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The extent to which the Ailment diverges from the norm. I am very sick. Since the degree of involvement with an Ailment is equivalent to how negative the experience of the Patient is, in many cases, Degree is expressed by a negative descriptor. It seems that he does have very severe eczema.

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Degree

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<def-root>The extent to which the <fen>Ailment</fen> diverges from the norm. <ex>I am <fex name="Degree">very</fex> <t>sick</t>.</ex> Since the degree of involvement with an <fen>Ailment</fen> is equivalent to how negative the experience of the <fen>Patient</fen> is, in many cases, <fen>Degree</fen> is expressed by a negative descriptor. <ex>It seems that he does have <fex name="Degree">very severe</fex> <t>eczema</t>.</ex></def-root> The extent to which the Ailment diverges from the norm. I am very sick. Since the degree of involvement with an Ailment is equivalent to how negative the experience of the Patient is, in many cases, Degree is expressed by a negative descriptor. It seems that he does have very severe eczema.

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9870

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MJE

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2006-01-20T21:07:11+01:00

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