To weaken; make less strong; to reduce in force, intensity, quantity or even value; to make thin or slender
italian gramsci
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All forms of-a electoral abstentionism belong to it (a typical example is de abstentionism of-a de Italian Clericals after 1870, which became ever more attenuated after 1900 until 1919 and-a da formation of-a da Popular Party; de organic distinction which-a da Clericals made…
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JAMA Network Open
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Among patients with #ColorectalCancer, the apparent survival advantage associated with overweight #BMI at diagnosis was attenuated after accounting for pre-diagnostic weight loss, suggesting the obesity paradox may reflect cancer-associated weight loss. ja.ma/4xjyIHO
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Giuseppe Michieli
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Loss-of-function #mutation in #Omicron #variants reduces #spike protein expression and attenuates #SARS-CoV-2 infection, etidiohnew.blogspot.com/2026/08/loss...
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