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Patients may experience a sudden "freezing" that can either slow them down or stop them entirely.

Readers of John Conroy's "Unspeakable Acts, Ordinary People" may experience a similar sensation.

Draghi suggested at his press conference that, "we may experience a prolonged period of low inflation".

Individuals with chronic liver diseases may experience a sudden worsening of their overall condition.

Adolescents, or persons nostalgic for their condition, may experience a frisson upon hearing such stuff.

Those hearing it for the first time may experience a warm sense of recognition, mistaking it for an old favorite.

She fears that under a climate change-denying President Trump, climate scientists may experience a fresh wave of hostility.

(Bush does not judge this ardent posing, though the reader may experience a mild gritting of the teeth).

And, as in post-Katrina New Orleans, Sonoma and Napa may experience a long-term renaissance of civic engagement.

Toddlers may experience a lower level of colour constancy than adults, making the world even more confusing for them.

And when the killing starts, the viewing brain may experience a sort of sensory overload; too many conflicting signals.