residual
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Definition
a small amount of something that remains after the main part has been used, taken, or removed
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The body removes caffeine five to 10 hours after consuming it but caffeine’s residual effects can last even longer.
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Now let's take a look first at the anatomical structures in the extended videos, and then we'll take a look at the demonstration and see what happens in that and how disabling it really is and how painful it really is and some of the residual effects that will occur from that.
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wanna press my ♪ I want a green light, I wanna be like ♪ I wanna press my line, yeah ♪ I wanna take that ride, yeah ♪ I'm gonna press my line ♪ I want a green light, I wanna be like ♪ I wanna press my ♪ Mama dearest, spare your feelings ♪ I'm relivin' moments, peelin' more residual ♪ I can buy the buildin', burn the buildin' ♪ Take your bitch, rebuild the buildin' ♪ Just to fuck some more ♪ I can justify my love for
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But I still felt a residual feeling of guilt.
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The men who had just crossed the terrifying bridge were significantly more likely to call her because their hearts were still pounding from the height and the fear and their brains quietly mislabeled that residual adrenaline as attraction.
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Neuroscientists call it residual cognitive load.
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