The answer should be Russia.
The damage may have resulted in <span>brain lesion
</span><span>brain lesion refers to the abnormal formation of your brain's blood vessels.
</span>The only way for us to spot a brain lesion is by using imaging technology such as MRI. If left untreated, brain lesion could lead to change in personality, loss in memory, or even brain aneurysm.
Answer:
a prolonged chronic phase of leukemia.
Explanation:
Chronic myelogenous leukemia is particularly associated with the Philadelphia chromosome. Chronic myelogenous leukemia would usually have a chronic phase with varying length depending on individual. There is no viral etiology associated with this disease. Fractures has nothing to do with immature granulocyte types but is instead associated with myeloma.
I believe that it's okay because everyone has some type of weakness in them. But I do think that something needs to be done because it's not something normal. For example, a normal human sees the color red, but a person with false memory syndrome sees yellow and they truly believe that it's the color yellow. So that's why I think something needs to be done. But at the same time, I don't think the person with false memory syndrome should be criticized.
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I believe the answer is: Storage
Our memory is divided in to three parts: Storage, encoding, and retrieval.
Storage is the part where we store all of the new information just after we receive them. These new information later would be encoded to determine whether it's valuable enough for us to keep. If not, these information would be eliminated from the storage.
