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fibrillate
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fib·ril·late (fbr-lt, fbr-)
v.
1. To undergo or to cause to undergo fibrillation.
2. To make or to become fibrillar.
adj.
Being fibrillated.
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A friend of mine in Ireland had spoken to a vet there who had said that the particular drug used to treat a fibrillating heart can leave side-effects to the extent that horses get depressed - not all but some do.
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A friend of mine in Ireland had spoken to a vet there who had said that the particular drug used to treat a fibrillating heart can leave side-effects to the extent that horses get depressed, not all but some do.
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Barber revealed his theory for Denman's poor run in February, saying: "A friend of mine in Ireland had spoken to a vet there who had said that the particular drug used to treat a fibrillating heart can leave side-effects to the extent that horses get depressed, not all but some do.
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