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storm (storm) a sudden and temporary increase in symptoms.
thyroid storm , thyrotoxic storm see under crisis.

storm (stôrm)
n.
An exacerbation of symptoms or a crisis in the course of a disease.

Storm
Adverse weather with a wind speed of 48 to 55 knots/hour, 55 to 63 mph, and 89 to 102 km/hour

storm [storm]
an outburst; a temporary and sudden increase in symptoms.
thyroid storm (thyrotoxic storm) thyroid crisis.


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It was very much the lull before the storm at the weekend, but the celebrations in the winner's enclosure at Sandown following the Sunderlands Imperial Cup were worthy of the Cheltenham Festival itself.
Byline: ANITA CHAMBERS It is the lull before the storm this week as racing moves down a gear in preparation for the imminent Cheltenham Festival, writes ANITA CHAMBERS.
It is the lull before the storm over on these shores, however, with a relatively low-key programme ahead of the Ebor extravaganza at York.
 
 
 
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