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| <<A course costs between $5 and $8, against a mere 20-40 cents for chloroquine.....> (In the first paragraph of the following link.) Economist.com What does "coruse" mean in this text? Would you please explain? Many thanks in advance. |
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| If you have to take a medicine regularly over a period of time, it is a course. |
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| Hello Tdol, Thank you very much. |
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