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In game theory, a strategy to respond to cheating by cheating is called a trigger strategy.
Precipitating Event
An incident or occurrence that triggers a chain of events leading to a significant change or outcome in a person's life or in a situation.
Breast-Feeding
The process of feeding a baby with milk directly from the mother’s breast, providing necessary nutrients and antibodies to the infant.
Stools Yellow
A description of fecal matter that is light in color, potentially indicating underlying health issues, such as liver or gallbladder disorders.
Perianal Irritation
Discomfort, itching, or inflammation around the anus, possibly caused by infection, hygiene issues, or medical conditions.
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