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    The document provides information about alcohol use disorder and signs that a person may have an alcohol problem. It lists several questions to assess if a person has experienced issues with controlling their alcohol use that have negatively impacted their life in the past year, such as drinking more than intended, wanting to cut down but being unable to, continuing to drink despite it causing problems. Experiencing multiple signs suggests a more urgent need to address alcohol use.

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    The document provides information about alcohol use disorder and signs that a person may have an alcohol problem. It lists several questions to assess if a person has experienced issues with controlling their alcohol use that have negatively impacted their life in the past year, such as drinking more than intended, wanting to cut down but being unable to, continuing to drink despite it causing problems. Experiencing multiple signs suggests a more urgent need to address alcohol use.

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    The document provides information about alcohol use disorder and signs that a person may have an alcohol problem. It lists several questions to assess if a person has experienced issues with controlling their alcohol use that have negatively impacted their life in the past year, such as drinking more than intended, wanting to cut down but being unable to, continuing to drink despite it causing problems. Experiencing multiple signs suggests a more urgent need to address alcohol use.

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