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1. Exuberant yīn repelling yáng.

2. Also unconstrained vacuous yáng; solitary yáng straying upward. A pattern of tidal heat, tender-red complexion, dry mouth without thirst, and a vacuous rapid pulse arising when yáng, deprived of support through essence-blood depletion, strays upward to the upper body.

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