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Will have more difficulty coordinating their movements correctly.
Under the effects of alcohol, it becomes more difficult to coordinate movements because many abilities are lost and motor impairments occur (for example, accelerating instead of braking).
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Will have more difficulty coordinating their movements correctly.
Will coordinate their movements better and more easily.
Will coordinate their movements more quickly.
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