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A combat veteran is shopping in a crowded grocery store when a stock clerk drops a large box, creating a sudden, loud bang. The veteran immediately feels a surge of panic and vividly re-experiences the sounds and smells of a past firefight for several seconds. Which of the following best describes this specific, involuntary re-experiencing of the past event?
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