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His appetite was appalling, and he told me so many times to stop pestering him I consulted Atticus: "Reckon he's got a tapeworm?" (source)tapeworm = parasitic worm in the intestines
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"I'm always hungry," I said, "because I got a tapeworm." (source)tapeworm = long ribbonlike, parasitic flatworm that can inhabit the human intestine
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At least I don't look like a tapeworm, or, Has it ever occurred to you that you're allergic to life?† (source)
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Or a tapeworm.† (source)
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The password's still 'tapeworm'!† (source)
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He covered everything from toothpaste to tapeworms and somehow made it all fit together.† (source)
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If you want an analogy, just think of a tapeworm virus...one of the old kind...that's chewing up the data in your comlog...backward from the last entry.† (source)
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At SIS-C slaughterhouses, visibly diseased animals cattle infected with measles and tapeworms, covered with abscesses were being slaughtered.† (source)
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They even had their own version of the Gospels in which Jesus healed possessed people, not with miracles, but by driving parasites, such as tapeworm, out of their body.† (source)
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He was fond of inviting them to tea; and, though vowing they never got a look in with him at the cakes and muffins, for it was the fashion to believe that his corpulence pointed to a voracious appetite, and his voracious appetite to tapeworms, they accepted his invitations with real pleasure.† (source)
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In pain, half starved, with a tapeworm and an eye infection, he collapsed on the road to town and was taken to the infirmary by a kindly widow.† (source)
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I saw it in the steel bridges stretching out over water; I saw it in the freeways looping over one another like tangled tapeworms.† (source)
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He had done parasitic research all over the world; his work had led to the discovery of the Brazilian tapeworm, Taenia renzi, which he had characterized in a paper in 1953.† (source)
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According to Dr. Neal D. Bernard, who heads the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, chicken manure may contain dangerous bacteria such as Salmonella and Campylobacter, parasites such as tapeworms and Giardia lamblia, antibiotic residues, arsenic, and heavy metals.† (source)
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Even the minister with the waistcoat and fob watch would, when he was ill, throw a nettala over his coat, cram eucalyptus leaf up his nose, take an extra dose of kosso for tapeworm, and then hurry over to be seen.† (source)
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Did anyone ever use tapeworms?† (source)
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