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Not infrequently during their visits, Franz recalls, McCandless's face would darken with anger and he'd fulminate about his parents or politicians or the endemic idiocy of mainstream American life.† (source)
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Rape has become endemic in South Africa, so a medical technician named Sonette Ehlers developed a product that immediately grabbed national attention there.† (source)
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At Jackson Park aggravation was endemic.† (source)
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Part of that, she knew, was endemic to any long marriage; there was little new to talk about.† (source)
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What with this and the trouble yesterday concerning the lack of water in the radiator, it would not be unreasonable for an observer to believe such general disorganization endemic to my nature.† (source)
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He plucked a beggar's lice—endemic in West Virginia—off his pants leg and inspected the tiny fuzzy seed that hitched rides on anything or anybody who walked through the woods.† (source)
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The fact that they were of like mind on most matters military and political, and got along well, seemed to preclude the friction and jealousies between the Royal Navy and the army frequently endemic to such joint operations.† (source)
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From that time on, and well into this century, cholera was endemic not only in the city but along most of the Caribbean coast and the valley of the Magdalena, but it never again flared into an epidemic.† (source)
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Or was there, as he suspected, a mild, endemic inflammation along the passage that carried urine out?† (source)
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He was still supremely fit from football and the high-school track team, so the rigors of basic training weren't as memorable to Mortenson as the poor morale he found endemic in the post-Vietnam military.† (source)
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Virchow found a region impoverished by absentee landlordism, where the people, mainly Polish, lived principally on potatoes and vodka and suffered from endemic malaria and dysentery.† (source)
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Fanatic in its identification of Jews with international Communism, and vice versa, the movement was especially influential in the universities, where in the early 1920s physical violence against Jewish students became endemic.† (source)
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Despite its diminutive size, the bot still had to contend with a problem endemic to ROVs: its tether.† (source)
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We direct the fashionable outcry of each generation against those vices of which it is least in danger and fix its approval on the virtue nearest to that vice which we are trying to make endemic.† (source)
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He has no business in this quarter, unless it be curiosity, which is an endemic in these woods.† (source)
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I believe that the return of these commercial panics is an endemic disease of the democratic nations of our age.† (source)
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