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A suspicious malady, no apparent Westing connection, somehow Sydelle Pulaski did not seem to fit in. (source)malady = illness
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Because I had rid her heart of its gravest malady.† (source)
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What so of Divinity, he seemed to be thinking, would devise a world in which an aging man's malady afflicts the very attribute that has set him apart from his fellow men and elevated him the eyes of all?† (source)
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His parents died at an early age, brought down by maladies readily cured today.† (source)
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I think the malady is becoming more alarming, more than one-half [of Philadelphia] has emigrated.† (source)
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This was the body: fallible, subject to malady.† (source)
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While in the meantime, cities crumble; education, security, medicine for every other malady known to man, charity, humanitarian aid—the whole world goes to pot so WICKED can do whatever they want to do.† (source)
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They are both in St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries.† (source)
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Billford had diagnosed the fatal malady as a heart attack, although the girl was very young — only eighteen — and had seemed in the pink of health.† (source)
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Once my modifications are complete, the Whisperer will become a wondrous healing device, boys — a device capable of curing maladies of the mind.† (source)
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And at which of the holy sites did you say your daughter contracted this malady, M. Weintraub?† (source)
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When she sticks out her tongue and allows me to treat her small maladies, I can see that every one of her organs has been compromised in some way.† (source)
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Her bout with the malady was short, however.† (source)
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And he'd seen his fair share of odd maladies.† (source)
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Then you'll spread every known malady across the world.† (source)
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Maladies considered mild at home continued to reduce our numbers.† (source)
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