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HIS MALAISE DIDN'T ENTIRELY PASS, but it did lighten, and he sat up and looked around.† (source)
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And in that brief span, there was so much to be done.... Given the Count's membership as a younger man to the ranks of the purposefully unrushed, one might have expected the ticking of this clock to buzz around his ears like a mosquito in the night; or prompt him, like Oblomov, to turn on his side and face the wall in a state of malaise.† (source)
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As a system, it avoids the diversion of energies into unproductive channels, and short-circuits malaise.† (source)
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Just one shrill blow and you will see your animal shudder with malaise and repair at top speed to the safest, furthest part of its territory.† (source)
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Not a whining, restless child's boredom (although I was not above that) but a dense, blanketing malaise.† (source)
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Horace had served as a medical officer for twenty months in the Pacific theater and had suffered in that period from sleep deprivation and from a generalized and perpetual tropical malaise that had rendered him, in his own mind, ineffective.† (source)
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He has wiped away my professional malaise and shown me the dignity in being loyal to something you believe in, and it's not a stretch to say that this man I hoped to save has done as much for me as I have for him.† (source)
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Burnham hoped for an early cure to the nation's financial malaise, but the economy did not oblige.† (source)
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But Alan did not want to despair, and did not want to be dragged down with his seatmate's malaise.† (source)
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"She just got back," the doorman tells Gogol with a wink as he walks past, and his heart leaps, unburdened of its malaise, grateful for her simple act of returning to him.† (source)
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Like a sore tooth that is not content to throb in isolation, but must diffuse its own pain to other parts of the body—making breathing difficult, vision limited, nerves unsettled, so a hated piece of furniture produces a fretful malaise that asserts itself throughout the house and limits the delight of things not related to it.† (source)
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Poor Whitcomb, sighed the chaplain, and blamed himself for his assistant's malaise.† (source)
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One evening as I walked up the hill suffering from youth's vague malaise (there was simply nothing to do), the brother I had chosen came walking directly into my trap.† (source)
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Clearly I had snapped out of my malaise of the previous night.† (source)
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And even aside from my heartache over Sophie, I stirred inside with a fretful, unhappy malaise.† (source)
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Very bad," he said, as though he were sinking into some long-term spiritual malaise.† (source)
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