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Malaria is one of the areas of focus for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.malaria = a tropical disease spread by mosquitoes that strikes millions of people in developing nations each year
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fell ill with malaria and nothing the healer concocted saved him. (source)malaria = a tropical disease spread by mosquitoes
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Malaria is our enemy number one. (source)Malaria = a tropical disease spread by mosquitoes that strikes millions of people in developing nations each year
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A medic was handing out malaria pills. (source)
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The ones malaria didn't kill or the swamp didn't swallow bred into a woodsmen tribe of several races and multiple cultures, each of whom could fell a small forest with a hatchet and pack a buck for miles.† (source)
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To my knowledge, the only time Baba had ever gone to a doctor was the time he'd caught malaria in India.† (source)
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In the early twentieth century, when the laboratory occupied the entire fourth floor of the Biomedical Research Building, crews of technicians worked to eliminate the scourges of yellow fever, malaria, and cholera.† (source)malaria = a tropical disease spread by mosquitoes that strikes millions of people in developing nations each year
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Malarial weather, it would have been once; cholera weather.† (source)Malarial = related to malaria, a tropical disease spread by mosquitoes that strikes millions of people in developing nations each year
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Coker took the long cigar from his mouth and grinned malarially at the boy.† (source)
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"No human being inhabits this malarious extent" is how one journalist describes this region.† (source)
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He started taking malaria pills, but they didn't do any good, so he asked one of the nurses to give him an injection of an antimalarial drug.† (source)antimalarial = working against the tropical disease of malariastandard prefix: The prefix "anti-" in antimalarial means against or opposite. This is the same pattern you see in words like antiviral, antiaircraft, and antisocial.
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Tuberculosis, malaria, dysentery, malnutrition, anemia, eye ailments, and festering wounds were widespread.† (source)malaria = a tropical disease spread by mosquitoes that strikes millions of people in developing nations each year
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My sister was married in my absence, for example, while I had a 'malarial chill,' and something similar overcame me the morning of my mother's funeral.† (source)malarial = related to malaria, a tropical disease spread by mosquitoes that strikes millions of people in developing nations each year
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"I'll vow!" she said, turning to Mr. Baskett, the Hattiesburg cotton merchant, who grinned down malarially through his scraggly mustaches, "what am I going to do with him?† (source)
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He had ridden a camel; he had eaten witchetty grubs, played cricket, caught malaria, lived on the street in Ukraine ("but for two weeks only"), set off a stick of dynamite by himself, swum in Australian rivers infested with crocodiles.† (source)malaria = a tropical disease spread by mosquitoes that strikes millions of people in developing nations each year
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The air was sweltering, close, but I felt myself in the clutch of malarial trembling and chills.† (source)malarial = related to malaria, a tropical disease spread by mosquitoes that strikes millions of people in developing nations each year
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