gonorrheain a sentence
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In that same period of the late nineteenth century, syphilis and gonorrhea reached near-epidemic proportions, yet except for Henrik Ibsen and some of the later naturalists, venereal diseases were hardly on the literary map.† (source)
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One month prior to current visit, patient tested positive for gonorrhea.† (source)
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It was later sold, in distilled form, as a floor cleaner and a cure for gonorrhea.† (source)
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Collusion, corrupt practices, and gonorrhea.† (source)
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Potterat then interviewed 768 people in that tiny subgroup and found that 600 of them either didn't give gonorrhea to anyone else or gave it to only one other person.† (source)
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The company physicians did not examine the sick but had them line up behind one another in the dispensaries and a nurse would put a pill the color of copper sulfate on their tongues, whether they had malaria, gonorrhea, or constipation.† (source)
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"Better than fat with gonorrhea," I say, flicking a chocolate chip at her.† (source)
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Don't you think it a little ironic that what follows sexual immorality is herpes, chlamydia, AIDS, syphilis, and gonorrhea?† (source)
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If I remember correctly, I got Harris to fund a project that was your idea: a citywide campaign against gonorrhea and syphilis.† (source)
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By the time Cyrus was released from the hospital and the army, his gonorrhea was dried up.† (source)
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It sounds like a donkey with gonorrhea.† (source)
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There was a pale-yellow boy who had gonorrhea and was proud of it.† (source)
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It's not a pretty picture you having gonorrhea.† (source)
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But at any rate, this patient now has ...acute Gonorrhea superimposed on radiation reaction.† (source)
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Potterat, for example, once did an analysis of a gonorrhea epidemic in Colorado Springs, Colorado, looking at everyone who came to a public health clinic for treatment of the disease over the space of six months.† (source)
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For gonorrhea, to be precise.† (source)
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