smallpoxin a sentence
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Storch was dead, of smallpox. (source)smallpox = a highly contagious viral disease characterized by fever and weakness and skin eruption with pustules that form scabs that slough off leaving scars
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The guy who invented the smallpox vaccine didn't actually invent anything.† (source)
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Red boils had erupted on his face, so he looked like a smallpox victim.† (source)
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His face is scarred from smallpox, and his shoulders look as though they've been hewn from soft clay.† (source)
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The rats that brought the bubonic plague to Europe, the conquistadors who brought smallpox to the Native Americans.† (source)
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"Smallpox," a voice suddenly said.† (source)
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According to the Republic's databases," she goes on, "Daniel Altan Wing died five years ago from smallpox, in one of our labor camps."† (source)
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But the arrivees persevered, and in the end they were received by them They asked for a plot of land to build on, An evil forest was where the clan buried all those who died of the really evil diseases, like leprosy and smallpox.† (source)
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I've seen them all born alive, and not one lost to smallpox or tuberculosis.† (source)
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Spread through that population even faster than smallpox.† (source)
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If there's a metaphor connected with smallpox, I don't want to know about it.† (source)
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The guy is running to Fugazi, the very tail end of "Smallpox Champion."† (source)
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A notice came through her second screen about a Circle campaign to eradicate smallpox in West Africa.† (source)
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We entertain ourselves by trying to figure out which disease they've got, and we've reached the conclusion that they suffer from cancer, smallpox and measles.† (source)
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A blind man without eyelids and eyes as blue as faded jeans, his skin pitted with smallpox scars, chatted to a leper without fingers, taking dexterous drags from scavenged cigarette stubs that lay beside him in a heap.† (source)
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Models of the public health approach include smallpox vaccination programs, oral rehydration therapy to save babies with diarrhea, and campaigns to encourage seat belts and air bags in vehicles.† (source)
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