pandemicin a sentence
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a pandemic outbreak of malaria
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At this time citizens must unite to prevent further spread of this pandemic.† (source)
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Worldwide pandemic.† (source)
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"My software," Trish explained, "was designed to help government agencies better evaluate and respond appropriately to wide-scale crises—pandemic diseases, national tragedies, terrorism, that sort of thing."† (source)
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As Stephen Lewis, the former UN ambassador for AIDS, puts it: "Gender inequality is driving the pandemic.† (source)
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To illustrate this, Korn points to the Spanish flu pandemic.† (source)
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The most famous flu epidemic of all — the pandemic of 1918 — was first spotted in the spring of that year and was, relatively speaking, quite tame.† (source)
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The hope was to raise many billions of dollars annually to fight the world's three great pandemics.† (source)
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What if Hunter really was right and they were only days away from an unstoppable pandemic?† (source)
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The twin pandemics of AIDS and tuberculosis raged on, of course, magnifying each other, in Africa and Asia, eastern Europe and Latin America.† (source)
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She had intended to take the entire day off from work, but a pandemic of strep throat in the cites had compelled her to spend the morning at the clinic.† (source)
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Joia was working on a scholarly paper to show that treatment and prevention were a single indivisible strategy for dealing with the AIDS pandemic.† (source)
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He sounded like this: "There will be a pandemic that kills millions, a devastating energy crisis, a horrible worldwide depression, and a nuclear explosion set off in anger.† (source)
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The resulting slaughter of these animals eliminated predators of the rat and thus probably extended the pandemic.† (source)
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Add the malaria pandemic into the projections, and it seemed obvious that the world faced public health catastrophes on a scale not seen for centuries, since the eras of plague in Europe or the near extinctions of indigenous peoples in the Americas.† (source)
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The result has been the Flare pandemic.† (source)
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