By Friday night Lucy had come down with a terrible illness that kept her feverishly in bed on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. |
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When a pregnant woman does come down with chickenpox, she can be treated with the oral antiviral drug acyclovir to help ease symptoms. |
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I heard today that some of the men have come down with the measles and some have died from it. |
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We met the villagers who come down with their donkeys to get water and do their laundry, as well as a few goatherds. |
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Alain and Pierre Dumont have come down with the Prinoth to see what is going on. |
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Otherwise, they might be stationed at sites where they would come down with a case of anthrax or botulism before encountering an American daisy-cutter. |
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Of this form, one would stop being a stranger in the lacteal sector and the current dependence would come down with regard to the client. |
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It can be appreciated that these would be in a position to care for each other should one come down with an illness or chronic disease. |
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They are wondering whether they will already have come down with this flu by Christmas. |
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A number of U. K. farmers come down with Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, including two young persons. |
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The minister indicated that a couple of individuals have had flu and another two have come down with conjunctivitis. |
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It is sad that the leader of the Reform Party has come down with this virus. |
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This means some people who come down with depression might not need any treatment, because it will soon go away on its own. |
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And the very next day, I believe it was, He begin to come down with the Word, and all of them begin to depart from Him. |
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As more come down with the flu, I suspect the reassurance will become more challenging. |
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She was thankful Anne had come down with a head ache and had declined to go to dinner or else she was sure her aunt would be having conniptions at her behavior. |
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Cochran had come down with some nasty throat bug and his voice was low and scratchy, but that only made it better. |
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With their wet, bare feet, swimmers are more likely to come down with athlete's foot than other athletes, especially during the hot, summer months. |
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With the areas marked blue signifying the safe areas to train and red marking the no-go areas, the map looked like it had come down with a bad rash. |
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In his situation, many a man has come down with the trembles. |
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Very often when this happens I'll come down with a heavy cold or something a few days later but sometimes it just can't be pinned on anything in particular. |
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Chapter 7 of the Charter is extremely explicit on peace enforcement and the use of force, and there are times when it is entirely appropriate to come down with an extraordinarily heavy hand in the protection of civilians. |
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Dr. Flanders Dunbar, writing about psychosomatic medicine, says the surprising thing is that so many, faced with an unpleasant situation, actually do come down with real sniffles and genuine sneezes. |
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Completely normal men who develop prostatitis will suddenly come down with urinary paruresis as one of their symptoms. |
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Her oldest child, 10, had come down with chicken pox. |
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And because, in 2000, I had come down with shingles, I went to get tested. |
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We saw Revenue Canada come down with a heavy boot on junior hockey. |
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As well, consider instituting a liberal sick leave policy that allows employees to remain home if members of their household come down with the flu. |
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Definitely, when I went to purchase our farm, we did have to work really hard at trying to find the funds to be able to come down with our down payment. |
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Some had come down with uncommon infections. |
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The worst way to handle this would be for a government on high to come down with a carbon tax or with some kind of oppressive decision against energy in order to try and force conservation on people. |
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On the eve of our trip, Julie had come down with an ear infection and our doctor strongly recommended against flying, providing us with a medical certificate to that end. |
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If Canadian citizens are going to Thailand, the Philippines or wherever to avail themselves of child prostitutes, it should be condemned and we should come down with the force of the law. |
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That's why they pull it up straight and just let it just almost stop dead and then pivot down and, if you're in the front seat, of course you're sitting right on the middle of that axis and you just come down with a whip. |
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Not all who are exposed come down with the disease. |
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With which intolerable pains if the party shriek or cry out, they roar out as loud to him to confess the truth, or else he shall come down with a vengeance. |
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That is a carom-shot criticism of the administration, which has come down with a case of the diplomatic flu known as international conference-itis. |
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