In principle, continuity is eminently desirable but the principle shrivels if what is being continued doesn't have demonstrable worth. |
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As biodiversity shrivels, we lose a vast store of information and potential cures. |
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Prison don't make ya tough, it makes ya weak, your spirit just shrivels up inside. |
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He said in the court, when the interrogator pounds the desk he said it just shrivels me up inside. |
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The insect then loses water, shrivels, and dies from dehydration. |
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My thousand daily cares are like great chains of iron on my spirit, and my soul shrivels inside me as if weeping heart's-blood from a thousand cuts. |
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After the baby is born, the cord shrivels up and you get an innie. |
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While one turbinate engorges with blood and chokes down airflow, the other shrivels to permit big sniffs. |
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