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Tell you what everyone, if they do release some kind of plauge on us we need to be prepared.
Infowars 2009
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While I avoid postmodernism like the plauge, it is in vogue among the academic subjects that I don't like.
Social Security Privatization Debated, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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The series – which is a definite must-read for any comic fan – follows Yorick, a young man with a pet monkey, who is quite literally the last man on Earth after a mysterious and sudden plauge kills every male species on the planet, leaving only the females.
Leterrier Wants Y: The Last Man « Giant Killer Squid - Film, Comics, News, Reviews and more 2010
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A rather dark tale about a secluded loner who stays in his room after a horrible plauge finds himself a part of a gruesome collective that commits atrocities.
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He had to deal with a $30 Billion USD Deficit, and he had to deal with many disasters that plauge the state, economically, and naturally.
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I think it was the zombie ep, or the plauge ep…anyway, the teaser starts out with Sam and Dean going screamingly fast on their way to escape whatever it is chasing them.
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Earlier this summer there were several cases of pneunomic plauge in Qinghai, China, that was reported contained.
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People who are worried about concentration camps, or a lab created plauge, are just more of "those people".
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There is no question that, again, if I fired you because I thought you were a Virgo and I think all Virgos carry the virus for the plauge, I will win any discrimination case you bring against me, even if you show that you are not a Virgo, that Virgos do not carry the virus for the plague, and that I had no reasonable basis to believe either of those things.
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This is a cousin to the bubonic plauge that was known as the black death in the Middle Ages.
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