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disease-ridden

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See: pestilent


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She 'fleshes out' the stories of those who survived in these over-crowded and disease-ridden buildings.
A PENSIONER who kept 40 disease-ridden cats in her filth-encrusted home has been found guilty of cruelty to animals.
As Lockwood notes, many techniques of modern germ warfare would depend in large part on disease-ridden insects such as flies, fleas and mosquitoes.
 
 
 
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