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But even if it sickened those hunters, it probably died out with them or their immediate contacts.

The milkshake had not been sold to a customers, and no one was sickened by it, the ministry said.

Speaking Thursday at the National Press Club, Prime Minister Julia Gillard said she had been sickened by the News of the World scandal.

At least 44 children in an economic development area in Qingyuan, Guangdong, have been sickened by lead, local media reported.

The tests were conducted two years after melamine-contaminated milk killed at least six children and sickened 300, 000 across the country.

She's sickened all that she had eaten.

The familiar surroundings had not darkened because of her grief, nor sickened because of her pain .

The Denver area has seen 58 flu-related pneumonia cases, and at least two-thirds of those sickened were aged 20 to 60, she said.

He wondered by what alchemy it was changed, so that what sickened him one hour, maddened him with hunger the next.

E. coli infections have killed at least thirty people since late May. Nearly three thousand others were sickened.

Meanwhile, Christina contemptuously calls Linc "the dumb one" and is sickened that Michael cares for him so much.

At least three infants have died and 53, 000 have been sickened by Chinese milk contaminated with the industrial chemical melamine .

While the employee's hamster was giving birth, she was so sickened by the process that she (the employee, not the hamster) passed out.

adj. His heart sickened at the thought of that horrible scene.

This tainted milk product killed at least six children , caused 860 babies to be hospitalized and sickened an estimated 300, 000 .

At least six children were killed and nearly 300-thousand more were sickened from drinking milk laced with melamine.

It is evident that Europe's economies have sickened at national not European level, so it is at national level that the cures are needed.

crops failed, horses ran away, cattle sickened, wagon broke, women miscarried, or storms destroyed house, a witch was always found to blame.

He felt that he ought to go out, and yet he sickened at the thought.

The thought sickened her, and yet who was she to judge too severely?

The salmonella outbreak that has probably already sickened tens of thousands of people is an outbreak that didn't have to happen.

So far, at least 26 people have died and more than 2, 700 have been sickened by the outbreak in at least 13 countries.

in panama , medicine made with a poisonous chemical killed or sickened more than one hundred people.

PCs can alert others not to run code that just sickened them, signaling health levels to others.

Their own population sickened and dwindles until finally there was only a handful left.

An estimated 200, 000 people could be sickened before the epidemic is brought under control, an effort that could take up to six months.

I sickened to see what he had done.

Londoners sickened by the violence gripping their city are using technology to fight back against this weekend's surge of local criminality.

Baby formula contaminated by melamine has killed at least three babies and sickened more than 50, 000.

The virus is believed to have sickened at least 2, 000 people there.

As the night lingered and lingered-as my bleeding patient drooped, moaned, sickened and neither day or aid arrived.

similarly , when we hate one another , we feel very uncomfortable . we even feel sickened sometimes because of it.

More than 40 people have been sickened by the new flu strain in the United States.

Some evil spell had settled on the community : mysterious maladies swept the flocks of chickens ; the cattle and sheep sickened and died .

All babies sickened by contaminated milk powder will receive free medical treatment including infants in remote areas.

Alas, a few weeks after this, the guitarist's sweetheart had sickened and died.

At least three infants died and more than 50, 000 were sickened after prolonged drinking the contaminated milk.

The plant has been identified as the source of the salmonella that has sickened hundreds and killed as many as eight people.

in panama , medicine made with a poisonous chemical killed or sickened more than 100 people.

Here's a clue: this week a court in Hebei refused to accept a lawsuit by the families of children sickened and killed by the tainted milk.

The German will be sickened by us, the German will talk about us, and the German will fear us.

Melamine in baby formula has killed at least four infants in China and sickened tens of thousands more.

Late last month, for instance, pig organs contaminated with a banned steroid sickened dozens of people in the southern city of Guangzhou.

h. She ate little. Food sickened her, and I think much of life too.

Previously, Chinese officials said more than 6, 200 children had been sickened by melamine found in baby formula.

Incubation period: When claimants say the hamburger they ate this morning sickened them, they are generally out to lunch.

U. S. aviators later confessed they were sickened at having to bomb that helpless mass.

Arsenic fumes released from the crater could have sickened locals who went to look, said one geologist who examined the site.

The city is the epicenter of an outbreak of enterovirus 71 that has now sickened more than 29-hundred children since March.

The young officers were sickened by the greed of their generals.

Officials confirm that from May to July nearly 2, 000 people have been sickened by salmonella traced back to tainted eggs.

When they burned the martyrs, the smoke which blew from the stake sickened men of popery more than anything else.

Many residents were sickened by the contaminated water.

The pain in her voice sickened me.

The death toll in China from an outbreak of a severe intestinal virus that has sickened thousands of children now stands at 34.

And in Massachusetts, an elderly woman was sickened when the toxic fumes leaked through her ceiling from an upstairs apartment.

Most cases have been mild; of those sickened, 98, 000 have been hospitalized, the CDC said.

We are winning the fight against measles, which has long killed, sickened and disabled our children.

The outbreak has sickened hundreds of people in 43 states and killed at least six.

Sickened by the mere smell of food, I suddenly saw the wonder in the most common foods: an egg, a hard-boiled egg.

The five people sickened in California and three in Texas have all recovered.

They feel unformed and sickened by cravings they struggle to satisfy.

She sickened at the sight of a dead rat.

Some 300, 000 children were sickened by dairy products contaminated with the industrial chemical melamine.

no voice in the wilderness was heard calling on the people to repent and do works meet for repentance, and my heart sickened within me.

I am also sickened when I hear Asian people imitate Negro slang in an endeavor to sound "ghetto. "

Her original vigorous pride of youth had sickened.

Much of the world has been sickened by the cost in human life paid for the government's victory.

Those limitations sparked public anger in Taiwan during the 2003 SARS epidemic, which killed 37 people in Taiwan and sickened hundreds more.

She is equally sickened when she hears of her Arab neighbors being spit on.

Last year, thousands of pets in the United States were sickened from food made with Chinese feed laced with melamine.

mold on the food sickened the diners.

An estimated 2, 400 people have been sickened from the eggs and more than 550 million eggs have been recalled since early August.

In late July, 1, 000 people rioted to protest waste dumping at a local plant that sickened 509 people.

Swine flue sickened about 50 million Americans and killed 10 thousand.

Already some 53, 000 children have been sickened in China and four have died after drinking milk or milk products laced with the chemical.

The CDC said the median age of those sickened is 77, and most ill people are over 60 years old.

I'm sickened and disgusted.

It's the same strain of the bacteria that has sickened nearly 400 people in 42 states since September.

In the wake of the toxic milk scandal that has sickened 54, 000 children, many Chinese are frantic for tips on how to eat healthfully.

As a result, it has long been theorized that a person could be sickened with more than one cold strain at the same time.

One reason was its sheer scale: more than 50, 000 children sickened, some 12, 000 hospitalized and four dead.

After all, it's not like there are no concerns in America, as witnessed by the E coli outbreak that sickened hundreds of people last fall.

sickened me.

Officially, the disease had sickened 66, 593 people and killed 1, 523 as of Monday, according to the Ministry of Health.

Every day, we hear from people who believe they have been sickened by foodborne illness.

children killed or sickened by lead poisoning or other types of local pollution;

And a sickened smile illegal in every town

he soon sickened of his new house

their squalor and wretchedness have sickened me

A sickened mind and spirit