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Hypothetical remedy for all ills or diseases; once sought by the alchemists.

Ús de cure-all en anglès

Fungi are increasingly touted as a cure-all by health and wellness gurus. 
 The Guardian 

DRAWBACKS Audits are not all the same, nor are they a cure-all. 
 Reuters 

Run down to Grand-daddy, Limpy-toes, and fetch a pinch of cure-all salve. 
 The Graymouse Family 

Never felt I so enamoured of that which seems to be the cure-all. 
 Jane Talbot 

But even cellular computing enthusiasts admit they don't have a cure-all. 
 Wired 

Man chief executive Peter Clarke agrees Ucits is not a cure-all. 
 Reuters 

Myrna's cure-all for everything from fallen arches to depression was sex. 
 A Confederacy of Dunces 

Not everyone is convinced that the health law will prove a cure-all for hospitals. 
 Reuters 

But a glance at most of the cure-all systems shows how contradictory they are. 
 My Life and Work 

As successful as I've been with this mood program, it is not a cure-all. 
 Joy bauer's food cures 

So could getting your vitamins intavenously be the ultimate cure-all? 
 Jamaica Observer 

It is idiot deployment of aerial bombardment as a cure-all for the world's ills. 
 The Guardian 

But critics warn that irradiation is not a cure-all for the country's food safety issues. 
 Reuters 

Exactly, so I came up with a cure-all remedy. 
 Hearts of grey 

By using antibiotics as a cure-all, the magic bullet has come back to hit us. 
 Prescription alternatives: hundreds of safe, natural, prescripti... 

It was her mother's cure-all, passed down through generations. 
 Fiendish deeds 

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