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Most cases remain mild but a toddler died in Texas last week.
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Perhaps the most pernicious danger is that of infant and toddler food.
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His victims included a toddler aged three months and a 10-year-old girl.
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A toddler was given 10 times the recommended dosage of a medication.
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I was a kindergarten Kurtz; the toddler who had seen too much.
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Find in the Glossary the meaning of: day-beds; glade; skirted; yearling; trophy.
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The measurements of the yearling in the Museum group are as follows:
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It's the last day of New Zealand's showcase yearling sale at Karaka.
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A mare and her yearling colt had gone in with the bunch.
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He bought Jameka as a yearling because of the way she moved.
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They say Queen Victoria drank a small tot each night before retiring.
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We want a statistician like this to tot up the German indemnity.
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Williams, see these men have a change, and a tot of rum.
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I suppose it must have seemed so to a tot like him.
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Well, then, let us see if you can tot up my prize-money.
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He declared that the bambino was a masterpiece, a pure Corregio.
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I have seen nothing from his hand but the bambino yonder, which certainly is fine.
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It was a bonny baby: the whole company was united in adoration and service of the bambino.
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Hang on, Bruno bambino, lemme check something.
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Oh, of course, my bambino, of course, a man 'of a kind,' or there would be no peace disturbed.
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Then, in revenge, she cast the evil eye upon the child-sulbambino-andfor six weeks it ailed and then died.
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With the world's lowest birth rate, bambino-besotted Italians are now having to lure foreign infants to get their cheek- squeezing fix.
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I know not if in this chamber of treasures I may leave the trifle which I came to bring for the bambino?
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In other respects, it is a fine figure, gay, agreeable, and very expressive of maternal tenderness; and the bambino is extremely beautiful.
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For each of Kate's three births, an announcement went out when she was in labour and then again when the bambino appeared.
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He is by nature grateful. She smiled a smile, like the smile of a pale Madonna who looks down on her bambino.
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Currently, Ladbrokes in the UK has very short odds on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex naming their yet to arrive bambino after his mother.
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She goes down on her knees and holds the baby up, and tells me it ain't for her sake she's asking this-it'sfor the bambino.
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They say on the Festa del Gesù Bambino one gets most beautiful gifts.
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These bambinos hooked against the wall look down upon curious scenes.
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The last time I went was the grand feast in honor of the Bambino.