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Meanings of yaws in English
Human disease: tropical infection of the skin, bones and joints caused by the spirochete bacterium Treponema pallidum pertenue.
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Examples for "parangi"
Examples for "parangi"
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Persons who have had parangi and passed safely through it, are not left in impaired health at all, but often live to an old age.
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Parangi was found guilty following a High Court trial in Hamilton in March.
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Parangi may attack any one, though the poorly fed and housed are more susceptible.
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Ms Gray went on to say that Parangi had made real changes in her life.
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Justice Fitzgerald told Parangi that she had led a blameless life until the boy's death.
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In 1940, she evolved a recital-with-harp-accompaniment, and later has added pian The routine is called "Great Words With Great Music."
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Erika and Monika Pian were the perfect hosts for our stay.
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Maddalena in Pian di Mugnone, where are two statues of S. Domenico and Mary Magdalen by his hand.
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He recalled the close of a thunder storm in the upper Valsolda on the crest of the Pian Biscagno.
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The dam that collapsed is part of the hydroelectric Xe-Pian Xe-Namnoy power project, which involves Laotian, Thai and South Korean firms.
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They killed over 300 elephants in Bouba N'Djida national park in Cameroon in December.
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Papa Bouba Diop going through medical process with Hammers.
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They will also be boosted by the decisions of Papa Bouba Diop and Kanu to sign new contracts.
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Fulham midfielder Papa Bouba Diop has signed a contract extension to keep him at the club until 2009.
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We can get on with our lives a bit, said Bouba Traore, drinking tea with friends under a tree.
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Its synonym, frambesia, is from the French, framboise, a raspberry.
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A positive reaction may be present in other diseases, for example, frambesia, trypanosomiasis, and leprosy.
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Frambesia or yaws was observed in Brazil as early as 1643, and in America later by Lebat in 1722.
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Of childish affections of health, the commonest at this age is yaws (FRAMBOESIA) about the mouth.
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We review the dilemmas in the diagnosis of endemic treponematoses, and advances in the discovery of new diagnostic tools.
Usage of yaws in English
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As he speaks the boat yaws violently and the door bursts open.
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The man with the yaws explained: Dem Belgians make war-palaver often.
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That nigger with the yaws who paddled you up brought down the news.
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So thinking, Anna doesn't see the stone quarry until it yaws before her.
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If it wasn't yaws, it was something else in the Solomons.
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He yaws broadly, as if disposed to give up the search.
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We shall see her colours presently if she yaws to fire at us.
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Martin inquired about yaws, for here was a man who ought to know.
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She yaws so, now the fore-top sail's gone, there is no steering her.
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Her left eye was a black point in a yaws-like ulceration.
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A single-dose of intramuscular benzathine penicillin has been the mainstay of treatment for yaws.
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Only a single participant (with presumed latent yaws) had definitive serological failure.
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To eradicate yaws by 2020, WHO has launched a campaign of mass treatment with azithromycin.
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In this review, we summarize current knowledge regarding the therapeutics of yaws and its diagnosis.
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Still other infections of small human populations are chronic diseases such as leprosy and yaws.
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If the bullet tumbles, or yaws, it can fragment, sending metal into the surrounding flesh.
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Yaws through the time