| 1. | Some tortoises have been observed to insidiously exploit this mutualistic relationship.
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| 2. | In minutes, they are torn apart nightmarishly, insidiously.
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| 3. | Yet as the weeks went by, Ebola insidiously eroded his authority.
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| 4. | The problems came up insidiously, perhaps even dating to the 1970s.
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| 5. | The result is that insidiously an emptiness grows in us.
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| 6. | More insidiously, it has also been used as an antipersonnel weapon.
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| 7. | As Janowski said it was because some insidiously has given him drugs.
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| 8. | Would the vestiges of apartheid suck at him insidiously, like an undertow?
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| 9. | Insidiously, in almost imperceptible increments, they are morphing into generic Europeans.
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| 10. | At times, it insidiously amounts to much worse.
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