The bubonic plague is a social disease in the sense that it can be transmitted by intercourse and other etceteras.
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The placing of black youth killers in this hopelessly separate world of social disease has come at a cost to the suburbs.
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Why have all layers of society expressed signs of a sort of social disease-- the lack or disappearance of trust in their own government?
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Erb maintains that Pride is not attempting to cure a disease in others, but rather his own social disease that is chronic and psychological.
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In 1913, Bennett had a theatrical success starring as Georges Dupont in the social disease stage drama " Damaged Goods ", which he also co-produced.
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That just goes to show the fuzziness of the quasi-science of economics _ a subject which, in my school days, I avoided like a social disease.
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For whatever reasons _ perhaps because they make high intelligence look like a social disease _ compulsive, madness-skirting geniuses have become popular on American stages and screens.
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"We need to send a message that English is not a social disease, " said William Johnson, head of Alliance Quebec, the province's top English rights group.
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Instead of the traditional Catholic teaching that it was a sin, however, a new approach was taken based on then-modern psychoanalysis that it was a social disease.
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Indeed, to their great credit, they insist on the probable but unsettling truth that no possible cure may be better than any of the social disease's symptoms.
