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As he devolves in the dark, decaying shadow dimension, he becomes less and less human in both spirit and appearance.

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The UK government on Tuesday extended a sugar tax to include milkshakes as part of the fight against obesity and tooth decay in children.

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North Northamptonshire Council said the funding from Northamptonshire NHS Integrated Care Board would help people "who need it the most" fight tooth decay.

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They say it’s old and decaying by the day, a shell of its former greatness.

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The novels will therefore be free from what Jenkins calls “the accretions of decay”—their characters meet “not in time, but space.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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