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One gradually destroys memory and cognition, while the other ravages the body through uncontrolled cell growth.

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Bess said a number of residents continue to live in homes ravaged by the tornado, some of which are contaminated with mold.

The guns will fall silent in Gaza, more aid will flow into the ravaged enclave, and Palestinians won't live each day fearing it could be their last.

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Baltimore’s offense is in disarray and its defense is ravaged by injuries.

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Muhammad Ali, “The Greatest,” was ravaged by the disease that doctors theorized was the result of blows to the head, many from Frazier.

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