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He died in 1894 as a result of a parasitic disease.

Video games have always had a parasitic relationship with television.

They were a parasitic growth on the body of sport.

The parasitic life of being fed by others was over.

"It's almost as if you go down that line and say any competition could be parasitic."

And people say I'm a member of a parasitic profession.

Early in his career, he began a study of parasitic diseases.

Nothing is currently known about parasitic forms outside the blood.

Four years later, he established the parasitic disease control program at the agency.

Some sort of enzyme, it looks like, and quite parasitic.

They're essentially parasitic in their existence and they know it.

I begin to understand the strangely parasitic nature of my host.

A parasitic horse body growing from an otherwise perfect one.

What is so impossible about the concept of a parasitic intelligence?

He said that this was because "we are a parasitic people.

A few dozen parasitic plants have occasionally been used as food by people.

It causes the death of certain parasitic organisms in the body.

The true enemy of this country are the parasitic elite.

They live throughout the seas; a few species are parasitic.

They remain the most common parasitic infection of human in developing countries.

They could, for example, be parasitic on the ships' communications systems.

I understand a tiny parasitic fly is now thought to be a major factor in this.

This could be seen as a form of parasitic capacitance.

The clearest evidence comes from the large size of many parasitic families.

In the case of the parasitic intelligence, all physical attributes would eventually be lost.

We thought perhaps we had a parasitical race on our hands.

It would be parasitical for any of us to benefit from a community without contributing to its well-being.

We so desperately need to get these parasitical elites off of our backs for good.

Do you think anyone who buys a share and hopes for capital gains is parasitical?

This system will do away with the careerist politicians and their parasitical political parties.

To stay meant certain death from the parasitical spores.

Aside from parasitical problems, there were other roadblocks that stood in the way of the canal.

She said, 'Basically he's just a parasitical, sexually frustrated man.

It was the wall of the cyst that surrounded the trapped parasitical insect.

She just liked pretending to herself that she was above her kind's usual parasitical behavior.

If I may ask politely, what "stress/mental health industry" do you consider to be "terrifying and parasitical"?

He has referred to the festival as "parasitical."

And for parasitical bloodsuckers, they do remarkably little harm.

The amateurs may seem irreverent, disrespectful and even parasitical as they help themselves to someone else's hooks.

The bloggers are parasitical on the conventional media.

Parasitical interference with colour-changing mechanism, or simply another variety of common bream?

To the threat of the gun and knife was added that of the parasitical spores.

He called Slamdance "a festival that has attached itself to us in a parasitical way."

A number of parasitical treatments are useful in treating canine scabies.

Others show them as subversives, or outlaws, who make a parasitical living through theft, fear and threat.

It required the development of a parasitical worm that carries the encysted seeds in its body.

I reject the idea that the market is the singular bedrock of society while everything else is a parasitical growth.

The fungi are parasitical and can only live by feeding on organic matter, including wood and leaves.

But our present life is parasitical.

It also emphasizes that parasitical living is not in consonance with the mystic and moral path.