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1. The tent might blow away, I might get bitten by a snake, or I might not be able to pay back the 1,500 I had borrowed to finance the trip.
2. The mystery that remains concerns the almost insoluble problem of whether the possum feels the pain when it is being bitten, but is incapable of responding to it, or whether it feels nothing, even though it "knows" it is being bitten.
3. He extended a thin hand, very gingerly, as ii afraid it might be bitten off.
4. It is a fact that most people bitten for the first time by their own dog are bitten in the bedroom.
5. Summing up a strange horse's temperament would be simple, allowing you to avoid being kicked or bitten.
6. The "challenge to society" seems to fit Raskolnikov's Napoleonic idea - until we read on in Anna Dostoevsky's manuscript where it is at once and directly linked to "the governor's bitten ear", that is to one of those sudden sallies of Stavrogin's elsewhere in The Possessed , sallies hovering between outrage and prank.
7. Malaria can be controlled by attacking the parasite (with drugs or - theoretically - with vaccines); by controlling the vectors (mosquitoes) that carry it; or by protecting the human host from being bitten.
8. Miss Lyn Birchmore, 24, of Cheltenham, was bitten on the face and back by the pet macaw which had been allowed out by its owner.
9. The lady's watching a wildlife programme I reckon, cos all of a sudden she says'I was bitten by a tiger once."
10. Over the past year he has had eight sheep, one suckle-calf and a ram bitten by adders: the ram died.
11. She had turned and bitten him.
12. She discovered the dirt and thickened wax deep in his ears, the grubbiness at the back of his neck, the hoof-like skin on the soles of his feet, the bitten nails.
13. Then he'd jumped to his feet as if he'd been bitten by a snake, shouting, "You're a virgin!