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• Cherat was first used as a malarious valley of Peshawar.
• He complained of headache, suffered from malarious fevers, and wished to leave Ferrara.
• The enzyme deficiency is common in many countries that are, or were formerly, malarious, but not elsewhere.
• As might be expected, fevers of a malarious character, have greatly afflicted the command during this quarter ."
• The mosquito then transmitted the parasite to other slaves and the white population, causing rapid development of highly malarious communities.
• The potent effect of genetically controlled innate resistance is reflected in the probability of survival of young children in malarious environments.
• More important than prophylaxis are efforts to avoid getting bitten and an awareness that nothing may avail if a malarious mosquito bites.
• A thorough investigation of the area found no other cases of malaria nor anyone in the suburb who had travelled to malarious countries.
• In these places, doctors recommend use of Lariam, a preventive prescription taken before, during and after a trip to a malarious area.
• In the early years a large malarious swamp caused health problems for Samarai, but this was improved after 1898 when it was filled in.
• Used for block evasion during's one-week block; first edit was on 11 September and Malarious was blocked on 8 September.
• The Bekaa valley is a highly malarious area, and from 4 April every possible weapon was turned against its bearer, the too friendly anopheles mosquito.
• Over half of the world's population lives in malarious areas, and several million die every year from the mosquito-spread disease, Kozarsky says.
• Malarone, a Glaxo Wellcome spokesman said, is started one to two days before entering the malarious area, and is continued only seven days after return.
• The hilly, malarious land would be even harder to invade than Somalia ( another country where new instability is feared after the slaying of Mohammed Farrah Aidid ).
• As Calcutta was not a malarious place, Manson persuaded him to use birds, as being used by other scientists such as Vasily Danilewsky in Russia and William George MacCallum in America.
• France leads the world, with 26 cases since 1970, a few of them fatal, among people who had never visited a malarious country but who lived near airports or worked at them.
• Airport malaria was well known in Europe, where 29 cases were reported over 20 years by people living or working near international terminals in non-malarious countries such as France, Switzerland and Britain.
• In the 19th century, city builders called it a noxious swamp, a malarious marsh, or a fetid fens ( adios, Fenway Park, if today's bureaucrats had made the call ).
• Cherat was first used as a sanitarium for troops in 1861 and was used during the hot weather as a health station for the British troops who were quartered in the hot and malarious valley of Peshawar.