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taking the cure

noun as in cold turkey

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I could imagine the sort of simultaneous interpreter Mrs. Willard would introduce me to when all the time she wanted me to marry Buddy, who was taking the cure for TB somewhere in upper New York State.

While Sookie finally got over her moping and joined her friends for dinner at Bellefleur’s, Bill was talking to Eric and confirming what was clear in the previous episode: He thinks that by not taking the cure, he’s doing the right thing for Sookie.

When World War I broke out he was taking the cure in Germany; he could not get back to the United States until mid-1918, months before war’s end.

This paper describes some of the arrangements for outdoor sleeping which may be provided for a patient taking the "cure" at home.

How I wish that I too could write poetry, for pluralism is in its Sturm und Drang period, and verse is the only way to express certain things, I've just been taking the "cure" at Nauheim for my unlucky heart—no results so far!

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

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