http://www.economist.com/node/18483671?story_id=18483671
| mould/ mold |
healthy |
| underdose |
throat |
| prompted |
rein in |
| stand alongside |
inappropriate |
| haunted |
diluted |
| despite |
strict |
| fair understanding |
hence |
| laziness |
Aid agency |
| perverse financial incentives |
charity |
| sheer bad luck |
safeguard |
| threat |
link |
| come to pass |
counterfeit |
| gnaw away |
unwitting |
| misuse |
mushrooming |
| colds |
popped |
| Self-indulgence |
sterner |
| useless |
against the grain |
| to rid |
smart |
| surgeries |
slogan |
| prescribed |
breakthrough |
| guilty |
never been bettered |
| over the counter |
Empty-handed |
| human reaction vessels |
target |
| congresswoman |
Brute-force |
| Four-fifths |
pipeline |
| livestock |
axed |
| bugs |
shifted |
| stay in hospital |
befall |
| chronically ill |
flashy |
| tuberculosis |
effects |
| troublesome |
boutique |
| calculus |
emporia |
| think tank |
take a chance |
| to turn |
to drop |
| dearer |
patent |
| burden |
soluble |
| state of affairs |
scourge |
| counsel of perfection |
moral hazard |
| resonance |
Life-enhancing |
| trick |
a shame |
| cosseted |
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