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aware You’ve given very good examples of the bacteria and so on that most ordinary people are _____ of: diseases.
beneficial People are not given any information about the _____ effects, the advantages that bacteria and so on bring to humanity.
cease So many people died that the structures of the societies, the societies themselves, just _____ to exist.
epidemic They gradually experienced, survived and developed immunity or resistance to the _____diseases.
germ Europeans used _____ warfare against Native Americans.
humanity Wolves have changed from being free and wild to being the pets and servants of _____.
immunity These diseases were not particularly dangerous to the Europeans; they had developed _____ to them, and they didn’t cause serious symptoms.
outbreak When there are _____ of diseases like Ebola, when there are lots of deaths, I suppose.
persuade I think you’d have a difficult job trying to _____ people that germs can be our friends, like tiny sheepdogs or something.
lethal Plagues, including the Black Death, were extremely _____.
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