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1. An infection progresses to disease when the cells in the body become damaged by the invading germs, which can lead to symptoms of an illness appearing.
2. Still others have worried that the forum has been invaded, surveilled or compromised by the Wall Street giants they pledged to fight all along.
3. Two weeks ago, rioters invaded the Capitol, the first time such a thing had happened since British forces tried to burn it down.
4. These vigilantes understand that they should never invade the capitol again now that they’ve been threatened with a peaceful night at their hotels.
5. The scientists looked for antibodies and immune cells that could recognize and react to different fragments of the virus, particularly the spike-shaped protein on the surface of SARS-CoV-2 that helps it invade host cells.
6. When they invade new territory, populations are low, and the queen has limited mate options.
7. On August 9, 1969, Manson sent four of his disciples to invade the home of film director Roman Polanski, who was away on a shoot.
8. As they once again invade the safety of the prison that the group calls home, Rick is forced to take up the proverbial sword.
9. Why do celebrities complain about their privacy being invaded when they invade their own so readily?
10. But then the conversation turns to the question occupying all minds in Ukraine: Will Putin invade?
11. Mine host will no doubt be wiser inPg 50 this particular as motorists more and more invade the country.
12. When blown sands invade a forest and the deposit is rapidly accumulated, the trees are often buried in an undecayed condition.
13. Invade the land; it belongs to him whose strength or skill obtains possession of it.
14. Children, therefore, who invade the premises of a person without any right are trespassers like older people.
15. Bonaparte joined his great army on the Vistula, destined to invade Moscow.