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The phrase "a cancer" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used as a metaphor to describe something that is destructive or harmful, as cancer is a disease that can spread and cause harm to the body. It can also be used literally to refer to the disease itself. Example 1: The corrupt politician was like a cancer, spreading his illegal actions throughout the government. Example 2: The contamination in the river is a cancer on our community, harming both humans and wildlife. Example 3: The doctor explained that the tumor was a cancer, and immediate treatment was necessary.
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"I'm a cancer survivor.
It's a cancer thing".
Hank was a cancer.
"It's a cancer," he said.
Like a cancer?
This is a cancer.
A cancer scare.
Her friend Louise suffers from a cancer.
She looked instantly like a cancer patient.
Gwalior has a cancer research centre.
"A cancer doctor," his father, Sandy, said.
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