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The scientists have yet to work out how the virus and fungus can interact, as neither seems to be particularly lethal on their own.

Car bombings can be particularly lethal, but are certainly more difficult to stage.

The result, for people dependent on milk and milk products from their herds, is desperation and increasing malnutrition rates that are particularly lethal for the children.

The breakdown of the country's public health infrastructure -- including clean water supplies, surveillance teams, infectious disease laboratories and vaccination programs -- means that scourges like AIDS, diphtheria, typhoid fever and drug-resistant tuberculosis (which is particularly lethal and exportable) are also on the rise.

A purveyor of skiddy, sharply spun off-breaks, he has the invaluable knack of taking wickets when it matters, and is particularly lethal during the latter stages of a Test match on a deteriorating pitch.

Decentralized and on the move, the LRA has been particularly lethal in recent months, with little standing in their way - except civilian populations.

The analysis found that every year, 0.12 percent of the patients with Barrett's esophagus go on to develop cancer of the esophagus, a disease that is particularly lethal.

Guns are particularly lethal.

The Dessner, I am told, is particularly lethal.

Unusually, the virus was particularly lethal in young adults.

The cancer is particularly lethal because its location makes it hard to detect and treat.