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Each year, 3 million people in the United States catch a case of pubic lice, otherwise known as "crabs".
As the weather gets colder and the days get grayer, it's easy to catch a case of the winter blues, especially when it comes to getting dressed.
Adequate shuteye keeps your immune system strong, so you're less likely to catch a case of whatever is going when you're exposed to it (hello, sneezing co-worker!).
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JONES HAS caught a case of Manny Mania -- better, of course, than Ramirez catching a case of Jonesitis.
He caught a case of scabies so bad that it scarred his arm.
Catching a case of March Madness can no longer land someone in jail in California.
Given the success of their label mates the Lumineers, it would be no great surprise if the band caught a case of the Mumfords and blew up.
After five years of agonising sincerity, Keane suddenly seem to have caught a case of the Zoo TVs and started dealing in irony.
Reuters caught a case of foot in mouth disease when it ran an article last week claiming George Soros was secretly funding Occupy Wall Street via Adbusters.
Lacoste's creative director Felipe Oliveira Baptista caught a case of tennis fever for spring, so Lacoste shoppers should get ready to wear colorful prints of tennis balls, clay courts and rackets.
Yet as weak as I was — if I had caught a case of hospital pneumonia, I might not have made it — it never occurred to me that I might die.
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