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If it's impossible for her to have succumbed of her own volition, it follows that she must have been forced or so the thinking goes.
She avoids the temptation, to which other writers have succumbed, of presenting the oppressed Tibetans as living saints untainted by the usual human vices of greed and mendacity.
The 53-year-old Robinson succumbed of a heart attack in the 25th year since his debut with the Brooklyn Dodgers shattered baseball's color barrier.
During the 2000s, two more ex-members of the Byrds died when drummer Kevin Kelley succumbed of natural causes in 2002 and bassist Skip Battin, who was suffering from Alzheimer's disease, died at his home in 2003.
LTα and TNFR2 deficient mice resisted to ECM development (Figure 1B, C), with no neurological signs up to day 22 25, at which time they succumbed of high parasitaemia and anemia (Figure 1D,E and data not shown), consistent with published data [16].
We also confirmed that the PCR was able to detect virus in the lung modules obtained from animals succumbed of the disease.
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Most of the patients succumbed to complications of ascites fluid.
Drooling over racks of totalitarian resort finery, I succumbed to delusions of megalomania.
But I bet a lot of doctors have succumbed to the temptation of the click.
Bogart himself succumbed to cancer of the esophagus.
Unfortunately, many recipients succumbed to rejection of the transplanted organ.
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