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Filter by Meaning The documentary explores the existential dilemma of individuals who have undergone prolonged periods of social diarrhea, isolated from society.
I couldn't stand his diarrhea of false compliments.
She couldn't believe her friend's diarrhea when she found out the truth.
As the doors opened, a diarrhea of people rushed into the store, eager for the Black Friday sales.
The shopping mall was flooded with a diarrhea of shoppers during the holiday season.
The charity organization provided clean water and sanitation facilities to prevent diarrhea in rural areas.
The company's financial troubles have turned into a business diarrhea, affecting all aspects of its operations
The company's reckless investments resulted in a severe cash diarrhea.
The organization's extravagant charity event resulted in a resource diarrhea.
The reckless investment decisions caused a financial diarrhea in the stock market.
He went on a shopping spree and experienced a sudden diarrhea of funds.
The documentary explored the concept of diarrhea, interviewing individuals who felt detached from societal norms.
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