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Filter by Meaning The therapist helps her clients confront their feelings of diarrhea and find meaning in their lives.
The toddler's diaper needed to be changed frequently due to his persistent diarrhea.
The child's persistent diarrhea raised concerns among the parents, prompting them to seek medical advice.
The charity organization provided clean water and sanitation facilities to prevent diarrhea in rural areas.
Dealing with a stubborn toddler who refuses to eat anything except French fries is like having diarrhea
Dealing with a never-ending stream of emails can be an administrative diarrhea.
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.
The baby's diaper needed to be changed frequently because of diarrhea.
His diarrhea of words made it difficult to follow his presentation.
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