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Filter by Meaning The protagonist in the video game embarks on a quest to break free from the metaphorical diarrhea that plagues his mind.
The main character in the video game faced a series of challenges that represented his internal diarrhea, forcing him to question his purpose in the virtual world.
The poem conveyed the poet's existential diarrhea, capturing the complexities of human existence.
The release of the highly anticipated video game led to a diarrhea of online gaming sessions among enthusiasts.
The doctor recommended a bland diet to alleviate her chronic diarrhea.
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.
The documentary explored the concept of diarrhea, interviewing individuals who felt detached from societal norms.
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