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Simple sentences

The early bird catches the worm.

I don't care if the early bird gets the worm, I want to sleep.

The early bird gets the worm.

Early bird gets the worm.

You can feel the worm as a painful strand under the skin.

Try to pull out the worm by turning it around with a match stick.

He writhes like a worm.

It writhes like a worm.

When Tom looked down at the apple he was eating, he realized that he had eaten half a worm.

She writhes like a worm.

Tom found a worm hiding behind the rock.

The early bird catches the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese!

This is a worm.

The worm turns.

Some people say stepping on a worm makes it rain.

Even a worm will turn.

The worm wriggles.

I ate half the apple before I noticed there was a worm in it.

He who behaves like a worm can't complain of getting stepped on.

A slow-worm is a limbless lizard, not a snake.

News and current affairs

Many parasites are worms: hookworm (800 million people infected), roundworm (1.5 billion), schistosomes (200 million), and the worm that causes Elephantiasis (150 million).

Intelligence collection is a good example, and the elaborate Stuxnet worm that disabled Iranian nuclear centrifuges seems to have been a government creation.

First, humanity's Book of Life has only 30,000-35,000 different words, or genes. This is surprising, because the genome of a tiny worm that had been sequenced earlier contains about 20,000 genes.

How we make do with only one-third more genes than this simple worm remains an unanswered puzzle.

Indeed, whereas the misery that worm diseases cause is extensive and the burden excessive - as much as tuberculosis or malaria - they do not kill immediately.

This is surprising, because the genome of a tiny worm that had been sequenced earlier contains about 20,000 genes.

Similar efforts are underway on many other fronts - the control of worm infections and leprosy, and now a major global effort to bring malaria deaths nearly to zero by 2015.

Indeed, India alone accounts for one-quarter of intestinal worm infections worldwide and more than one-half of all cases of elephantiasis, leprosy, and visceral leishmaniasis.