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Ulcers occur when the stomach's natural acids eat into the lining of the stomach.

But with just a five-year life expectancy, a guinea pig won't eat into that college fund.

In the warmer months they are at risk from attack by maggots, which can eat into their flesh in a condition called fly strike.

"A horrible hole has appeared in my nostril, and the infection is eating my nose and I've been warned if it is not stopped, it could eat into my face," Alves explained.

Responsibilities at home and work eat into his time.

How long will the weak dollar eat into the sales and earnings of both makers?

This accretion of molecular damage comes from many sources, including, ironically, the life-sustaining processes involved in converting the food we eat into usable energy.

Acids eat into metals.

This helps to break down the protein we eat into smaller units that can be absorbed.

So much, how to eat, don't worry, this is a grandiose, can't eat into the Grand Canal, really can be said to be "Zhumen meat and wine stink, the road has frozen bones."

The insects eat into the wood.

I have to face the life is, in order to eat enough food, I have to work hard, do not eat into immortality, I do not know, into ghosts is certain.

While the spike in prices could eat into profits for the Hersheys of the world, the campaigns are unlikely for now to crimp sales, said Edward Jones analyst Jack Russo.

Dissolved hot pan, cooled by adding lemon juice, put into the five fruits like the logo, will eat into the fruit Tangzhi on, you can.

Furthermore, if higher taxes eat into demand, economies may slip back into recession.

Don't let decadent ideas eat into yourselves.

The monotony of the ranch eat into her heart hour by hour, year by year.

A man is a fish, Columbus, see, immediately, the open a clay eat into his stomach, clay into a belly horse is began to melt, a barb pierced in the intestinal around, it hurts words rolled on.

Traders would rather see their funding currency drop in value, rather than increase, as rises eat into and eventually erase their profits.