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Plaga

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Pla´ga    (plā´gå)
n.1.(Zool.) A stripe of color.
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According to a Southbridge police report in Dudley District Court, Doris Plaga told police that her home was broken into while she was watching television just after midnight Thursday morning.
Pawn slips trip theft suspect by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Nino muere por plaga Un nino del Condado de Santa Fe murio despues de contraer la plaga bubonica y su hermana de 10 anos, quien tambien resulto con la enfermedad, se estarecuperando en el hospital.
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