cure-all (ky r ôl )n. A remedy that cures all diseases or evils; a panacea. |
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Books are not cure-alls to be administered like a dose of castor oil whenever things go awry. We live demanding, stress-filled lives and spend billions of dollars a year searching for miracle diets, pills or cure-alls that we hope will somehow transform us into healthy people. Federal cure-alls often hurt the alleged beneficiaries. |
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