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gaunt
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gaunt
thin plus obvious diminution in abdominal size, indicative of reduced feed intake leading to reduced gut fill.
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Sonya was worried his wild white hair, cataract-infected blue eyes, and prison-camp-like gauntness would frighten Jared, but Jared seemed determined to go forward.
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