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Perhaps the reason for this malaise is the fact that over the past four decades Catholic popular trends moved towards making all of our external signs and symbols … quite frankly generically Catholic neutral.— Catholic Online > Daily Readings
The cause of this malaise was a lethargic Legislature, where indolence cost less than mediocrity.— RutlandHerald.com
I believe there must be a physical cause for my malaise, and that I am going to have some dreadful illness, and perhaps lay my bones here in the shadow of the mosques among the sons of Islam.— The Call of the Blood
Applied to the back and legs especially, it is a sovereign soother for both the opium-eater's acute pain and that malaise which is only less terrible.— The Opium Habit
(I hate that word malaise - but unfortunately it's appropriate).— Emes Ve-Emunah

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