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The word immunization comes from the Latin word Immunes, referring to “a group of soldiers who once having fought and survived a battle never had to fight again.”
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The Immunes are a temporary phenomenon, transient.
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Cavalry and in the Tenth "Immunes," made a wonderful record.
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In the Forty-ninth Volunteers, Company L, composed wholly of colored men, and commanded by Captain Edward L. Baker, a colored veteran of Santiago, who had served for seventeen years in the Ninth and Tenth Cavalry and in the Tenth "Immunes," made a wonderful record.
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Most normals so totally rejected violence they were unable to even comprehend the existence of the Immunes.
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He watched the Immunes carefully, always searching for a face, the face of his unknown father.
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The Immunes are subnormal mentally only partly because they exist outside the mainstream of society on Perry, without the somewhat questionable benefit of Captain Perry's guided educational program.
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You tried to resist when the Immunes found us, and it triggered the virus.
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The Immunes could crush this society if they had the inclination.
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He felt he lived in a twilight world, seeing things that neither the Immunes nor normal people could see.
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