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Waterloo Chronicle (Waterloo, On1868), 20 Jan 2010, p. 13

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The short term The Gilbert & Sullivan Somety Alzheimers is a fatal disease that In Waterloo Region alone, the memory goes first, then they presents strikes the brain and eventually society serves 6,500 people -â€" those ecede funh rid f th ba k the body 2 . living with the disease, and their {mo their mes” a 1" e' C rm: "all“ (I? SUD“ (rickets $3 ea.) 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