| I | worm out |
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| you | worm out |
| he/she/it | worms out |
| we | worm out |
| you | worm out |
| they | worm out |
| I | wormed out |
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| you | wormed out |
| he/she/it | wormed out |
| we | wormed out |
| you | wormed out |
| they | wormed out |
| I | have | wormed out |
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| you | have | wormed out |
| he/she/it | has | wormed out |
| we | have | wormed out |
| you | have | wormed out |
| they | have | wormed out |
| I | had | wormed out |
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| you | had | wormed out |
| he/she/it | had | wormed out |
| we | had | wormed out |
| you | had | wormed out |
| they | had | wormed out |
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So, he did what few people would do, and took the worm out himself.
www.wired.com From a robin pulling a worm out of the ground or a hawk taking that robin, that's nature.
windsorstar.com Pulling a worm out is a weekslong process of rolling out the worm by coiling it on a pinkie-length stick, about an inch (2.5 centimeters) a day.
www.huffingtonpost.com The only treatment is to slowly pull or cut the worm out of the infected person's body.
www.mprnews.org The traditional treatment was to slowly pull the worm out of the wound over a period of hours to weeks and wind it around a stick.
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