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Medicine Mid‑importance

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Cory monteith (May 11,1982- July 13, 2013) Found idead in a hotel in Vancover Canada. Cory was taken for the autopsy July 14. and doctors quickly found that cory had overdosed in drugs finding that it was too much for his body to undertake. Cory had admitted 2 months before hand that he had been taking drugs since he was 13 years old, and had been in a rehab for one month before getting out. We all will miss Cory & his singing and acting on the former tv series "Glee". The doctors say that there was nothing that could've been done to prevent this, that the damage had already been done way before, and this was just a breaking point. Thank you; and have a good day.

...from Dutch verb "snuffelen" (to seek out, to explore)

I corrected the translation of this verb to "to snuggle, also: to sniff" (with the first one being the more relevant meaning here, in my eyes — Preceding unsigned comment added by BelleM (talk • contribs) 08:04, 3 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]