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jab in

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jab someone in something
to poke someone in a particular location on the body. Fred jabbed Tom in the side. He jabbed himself in the hand.
See also: jab


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Dr Matthew Snape, from the Oxford Vaccine Group at the University of Oxford, who led the study, said the findings were also likely to apply to children who were younger than six to eight when they received the jab in 1999-2000.
97 to their food bill Asda customers can have a flu jab in the stores' pharmacies.
My eldest two children had the jab in 1993 and 1997 (before the controversy began).
 
 
 
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