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dehydration orvery thirsty



 
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dehydration orvery thirsty Tue Apr 01, 2008 18:34 pm  dehydration orvery thirsty		  
Hi,
I wonder if someone here can help clarify what "died thirsty" means.

Does it mean someone died of dehydration because he found very little water to drink?
or
Does it mean someone was extremely thirsty?

Thanks!

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dehydration orvery thirsty Wed Apr 02, 2008 10:26 am  dehydration orvery thirsty		  
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