But in this production, there's no ache where the ache needs to be.
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How did you decide to call the record One Day You Will Ache Like I Ache?
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If the ache in your shoulder changes the way you swim, if the ache in your knee changes the way you walk, if the ache in your back changes the way you swing your golf club, go to the doctor.
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I never had the ache to be pregnant or to have my own biological children, but I did ache to be a mother and adoption seemed natural to me.
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That's why I said probably the deepest ache is humiliation.
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Read on for the tricks that help alleviate that ache.
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It's this mental, physical, emotional ache and feeling so conflicted.
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Its realism is shot through with a constant dull ache.
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My legs ache when I come back from the mill.
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Still need to trudge through the markets 'til I ache.
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The ache of her loss is still there, Sandberg says.
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Our hearts ache for everyone affected by this senseless tragedy.
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They ache with desire for the ground they've left behind.
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I would be hot, uncomfortable and my back would ache.
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They filled me with gratitude, almost an ache of it.
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And people ache for a democracy they can believe in.
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We always ache most for that which we can't have.
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It made my skin flush and my body ache, too.
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It's a thought that brings an ache to the soul.
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His back did not ache; his knees were not sore.
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For when your shoulders ache from carrying all those bags.
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Her arms and legs would ache from blocked blood vessels.
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My ache: two jet fuels ruining the sun's set play.
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That's an ache that I can't — that never goes away.
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My legs and feet ache from the miles we walked yesterday.
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It's beautiful, danceable, and at times, it'll make your heart ache.
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Céline Dion's heart continues to ache for late husband René Angélil.
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He's waiting for that ache, like a heart about to burst.
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These worlds: how to balancethe scales, how to bear the ache.
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No. Did I ache at the sound of his sweet crooning?
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Often, the shortest songs ache as tenderly as the big statements.
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The Germans call it fernweh: an ache for far-away places.
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You wheeze or cough so hard that your sides soon ache.
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Your joints ache; your head feels heavy; you can't stop coughing.
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The house grew heavy with need, with an ache I understood.
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Our hearts ache for the 7 missing, may they found safe.
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The arrangements are sparse, using ache and tremor, an easygoing falsetto.
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Our hearts ache for the 85033 missing, may they found safe.
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By 3 PM, I would start to feel the ache again.
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She'll eat about a quarter and get a massive stomach ache.
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Ms. O'Connor made us ache for them both, and others besides.
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Between that and "Homeland," I'm like, I get a stomach ache.
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For me, India is no longer a country; it's an ache.
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A change in the weather can make bones and joints ache.
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This morning, I ache for a president who reflects those values.
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After a while, Eric came back, complaining of a stomach ache.
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For our skin burning and the bones beneath, all their ache.
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You ache for their pain and hope for their closure. —T.
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In me, they evoke the ache of an old, stubborn crush.
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So Andy Dixon from Ache Records, who released the first Hot Hot Heat seven-inch, was going through my Napster collection and found those pop songs, and he asked to put it out as an Ache release.
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I know very well the heart ache of losing a loving pet.
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If you've ever lactated, you know exactly the ache I'm talking about.
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As a result, watching Trust won't make you ache with suspense overload.
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They ache to have a president at least trying to be noble.
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She soon became dehydrated, and her calves and thighs began to ache.
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As with Chekhov, Ms Baker foregoes loud noise for a quiet ache.
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Though I love New York, I ache for wide open green spaces.
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Or will my heart ache every time a Liars-less Tuesday passes?
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I ache for kids," she continued, "but I love my life more.
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"A deep ache is all I can describe it as," she says.
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There are times I start to ache and my whole body hurts.
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Three-quarters into the drink, I had a full-blown stomach ache.
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That's an ache and a pain when you look at these numbers.
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They ache and arc, pining perpetually for something already gone, lost, vanished.
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Lower Profitability but Sound CFFO Ache has historically presented sound operational performance.
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Irritable bowel syndrome can also cause stomach ache-like sensations during sex.
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Her evocatively collaged notes convey the author's bittersweet ache for a paramour.
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We already believe her, and as a result, the documents simply ache.
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He could bear the ache of a tongue full of tooth marks.
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She captured the ache and solitude and weirdness of the American road.
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The ache in his heart grew to the size of a watermelon.
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She emailed her doctor that night: I'm exhausted, and my muscles ache.
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But that ache, that loneliness for the lost beloved never goes away.
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I have a stomach ache and my life feels extra hard today.
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We may laugh at them, but ultimately we ache along with them.
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"I'm surrounded by women who just ache to be mothers," she said.
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His voice can make you ache, or laugh—sometimes in the same song.
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Leo is the sign that rules the heart: What does yours ache for?
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"Our hearts still ache in sadness and secret tears still flow," he read.
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"Yes, you will have a stomach ache for the rest of the night."
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The ensuing shoulder ache that comes from lugging around a supremely stuffed suitcase.
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It was glass shattering all around me — a heart sinking, fist clinching ache.
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It's always going to ache, and I found that kayaking was really painful.
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The burning ache in my lower back gradually bore down into my thighs.
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We were promised flying cars, and all I got was a tummy ache.
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"Our hearts still ache in sadness and secret tears still flow," Blankenship said.
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Replacing this legal framework will be another tummy ache for those negotiating Brexit.
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Massive and bruised men dress and move slowly, their bodies lost to ache.
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Every second apart produces an ache, and every minute together goes too fast.
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Voices, no matter how triumphantly loud and melismatic, always come with an ache.
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My heart aches but with much prayer for strength, my ache will lift.
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Between 2012 and 2016, Ache generated an average negative FCF of BRL103 million.
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She lip-syncs Joni Mitchell's "Big Yellow Taxi," triggering an ache of nostalgia.
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Who cares if the cookies were sweet enough to make my gums ache?
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And Aleve is your go-to elixir,Any ache, every pain goes away.
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I was still happy for you, but there was an ache to it.
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I remember the physical ache of wanting to be deep in those worlds.
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She's actually in our new music video for "Tummy Ache," two years later.
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A merger between Kraft and Heinz is turning into a giant tummy ache.
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Another challenge has swept the internet and it's certainly making our brains ache.
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I got an incredible stomach ache and the school nurse sent me home.
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Joel: As I've gotten older, I have joints that ache a bit more.
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Just reading about it is enough to inspire a tummy ache for some.
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We need to make it as normal as complaining of a stomach ache.
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It started as a dull ache right above the base of my spine.
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A jaded, drained album whose electropop trickles along and whose vocal hooks trade tune for ache will satisfy only those whose angst mirrors Ocean's — and perhaps those who feel the ache so deeply in their bones its mere articulation feels profound.
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I'm leaving with an ache in my heart and a chip on my shoulder.
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She had heartburn, stomach ache, and nausea through the middle of the next day.
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Listen below, and feel a strange ache in your chest: Follow Lauren on Twitter.
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Their stories and backgrounds reveal the widespread ache that terrorism leaves in its wake.
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You ache because you know that struggle well, but you also feel less alone.
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Jean flexed away the ache in her hand but did not remove her device.
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But this tragedy, so sudden and avoidable and violent, made me ache for them.
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Since then, tech companies have reproduced the same pattern — they ache for the spotlight.
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"I've seen their anguish, how they ache for their sons and husbands," he said.
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What if he had a stomach ache and, you know, acted like a dog?
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I know something is wrong, as this is not my usual hangover tummy ache.
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Let's have a look, and allow our hearts to collectively ache for the future.
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ACHE says between 4,000 and 5,000 people have seen their accounts blocked by BBVA.
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Its promise to reduce instances of muscle ache after a workout seemed more realistic.
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"They have infection, stomach ache and diarrhea because of dirty water," Boochani told Reuters.
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I ache with grief for the mothers and fathers awaiting word from their children.
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The story is satisfying but secondary to the mood: the quiet ache of loss.
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Doubling over, he assumes the sharp ache must be food poisoning from undercooked potatoes.
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I thought of the third child I don't have, the one I ache for.
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The acute awareness of what might have been fills the air like an ache.
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I hadn't dropped much weight, but I was stronger and my joints didn't ache.
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That ache you feel might indeed be a kind of warning signal to yourself.
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How big was the ache in Hettie's heart when she plunged into the harbor?
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Ryan Springer's mystery illness began last summer with a dull ache in his chest.
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His best songs ache with longing and ring with poetry: The screen door slams.
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I had been treating the ache with Percocet, at the cost of my lucidity.
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But the traffic was just as unnerving, and our backs were beginning to ache.
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He knows that the jaws of baby goats ache the first time they nurse.
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Reading Morrison's words for the first time made my chest and my throat ache.
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The ache we are meant to feel for Judas in his isolation never comes.
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By now, hopefully you know that east coast grindcore kings Full of Hell and Oregon based doomlords The Body have come together for an collaborative record titled One Day You Will Ache Like I Ache, which drops next week on March 25.
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When it comes to my own health, or the health of my family, if I think that headache or that belly ache (or that groin ache) is not evidence of some bad underlying process, I tend to be pretty dismissive of the pain.
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I can't tell if it's the rain or my new diet that's making them ache.
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They were mostly women, and they looked at Case with something like a loving ache.
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But you wouldn't feel the full mortal ache and ghostly chill that this production summons.
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Where is the "ache" coming from, and who are the "villain" and the "carvey kid."?
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Its name is descended from the Latin accha, ahha or aha, via the French ache.
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It will physically ache to invest in this story, as both we and Fleabag know.
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But being blinded by the ache for raw power is not just Selina Meyer's problem.
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And I couldn't find it in myself to ignore a certain ache in my heart.
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"The tears never dry, the ache is in our hearts," he said in a statement.
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You actually ache for them to be reunited — their respective spouses and children be damned!
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No one chooses to work 12 hours a day until their back and feet ache.
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Out of the blue, you feel tired, your muscles ache, and your forehead feels hot.
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After all the Republican obstructionism that they've put up with, they ache for such liberation.
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And what the inversion showed us was that the ache, the longing, remained the same.
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After a few more rounds the muscles in my shoulders and neck began to ache.
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She sang "Resentment," also an old song, but one with a raw, very present ache.
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It's not, somebody had a stomach ache and decided to throw somebody off the internet.
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Then he can roam freely, just like the action hero all presidents ache to be.
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Enlisting might be the thing to "man her up," to rid her of the ache.
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The hardest part, Daniel said, is the ache he feels for everything he left behind.
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The schoolmarm's just showing off again, making their brains ache, unrepentant criminal that she is.
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It goes backwards, forwards, takes us to a place where we ache to go again.
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A life of swiping left and right had kept me in flight from my ache.
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There's such ache in watching him fool himself and catch wise and fool himself again.
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Advent, Ache, EMS, Eurofarma and Bank of America did not immediately comment on the matter.
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It's clearly a sensitive subject; many Pakistanis ache for a new story for their country.
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Aside from a too-literal-minded final image, this "Slight Ache" is truly pitch-perfect.
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Clark's evangelical sounding refrain of "but then you say 'Please'" is an ache, a desperation.
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They talked mostly about how hard it was to be old (dyed hair, plastic surgery, Jazzercise), the weather (too hot, too cold, too much rain) and the daily health reports (an ache here, an ache there, insomnia, joints, vision, bowels, quite a lot of bowels).
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However, while rightly reflecting Anne's very unmodern acceptance, after some anguish, of all her dead children as God's will, this distancing language risks reducing both our visceral ache over those small coffins laid about Mary, Queen of Scots, and our ache for Anne herself.
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"I wrote oceans to try and understand that deep ache of missing someone," the singer explains.
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My arm throbbed with a dull ache and I could taste the vitamins in my mouth.
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She ended up getting a stomach ache and threw up, sleeping in another 24-hour McDonald's.
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But at a clinic just outside of Detroit, there was no treatment for a tummy ache.
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Every time I run, my knees ache, and my lungs constrict in agony with every breath.
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His breath hitched early behind his chest and he had an unfamiliar ache in his shoulder.
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My joints will give out, my back will start to ache, or maybe reason will prevail.
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A.V. explains how his lungs and throat would ache during that short stint of smoking cannabis.
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It's only after you notice an ache that you know it must always have been there.
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But my Hiroshige fantasy propelled me onward, even as my chest started to ache awfully soon.
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Clangorous and forlorn, forceful then suddenly tender, it makes the ears ring and the heart ache.
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"The Call of the Swamp" pulls off the rare trick of blending whimsy with genuine ache.
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The main symptoms of salmonella infection are stomach ache and diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration.
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"Our hearts ache for our brothers in blue at the CPD," it said in a statement.
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I was horribly homesick first thing in the morning, often waking up with a stomach ache.
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It was this ache for love, she said, that would consume her until the very end.
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A food that lingers—leaves a stain, or an ache in the wrist after prolonged stirring.
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It was a dull ache that spread all over my body in a matter of seconds.
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Like you either want to poop your pants immediately … or you just have the craziest tummy-ache.
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Donna had been waiting for an hour to hear back about a debilitating stomach ache she had.
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This ache encouraged her to start work on the long process of adopting Rex once he retired.
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"Our hearts ache for her and their children in losing their loving companion and father," he wrote.
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But rather than feeling my ovaries ache as a result, my fallopian tubes have recoiled in fear.
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It was hard to stop, even as I sweated and my right shoulder began to ache alarmingly.
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The prosecution believes the jurors, many of whom were dog owners, could relate to Anderson's heart ache.
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"I feel the soul of the nation — I feel the ache that we all feel," she said.
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It made me feel tender again toward him, the same throbbing ache as when we first met.
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This might discourage you, cause your muscles to ache, or lead you to swear off running altogether.
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This strange sour taste was accompanied by a deep primal ache on the roof of my mouth.
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After day-long drives in the 570S, though, my back hurt and I'd ache for a massage.
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Not even the thrum of the city can displace the ache of loneliness left by her youth.
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She basically said that the daughter had a stomach ache and she thought she had stomach virus.
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"Our hearts still ache in sadness and secret tears still flow," the family said in a statement.
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And yes, I do still ache for those wide Berlin sidewalks and days lounging in Volkspark Friedrichshain.
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Puberty was a particularly difficult time: My balls would often ache, because I constantly needed to masturbate.
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I come out of stand-up VR games energized, even when my arms ache and I'm sweating.
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But "Fallin'," Keys' first hit, deftly expresses both the ecstasy and the ache of being in love.
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"Over time, that tenseness could cause a back ache or overall tension and discomfort," Dr. Monk says.
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Our hearts ache when surviving family members and friends share their pain in hopes of saving others.
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They ache to join the migrating fish on a speedy, effortless journey over hills and through valleys.
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But it's hard to ignore the allure of bed when you ache from throat to upper thighs.
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Solid Business Profile Despite Competition Ache has a solid and recognized brand in the Brazilian pharmaceutical industry.
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At the same time, there was virtually no one who surfs who didn't ache to ride it.
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Dany swung the lash at his scaled belly, back and forth until her arm began to ache.
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Hellos and goodbyes — the ache of missing one another — are a constant part of their familial landscape.
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Sometimes you gotta change up positions because you cramp up or because your back starts to ache.
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This fascinating story explores the questions of family ties, intimacy, paid relationships and the ache of loneliness.
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When his right thigh began to ache, he discovered a bedsore that had been there for months.
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As little as four or five raw red kidney beans can cause stomach ache, vomiting, and diarrhea.
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Alone in the woods, I did not ache for my phone, did not yearn to be online.
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There was no ache on the top of my head, and I experienced very little squished ear syndrome.
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And I ache with existential dread about all the things I won't get to see when I'm gone.
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Then he gets very ill and spends half the day pissing and complaining about his awful stomach ache.
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We want tears, and rawness, and ache — the elements present in any breakup, on and off the screen.
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I look at that pain, and from the parents that I've spoken to, it's just a constant ache.
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One day, Tublin was running up one of San Fran's notorious hills when his knee started to ache.
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You'll ache for him, a mere boy, as you watch the magnitude of the summer wash over him.
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Here are some of the tweets that are making our hearts ache in the most magical way possible.
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"Our hearts ache in solidarity with his family," they said of the 15-year veteran of the department.
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The lake water was so shallow and full of sediment that drinking it gave him a stomach ache.
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Here the score withdraws into itself, exposing the ache behind the limpid melodies that Bernstein spun so effortlessly.
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And, most important to me aside from efficacy, it didn't make my gums tender or my teeth ache.
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Why your muscles ache Our research has also uncovered another aspect of how influenza infection affects our bodies.
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Fold in a tub's worth of Cool Whip and stir to combine until your arm starts to ache.
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The story of the striving, first-generation kid made good is a familiar one; Álvarez makes his ache.
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That ache, despite all the polite savagery, to salvage the relationship and in so doing redeem True Love.
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Keep a conversation going at all times between the ache of nostalgia and the nervous excitement of anticipation.
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Their every move is recorded, logged and scored; they ache to connect, but find human emotions beyond them.
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The music and images ache with nostalgia for the '90s and early 2000s, when the action takes place.
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And that's been a constant ache in the back of my mind for at least three years now.
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Crepitus, in other words, suggested that there were problems in the joint, even though it did not ache.
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He felt a surge of panic and regret that was so extreme it made his heart ache. ♦
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To protect people from nerve agent poisoning, we need a brain-penetrating molecule to reverse the AChE inhibition.
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It asks questions I haven't ever thought of and created scenarios that made my brain ache to contemplate.
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The Neediest Cases Fund When he has an ache or a pain, Charles Louis does not take Advil.
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She suggests a softer Sheryl Crow or Rosanne Cash, whose song "Seven Year Ache" is a particularly strong echo.
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"I go to work and I sort of feel like I miss Haley, but I don't ache," she says.
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It's loneliness in the form of a novel, and beneath its fierce quietness, there's an ache that never stops.
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My grades were plummeting, I constantly had a stomach ache, and I thought my life was crumbling around me.
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"Every time someone would have some sort of ache, I'd pick something up from the garden," Claudia Berger says.
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For the last seven days we've cried, laughed, and missed her with an ache that is hard to describe.
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I was inspired to go finally by an ache that turned out to be my wisdom tooth growing in.
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I wanted something soft like a cloud with just enough support for my bad shoulder that it wouldn't ache.
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Chronic pain, on the other hand, is a phantom: an enduring ache, a tenderness that does not turn off.
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The word "nostalgia" is a portmanteau drawn from Greek that translates to something like "ache for home," or homesickness.
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Previously, that meant heavily lifting from Michael Bay's school of constructing tummy-ache inducing chocolate sundaes of CGI explosions.
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I was actually surprised that my Achilles tendon didn't ache the next morning — or any time throughout the week.
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Whenever the ache in her muscles or the tightness in her chest wakes her, she finds the pills waiting.
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My teeth ache from the sweetness of breakfast and I'm desperate for salt, so I eat more avocado toast.
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Your stomach might ache, maybe you get the chills, and then you have to go to the bathroom ASAP.
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Actually, that sounds like it would probably give me a really bad stomach ache, but you get the idea.
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I had fired shotguns and assault rifles before and felt a familiar shoulder ache as I squeezed the trigger.
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The pain came without warning, seizing and releasing into an ache that lingered for hours like a bad guest.
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My heart will continue to ache for my fellow Louisianans long after I'm pulled away from the flood zone.
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Then there's the additional ache — the yearning for a new adventure, in a place where winter doesn't even exist.
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We need swimsuits that fit over our hips without dragging the neck of the costume down causing neck ache.
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" He said that he and Gil "ache for our son Alex, who became an only child at age 22.
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My muscles and joints ache from contorting my body to remain at eye-level with the animals I photograph.
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Fitch expects Ache to remain relatively unscathed by the recession in Brazil, reflecting the resilience of its business fundamentals.
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Ache is the third-largest laboratory in Brazil in terms of gross revenue and the second in net revenues.
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Unleveraged Capital Structure Ache has historically maintained low leverage ratios, and its credit measures continue to be quite strong.
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"Remind Me Tomorrow" is focussed, lyrically, on how it feels to find peace after a long stretch of ache.
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Everyone needs to be counted in this — each suspect fever, each dry cough, each body ache, each labored breath.
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These ought to be prime years of careers taking off and starting families, before joints really begin to ache.
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A fever made her ache all over, and she hadn't been able to keep any food down for days.
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I have overreacted and had flashbacks; with every sharp pain or ache in my chest comes a sudden panic.
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" His "Cyrano" has the audiovisual wit that characterized his 2019 take on the Pinter radio play "A Slight Ache.
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Maybe they have some anxiety, and they feel as if they're constantly navigating an anxious feeling or an ache.
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Whether running would be constructive for the knees of older runners or people whose joints ache is not certain.
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For example, make sure the steering column is adjustable, and it's not going to give you a shoulder ache.
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In doing so, he creates poetic pieces that ache and sing and stay with you for a long time.
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Sherman, on the other hand, will head home with a 9-3 record and one hell of a head ache.
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Speaking from personal experience, staring into a significantly brighter TV area is the opposite—my eyes ache after a while.
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Photo: GettyA 42-year-old British woman went to eye doctor because her left eyelid started to swell and ache.
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At the moment, we're only two weeks into this semester, and my neck and shoulders already ache like nobody's business.
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What it tends to mean: "I have a tummy ache" or "Pay attention to me" The Noise: Series of meows
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However, in 2014, she noticed that a spot above her eye had grown a mole, and had begun to ache.
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But the ache at the core of Petal's music is its signature, rendered in a manner both searing and confident.
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Some people ache for our leaders to pass stronger laws, in the belief that we can legislate this problem away.
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My face started to ache and get twitchy because our muscles are sore every day of our seven-day shoot.
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Sourdough toast, too, can cause jaw ache and wrist pain when attempting to cut it with a knife and fork.
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The press of those full lips on that thin neglected skin made places further north ache for the same treatment.
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As Mia and Sebastian's romance unfolds in lush etudes and sidelong glances, it gets more melancholy and starts to ache.
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It made an immediate difference in keeping my hands comfortable and ache-free when working from home and typing away.
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Stealing Beauty painted all of it on one luscious canvas: the ache, the thrill, the sadness, and the fumbling lust.
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Other than a dull ache in my right ribs and the perpetual stab of existential despair, I feel pretty good.
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Does the ache for revenge surpass more tender emotions, or has she stepped too far beyond the decencies of grief?
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When I see Nubbin sleeping in some corner of the yard, I ache to know that he'll always be ok.
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Pitts's neck, seeking the locus of a muscle spasm, apologizing as the patient groaned with raw, guttural ache and fear.
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Now there is more to know — and if I don't pursue this there will be an ache in my heart.
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But for a moment, the show conveys all the ache of another person's loss, whether he is man or beast.
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Your muscles ache when you have the flu because the virus is wreaking havoc on your body and causing inflammation.
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So then why do your muscles seem to ache all over if you haven&apost been using them very much?
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But that ache was still as distant and as theoretical as a nebula when I was sitting in Lily's chair.
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I know this is the right thing to do, but I am leaving with a big ache in my heart.
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And here's another of some weird lines that will make your head ache if you stare at them too long.
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I've had a hard time feeling bad for Alex throughout the series, but in this moment I ache for her.
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In her voice, I heard an ache, to be made holy by another, and I thought that other was music.
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" In fact, I played so long, a creeping ache lead to worries about the onset of the dreaded "Nintendo thumb.
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But I realized about three minutes into this one, this is impossible — very quickly your facial muscles start to ache.
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Just make sure your young ones don't swallow the yummy toothpaste or they could end up with a stomach ache.
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Her knees and legs ache from spending long hours on her feet, and she has begun to have panic attacks.
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The phrase "long-suffering wife" seems made for Paul's spouse, Marie, who is played with understated ache by Julie Walters.
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I don't mean to suggest that every ache and pain can be cured by self-awareness and changing one's behavior.
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I can write with my left but it's extremely difficult; it feels like I'd get brain-ache after a while.
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For the uninitiated ... Chip & Joanna -- who made our hearts ache hard when they left TV in 2018 -- are coming back!!!
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Mr Comey offered a more nuanced view, but scattered crumbs to give Trump-sceptics hope, and the White House stomach-ache.
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Heart ache Shao Tong, an Iowa State University international student, was first reported missing by her roommate on September 18, 2014.
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But I'm also hopeful that this collective ache can really bring about something that's meaningful and powerful and we can change.
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She is co-founder and executive director of Br{ache the Silence, an advocacy organization for LGBTQ inclusion in women's sports.
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Beneath the surface differences of those songs is a feeling of yearning, a kind of ache that never quite feels resolved.
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His colleagues' hearts are heavy, and we ache for his wife, Maria, their three kids and the rest of his family.
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"66" has an unresolved ache to its harmony the likes of which hasn't been heard in rap since Lil B's prime.
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The idea of that attention to detail going into our purchases does make us ache for the bygone era of glamour.
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You'd be up all night with a stomach ache, and you might even have to miss the trip to Pompeii tomorrow.
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While our minds puzzle over the candidate's antics, our hearts also go out to the people around him who clearly ache.
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But now that you're older, that gift might seem like an impending stomach ache and sad arteries filled with trans fats.
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"It's one of those things where it's kind of always a little bit of an ouch and an ache," she explained.
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By the end I am coughing like crazy, I have a head ache and I feel like a piece of spaghetti.
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I still was not catching a thing, not a nibble, and my shoulder was beginning to ache from my clumsy casting.
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According to Hernandez, she felt a sudden desperate need for the bathroom in April 2016 after a three-day stomach ache.
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The next year, her other Achilles' tendon acted up, a new ache that joined nagging injuries to her hip and foot.
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I imagine you, dear reader, are sitting somewhere in front of a laptop, gently nodding your (Champagne) head(ache) in agreement.
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Ms. Hart is more subtle, a full participant in the extroversion of "Midsummer" while suggesting intelligence and a mysterious inner ache.
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Ms. Dargis called it "an elegy for young love and its lingering ache" in her review for The Times in March.
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Why is it that despite its reels and shakesthe topsy-turvy world here cannot causethis throbbing heart of mine to ache?
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Near the end of "My Golden Days," an elegy for young love and its lingering ache, a wind starts to stir.
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The latter collaborated with local bembe group Ache Meyi, and transformed their conga drum clangs into bleepy, Latin-tinged dance music.
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The current fashion among electro-R&B outfits is to simulate a mild blandness as a stand-in for emotional ache.
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For as long as I breathe, I will grieve and ache and love my son with all my heart and soul.
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Ocean's musical signature, in both his pained, sincere voice and the smooth, melancholy electronics he sings over, is the quiet ache.
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The throbbing ache in my head was just a couple of days old when I decided to go for a run.
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"They're discrete and yet all the richer for being heard together, and you just ache with the mounting intensity of it."
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Molineu's mercurial daughter, Jeannette, becomes the object of Midhat's romantic longings, their intimacy nurtured by the shared ache of lost mothers.
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Now, as soon as you call anything 'poetry,' you have a license to print pink candy floss until your jaws ache.
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I felt the hollow ache of nervous anticipation as Mike strapped on his helmet and climbed the stairs to the cockpit.
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Bodies ache, thirst goes unquenched and through it all the old man and the boy cling to their nearly wordless companionship.
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But the ache for the books of my childhood came on fast once they were gone, a sudden flood of regret.
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It was in the weary, determined drawl of his voice, rising to a sustained, honeyed ache or rasping with stubborn gumption.
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Workers have spent decades, if not centuries, believing that the measure of success is how much their butts or backs ache.
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It was good money, yet again he felt an ache: He wanted to coach and teach children to navigate new worlds.
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For me, it began with a penetrating ache in my shoulder, and then, as I sweated through the hotel sheets, hallucinations.
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At least the ache in my throat is gone, as though it were an abscess full of tears that I lanced.
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Her series, The Ache for Home, reflects not only the lateral hum of Midwestern America, but the vertical twang of homesickness.
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We ache for Kameela Russell's grieving loved ones and pray they find the strength to bear the pain of this heartbreaking loss.
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I know it feels glorious to weigh so little, but living on cappuccinos and grapefruit is going to make your stomach ache.
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The scene shows, maybe, a young person accepting the terms of this sadness, making peace with the inevitable ache of lost love.
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People would end up deficient in vitamin C, which made their gums bleed, their joints ache, and they generally just felt unambitious.
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Ever noticed a little ache, pang, or sharp pain on one side of your lower abdomen in the middle of the month?
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"Imagine waking up without that heavy ache in your chest that comes from being alone," Hussey says in the course's introduction video.
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The economic impact of the vote for Brexit is turning out to be less of a sting and more of an ache.
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Urgent Care Facilities You feel a dull ache in your chest and are unusually short of breath Think about: A heart attack.
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Bon Iver's smooth textures and major-key ache imply beauty the way Radiohead's pained lyrics and solemn sound effects imply great art.
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One need only pay attention, to open their eyes to the ache of world, to see how such horror lives among us.
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A headband here, a blanket there and soon the photographer had a series of shots sweet enough to make your heart ache.
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"When the season is over," Monroe said, "players can play with their kids, see their families and not have their bodies ache."
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Every time you call out, "yaaass queen!" or "pivot!" or ache for a waffle, your brain is communicating with your television friends.
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The Shape You Took Before The Ache was not a conventional Exalt record, What has pushed you guys to expand your repertoire?
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Witnessing this moment, I found myself thinking of Solnit; Big Little Lies is dripping with the ceaseless blue ache she talks about.
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She soon discovers that the hand belongs to the BFG — voiced with an ache by Mark Rylance — or the Big Friendly Giant.
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The counterirritant capsaicin cream is oddly helpful too, replacing that gnawing ache with a superficial burn that is far easier to ignore.
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Moscow was a perfect city to have fun in, but the old sense of guilt began to ache somewhere deep inside me.
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And that reliable small-town specter, the awkward ache between those who leave and grow and those who don't, hangs over everything.
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If I was watching my weight, as I often am, my ribs and hard palate would ache sufficiently to quash gluttonous urges.
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That feeling won't vanish–his music and image will live on indefinitely–but the fresh loss is a persistent ache for now.
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"Feeling in the long run?" is a fabulous clue for ACHE, because that is precisely what I feel after a long run.
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Like many other women who also have also experienced the terrible ache of widowhood, the third phase was quite gratifying for me.
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The series has always leaned into the human ache to find self-acceptance, and it came up again and again throughout DragCon.
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"I heard the bomb and I went running after them," the dad, Ahmed Abdullah, told me with an ache in his voice.
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Robert Kraft, the owner, may start skipping the Super Bowl victory ceremony because his shoulders ache from hoisting all those Lombardi trophies.
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I would call my Dad, late at night, hoping there was something he could say to erase this grief or that ache.
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That's the land of never-was and might-have-been, of the ache of lost illusions that we massage into something pleasurable.
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Some people who are infected may have no symptoms while others may have a fever, headache, chills, muscle ache, vomiting or diarrhea.
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It's about aging and professionalism and the ache for spring, about fashion and culture and deliciousness and secretly maybe about politics, too.
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The time I spend using my phone hasn't changed, but now my hands go numb and wrist and fingers ache holding it.
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And as cool as that sounds, what really made my 90s child heart ache for Seth was their confidence, and their creativity.
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These are songs that audibly ache, taking the most forlorn, introspective moments in Schwarzenbach's life and turning them into a cathartic exorcism.
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They really let it rip on their 2013 LP, Part Ache, as the vocal styles oscillate between guttural growls and scratchy shrieks.
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Her family started to get rashes on their faces, Mays hair started to fall out and her back and muscles began to ache.
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She's talked about how she suffered from anxiety, with frequent panic attacks and a constant stomach ache as a teenager in the spotlight.
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Like a farmer forecasting the weather by the ache in his knee, Washington has a feeling that this storm could be a monster.
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Differentiating between common problems and unhealthy discomfort is important to prevent that mild ache in your shin from turning into a stress fracture.
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The boys' backs stiffen and ache and they die within a few hours, the 19th-century treatment—cleaning the wounds thoroughly—proving futile.
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That said, while we can't diagnose your injury over the Internet (sorry!), it is helpful to know what might be making you ache.
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After going through the ache of two miscarriages and years of failed IVF, Lee and her husband have decided not to try again.
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Still, E.L. James' Fifty Shades of Grey unearthed some ache we'd forgotten we'd had in this age of constant bombardment with sexual imagery.
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So white text on a black field will make your eyes ache just as much as black text on a bright white field.
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Usually it's your tonsils or the lining of your throat itself (called the pharynx) that get inflamed, which causes the ache, he says.
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By the time the grilled chicken was plated, my cramps had gone from minor to the dull ache that accompanies a heavy period.
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Because of the location in the anal canal, there should be little pain other than a dull ache for a day or so.
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DIMON: IF YOU LOOK AT THE LAST 20 GEOPOLITICAL CRISES THAT CAUSED ALL THE ACHE AND PAIN, ONLY ONE CAUSED A GLOBAL RECESSION.
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We can look at a picture of a cake on the ground or a nonsensical glitch memes and laugh until our ribs ache.
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It's this seriousness, the small ache, the tender aside, that manages to make those jokes that swell immediately afterward so delightful and necessary.
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Thoughts of the difficulties faced by my mother, a Syrian refugee married to my Iranian father, inspired a deep ache in my chest.
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I see myself in my parents every time I have an ache or pain or get winded walking up a flight of stairs.
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The effect was so powerful that the tendons in my knees and ankles would ache from the increased force they were dealing with.
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Four years later, his knee began to ache, and the pain became more constant over time, nagging almost "like a toothache," he said.
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I convinced myself that, aside from a dull ache in my left ass cheek, I did feel slightly more like my old self.
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I had to go over some strands more than once to get it right, and my arm started to ache after a while.
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The stabbing feeling eased but was replaced by a dull ache — until she ate again, and she felt the sharp bite once more.
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There was turmeric for a standard runny nose, the dizzy rush of a fever, the ache of moving away from my best friend.
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This now turns into a full-blown fever with body ache and I feel like complete shit all the way to the airport.
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This is especially worrying amid coronavirus concerns, because the two viruses share a few symptoms (fever, cough, body ache, and fatigue) in common.
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Brayden Auten, 8, was at elementary school in Wrightstown, Wisconsin, on April 25 when he came home with a stomach ache and diarrhea.
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This is how the poem, "My Mother's Afternoon Nap" ends: She feels the pillow crease her cheek, uncertain in the ache of waking.
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It needs a lot of training and running and your muscles ache, and next day you're really in pain, but it's a nice pain.
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"One day, I woke up, and it just felt like a little ache on my left side, in my back shoulderblade area," she said.
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Businesses will either give the feature a jumpstart or make it nothing but another way to blast marketing spam that people ache to avoid.
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This Grammy-nominated hit from BSB's 1999 blockbuster Millennium captures the ache of "something missing in my heart" with a Latin-tinged lushness. 7.
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The series, which wrapped up on April 19, spans only six issues but gives the Guardians franchise's central hero an unexplored depth and ache.
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Over the course of 12 hours, that flight attendant will sweat, ache, have food spilled on them — and probably end up with a headache.
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Research shows that weak abductors can lead to IT Band syndrome—a persistent ache on the outside of the knee that just won't quit.
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We still live with the dull ache of segregation and internment camps, and the new sting of mass shootings and situations like Standing Rock.
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Her fingers run across the strings in precise strokes that can be dizzying in their speed, or so drawn out they make you ache.
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However within the barrage of beating metal that The Shape You Took Before The Ache gives, Exalt surprisingly gives listeners songs to breathe in.
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My son will always have a dead sister; when I am 50, my heart will ache in this exact same way it does today.
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The book is told in hindsight, when Maclean is a much older man, a point of view that lends everything a deep nostalgic ache.
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They ache for the two children, who were presumably unaware of their parents' vocation and were not at home when the F.B.I. first arrived.
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We witnessed the raw ache of a young man who had just been shot, and the haunting pain of a parent in sudden grief.
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Articular cartilage is usually found on the surface of bones in the knee joint, and when it wears out, it produces a duller ache.
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H launched into Bobby Burns's old lyric "Auld Lang Syne," didn't we ache at the thought of leaving behind these silly, maddening, wonderful people?
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I now lived every day with a dull ache radiating throughout my body, a lack of motivation, and a desire to do myself harm.
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Ache has consistently been increasing its efforts to innovate and renovate its product portfolio by investing about 3.0% of its revenues in R&D.
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During the LTM ended September 2016, Ache generated negative FCF of BRL46 million, after BRL148 million capex and BRL311 million of dividend pay-outs.
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The combination of sugar cut with enough acidic citrus juices to make my jaw ache is my confection perfection — mostly pleasure, pricked with pain.
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There was a dull ache in my sharp hip bones, a pain from where I had battered myself against the man for his pleasure.
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Greg Schwed New York City I ache seeing how easily and quickly the toxic brew of bigotry, corruption, and majoritarianism can diminish a democracy.
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Now, in between diagnostic tests, she was sleeping all the time and unable to get rid of the dull ache below her right ribs.
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I'm running a high fever and sweating into my keyboard, my thoughts beginning to race and jumble against a dull ache in my shoulders.
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Inconsolable losses eventually take the form of ordinary pains, like joints that ache when a storm is coming, but sometimes I'm caught by surprise.
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And though the band's layering of velvety noise and Jonsi Birgisson's ethereal wail is always alluring, a little elegiac ache goes a long way.
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It's been 20 years since I was a catcher in Little League, and a few minutes into our conversation my legs began to ache.
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I model my new silhouette to my friends downstairs, my eyes searching for every reflective surface and a smile beginning to ache my cheeks.
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The CounterACT teams hopes to produce an antidote that would break the OP-AChE bond quickly and essentially reverse the effects of a nerve agent.
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If you get a really nasty sunburn that blisters, peels, and makes your whole body ache, sometimes just calling it a regular burn isn't enough.
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But X-Men could always rely on the performances of Jackman, Stewart and McKellen, who make this movie ache for the characters it often betrays.
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The difference is that Wakanda is real to him in ways that it isn't to us, and so that ache has transformed into festering anger.
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Her body would ache because of them, sometimes for just a couple of days; other times, the pain would last for more than a week.
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Neither of us have ever gotten the chance to see Haggard play, and the thought that we've missed our shot altogether makes my heart ache.
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The Canadian four-piece recently signed to New Damage Records and released one of their most anticipated album The Shape You Took Before The Ache.
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Slow and melodic songs like "The Shape", "The Ache" and "I Dove Into The Sun" reveals a more malleable and vulnerable side to the record.
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You pity Patrick, you ache for him, you hurt for the boy he never got to be and the haunted man that he has become.
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And if his body did not ache all the time, his bat certainly did, as he went more than two months without a home run.
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I've always had the peculiar misfortune of getting a stomach ache when wearing tights — no matter the size — thanks to the pressure around my waist.
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The burn in your throat, the ache in your woefully under-utilised calf muscles, the pinching beginnings of a stitch: running is hard work, man.
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Each felt called by faith to lend their hands — and legs and backs, which would soon ache with soreness — to an elderly woman in distress.
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By the time he went back to his doctor a few days later, every muscle, every ligament, every bone in his body seemed to ache.
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Kameelah Janan Rasheed, in the proper direction: forward/ also the ache of (perceived) velocity continues at Printed Matter (231 11th Ave, Chelsea, Manhattan) November 25.
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The nerve signals of an ache in my foot seemed like actual noise, which gradually amplified into an inaudible scream and made me change positions.
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Our lab group and several others worldwide are attempting to create such an antidote that restores AChE activity in the brain following severe OP poisoning.
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Washington (CNN)Among President Donald Trump's litany of grievances and grudges, few ache with as much passion as his hatred of his own attorney general.
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I am disabled — my back broken down by my years as a machine gunner in the Marine Corps — and my compressed and bulging discs ache.
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Visits to the doctor were fraught with expectations of the worst possible outcome, and any little ache or pain meant the end could be near.
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The more I read about what could potentially lie ahead for me, the more I felt a dull ache in my scrotum and lower abdomen.
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In order to emphasize his age, Miller dwelled on the physical pain of fighting crime and how it multiplied the bodily ache of being old.
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And because these bars are less cloying than commercial peppermint patties, I can eat more of them before my teeth start to ache — an added bonus.
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It's the silent ache of hearing your parents and friends casually make comments that are insensitive or worse about the kind of person you secretly are.
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He also appeared alongside Natalie Dormer in the BBC Drama The Scandalous Lady W. Keen's mother, Maria Fernández Ache, is a Spanish actress, writer and director.
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According to the CDC, the symptoms are: fever, cough, sore throat, muscle ache, headache, runny or stuffy nose, chills, severe lethargy and sometimes diarrhea or vomiting.
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At work parties, I wasn't able to mingle like everyone else, so I parked myself in one place and left early to minimize my body's ache.
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"The pills that are consumed the most are the ones for stomach ache, but I don't know their names or their side effects," said the woman.
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Ward's writing throbs with life, grief, and love, and her National Book Award–winning book is the kind that makes you ache to return to it.
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Our hearts ache and our eyes are blurry but our dedication and resolve to building a better Trenton through community, creativity and inspiration will never fade.
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But unlike those childhood options housing pieces of chocolate behind its doors, these advent calendars shouldn't give you a stomach ache if you open too many.
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Certainly, they distracted from spiritual contemplation, but in the same way that the sight of a shooting star distracts from the ache of an empty belly.
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Like, is the ache on a song like "Girl From the North County" expressed by the lyrics or the harmonica, or some combination of the two?
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Presumably that is why he filmed an incredible segment for Inside Amy Schumer, which has made me so happy that I now have a stomach ache.
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I mourned Katie's passing on social media and received a torrent of touching condolences, easing my ache at the loss of a member of the family.
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The record is a striking work of 60s folk and country pop that recalls the candor, wisdom, and ache of acts like Leonard Cohen and Nico.
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Which is a figure that makes my shoulders ache, but it's indicative of just how easily this game hooks its players and keeps them coming back.
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The epidural was amazing, but I had ZERO gauge on how hard I was holding onto my legs during delivery — and boy, did they ache afterwards.
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A few years ago poor Ned, who is played with a plangent ache by the terrific Brad Heberlee, fell when rock climbing and shattered his skull.
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" The hospital, he lamented, is more like a factory — "it tests every ache and treats every laboratory abnormality, but it does little to heal its patients.
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Despite the constant ache in his bones, where the cancer has spread, he has remained a commanding presence at news conferences beamed live across the country.
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And when you start doing this, you are amazed what body parts can ache, because your arms and wrists are not used to moving this way.
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Shereen Pimentel, as Maria, is a powerful singer but not a natural mover; you ache for her when she has to dash happily around the stage.
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Yet Mr. Hawkins finds an emotional solidity in the slipperiness, an abiding ache of yearning that translates into continuing, self-doubting and self-asserting self-transformation.
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My useless head begins to ache You kind of hope for one mistake For we are going to the heap Just so much garbage to forsake.
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Nerve agents like sarin, VX and Novichok are organophosphate chemicals, and they wreak havoc by inhibiting a critical enzyme in the nervous system called acetylcholinesterase (AChE).
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Li was admitted to the No. 81 Military Hospital with a minor stomach ache, but had been otherwise healthy, Fu said, citing a relative of Li's.
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Starting Thursday, DoorDash is delivering the oddly craveable but often stomach ache-inducing bites to 200 cities nationwide, including Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Houston, Seattle and Denver.
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Sure, sitting for a cover shoot isn't as effortless as it looks, and when you're trying to beam like Oprah, your cheeks will definitely start to ache.
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I'll walk to Chipotle to get my daily stomach ache, but you can't make me try and extend my pointless life by briskly walking, World Health Organization.
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Katharine felt better the next day, despite her coughing and back and stomach ache, but by Tuesday, her dizziness had worsened and she was having difficulties breathing.
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What many people don't know is that female-bodied people can experience something similar: Arousal sends blood to the vulva, which can also become engorged and ache.
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She pressed her hips into the blankets to relieve some of her own ache, an unconscious movement that she intensified once she realized she was doing it.
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By compulsively going on dates, I was trying to skip the stages of grief and find a solution for the constant ache of loneliness in my sternum.
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The exhaustion and ache to find a downy pillow hits around 2AM, when the novelty and our deodorant has worn off, and people are succumbing to sleep.
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Fin's focus is on the poised ache of her voice, how she navigates simple yet suggestive melodies, and where she does and doesn't choose to dramatize emotion.
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You don't have a cold for two weeks, you don't have a body ache for two weeks, you don't have headaches, throwing up, weaknesses for two weeks.
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The pleasures of finally getting a Call Me by Your Name were mixed with the ache of looking back at my own experience through a new lens.
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But in September, the chef said she felt "an ache in my left hip and I had this nagging feeling that something wasn't right," she told DeGeneres.
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From multiple marriages to cheating boyfriends and baby daddy drama, the krew has come out on the other side of every dating ache you can think of.
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Gleyse Kelly da Silva, a 27-year-old toll booth worker, recalls having a rash, a light fever and a back ache for three days last April.
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But knowing vast numbers of humanity are feeling your pain with you does little or nothing to numb the ache that permeates every fiber of your being.
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For Celie and for Alice, the children's absence has been an ache that's followed them through life; it was never their choice to be separated from them.
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Sources told the outlet that Waiters missed Thursday's game against the Phoenix Suns due to a stomach ache and had taken an edible to ease his symptoms.
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Imagine the feeling you get when you hold an ice cube tight, that combination of sting and ache, except imagine it all over your nearly nude body.
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When a former Ku Klux Klan leader like David Duke is giddily celebrating a political triumph for his values, how can we not ache for our own?
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At the Met, a single, heart-stopping gallery contains six large paintings with musical motifs, and in all of them the parties ache with a worldly regret.
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That means you can spread the virus before you even know that you've contracted it — before your temperature rises and your muscles and joints start to ache.
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Crohn's disease usually causes bloody diarrhea, but it can also make your joints and muscles ache, so one of his doctors suspected he might have it too.
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"That back-heavy feeling that usually makes your arms ache completely disappears with this, whether working on your own hair or blow drying someone else," she said.
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So when Jorja Smith's vocals glide into the open-ended question, "Where did I go," you feel the ache of not being able to recognize yourself anymore.
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This lends the beauty of his work an ache that radiates throughout a film that simultaneously acknowledges the complexity of his influences while distracting from their diversity.
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After traveling along the border with Mercy Corps, an aid group helping Venezuelans in this border region, I ache with stories from so many people like Deisimar.
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I decided to visit my half of the divide as part of my sweep—and just to feel the sweet ache of old days (mine) gone by.
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The searing images of casual racism and racial violence, as well as Rankine's tone — "an internalized liquid smoke blurring ordinary ache" — never lost their power over me.
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The sharp pain still came after she ate, but in between there was this dull ache, as if she were recovering from a punch in the gut.
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There's something about the landscape manifest in those two characters, Cathy and Heathcliff, that just makes me kind of ache for home whenever I think about it.
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CreditCreditChristopher Miller for The New York Times I awoke to the dull ache of my blistered heel, sore back, and the chilled morning air inside the tent.
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The crucial thing to keep in mind — before the feelings roll in and the hurt starts to ache — is that the comic book industry is a business.
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When my back would ache or my neck would get tight, I'd pull myself away from my computer long enough to observe the thinness of my wrists.
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They bend over the chutes until their backs ache, and they get tired and sick because they have to breathe coal dust instead of good, pure air.
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The closest I have ever come was pushing my boundaries too hard and eating too much at once, and I had a stomach ache for a while.
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But sometimes TV is less about the journey and more about those special moments that jog you awake, make you laugh, make you ache, make you think.
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Our hearts ache for Tashonna Ward and those who love her, as well as for every individual whose life or health is threatened due to delays in treatment.
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Considering the severity of this year's flu season, it's tempting to think every cough, muscle ache, and hint of a fever is a sign you caught the flu.
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That night, I slept like a baby and although I woke up to aching muscles the next day, it was a good kind of ache I was experiencing.
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She makes us ache at the magnitude of this burden, at times incensed by the injustice of it all, other times fragile, sad, or mired in self-doubt.
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The FDA just released the results of its investigation into the latest outbreak of listeria, a foodborne infection that hits its victims with fever, muscle ache, and diarrhea.
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Although similar in scale to Glenmark, Ache Laboratorios Farmaceuticos S.A. (BB+/ Negative) benefits from higher margins and a stronger financial profile although Brazil's Country Ceiling constrains its rating.
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Muslim women, particularly the many who ache to prove that one can be covered and cool, can now jump into the fray with a bit less self-consciousness.
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What children ache to do when they stand on top of a slide or swing high in the air is simply to face their fear and vanquish it.
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Instead of wielding a hammer or twisting a knife, An Ill Wind Blowing goes for straight for the gut, raining down body blows that ache but don't topple.
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Both works are excellent, but what Aciman does so well in the novel that's so hard to achieve in the movie is capture the ache of losing someone.
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Whether such a life is sustainable is a question; it seems that, at least in the world of The Bad Batch, people still ache to follow someone strong.
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Policymakers who ache at the absence of a European tech success on the scale of Google or Amazon pay lip service to the importance of the single market.
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And her headache, the one that was always present these days, tightened from a dull ache to a squeezing pressure on the back of her head and neck.
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In the U.S., medics also use an oxime reactivator – called 2-PAM – which restores AChE activity by removing the nerve agent; and benzodiazepine is used to suppress seizures.
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I too have felt that familiar ache reading the news, that feeling like you're slowly drowning in a sea of unjust decisions you can do nothing to stop.
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His family members say he came down with a terrible stomach ache Saturday and had to be rushed to an emergency room in town, where he stayed overnight.
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If you want to achieve more targeted relief, for instance, you'll want to go with a topical ointment that can be applied directly to an ache or inflamed area.
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"This is a horrific day for the commonwealth of Virginia, our hearts ache over the senseless violence that has been inflicted upon the Virginia Beach community today," Virginia Gov.
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The man told investigators that Minard had been helping him milk cows when he said he had a tooth ache and wanted to call his mom to go home.
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SECOND UNCLE ARRESTED IN 10-YEAR-OLD INDIAN GIRL&aposS RAPE CASE The girl's parents discovered she was pregnant in mid-July when she complained of a stomach ache.
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Glass is for examining closely — both at oneself, in mirrors, or at another, with eyeglasses and magnifying glasses; when we've seen too much, our eyes ache, becoming glassy themselves.
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Hardly — this music wears its discord on its sleeve, apparent in the stretched ache of Remy's voice as well as the thick blotches of mud smeared onto sonic glass.
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Then, the same synthesizer as before plays a slower and more plaintive melody; derived from disco, its lyrical ache is particularly blatant when juxtaposed against the band's fidgety harshness.
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After our time together was over, Pete asked for a second (more fun) date and tweeted me to apologize for his stomach ache and for being a bad date.
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Our hearts ache with his loss, and we, with the American people, send our prayers to the entire Bush family, as we honor the life and legacy of 41.
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Gems like these, scattered along the never-ending corridors and looping labyrinths of the fair, are worth enduring the back-ache, the dizziness, and the terrible stench of money.
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On the second day of the trial, the smells of oils in the courtroom "gave me a bit of a headache and even a stomach ache," the judge said.
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I didn't want to talk to anyone, not to my mom about my nerves or the ache in my foot, or to my sister about her lost headphones. Nothing.
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She didn't Know me, but I believed her, And a terrible new ache Rolled over in my chest, Like in a room where the drapes Have been swept back.
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Years later, after my son died, I felt a constant ache, similar to what I had felt for Lily and the boy when I saw them in the photo.
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She didn't Know me, but I believed her,And a terrible new ache Rolled over in my chest, Like in a room where the drapes Have been swept back.
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It is the hurt of parking tickets, the ache of commuting, the grief of deadening routine — small pains to which I was immune while they were eclipsed by cancer.
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"Our hearts ache and our eyes are blurry but our dedication and resolve to building a better Trenton through community, creativity and inspiration will never fade," the statement said.
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The president's palpable ache for his first lady makes the reader wonder if the entire reckless adventure on which he embarks is, at least in part, a death wish.
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He's 42 years old now, he's losing his hair, his knees ache, he's had so many spine surgeries his back must look as if he's had a zipper installed.
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To practice Advent is to lean into an almost cosmic ache: our deep, wordless desire for things to be made right and the incompleteness we find in the meantime.
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And mixed in with all the headaches and stomach aches of childhood, there are those constant pediatric threats, the headache which is meningitis, the stomach ache which is appendicitis.
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And it's appropriate that "A Slight Ache" began life as a radio play, a form in which what does or doesn't enter the ear is what triggers the imagination.
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"But it is awesome to have another kid to focus on because you're not constantly focusing on every little ache and pain you feel or anything that happens," she explained.
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I would ache with envy, watching her float on the heels that made me stumble, but taking quiet comfort in the fact that my feet were simply still too small.
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Now, you either have to scarf it down and risk a massive stomach ache, or throw out it and waste it all (now that's not very eco-friendly, is it?).
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Alongside the obvious relief of this, however, has been the constant and steadily building ache in my bones that signals life as we know it is coming to an end.
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My thumbs may ache because I struggle to resist the allure of my shiny pocket computer, but in truth my personal frustration machine doesn't only consist of pure, steaming crap.
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IN 1966 a medical journal identified a condition it dubbed "credit-carditis": lower-back ache, with pain radiating down the leg—caused by a back-pocket wallet stuffed with plastic.
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The sense of entitlement that accompanies this worldview depends on retrograde notions of masculinity and whiteness that affirm their delusions of grandeur, while medicating the ache of their own mediocrity.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - Stopping a cholesterol-lowering drug because of a muscle ache or stomach pain can be dangerous in the long run, suggests a new study.
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"But it is awesome to have another kid to focus on because you're not constantly focusing on every little ache and pain you feel or anything that happens," she explains.
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It's as though the very concept of a working day has sent a dull ache through your joints, as though the air-conditioning in your office is leaking carbon monoxide.
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At the end of each set she says "blow your horn" meaning push air through my loosened lips to remove the intense ache that manifests in the muscles I'm working.
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She'd initially gone to her GP with an abdominal ache, a period that had been ongoing for five weeks, and a large, hard lump at the base of her cervix.
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But the Western Mountaineering Highlite is a great choice if you're planning to log serious miles, but prefer to focus more on the scenery than the ache in your back.
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I ache to be there, enclosed in that spot of green, to live day after measured day of prayer and work, each as full and serene as a rosary bead.
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Similar to other emerging-markets pharmaceutical companies, Ache has a narrower research and development (R&D) product pipeline than its multinational competitors and has a weaker portfolio of patented products.
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No one knew what steps I was supposed to take, no one could help me make sense of the vast and endless ache that had opened up inside of me.
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"After a few weeks your hands are calloused, your lower back crippled, your wrists ache, and all the days merge into a green haze," Higgs writes for the Matador Network.
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The playfulness and harmonic sophistication of jazz, the ache and sensuality of the blues, the vehemence of rock and, later, the sustained emotionality of opera were all hers to command.
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It stands entirely separate, yet connected, a beautiful ode to the passage of time, to the lasting power of true love and the ache of loneliness even when coupled up.
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And Mr. Butler, who replaced Leslie Jordan late in rehearsals, has moments of raw, bleeding anguish that make you ache for the cyclone of self-destruction that his character became.
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As their present-day selves stand in the forefront of the frame narrating their sexual histories, younger versions of them kiss and clutch and ache and blunder in the background.
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My muscles ache deeply from lugging around bags all day, and I have a bunch of random receipts and extra grocery bags in my car, so I clean it out.
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J.C. Few country singers of the last two decades have been as fluent in ache as Gary Allan, who sings like he's on his fourth straight day of unrelenting tears.
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How big is the ache in all our hearts, we people of African descent who continue to endure what Achille Mbembe has called, in another context, an infinity of suffering?
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Everyone in Florence, Italy, develops it at some point, a chronic neck ache caused by abruptly swiveling your head to get a load of some Instagram apparition in dandy drag.
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The departures by way of detention and deportation that I see on the news, wrenching scenes of love being pulled apart, hit a delicate spot in me and make me ache.
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"Fancy You" plays like an upbeat crush song on paper, but the garbled sighs that provide the hook keep the singers distracted, refracted into a synthesized giggle, gleeful in its ache.
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Sensitive-teeth toothpastes contain ingredients like stannous fluoride or potassium salts that numb nerves or clog tiny holes in teeth's surface, easing the ache after a few weeks of regular use.
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Mike Moreau, 72, who lost several friends in the fire, said he was struck by all the differences between then and now, but also by the familiarity of tragedy's dull ache.
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To be an ache in the breast of a burst jelly is what I wanted, vine-slick and torrid in summer's greed, pressing my fears against the light of the lonely.
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The same ache, I imagined, would afflict those who now looked at photos of my son—he died at about the age Lily and Tuan were when they fell in love.
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The company says the positioning of the motor in the hand also limits the so-called dumbbell effect of old-guard models, where top-heavy weighting can cause arms to ache.
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It wasn't that our values were so different that we couldn't talk about them deeply and agree on some guiding principles; it was the constant ache I felt for the familiar.
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Final grade: B+. You don't have to drink as much, water and your pee isn't a suspicious color, but it left Jo with a stomach ache that lasted a full day.
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Free Cash Flow Remains Pressured by Strong Dividends Ache has a track record of maintaining an aggressive shareholder-friendly policy, which has led to negative free cash flows (FCF) since 2012.
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For her, the autoimmune disease often brings flares, during which she said her skin feels like it is being burned by the air and that her muscles and joints severely ache.
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"To our great sorrow, we now know that a NYC firefighter lost his life battling the blaze that grew, and our hearts ache in solidarity with his family," the statement said.
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He is a tense rapper, and this song — his first since being released from prison in late April — has moments that really ache (in spite of the abusive piano-driven production).
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I grip the cart, feeling the tightness in my own chest, the ache and the pull of the stone that dropped down into my lungs the day we scheduled his surgery.
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Above the trail, the limbs of the living trees creaked in the rising wind, the kind of sound that makes your heart ache for reasons too far beyond words to explain.
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First come the piles of nutsedge and creeper and then an ache that fills the skin like the Cercospora blight that's killing the blue skyrocket juniper slowly from the inside out.
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Additionally, he has isolated himself from his daughter (your heart will ache hearing him talk about his relationship with her) and granddaughter, but clearly craves an emotional connection with another living creature.
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It meant an ache, a depression, a persistent longing to be elsewhere, to be resettled in some other part of the world, so strong that it pushed the present into the shadows.
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A story told alternating between husband and wife, Stay With Me knits together all the wistful, enchanting mythologies its characters build to survive, or even explain, the unbearable ache of their childlessness.
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They may have to rebuy products and reconfigure their homes—which if you've ever had to set up smart home products, you know that it's an expensive and head-ache inducing process.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - Salvadoran maid Evelyn Hernandez says she did not realize she was pregnant when as an 20093-year-old she delivered a stillborn son after a three-day stomach ache.
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As soon as you hit your mid-216s you start to ache and creak and you can't help but wonder if you, yes you, are getting a bit old in the tooth.
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Brahim's voice remains in the spotlight—as it well should—as she sings about injustice, diaspora, love, her people's oppression, and all the longing and ache that comes with the aforementioned issues.
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SZA is as ruthless with the song's paramore subject as she is with herself, a dichotomy echoed in the rapped invectives of the song's verses and the ache of its sung choruses.
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Hart points out that rodent studies have found a significant link with reduced amyloid plaque, due to the fact that THC inhibits the enzyme AChE, which is involved in producing the plaque.
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I seem to have been born with a constant ache for the sacred, a deep-rooted need to offer thanks, to ask for help, to sing out in fathomless praise to something.
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That is the way of the world in the middle of the week, and, though we ache to change many things about our state of affairs, that is not one of them.
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Even as they bend to the task of reclaiming what the tempest has scattered, a trace of that wild ache lingers — a glimpse into what it means to be inconsolably, joyously human.
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He said that Monroe was crying over her stomach ache and wouldn't let go of Edward, so he told him to come in the house, despite his previous comments on Edward being there.
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It's a sometimes-painful physical condition that occurs when blood flows to and builds up in the penis and testicles during sexual arousal, making the testicles ache if relief isn't achieved through orgasm.
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If the thought of listing your home for sale, dealing with real estate agents and having strangers stream through during an open house makes your head ache, then Opendoor might be your solution.
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The ache turned out to be nothing, but while there, the child told the hospital staff that he and his brother don't have a mother who lives with them — they have two fathers.
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JAWKU Muscle Blaster V2 Cordless Percussion Massage Gun The JAWKU Muscle Blaster V2 exerts up to 56 pounds of pressure that you can tweak to ease any ache or pain in your body.
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I just basically picked myself up, shook myself off and took about a week's worth of Vicoden just to get rid of the ache of withdrawing, started going to meetings and got clean.
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To this day, I ache to hold him in my arms or kiss his soft cheek one more time, something I do all the time with Gabriel, knowing what a luxury that is.
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My arm started to ache and I made eye contact with one of the artists in the back, he looked down quickly and I felt ashamed for making him feel like a voyeur.
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Ultimate Opaque Control Top Tights ($38)Commando's raw-cut waistbands mean the Ultimate Opaque Control Top Tights ($38) are one of very few that don't give me a bizarre stomach ache while wearing.
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I have been free for more than five years, but my heart continues to ache for the child victims who do not have the support from brave governors that Cyntoia and I had.
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The album reflects deeply on ageing, conflating the pain of getting older with the ache of heartbreak—a compelling meditation that's rarely broached in pop music, and is actually well-suited to country.
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Dipping low with jabs to the body—which most fighters don't even bother defending until they start to ache—Edgar would occasionally pop out a jab to the head from his crouched position.
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Still, when I looked at the statue, this empty bowl and the steel gray sky behind it, my eyes filled up and I got a sort of ache of memory in my heart.
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But for those of us who call the region home, it means living with the constant ache of our painful history, a despair and rage about an oppressive present, and an uncertain future.
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Maybe that's by design: "It's no better now you're gone/I feel nothing, I feel numb," she sings, wallowing in ache as the dreamy music takes up all the air in the room.
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What AChE does for a living, so to speak, is to rapidly degrade acetylcholine (ACh), an important chemical that mediates precise and rapid information flow within the brain and to muscles and glands.
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No matter the ache or ailment — depression, fatigue or slack muscle tone, first-date jitters or postpartum baby blues, reduced sex drive in men or frigidity in women — Pervitin became the recommended remedy.
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Further analysis found that the cheese was contaminated with a bacteria called Brucella melitensis that causes the potentially deadly disease brucellosis, which can cause a fever, stomach ache, cough, and other unpleasant symptoms.
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Glistening confessional folk-pop, whose automated beats and slickly compressed keyboards barely disrupt its tortured ache, will not improve if the dopey cornball singing the songs also happens to be a master hooksmith.
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In June, a project from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) called Countermeasures Against Chemical Threats (CounterACT) flew samples of human AChE enzyme aboard a SpaceX Dragon-11 capsule to the International Space Station.
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FRANKFURT, April 28 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank's net income declined by 58 percent in in the first quarter as its investment bank slumped and the lender continued to ache under legal costs for past scandals.
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If the app's purpose was not to perpetuate a series of moment-to-moment responses but to build an intentional memento, the sentimental ache might feel welcome — part of the plan, and subsequently comforting.
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He'd eventually find himself ensnared in a tumultuous web of affairs with drugs, Morocco, his pals Betty Catroux and Loulou de la Falaise, and enduring heart ache — all of which inspired his iconic creations.
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When my quads did start to ache after a day running fast down mountain trails, Holder showed me how to stretch muscles in my upper quads that I don't think I'd ever stretched before.
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It fits well within the idea of a capitalist realism in which there's this dull ache: knowing our future has disappeared and feeling what Oliver James calls "emotional distress," and needing to be distracted.
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Her drum kit this time is perfectly real, as is the plaintive ache woven through this energetic song-cycle play, written and directed by Ms. Satter, with music by Chris Giarmo and Erin Markey.
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I kept the colony going for over a year, during which time the benefits gradually waned while the symptoms — an occasional ache in the pit of my stomach and sporadic malaise — never completely dissipated.
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But I'm decided on this much: Winning the most powerful office in the world did nothing to diminish his epic ache for adoration or outsize need to tell everyone how much he deserves it.
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Whether she was simply unaware of their existence and the jazz men simply ignored an ache they almost certainly felt, or whether collectively they had transcended their differences is impossible to know for sure.
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There's a dull ache behind my eyes, and I keep on zoning out, but Angelina won't be going to bed for at least another 17 hours, so I'm steeling myself for a long night.
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I always stop my sets if I notice my wrists starting to ache a bit, and my wrists are usually my limiting factor (due to lack of transition) but today I experienced no aching.
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If you finished high school this century, there is a certain violin string opening that will likely forever make your heart sing with recognition and ache with a crushing reminder of your own mortality.
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Related: Artists Address Border Control: The Writing's on the Wall A Farmer's Daughter-Turned-Photographer Learns to Love Her Mississippi Roots | #50StatesofArt Portraits of Minnesota's Somali Immigrants Capture the Ache of Leaving Home | #50StatesofArt
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Despite the ache and the admonishments from authorities to stay indoors in the days following the attacks, locals ventured out to their corner bakeries, took their dogs for walks, and chatted with neighbors in disbelief.
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But the pain those things would once have conjured is now more just a dull ache, a fact of my life, something I chalk up to experience having made the conscious choice to plough forward.
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With the freedom has come certain costs: isolation, regret and the feeling that, although you may still feel 93 in your heart, your knees are starting to ache and the years are slipping by fast.
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" Nicole's youth pastor, Josh Blankenship, finished, reading a verse often used at funerals: "Our hearts still ache in sadness/And secret tears still flow/What it meant to lose you/No one will ever know.
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"What BBVA and some other banks have done has damaged the legal interests of thousands of ordinary Chinese, the lives of many people...have been affected," said Feng Mao, the head of the ACHE association.
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This single at-bat had become equivalent of an inning and now I was tired, a dull ache forming between my shoulders from tension and the ergonomic nightmare of a position I'd contorted myself into.
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Regardless of which camp you fall into (no judgement), we can all agree that SoulCycle is intense: your heart pounds, your calves burn, your inner thighs ache in a way you never previously thought possible.
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Either way, I'm happy she did: It's one of my most cherished memories, and the afternoon remains in my mind so vivid that I can smell the popcorn and feel my belly ache from giggling.
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Read more: A teenage girl thought she had a typical stomach ache, but doctors found 100 undigested bubble tea balls in her systemAt that point, doctors determined surgery was necessary to treat the rare condition.
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This is what he knows about his father now: At the end of his 13-hour work day as a head cook, his legs sometimes ache so much that he asks Jesús to rub them.
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"The saltfish stems back to slavery times, when it was one of the easier foods to transport from Europe," Defour tells me as my wrists start to ache from my feeble stint on the section.
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Even with the passage of nearly 18 years, reliving modern America's most terrible day hits an exposed nerve that you thought had been fully numbed, only to discover that the ache was merely in remission.
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They also had lost grip strength, which, according to the study authors, can indicate not only muscle weakness but also pain or tenderness; in effect, if muscles ache, it hurts to try to hold on.
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With earnest eyes and a lack of pretense, the subjects of Selma Fernandez Richter's photography series The Ache for Home yearn with quietude and humility for a life and environment no longer in the background.
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Flying long haul is akin to that feeling you have when you've been bed bound with flu for a few days, and now you're feeling better, but the act of sitting in bed makes you ache.
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In "On the Clouds," a monumental (53′ x 60′) six-panel painting in the first hall of Yu's current retrospective at Long Museum in Shanghai, anonymous figures ache and writhe in a wild world of clouds.
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The President remarked on the loss of life on both sides, saying that family and friends in the U.S. "still ache" for the loss of the more than 58,000 Americans who were killed during the war.
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It's similar to the twinge of hesitation I pick up on earlier in the day when she sings me lines from her songs—a fleeting uncertainty before allowing the ache that anchors her voice to unfurl.
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I think about my grandmother and how she thinks of ginger ale and prayer as a remedy for a stomach ache, which is not unlike me conjuring up worlds that restore our potential as black men.
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One page in "Farm" (2010) shows a tractor sitting idle in a field while a rainstorm passes overhead; you can almost smell the scene on the page, feel the ache of a tilling job left unfinished.
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While the former's plaintive chorus neatly displays his vocal ache, the beauteous backup vocals on the latter hardly flatter a song whose kind wishes for a friend surviving cancer don't diverge from received ideas or language.
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He knows exactly what lies ahead for the lost world — of Los Angeles but also of Hollywood — that he has so lovingly reimagined here, which is why this homage also has the ache of a requiem.
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To get a toehold, I usually look for short words with odd letters that lend themselves to mild risk taking: AJAX/HOAX comes to mind, as does SEIZE/SERGE, SAMBA/SAUNA, MECCA/MEDIA, and ACHE/ACID.
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While our hearts ache for all that the people of Texas have lost in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, this tragedy is compounded by shortsighted decisions that have exposed Texans to unnecessary health and environmental dangers.
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J.P. "My stomach hurts/because it's hard to be a punk while wearing a skirt," Alex Luciano sings in "Tummy Ache," a surge of earnest aspiration laced with self-questioning from an album due April 7.
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"To our great sorrow, we now know that a NYC firefighter lost his life battling the blaze that grew, and our hearts ache in solidarity with his family," producers of the film said in a statement.
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Eric Owens (Jaufré) and Susanna Phillips (Clémence) express with tenderness and high tragedy the doomed couple's love, ache, and loss, while Tamara Mumford (the androgynous pilgrim) perfectly enacts her character's strange combination of mystic and busybody.
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That progressed into a stomach ache and itching all over, so doctors gave her an EpiPen shot and oral Zyrtec, which worked for ten minutes before Maren developed more intense itching and hives all over her body.
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My bones ache from walking everywhere, my hair is greasy enough to line a cake pan and I smell like someone who spent the whole of Boomtown eating Pot Noodles in a sleeping bag by the campfire.
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My Chinese parents understood the value of monetary pride, but my teachers complained about my compost stench and were too stingy to part with a nickel or a dime, which annoyed me, like a nagging stomach ache.
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" 'There has to be some type of repercussion' If you looked at the log in the nurse's office, India Brimberry says every month for the past few years would look something like this: "Nosebleed, vomiting, stomach ache.
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"Never quite belonging to one place or another, in one breath they ache for some distinctive taste or smell of home, and in the next confess that they couldn't imagine ... going back there to live," Smith writes.
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Once I fit them correctly, they don't feel unpleasant or tiring — and like the PM3 they have well-judged clamping force that keeps them securely on my head — but when I take them off, my ears ache.
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To save you the chest-ache, we went ahead and scouted out the best sports bras money can buy on Amazon — ranging from a $10 sleeper hit to a $51 wonder made with bigger busts in mind.
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As everyone settled into the Heredia's outdoor Pacho Alonso space and caught early sets by local rumba group Rumba Ache and the UK-based Latin-dance king Quantic, no one really knew how the weekend would go.
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Instead, Halsey Street pays careful, detailed attention to the ways family ties can splinter and fester and ache, and the way a neighborhood that used to be familiar but no longer is creates a feeling of isolation.
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Those were the first thoughts Dana Zwally, whom you may have not met through the same kind of media coverage as the others mentioned here, had when the initial ache pulsed through her abdomen on Sept. 4.
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The grain of the film (David Raedeker is the director of photography) shrouds the action in a delicate caul of nostalgia, communicating an ache that Julie can't yet feel but that we can see forming inside her.
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Diet Cig is a duo — Ms. Luciano on guitar and vocals and Noah Bowman on drums — but the production of "Tummy Ache" breaks away from the bare-bones strum-and-thump of its gigs and past recordings.
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Local media reports said 300 people were hospitalized in Laguna and Quezon provinces of Luzon, the country's main island, with signs of poisoning such as stomach ache, dizziness, and vomiting after drinking the generic brand coconut wine.
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Second, we have to teach people that the goal is not zero pain — the goal is that you have enough pain that there will be an ache but you can do the things you want to do.
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Some braiders tug tightly on the roots to get a flawless finish, and that ache can last days after your styling session, making things as simple as sleeping or putting your braids in a bun a — literal — pain.
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The added challenge of doing strength exercises on an icy surface forces your core to engage and makes your muscles work much harder to avoid falling over; your joints might ache afterward, but you're working toward increased flexibility.
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There's no sting in his lips as he talks to co-workers or ache in his side as he strains to reach for something on a high shelf to remind him of what went down the night before.
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I'm not happy about doing this, but it's simpler and easier for people to understand than explaining how I'd rather not spend four hours with a sweaty stomach ache just to have the pleasure of their deviled eggs.
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Newspapers ache under Canadian print tariffs: The Commerce Department has floated adding anti-dumping tariffs up to 32% on newsprint and other Canadian paper goods, because, they argue the law unfairly gives Canadian paper producers a leg up.
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The same nerves that make your throat hurt can also make your ears ache, so sometimes patients think they have ear infections, but Takashima finds that the problem is actually excess mucus in the back of their throats.
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The inmates, wearing identical orange uniforms, ache as they undergo withdrawal from drugs, as they eye one another suspiciously, and as they while away the days stripped of freedom, dignity, privacy and, most painful of all, their children.
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The slow way is the familiar one: decades pass with little sense of internal change, middle age arrives with only a slight slowing down—a name lost, a lumbar ache, a sprinkling of white hairs and eye wrinkles.
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But when I think about wandering those long cemetery rows, I feel something between pride and an ache for the loss of boys, younger than I am now, who blinked back their fears and wrote corny letters home.
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Ultimately, that same power and guest performers from their performance would find its way onto As We Cup Our Hands and Drink from the Stream of Our Ache, as would another vocal cameo by Inter Arma's Mike Paparo.
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"When I began I thought that I would feel more of an ache to be up there and share the spotlight," Bareilles says of the show, which has starred Tony winner Jessie Mueller, Katharine McPhee and now Nicolette Robinson.
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The seeds sleep like geodes beneath hot feldspar sanduntil a flash flood bolts the arroyo, lifting themin its copper current, opens them with memory—they remember what their god whisperedinto their ribs: Wake up and ache for your life.
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Among other highlights, Kygo's yearning "Cruise," Tove Lo's sly, soaring "Lies in the Dark," and Halsey's breathlessly grand "Not Afraid Anymore" flash, glimmer, and ache, subsuming the weepier ballads and orchestral interludes into an extended exercise in softcore theatricality.
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When the shot of Marion driving the car is intercut, just for a second, with Lady Bird doing the same — that's the moment, in a film full of moments that made me ache for my mom, that undid me.
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He did, however, change his cover image on Facebook to his bruised and bloodshot face, and posted the following message about the accident:I am OK but still suffer from sore eyes and head-ache after serious negative G-force.
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Not knowing the souls of all in attendance, but having at least a rough idea how many of them would be at a jazz performance divorced from a noise show, I got that familiar cynical ache in my skull.
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When it comes to his music, Crisci specializes in one strain of techno: the relentless, peak-time kind that bugs your eyes, scrambles your brain cells, and makes your sides ache while attempting to keep up with the pace.
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Some light Googling led me to believe I'd not fitted the corkscrew "correctly," but after following the instructions more closely and walking around my apartment, I started to feel a deep ache — as if I was causing irreparable damage.
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There is a good deal of what one expects from Maupin, wit and heartache rolled up into a tidy package, so that any anecdote can bring an ache of longing and a belly laugh all in the same paragraph.
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Given the textual nature of this work, the back exhibition room at Printed Matter, the Chelsea neighborhood artists' book store, is an apposite space for Rasheed's latest installation, in the proper direction: forward/ also the ache of (perceived) velocity.
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So she launches into "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" as a balm for both her sister and herself, Garland giving the song all the magnificent ache and vulnerability she had brought to "Over the Rainbow" five years earlier.
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Akash had complained a few times since the summer about an ache in his legs, which we attributed to his gait (he wears out one side of his shoes) or growth pains or to his twice-weekly squash lessons.
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I do, however, have a couple of complaints: The lotion feels so good, I want to use it every day, on every ache and pain — and at 50 mL, the deodorant-size bottle doesn't have a whole lot to give.
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As expected with any sensitivity toothpaste, this toothpaste won't cure your pain in one brushing, but it will gradually ease the ache of sensitive teeth with repeated use, and in a matter of weeks many people will enjoy lasting relief.
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The brand new second trailer, introduced by both Jenkins and Pine (on the set of Wonder Woman 1984), digs deeper into Fauna's psyche and her ache to belong, as well as the maddening determination with which Singletary pursues this story.
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"Buried in your bones there's an ache that you can't ignore / Taking your breath, stealing your mind / And all that was real is left behind," Jackman sings, willing us to just give in and abandon skepticism and live a little.
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The remaining two and half quarters were one long, dull ache, until the word was given and the absolute worst possible results of an MRI were relayed: Porzingis had torn his anterior cruciate ligament and was done for the year.
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There's the piano ache of "Clearing," in which she sings along with her chords, as if she's trying to insert her voice into the warmth of the instrument; "Lighthouse," like the bulk of the album, is also built around that framework.
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Their father (Brian Dennehy, in effect playing Brad Pitt's role in the earlier movie) is full of grief and regret, and the ache at the center of Rick's existence seems to arise from the inadequacy of paternal and fraternal love.
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There are countless patients I've seen with some small ache or strange tingling, or who were just in the wrong place at the wrong time, and their lives changed forever: a new cancer diagnosis, a stroke, a terrible car accident.
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Best, MGV Editor-in-Chief, The Creators Project Minnesota Fleeing Civil War, A Somali Performance Artist Finds Refuge in Minnesota Portraits of Minnesota's Somali Immigrants Capture the Ache of Leaving Home Essay: Is Minneapolis America's Next Powder Keg for Art?
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That's basically the plotline of the new Years & Years video for "If You're Over Me" (released last week) which also features the sort of choreography that makes me feel a weird ache in my stomach, and some fairly astonishing fashion.
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Best, MGV Editor-in-Chief, The Creators Project Minnesota Fleeing Civil War, A Somali Performance Artist Finds Refuge in Minnesota Portraits of Minnesota's Somali Immigrants Capture the Ache of Leaving Home Essay: Is Minneapolis America's Next Powder Keg for Art?
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Conflicts, naturally, arise (with Rebecca Hall briefly slapping the movie out of its fairy-tale daze as a music-industry vulture with a dubious contract offer); yet Minghella refuses to be distracted from his waiflike star or her internal ache.
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But covertly introducing a product that passes as real rhino horn but later reveals itself to have some undesirable defect — horns that deteriorate after purchase, for example, or horns that, when consumed, trigger a stomach ache — could ultimately undermine demand.
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And it is impossible not to feel that universal ache of longing for connection with those who left the world before us, who still speak to us in our heads; to erase forever the line between the quick and the dead.
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We have convincing evidence that our oximes can get through the blood-brain barrier and enter the brain after OP exposure, and that our laboratory animals show more normal activity of AChE with our novel oximes but not with 2-PAM.
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The feelings of powerlessness, estrangement, loneliness, and anger created or exacerbated by the information age are so general it can be easy to think they are just a state of nature, like an ache that persists until you forget it's there.
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The numbness I get in my legs on walks is familiar enough now that it's almost like a weekend warrior's baggage — there, but in the background, like when the ache in a hoops player's arthritic knees vanishes at tip-off.
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The Checkup What does the child who can't say goodbye to a parent without breaking down have in common with the child who is cripplingly terrified of dogs and the one who gets a bad stomach ache reliably on Monday morning?
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Ms. Ashton's smile at the start (which, in narrative terms, is also the end) falls away to reveal an ache you sense will never subside, while Mr. Hiddleston has charisma and ferocity as Robert, the most feral of the three.
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In her her melodic sweetness, her fusion of distorted guitars and distorted feelings, her compulsion to fashion new sonic shapes out of recombined materials, her insistence on play, she's brought together ache and sneer, defiance and insecurity, mess and stylization.
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My (now larger) wound throbbed as I was wrapped up and sent to the lobby to pay my adorably meager bill, but as I considered the savings that dull ache was affording me, I was glad I could feel it.
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The small animal hospital posted a melancholy update to its Facebook page on Saturday, informing the community that the apparently unnamed alpaca had succumbed to a really bad stomach ache precipitated by the flagrant junk food-dumping habits of a local man.
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When it lands on viewers' television screens months later, it will ache with a sense of warmth, nostalgia, and loss, coming as it does at the end of Halt and Catch Fire's best season, a beautiful summation of everything the show stood for.
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At its most negative, singleness can bring with it a pervasive feeling of being untethered, and occasionally—maybe late on an especially cold night—it feels like something is missing; like an ache, or a hunger, or some other physical sensation of need.
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While health care needs can be neglected, eventually patients hit a wall—the excruciating tooth ache turns into a ruptured abscess, the strange lump becomes an ulcerated tumor—and they're forced to seek care they can't afford because the alternate is death.
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While Mr. Pearshouse is still a long way from sharing every little ache and upset with his friends at the shed, he said his life would now feel much emptier without the shoulder-to-shoulder way of confiding he has come to know.
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Dissatisfaction with our circumstances, the frustration of our ambitions, something no bigger than a failure to lose enough weight or to have an extra room to make a nursery out of: even amid luxury, the ache of the unachieved seems intense enough.
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There are days I ache so badly, the only remedy beyond a proper plowing would be a curved and rusty piece of metal or broken glass to gouge out my hot center from mid-inner thigh all the way up to my larynx.
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Find our thoughts below:Mara Leighton, Insider Picks reporter: Ultimate Opaque Control Top Tights, (70 Denier), $38 available at Nordstromand Amazon Compressive, high-waisted clothing somehow always leaves me with a stomach ache, so I treat anything like tights as a necessary evil.
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I Know What Love Isn't from 2012, his last studio album and one of the rare entertaining breakup albums, typifies the elation he finds in misery; the contrast between his romantic melancholy and the music's perky, slightly silly richness produces bittersweet ache.
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On one particular evening, I was lying in bed with my legs against our headboard, trying to take the pressure off of an ache in my calf that I was pretty sure was a blood clot slowly making its way to my lungs.
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Through a series of increasingly eccentric mixtapes, Uzi surfaced last year as an exemplar of so-called SoundCloud rap, embodying the splotchy intensity, warped trap hooks, tuneful ache, and strategically deployed lo-fi distortion characteristic of rappers using that particular online distribution platform.
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A small study of 99 confirmed coronavirus patients in Wuhan, published in the medical journal, The Lancet, found that most of the patients had fever or cough when they were admitted to the hospital, and some had shortness of breath or muscle ache.
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A shy ache for 1980, a year when a literary theorist could take on the mythic, larger-than-life quality of great novelistic characters, is what it's never too late (although maybe a little embarrassing) to feel, however vanished that world is.
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Typically, once I fall into a deeper sleep, I end up on my stomach for much of the night, and it can be challenging to find a pillow that offers enough support without being too thick and causing my neck to ache.
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This two-character piece, which slyly evolves from a satirical sketch into an existential mystery, was staged to critical yawns at the National Theater in 2008, when it was generally concluded that "Ache" was indeed meant to be heard and not seen.
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Whoever is placed in front of her, Barty, who says she has recovered from the arm ache that forced her to pull out of the Eastbourne event this week, will just stick to the process that has worked wonders in a stunning year.
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Yes, Zika can cause microcephaly in infants born to Zika-infected mothers, but Zika fever is usually pretty mild, causing either no symptoms at all, or a rough couple of days coping with a rash, a fever, some pinkeye, and maybe the odd body ache.
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When an ache or pain persists for more than a few days, causes swelling in a joint or limits how you're moving, get it checked out so you can make a plan that allows you to stick with your fitness program while fixing the problem.
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Some of the ads were blatantly horny ("Wanted: Frenetic Mons Grinder … lusting for sweaty dyke athletes, pumped-up bodybuilders, and handsome, hot women in uniform to quell the ache in my loins"); others were more cerebral ("Thinking Lesbians … I like everything from Vixen to Wagner").
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Prior to the experiments of the avant-garde Language poetry school in the late 1960s and early 1970s, his manipulation of language and word choices distance his work from standard New York School experiments: Ache outsent insistment palm Papa nothing jobular at vanim Villain!
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However Dawein Ding, vice-president of a Chinese radio station in Madrid who also works for the Chinese Association in Spain (ACHE), said banks such as BBVA were demanding far more details and making the process more complicated for Chinese citizens than for Spanish nationals.
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"They may become fearful, clingy, or jumpy; they may fear for their safety; they may become very moody or easily upset (or, in contrast, they may become detached or numb); or they may develop headache and stomach-ache related to the intense distress," he said.
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His parents don't want him to go to college (his mother wants him to drop out of high school and make money), and with his soulful guitar playing, self-doubt and yearning, you ache for him to find his way into a different story.
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They all run for different reasons, and if those reasons would necessarily be opaque to someone nursing a coffee and a case of full-spectrum brain ache, I knew enough even then not to doubt that those reasons were both powerful and fully felt.
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For me, a frustrating experience occurs when one of my patients needs a non-steroidal salve to soothe an ache or a quality of life drug for their erectile dysfunction or a potentially life saving CT Scan or MRI that their insurance won't approve.
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Yet in his melancholy, he's clearly envious of a younger coworker ("Silicon Valley's" Zach Woods) who arrives at the resort with his girlfriend (Zoe Chao), touting a "no agenda" approach to life that speaks to Pete's dull ache over roads not taken and commitments made.
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In the Air 11 Photos View Slide Show ' In celebration of the melancholy of things that cannot stay: the sweet ache of summer's end; an immaculate dessert soon to be devoured; fashion that hints at nature's frailty, straddles seasons and unravels before our very eyes.
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The "slight ache" of the title refers to the feeling in Edward's eyes from not having slept, and it sets an apposite tone for a haunting double bill that caps an unforgettable six-month immersion in a playwright whose impact very much lives on.
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But I think the uptick in open racial hostility is an outgrowth of a more generalized aversion to change and suspicion of outsiders, coupled with an acute sense of being besieged and a difficult-to-articulate ache for the loss of an established order.
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Playboi Carti: Die Lit (Awge/Interscope) Although purists deride the rise of "mumble rap," the flipside of inarticulate performers is gorgeous music; it turns out that trap conventions, when softened into a blurry haze, ache and soar, animated by wicked hedonism and lyrical rapture.
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Phoebe Bridgers, a young indie artist that will make your heart ache with the power of a thousand break-ups, has a number of songs on the soundtrack, and if you're not yet on on the Mitski train, Someone Great will inspire you to get on board.
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"I ache for the scientists who may not live to see another mission to Saturn, who might not get to see whether life exists under Enceladus's sheath of ice, or watch a submarine land in Titan's murky seas," JoAnna Wendel, a science journalist at Eos, told Gizmodo.
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Your heart will ache for Daisy, Billy, and the other band members as their personal struggles are revealed, and the book will give you an in-depth look at what it meant to be a rockstar in an era filled with drug- and alcohol-fueled chaos.
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Certain scenes, like one in which we see a lone brontosaurus slowly disappearing into a cloud of smoke and fire, or that famous one from the trailer with the all the fleeing dinosaurs jumping into the ocean, just ache to be freeze-framed, and their composition analyzed.
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And if you are not afraid of using muscles that will surely make your cheeks ache, I recommend that you spend as long as you can at the exhibition, Kathy Butterly: Thought Presence, at James Cohan (September 6 – October 20, 2018), her first with this gallery.
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" Response to Orlando: The day after Hilton called her out, Lovato took to Twitter to say, "I cry for the victims, ache for the families and have immense admiration for the LGBTQ community and their resolve in absorbing this horror and uniting with strength and fearlessness.
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Joking that he's "had a stomach ache since the third grade," Drew adds that growing up, he never ate breakfast or lunch because he was so anxious at school over being away from home and being in new situations with new people that it killed his appetite.
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Fergus and Ian have to deal with the physical reality of that loss — the ache of something that isn't there — but for Jamie, losing his heart seems to be a disfigurement that he can never come back from, at least until he's given a new purpose.
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Donald Trump is a true leader in the classical sense, not the member of some disconnected elite that has no connection to the average person who has a job that makes you sweat, your clothes dirty and your body ache by the end of your day.
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By the time the holiday was over, the pain had become intense—an all-over ache that made it difficult for me to even hold my head up—and I felt a heaviness in my chest, as though a football player was standing on top of me.
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But her idea of a divine digital pop star witch from space is so charmingly reminiscent of a long-gone tech utopian dream that I can't help but at least share the urge, the ache, which her occasionally-bizarre and unbelievable videos seem sincerely geared to answer.
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The forthcoming GKM LP, Mozart's Mini-Mart, is a strange, sentimental record, and one that, and I say this quietly, feels a bit like Lawrence recognizing that his quest for fame, his ache for recognition has become another layer to wrap around himself on cold winter mornings.
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Having read, or become familiar with, most of his references, I was taken aback by his accurate assessment of Robert Putnam's brilliant "Our Kids: The American Dream in Crisis" and tried to reconcile his "ache" after researching his voting record on health care and tax policy.
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Ms. Clark's voice has always been inviting, a silky mezzo-soprano that can whisper breathy confidences, turn sweetly deadpan or open outward to portray longing and ache, and she uses it as strategically as an actress would, inhabiting characters who may or may not be like her.
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When AChE is inhibited, acetylcholine builds up and leads to inappropriate and massive stimulation within the nervous system, resulting in life-threatening symptoms: paralysis of the respiratory muscles, narrowing of the trachea and excessive mucus production throughout the respiratory tract so that air cannot pass through.
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"If you're a relatively healthy person developing a fever and chills and body ache and looking at your seven hours of sick time, telling yourself maybe you just have a bad flu, are you going to feel comfortable asking for time off?" the East Coast employee said.
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Still on view in London is a comprehensive season of one-act plays by Harold Pinter that is entering the final stretch with two knockout productions, "A Slight Ache" and "The Dumb Waiter," on a single bill at (where else?) the Harold Pinter Theater through Feb. 23.
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Yet for the complacent husband and wife at the center of Harold Pinter's "A Slight Ache," a 1958 play, first performed on radio, which has been brought to chilling physical life at the Harold Pinter Theater here, that small, single insect is the beginning of the end.
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Not the warm, fuzzy parts of motherhood, but the parts where your body gets stretched and pulled out of its former shape, your breasts leak and ache, your house is a wreck, your kids scream for no reason, and you're so tired that you start screaming too.
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