Childbirth, meanwhile, can be easy — or it can be excruciating.
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Unbelievable needs to be excruciating and infuriating but also watchable.
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" He has told the NYT that the task can be "excruciating.
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"There will be excruciating pain in some places left behind," Muro says.
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To watch his death transformed into a political football must be excruciating.
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For many, the medicine means enjoying activities that would otherwise be excruciating.
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The need to conjure up forced merriment that feels spontaneous must be excruciating.
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"The mop up on this issue is going to be excruciating," he added.
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At times, even getting to work can be excruciating because of her depression.
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"Shoulder pain can be excruciating and patients do need support and compassion," Poolman said.
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Seeing that a message has been read but not responded to can be excruciating.
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Working under those conditions in tropical heat can be excruciating, as Dr. Karesh explained.
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The coming weeks of the impeachment inquiry will be excruciating for you and the nation.
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It can be excruciating—I'm quite a private person—but the story needs to be told.
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Working for "The Queen of Soul" could be excruciating, Brookshire said, as she could be demanding.
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New York (CNN)Those few seconds before opening an email about a university application can be excruciating.
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The administration of the final drug, potassium chloride — it ultimately induces cardiac arrest — would then be excruciating.
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"Bucklew has provided evidence of a serious risk that his execution will be excruciating and grotesque," he explained.
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One pitfall is that execution teams must find a vein to infuse, a process that can be excruciating.
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This sort of clinical decision-making can be excruciating, balancing positive risk-taking with keeping a young person safe.
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The biggest drawback is the narrow tandem seating, which can be excruciating for a tall or older back passenger.
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A version of that squelched by sound effects and branding and IOC-style avarice could very well be excruciating.
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Then, as the adrenaline subsided, she began to think about Leal trying to breathe, in what would be excruciating conditions.
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The illness, also called breakbone fever, can be excruciating, with high fevers, headaches, muscle and joint pains and lingering weakness.
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The illness, also called breakbone fever, can be excruciating, with high fevers, headaches, muscle and joint pains, and lingering weakness.
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The physical distance between you, and even more so the anxiety of waiting for your husband's visa, must be excruciating.
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Even though you know you're not supposed to tell anyone about this, holding onto such a big secret can be excruciating.
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But absolutely some people are born with special gifts and they can be excruciating and cause a great amount of sacrifice.
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Burns patients have to undergo regular wound-care sessions so painful that they can be excruciating even with high doses of painkillers.
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Getting source pictures would be easy enough, and even if the content generated looks fake, it would be excruciating for the target.
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Even if you're a seasoned tax filer, the long wait between sending off your return and getting your refund can be excruciating.
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You only have so much room in your bag, but going without your carry-on essentials on a long flight can be excruciating.
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An early scene involving a policeman, whom Chris defers to and Rose defies, evokes white privilege and identity politics effectively enough to be excruciating.
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Just the act of scrolling through your phone contacts and trying to muster up enough people to invite for a proper party can be excruciating.
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The moments in the game between the actual presentation of questions — when Scott is explaining the rules, making jokes, or dropping Phish references — can be excruciating.
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The time and energy prosecutors would have to spend trying the case, the years of appeals and arguments, all under close public scrutiny, would be excruciating.
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The result of all of this could be "excruciating pain," the lawsuit argues, violating Nance's rights under the Eight and Fourteenth Amendments against cruel and unusual punishment.
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For a fan on the internet, waiting months or years between videos can be excruciating, especially when vloggers and other high-profile YouTubers post weekly at a minimum.
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Researching on your own the gender-affirming surgery you need, especially one so enigmatic as vaginoplasty, and without guidance from an informed therapist on the subject, can be excruciating.
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We all know the feeling, in this twitchy online world — to witness yesterday's Twitter feed and feuds would be excruciating, just as most of the Periscopes would be stale.
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The pain of an ingrown toenail can be excruciating, and make you want to rip the thing off or get a pedicure every day for the rest of your life.
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The next time you're at a funeral searching for profound words of reassurance, just stop—simply acknowledge that death sucks for the ones left behind and grief can be excruciating.
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Yes, when your potential unicorn hits the oh-my-we-can't-stop-the-growth phase, it will be excruciating to find talent with muscle memory on how to jump a startup to hyperspace.
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Neither has as good a screen as a Kindle Oasis or Kobo Aura One, but they're more than good enough — and anyway, it would be excruciating reading an academic paper on a Kindle.
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If you watch a lot of TV across authenticate apps (and there are hundreds of video apps for Apple TV), that process can be excruciating because you have to do it every. single. time.
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The most severe forms of FGM can affect survivors "every time they urinate, every time they have a menstrual cycle, every time they have sex it can be excruciating, as well as during childbirth," she told me.
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But for those whose incomes are too high to qualify for premium subsidies — people who earn more than 400 percent of the federal poverty level, or $97,200 for a family of four — the price increases will be excruciating.
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Though it's not always easy to watch — seeing someone try so hard to ruin their own life can be excruciating — Her Smell's march toward something like peace for Becky, however tenuous, makes it empathetic rather than mean-spirited.
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Whether you're trying to make ends meet while waiting for your green card, seeking a summer job, or hoping to work after graduation, EAD delays can be excruciating — and unless your employer is willing to wait for you, the holdup could cost you your dream job.
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Even as abstracted as Civilization is, it's an enormously complicated game with absurdly long threads of cause-and-effect that would be excruciating to pick-up without the comforting knowledge that, after six games and however many spin-offs, you've done all this a hundred times before.
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In October engineers working on Sensei, the company's set of AI technologies, showed off a prospective video editing tool called Adobe Cloak, which allows its user to seamlessly remove, say, a lamppost from a video clip—a task that would ordinarily be excruciating for an experienced human editor.
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The wait for a Target collaboration to actually drop can be excruciating: We get the designer reveal and then have to wait months for a peek at the result of the pair-up — and then another few weeks for a full lookbook, and then another handful until we can actually shop.
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Though it's not always easy to watch — seeing someone try so hard to ruin their own life can be excruciating — the film's march toward something like peace, however tenuous, for Becky makes it an empathetic rather than mean-spirited look at the cost of celebrity, and the possibility of returning to the land of the living.
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Though it's not always easy to watch — seeing someone try so hard to ruin their own life can be excruciating — Her Smell's march toward something like peace for Becky, however tenuous, makes it an empathetic rather than mean-spirited look at the cost of celebrity and the possibility for anyone to return to the land of the living.
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Though it's not always easy to watch — seeing someone try so hard to ruin their own life can be excruciating — Her Smell's march toward something like peace for Becky, however tenuous, makes it an empathetic rather than mean-spirited look at the cost of being a celebrity and the possibility for anyone who faces similar struggles to return to the land of the living.
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It's, like, two hours long, and after about twenty, thirty minutes you start to get into it. At the beginning the movie can be excruciating and then you realise what she's doing. It's almost like a sensory deprivation experiment, then everything you start to see becomes heightened because you're so hungry for some activity. [...] At the same time in the scientific world we were dealing with sensory deprivation experiments, where people were being put in chambers and their perceptual systems would begin to fire on their own.
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M. moilensis is not commonly found in collections in the United States, possibly due to the highly aggressive nature of some specimens. In the Middle East, they are rarely found in some petshops, as snakes aren't commonly kept as pets. Some specimens can be extremely docile and easy to handle, while others might not tolerate handling and display their above-mentioned defensive posture. The venom may not be deadly, but if the fangs do get hold of bare flesh and venom is injected, the pain can be excruciating; causing swelling and potentially other complications.
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Stacey discussed the appliance of numerous words such as lazy, shoddy, inept or embarrassing but, finding that as a matter of opinion each of these words only told of various segments within the show, settled instead on "excruciating", the "good, solid, blanket word to cover all bases". The opening monologue was said to be "excruciating and unfunny" and "delivered in that klutzy, amateurish style that supposedly makes Lucy so endearing but which, in reality, merely irritates to the point where your teeth itch". The Dobson sketch was declared "excruciating and embarrassing" and "dim". The "non-interview" with Tubridy was panned but Tubridy "the only person working for RTÉ who knows the first bloody thing about how to present a proper chat show" was praised for being "ever chivalrous" by "going through the motions" even more so than if he had "poked his own poo with a stick".
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