The liver makes bile, and bile can drain directly into the intestine to help digest fats.
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Pre-Enlightenment physicians also believed in the four humors: blood, yellow bile, black bile, and phlegm.
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The human body contained four viscous liquids or "humors": phlegm, blood, yellow bile and black bile.
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The gallbladder acts as extra storage space for bile and it contracts to add more bile when we eat a particularly fatty meal.
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For millennia, the human body was understood as a vessel for a quartet of liquids: yellow bile, black bile, white phlegm, and red blood.
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Black bile, yellow bile, blood, phlegm: we pledged—to divide ourselves up and played flip cup to determine who'd bust a move to begin.
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They have arrived here from bear bile farms where they live in cruelly close confinement, as their bile is repeatedly extracted until they expire.
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Bile helps to digest the fat in the food we eat, but my bile piles up within my liver because it has nowhere to go.
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Well, there was the humoral theory of the body, which is the idea that the body has four humors: phlegm, yellow bile, black bile, and blood.
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For the most part, the body took care of this naturally: black bile, yellow bile, and phlegm were expelled through excrement, sweat, tears, and nasal discharge.
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Depression and anxiety are great for inspiring bile for your fellow humans, and the more the bile isolates you, the more you come to rely on these two constant riding partners.
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It still had bite, but was delivered with less bile.
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Tubes inserted into her stomach drained bile from her body.
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No, that's too much of this kind of satirical bile!
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No, that's too much of this kind of satirical bile.
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It degrades his memory to spew bile in his name.
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That message was the unmistakable bile of nativism and fear.
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Violence, fear and an incessant flow of political bile will follow.
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As part of her treatment, a bile duct stent was placed.
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This keeps bile-acid production under control in the first place.
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Vietnam's unsavoury appetites include ivory, pangolin, bear bile and tiger parts.
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In people, elevated green bile pigment levels sometimes kill malaria parasites.
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We're talking bile bitter here—liver and kidneys, miscellaneous organ meats.
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Bear's bile is a common ingredient used in traditional Chinese medicine.
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Bile was, however, not quite content even with that unprecedented move.
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The bile has receded to normal levels for video game fandom.
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Examples from a lengthy catalog of purported remedies include: tiger penises for impotence, bear bile for cancer, rhino horn for a hangover, loris bile to ease the serious airway infections that arise from Vietnam's air pollution.
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The disorder had all but destroyed Josh's liver, bile ducts and pancreas.
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One of bile's main components is bile acid, a derivative of cholesterol.
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This gene is activated when levels of bile acid get too high.
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The bile levels are higher than other animals, including people, could survive.
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I was necking cat bile, but at least my hangover was cured.
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Does anything rise to that level of bile on your hit list?
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Two bags are now attached to her abdomen to drain the bile.
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Ever the dissenter, he reserves special bile for a particular musical trend.
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The proposal was met with bile, and rejected as a money grab.
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There will be no rose petals or reveries, only bile and spite.
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The dinner party that follows might take its nourishment from Paul's bile.
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Much of it would come from the bile factory at Breitbart News.
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Chanting the same anti-Semitic bile heard across Europe in the '30s.
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She was trying to hold back the bile bubbling up her throat.
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Tuffy was rescued from a bile farm where it was kept for years.
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It&aposs like an endearing photo and that brings out such incredible bile.
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Of course, it's not only Trump spewing bile at women who "cross" him.
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Bear bile products are then re-exported illegally and sold all over Asia.
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Wild bear poaching accounts for only a fraction of the bile sold worldwide.
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I don't know, but I laughed, if only to keep down the bile.
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But we should pause a bit before denouncing her with too much bile.
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The cause was bile duct cancer, his daughter, Elia Yvette Kamalei Herman, said.
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"Vazante" is an origin story written in bile and ornamented with reluctant beauty.
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"I wound up getting ill, like threw up, but mostly bile," Smith said.
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And the relative proportions of the different bile acids change immediately with surgery.
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His company, Collings Guitars, said the cause of death was bile duct cancer.
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I read the stats and I feel bile in the back of my throat.
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If you go too slow, a rising tide of bile will wipe you out.
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As we write these words, we can sense the bile rising in some drivers.
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We're told Stefan had battled bile duct cancer for two years before his death.
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Presidential temperament Trump is not the first President to feel the bile boiling within.
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A stent was also inserted into her bile duct as part of the treatment.
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People, I still see Billy and Julie as tragic clowns, but their bile makes
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The French love a grumble; no day quite satisfies without its dose of bile.
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Cholestasis of pregnancy occurs when there&aposs a buildup of bile in the blood.
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He expected bile and bowels, entrails of dismay, false clues, field days for maggots.
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And, later, when he starts spouting homophobic bile, you consider heading for the door.
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The drama usually ends with another layer of bile added to the nation's politics.
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For high-octane bile, nothing can compare to a family fight over an estate.
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If that's not enough for you, eat some actual pennies, you bile-guzzling freak.
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It would take weeks of tests and an exploratory surgery when he was five weeks old to diagnose him with biliary atresia — a rare congenital defect in which the bile ducts don't form properly and bile backs up and damages the liver.
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How do you incorporate bile ducts, for example, so the liver can also remove waste?
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Candidates and parties should not help them to spread their bile, misinformation and skewed narratives.
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Injection system: Two pods mounted near the thrusters each hold 1 liter of bile salts.
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Every bite brought bile to mouth, and my gag reflex was on a hair trigger.
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And that may be why Mr Trump is carrying on regardless with his sexist bile.
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Daisy suffered from bile duct cancer, which attacks the digestive tract leading to the liver.
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She also had a stent inserted into her bile duct as part of her treatment.
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Traffic found bear bile items in 12 Asian countries or territories, according to its report.
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Many consumers prefer bile from wild bears, believing it to be more potent and purer.
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This led them to suspect a link between liver cancer and too much bile acid.
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In May, my mom was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, a rare and aggressive bile duct cancer.
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He might even taste bile—a sweet second chance to chew food he already ate.
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Ceravolo died of bile duct cancer in 1988 at the age of 54 in 1988.
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They will also instantly direct their bile toward anyone who comes to the target's defense.
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Paul Ryan pretends to tut-tut on tone as his super-PAC spews racist bile.
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Wells buzz with flies, blood and bile stain countless surfaces, buildings sit in abandoned disarray.
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Before you whip some up for a holiday party -- it's been described as bile flavored.
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I was relieved to have left, but the bile of survivor guilt plagued me again.
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"We elected someone who spewed so much Twitter-troll-like bile and hate," Booker added.
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I'm the kid out driving drunk, vodka on his breath and bile in his throat.
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The messages often communicated the usual kind of hateful bile you find on the internet.
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I am just so deeply sorry the Dingell family is being subjected to this bile.
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"Massive infections may result in intestinal obstruction" and painful inflammation of the bile ducts, said Kuchta.
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Of his last poems, Roiphe writes: He scrawls through rage, bitterness, bile, jealousy of the living;
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Ancient practices Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is the main driver for the trade in bear bile.
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Bears have long been caged with tubes attached to their gall bladders to "milk" their bile.
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Bile crawled up my throat as I staggered to the bathroom and vomited into the toilet.
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He can still say what he wants to Jones still has ways to spew his bile.
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"The movie confuses iconoclasm with wit, and bile with guts; it's mostly thin and mean-spirited."
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And then he was met not with venom and bile, but with a wave of love.
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As opposed to descending into hyperbole or snark and then standing there ejecting bile at everybody.
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Japanese news outlets said the cause was acute cholangitis, an inflammation of the bile duct tract.
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In 2002, Vietnam faced a similar dilemma when it made bear farming and bile sales illegal.
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All that bile, all that exaggeration and stuff not grounded in fact, started bubbling up, surfacing.
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Eight months earlier, she'd been given a diagnosis of cholangiocarcinoma, also known as bile duct cancer.
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Bile pushed its way into my esophagus, eerily reminiscent of the third-trimester torment of my pregnancy.
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To kill one, you must dismember it completely—or inject it with poisonous (to them) bile salts.
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But perhaps the greatest beneficiary of Trump's bile has been his most-hated foe: the mainstream media.
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This research could also be applied to jaundice, which is caused by an excess of bile pigments.
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The water I had just swallowed came back up, and after it, an orange, foul-smelling bile.
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"Once customers have tried farmed bile, they often go on to wanting the real thing," says Robinson.
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In the wake of last week's domestic terror attacks, though, a new vector for bile has emerged.
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A scientist might also take gastric contents, bile, liver, hair, nails or samples from the person's eye.
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It is hard to know where the hard bottom is beneath this morass of lies and bile.
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Duodenoscopes are threaded through the mouth and throat to treat problems in the pancreas and bile ducts.
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It was a restrained, PG-rated debate in a primary campaign drenched in vulgarity and rhetorical bile.
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And then we have Sumner drinking the "hot black liquid — blood, urine, bile" — from a bear's innards.
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It's supposed to make your soul feel the way your mouth does when it fills with bile.
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Our livers produce compounds called bile acids that help break down fat in the food we eat.
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The fat we eat can stimulate the gallbladder to squeeze some of that bile into our intestines.
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If Twitter insists on supplying us with bile, the least it could do is subsidize our lunch.
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With Oberyn, Cersei appeals to his empathy and swallows her usual bile about the Martell marriage alliance.
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The bile in my stomach rose in tandem with the sun, and tears streamed down my face.
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Günlerimi farkında bile olmadan bir sürü şeyle doldur(a)madığımda paylaşmaya daha da çok yer açıldığını hissettim.
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It was an unpleasant, gripping scene, not an antiseptic killing, with Erica thrashing and spitting up bile.
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Gallbladders and bile harvested from live bears are good for treating jaundice; tiger bone is for erections.
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Gallbladders and bile harvested from live bears are good for treating jaundice; tiger bone is for erections.
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Cholestasis is a buildup of bile, something our bodies make to help digest food, in the blood.
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A bile concentration result above 10 μmol/L (micro-moles per liter of blood) is considered cholestasis.
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He was all over social media spewing his bile, which escalated on Twitter and Facebook starting in 2016.
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His wife, Sandra Getler, confirmed the death, of bile duct cancer at a hospice facility near his home.
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His son, Darrell, said that the cause was pneumonia and that Mr. Meachum had had bile duct cancer.
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Social media has produced yet more bile, most recently toward Manchester United's Paul Pogba and Chelsea's Tammy Abraham.
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For maximum bile, they went straight for the "whiniest most low-key toxic subreddits," as curated by Vice.
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" He added: "I was frustrated at the lack of opportunity to challenge Farage on his populist, nationalist bile.
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Meanwhile, despite the bile, the faint promise of a political settlement has reappeared at the turn of the year.
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Those news outlets that specialize in paranoia and bile—who have found an audience who will buy that stuff.
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LazyTown actor Stefán Karl Stefánsson has passed away after a two-year battle with bile duct cancer, PEOPLE confirms.
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"I was a conduit for a God that spoke in a language written in bile and puke," Cave said.
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A father battling cancer of the bile duct got to see his youngest daughter graduate – nearly four months early.
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But for anyone who wasn't already sure what to think about her, the bile Trump generated provided little guidance.
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They even had some fun, drinking Jim Rose's regurgitated stomach bile and blowing up their tour bus with fireworks.
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"So subservient, I make myself sick," Barnett sings on the chorus, spitting out the hard 'k' like it's bile.
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The gallbladder—a small, pear-shaped pocket that sits underneath the liver—temporarily stores bile, which the liver produces.
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That could be from a problem anywhere in the liver, the gallbladder (which stores bile), and the connecting ductwork.
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The German users "liked" the neo-Nazi page, and posted nice things where there would ordinarily be racist bile.
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Her minor characters—villains—might be petty or have bad politics (centrists), but her protagonists lack spite and bile.
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And their bile is not made more credible by the substantial misogyny with which they lard their turgid script.
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Perhaps we should just count ourselves lucky that the president stanched his bile for one hot evening in Ohio.
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What's interesting about it, I covered it just a little bit because a lot of broadcast people are moving to the internet, and back and forth, and whenever I deal with a network person I'm fascinated by the level of bile in terms of ... Like pointless bile, it doesn't really help the story.
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Still, the two teams did fight some more, maybe just to get all of the bile out of their systems.
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The prospect of President Donald Trump appointing a conservative court caused reporters and commentators to explode in bias and bile.
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Until he and his organization are bankrupted for libel, he will have many other ways to spread his noxious bile.
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The die-hard Saints fan has biliary atresia, a rare liver and bile duct disease that affects his physical growth.
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Thankfully, the game will go on—tainted, though, like too much else, by the bile of our modern political life.
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Beneath the barrage of bile and bodily fluids, though, is a filmmaker inspired by the likes of Jodorowsky and Eisenstein.
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"Chilling to listen to this man spew hateful bile and be in line to win state primary," another commenter wrote.
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Gore and bile are everywhere; there is so much human in the couch that it is too heavy to lift.
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A gallon of undigested dry dog food sprayed out of Puppy's mouth on a wave of bile and beer froth.
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Social media not only offer a means to spread bile, they also help to bring people with different hatreds together.
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PCI also sees a potential for expanding sales to Asia, where bile duct cancer has a higher prevalence, Walday said.
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If Trump continues to melt down into a puddle of bile, more and more Republicans will be up for grabs.
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Each day that I hypnotized myself, I tried the berries, only to have the same reaction: Bite, bile, gag, spit.
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The bile from some quarters against Everett's questioning universal grammar was chilling, and Wolfe describes these reactions with sad accuracy.
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Told the older girls how to bile the coffee proper and to get them roastin' ears out of the sun.
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There was Harry, dying in Africa, unable to love the woman who loved him, hurting her instead, full of bile.
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My father listens silently, but I can feel a meniscus of rage rising in him, coating his throat with bile.
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IW-3781 works on bile acid rising from the small intestines, intercepting and trapping it before it reaches the esophagus.
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For my part, I hope it's a sign that the pointless bile of the innovation versus deployment argument is receding.
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So they carefully extracted bile duct samples, froze them to keep the structures intact, then looked at them underneath a microscope.
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That's a surprising result, because it means the green pigment bile has evolved independently, at least four times, in these lizards.
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In other animals, like some insects, fish, and frogs, elevated bile pigments act as antioxidants, which are good for cellular health.
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These four liquids governed your body, and you could get rid of bile and phlegm quite straightforwardly by, for example, vomiting.
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His comments on the condition of Saudi Arabia avoided bile or gossip, even when he had enjoyed a drink or two.
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Bear gall bladders are a source of bile, a fluid secreted by the liver and used in traditional medicines across Asia.
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This trade is forbidden in most Asian countries, except in China and Japan, where domestic sales of bear bile remain legal.
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The conditions in which the bears are held captive and the bile is extracted have been widely criticized by conservation NGOs.
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He calls the Holocaust an "international extortion racket" and proudly displays racist and anti-Semitic bile on his website and blog.
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The majority of the bile Yiannopoulos spits towards the rightwing is directed at old-guard Republicans, embodiments of a rigged system.
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In 2004 American racists reacted with particular bile against a Grapevine cover story featuring a Kenyan woman in Icelandic national dress.
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In interviews with Rolling Stone and Playboy, given six months apart, Mayer spewed the bile of his brain with unabashed frankness.
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Why this week matters: After months of spin and bile, we'll finally see the tangible impact of Russia's meddling in 2016.
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Some traditional Chinese medicines contain real active ingredients—in the case of bear bile, ursodeoxycholic acid—that can be synthesised cheaply.
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But the website is notable for something other than its bile: It's the latest project of a notorious alternative medicine grifter.
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But after the microbes are through eating those organs, that bile starts to flood the body, staining it a yellow-green.
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Asked on "60 Minutes" about the bile that is leaking out in his name, Mr. Trump said the perpetrators should stop.
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Through a myriad of amusing characters, it constructs a complex zombie lore involving clams, bile, and Serbian knights among other things.
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NEW BLOOD AT HERTZ This month, I channeled years of frustration and bile into a column about the rental-car industry.
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Almost four years ago, that woman was diagnosed with an incurable, Stage 4 cancer of the bile ducts, known as cholangiocarcinoma.
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As for the song that gives the show its title, Ms. Starlite gives it all the spite and bile it requires.
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He avoids the subject on air, and while he does criticize President Trump, his considerable comic bile rarely focuses on him.
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The second trial was testing the drug in patients with primary sclerosing cholangitis, a chronic disease that damages the bile ducts.
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A media mogul who rose to prominence on a wave of hateful bile now sits at the right hand of the president.
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By adding bile, aka digestive juices, to make the model even more realistic, her team turned those mini guts into norovirus factories.
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This skink from the highlands of Papua New Guinea has green blood due to high concentrations of the green bile pigment biliverdin.
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After they break down, the iron is recycled for new red blood cells, but toxins are also produced, which is essentially bile.
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In the New Guinea lizards, levels of a green bile pigment are 40 times higher than what would be toxic in humans.
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LazyTown star Stefán Karl Stefánsson's life was cut short on Tuesday after he lost his two-year battle with bile duct cancer.
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But if Trump goes down, he's going to down the way he came up: shouting, full of bile, and tweeting through it.
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In April 2015, Brian Rozelle, my best friend since middle school, passed away at the age of 30 from bile duct cancer.
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Bear bile extracted from black bear gallbladders has sold for as much as four times as much as gold in recent years.
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But there are good critters in your gut—so-called spore-forming bacteria—that have an appetite for those bile acids too.
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The rare phenomenon is thought to happen when light-colored puppies come in contact with biliverdin, a green pigment found in bile.
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Surgeons rushed to remove a gallstone blocking his bile duct — only to discover that a massive pseudocyst had formed around his pancreas.
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Pale or gray could mean that something is preventing bile and its accompanying red blood cell waste from reaching the small intestine.
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Within hours, they reach your liver and gallbladder, which contain a yellow-green bile meant for breaking down fat when you're alive.
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He can't get through a simple press conference without spewing more bile and alienating leaders who would have endorsed more infrastructure spending.
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Lou's rage is palpable from the start, his inner monologue aiming an unrelenting stream of bile at the rotating cast of passengers.
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Alejandro Richetta, the medical director at Córdoba Military Hospital, where Mr. Menéndez died, said the cause was complications of bile duct cancer.
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I wake each morning with a pit in my stomach, afraid to see what new bile the president tweeted while I slept.
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Never, even at the height of impeachment fever around Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton, did so much bile run through our waterways.
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It does so as Trump, speaking behind the seal of the president of the United States, unloads his bile on Dr. Blasey.
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In one instance, a friend called Newman from the neonatal I.C.U. of a community hospital, where his newborn son was vomiting bile.
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After he'd unloaded his bile, Scaramucci asked us all in a tweet to pray for his family, which seemed a bit rich.
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The political angle adds more bile to Taryn's plan to crush Lucas, who's determined to unmask her as the villain she is.
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During the bile-filled, Breitbart-fueled campaign, Mr. Bannon encouraged Mr. Trump, who called him "my Steve," to toss all convention overboard.
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Part duel, part duet, the scene lasts sixteen minutes and concludes not with a resolving chord but in a spasm of bile.
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"The bile and the racism he spouts out in this country is far more damaging than a bit of milkshake to his front."
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Unfortunately, on July 11, 2015, Iwata passed away from complications resulting from a bile duct tumor he had had removed a year before.
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Once a bear is poached, its gall bladder is extracted and milked for bile, which is then transformed into pills, vials and creams.
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Among the liver's many jobs is making bile, a substance secreted into the intestine to break down the fats and oils in food.
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Some of the mice lacked the gene needed to make the constitutive androstane receptor (CAR), a molecule involved in clearing away bile acid.
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This one is tough, mean, successful — and instantly distinguishable from the other Howard, because Simmons plays him with such swaggering, barely restrained bile.
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We'd like to think this is the pillow Sean pours every wretched obscenity into, soaking his boss's ballsack of a face with bile.
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"We fiercely fought al Shabaab on the outskirts of the town and now they have entered the town," Captain Nur Bile told Reuters.
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Donald Trump throws out unsubstantiated bile on the topic left and right, while Republicans in Congress and right-wing media parrot it nonstop.
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And she doesn't care much for what she calls "thing-bad" videos, in which someone piles on the bile toward a beloved film.
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Per Mayo Clinic, white stool might be indicative of "a bile duct obstruction," or it could be a side-effect of certain medications.
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According to the American Liver Foundation, it's a liver disease that occurs when the flow of bile from the liver stops or slows.
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After a Chudier Bile layup cut it to 20-14, the Aggies then connected on seven consecutive field goals, including three by Flagg.
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Blame and grievance are their language, the language of the times, the grammar of Twitter, the idiom of Trump, the taste of bile.
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Following in that tradition is newish Melbourne three-piece Whipper, who belt out snarling punk rock that is full of bile and bite.
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Patrice would also be above finding the brown bile of her father's long binge on the blouse she'd left drying in the kitchen.
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The divers inject the starfish with a solution of bile salts or white vinegar, which kill the starfish without hurting other marine life.
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" Vivian Gornick was more forceful: "If in Bellow misogyny was like seeping bile, in Roth it was lava pouring forth from a volcano.
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Each country's workshops developed their own favorite ingredients for lacquer, like tofu, cow bile, crushed beetles, mangrove bark, fish scales and poppy seeds.
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But the bile concentration needs to be extremely high to increase your risk of stillbirth, according to 2019 meta-analysis in the Lancet.
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She's a rotten baby, flailing around, as full of bile as Terrel (Patrick DeCile, in an incredible characterization), who bullies Chiron at school.
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One of the most recognizable slime molds is the so-called dog vomit slime mold, named after its distinctly unappetizing bile-like appearance.
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Ambergris, for the uninitiated, is a waxy secretion from the bile duct of a whale, the result of indigestible matter like eel beaks.
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He said he viewed the medicine and food clause as a green light for activities like bear bile farming and eating tigers and pangolins.
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Gui Zhen Tang, which owns the biggest moon bear breeding center in southern China, has permits for extracting bear bile, according to its website.
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And perhaps #MeToo has women recognizing that, whatever victim-blaming bile gets printed in the New York Times, we're all vulnerable unless we unite.
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For now, the role of the green bile remains a mystery, and future studies will now have to look deeper to figure this out.
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" In March 2015, Lewellyn told website Madam Noire she had been diagnosed a year prior with "cancer of the bile ducts in the liver.
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The only effective form of communication coming out of my mouth was the bile I was puking into garbage bags every couple of minutes.
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Right now, though, your biggest risk looks like a bile-spewing president who considers you a political enemy because of the newspaper you own.
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That would certainly explain how the creature isn't broken down by stomach bile — even antifreeze and bleach can't kill Ruby's Serbian clams, which bite.
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Bu hafta harika iki gelişme oldu.. Kılçık'la sokakta karşılaştığımızda oldukça kötü durumdaydı.. Açıkçası yaşayacağına inanmak bile oldukça zordu.. Yaklaşık 2 ay veterinerde tedavi gördü.
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He isn't always optimistic, but attempts positivity and that's ultimately what melts the ice in your blood and balances the bile in your spleen.
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But G-Eazy's verse didn't possess a fraction of the original's bile, coming off more like a half-drunk political science freshman at midnight.
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The pirate, Bile Hussein, said the sailors were the crew of the FV Naham 3, a Taiwanese-owned fishing vessel seized in March 2012.
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Ginsburg, 86, underwent a three-week course of radiation therapy and as part of her treatment had a bile duct stent placed, it said.
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No legislation should be passed until he apologizes for promoting the hate-filled bile of a neo-fascist group and takes the tweets down.
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"I just spewed all my angst and bile into the microphone," Stern writes about his "early career," in the introduction to his Gallo interview.
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His bile duct cancer seemed to bring him more anguish than his wife, Lisa Callaghan, ever realized, she said at a news conference Wednesday.
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Israel's Galmed is recruiting 240 patients for a midstage IIb clinical trial for its molecule called Aramchol, which combines fatty acids and bile acids.
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But at the first bite, it was still too much to bear: bile rose, gag reflex ensued, and that raspberry was definitely not swallowed.
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This is from a letter to his mother, and the bile streams so freely that one assumes that Mary indulged the young Locke's contempt.
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Those gastrointestinal scopes are put down a patient's throat to diagnose and treat problems such as gallstones, cancers and blockages in the bile duct.
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Those gastrointestinal scopes are put down a patient's throat to diagnose and treat problems such as gallstones, cancers and blockages in the bile duct.
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Those gastrointestinal scopes are put down a patients throat to diagnose and treat problems such as gallstones, cancers and blockages in the bile duct.
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Since 703, he's compiled a yearly record, noting each heavy-metal guitarist felled by dementia and '60s-era keyboardist lost to bile-duct cancer.
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Gilroy's pacing is adept, and the movie creates a what-will-happen-next tension, even as he continues to lather bile on his target.
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Your liver has enzymes that transform toxic substances like alcohol into more benign ones that you then excrete in bile or through the kidneys.
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Flores said, absent complications with her bile duct or tiredness from the radiation, he expects Ginsburg to be on the bench when the court returns.
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The New Guinea lizards&apos blood — along with their tongues, muscles and bones — appear green because of incredibly large doses of a green bile pigment.
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According to a 2014 article in TIME, veterinarians believe that exposure to biliverdin — a green bile pigment found in the placenta — may be the cause.
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Once a liver is hooked up inside a metra, its health can be tracked by monitoring things like blood flow, bile production and acidity levels.
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It's a song that rises from somewhere near your gut, a place that can so often burn and fizzle with the bile of self-loathing.
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Trump spent over a year denigrating minority communities, he's pitted people against each other, and he's created a lake of lava and bile and acid.
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With bile going immediately outside her body, instead of through the liver and her body, Erika was susceptible to extreme sickness and potential fatal bleeds.
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In fact, adopting that hipster look is a great way to sell anything from overpriced, poop-flavored chocolate bars to beer that tastes like bile.
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She's pure bile") and Clara Morrow, the dotty artist ("Have you ever seen a self-portrait where the person didn't look just a little insane?
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Anyway, the hangover wasn't over: I had an STD, a torn frenulum that got infected, and I ended up vomiting bile for two days straight.
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He's spewing frothy bile into the unknowing, uncaring, unlistening void, and his bleats will fester and rot until they come back around and choke him.
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Mr. Helfand spent more than a half-century accumulating materials that hawked things like Bile Beans ("for Health, Figure & Charm") and Docteur Rasurel's Hygienic Undergarments.
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I noticed I didn't have an aggressive hangover the next day, after barely drinking and there was no next-morning bile locked by my tonsils.
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It was developed by Steve Scheier, an expert in organizational decision making, in honor of his wife, who died of bile duct cancer in 2010.
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For all of the website bile and the tiki-torch marches, 'the threat of violence against Jews,' he writes, 'has not materialized into actual violence.
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A CBD gummy, for example, will go through saliva, stomach acid, bile, the liver, and then to everywhere else in the body via the bloodstream.
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The rough edges are where it excels, in fact, as it captures the bile-filled emotions that drive the kind of angry populism it depicts.
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I didn't receive the attention I needed until I was wheeled into an ER with fistulas in my intestines that were leaking bile and blood.
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The drug works by targeting the farnesoid X receptor, a key regulator of bile acid, inflammatory, fibrotic and metabolic pathways involved with digestion and liver function.
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For male sports fans, the video was a stark reminder that, while they personally may never dream of spouting such bile, those that do still exist.
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But that weekend, I took a turn for the worse, throwing up every hour until there was nothing left in my system but sticky green bile.
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"Individuals that promote anti-Semitic bile, like Definers, and the people at Facebook who hired them, threaten not just our safety, but our democracy," Wyden tweeted.
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It was immediately refreshing, though there was just enough bitterness still on my tongue from my previous drink to bring to mind the flavor of bile.
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Shortly after Daniel McCabe was born he was diagnosed with biliary atresia – a rare disorder that causes scarring in the liver and blocks the bile ducts.
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Seven of 20 patients with colorectal cancer, three of eight with bladder cancer and three of six with bile-duct cancer responded well to these drugs.
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The stomach lining of a cow tends to be a mix of stained, brownish grey from the animal's bile and green from minced, cud-chewed grass.
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I signed the petition because Short stood by as Trump labeled the press the "enemy of the people" and spewed thinly veiled racist and xenophobic bile.
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The most incensed he gets is in an earnest paragraph about Hillary Clinton and her "negligence of Wisconsin," in which any bile could pass as indigestion.
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"No issue has done more than immigration to feed populism, and finding a sustainable compromise would drain much of the bile from today's politics," Galston writes.
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But as their road banter turns to the topic of human connection, "Like Me" provides a reminder that bile and excrement are not substitutes for ideas.
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If you make these people feel heard, maybe in some small way you'll address the emotional bile that is at the root of their political posture.
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Trump stood exposed and in the raw, the deepest, truest thoughts of his soul erupting from his face, and what came out were bitterness and bile.
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This is what happened to Sergeant Major Rob Bowman, who passed away from cholangiocarcinoma, a rare form of bile duct cancer, at the age of 6900.
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Every day they remain under Mr. Trump is another day that condemns them as silent partners in his never-ending campaign of hatred, bile and bigotry.
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Clearly you have thrown caution to the wind regarding any reluctance to hold back on your ill-concealed bile regarding Boris Johnson ("The reckoning", September 214th).
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"Beta-glucans bind to bile acids and cholesterol in the intestines and prevent their absorption into the body," CNN contributor and registered dietitian Lisa Drayer said.
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And while there are more bears being held captive for their bile, used in traditional medical potions, than in years past, public resistance has become more vocal.
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"My beloved, Stefan Karl Stefansson, 43, has passed away after battling aggressive bile duct cancer for two years," his wife, Steinunn, said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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It's possible that because you purge so much, there's nothing left, and fat-soluble toxins bound to bile in your upper and lower GI tract get excreted.
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I watched my sister drink hers, then in a moment, she felt sick, and she retched in the bathroom until there was bile, just like Papi had.
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The family-owned firm is a leading producer of bovine and swine bile derivatives for the pharmaceutical industry and has core earnings of about 60 million euros.
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Raab later fell ill, tested positive for Salmonella Newport, and was hospitalized for five days due to severe dehydration and a blocked bile duct, the complaint said.
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GOP rep regrets heated rhetoric, will carry firearm Far from easing, the bile had been rising in recent months, challenging the barriers of political taste and convention.
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Pucci and Tiefenbach give raw, committed, convincing performances, and their bone-deep loyalty feels like the only real and admirable thing in this sweaty cauldron of bile.
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But when Richie goes to confront Devon, although he's full of bile, he doesn't have a gun in his hand: he ends up wielding a tennis racket.
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"Dandelion increases the flow of bile in the liver and as a result, all excess hormones and toxins are efficiently processed out of the body," Therese explains.
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Many species of bacteria in a healthy gut feed on bile acids, casting off byproducts that, Dr. Khoruts said, appear to slow the growth of C. difficile.
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It was the same kind of bile, he said, that led a man to fatally stab the mayor of Gdansk, Pawel Adamowicz, on live television this year.
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How to treat cholestasis of pregnancyPregnant women can be given a drug called ursodiol, which may help ease itching and stabilize bile acid levels in the blood.
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A stent was inserted in Justice Ginsburg's bile duct, the court's statement said, indicating that the tumor was in the head of the pancreas, according to experts.
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CreditCreditScience Source In hospitals around the world, the snakelike duodenoscope is regarded as an indispensable tool for diagnosing and treating diseases of the pancreas and bile ducts.
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Many of these wild animals are thought to hold important medicinal properties -- for instance, people drink snake soup for arthritis and snake bile for a sore throat.
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Military officer Major Bile Farah said a soldier and two al Shabaab fighters were killed in the attack in K-50 and Muri in Lower Shabelle region.
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CreditCreditScience Source In hospitals around the world, the snakelike duodenoscope is regarded as an indispensable tool for diagnosing and treating diseases of the pancreas and bile ducts.
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A stent was inserted in Justice Ginsburg's bile duct, the court's statement said, indicating that the tumor was in the head of the pancreas, according to experts.
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"Anti-Semitism is spreading like a poison, like a bile," the interior minister, Christophe Castaner, said on Monday as he visited the site of the felled tree.
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If we condemn that stuff, this is my call to everybody who is angry about this or even the stuff that is the bile that Trump tweets.
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It was an epic haiku of hate and bile, so perfect in its configuration that I wanted to both cry and study it closely at the same time.
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With every tweet tapped out with bile and lobbed in the middle of the night, it's clear that this Twitter user is one we could all do without.
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I can't say I'm overflowing with anticipation for this Artifact card game, but neither is my cup running over with bile about Valve not dancing to my tune.
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They are illegal in all of these countries except China, which remains the largest producer of farmed bile with more than 10,000 bears held in captivity, it adds.
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Substitutes exist for tiger bones and many other products from wild animals such as bear bile, the extraction of which from live animals rights groups condemn as barbaric.
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Drawing from Krautrock, garage rock, and murky reservoirs of noise and bile, Smith and company droned, slashed, spazzed, and danced their way through startling record after startling record.
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He posits that pinolenic acid stimulates the production of cholecystokinin, a hormone that slows the emptying of the stomach and causes more bile to be produced and released.
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The drug, obeticholic acid (OCA), is being reviewed for use in patients with primary biliary cholangitis, a rare liver disease resulting from an autoimmune destruction of bile ducts.
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In China, thousands of bears are harvested for bile in their gallbladders, which is then used to make wines and teas that supposedly cure hangovers and treat hemorrhoids.
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I got the perfect chance to try out this use after I turned my bathroom into a putrid hellscape of mint, bile, diced onions, and soap-coated potatoes.
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The bile and blood of the reptile, made into pills because they are believed to have health benefits, are worth 40,000 baht and 500 baht per kg, respectively.
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"We've built out all these systems to make sure the hatred and increasing bile being created on the internet doesn't impact us, and it did today," he said.
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On the other hand, scientists may find that a chemical present in stool, perhaps those bile acid compounds, is powerful enough on its own to help some patients.
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"Acid reflux, otherwise known as heartburn, is when stomach acid or bile irritates the esophagus lining," says Niket Sonpal, MD, an internist and gastroenterologist in New York City.
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The man who spent so much time spewing bile and hate for President Obama is now the man to whom Mr. Obama must hand over the Oval Office.
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There's an overtone of bile-like tartness layered over a surprisingly sweet base note, combining to suggest the vomit of a person who ate too many honey-glazed donuts.
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But that still didn't prepare her for the bile that followed when she posted a photo of her holding up her tax returns and a message for President Trump.
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"It is a molecule 100 times more potent than human bile acid that amplifies the liver's ability to regenerate," says Dr. Mark Pruzanski, president, CEO and director of Intercept.
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The Yulin dog meat festival -- during which some 10,000 canines are killed and served as food -- still continues in the face of overwhelming pressure, as does bear bile farming.
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The drug, obeticholic acid (OCA), is being reviewed for use in patients with primary biliary cirrhosis, a rare liver disease resulting from an autoimmune destruction of the bile ducts.
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In Claude Chabrol's 1991 Madame Bovary, she takes arsenic and dies a prolonged (and aspirationally goth) death, writhing pallid and clammy in bed, hallucinating and vomiting up black bile.
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At the same time, my stomach is twisting itself in knots and trying to rid itself of everything that has ever entered it, including its own acids and bile.
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So yes, there's a vigorous debate that has to be had, and we have to purge the white nationalism and the bile that's lurking underneath a lot of it.
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When green-haired stoner Ophelia (Taylor Dearden) tries to back her up, she accidentally kills the guy with a wrench and then pukes hot pink bile all over him.
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She revealed her diagnosis of stage-one bile duct cancer in 2013, and was forced to cancel promotional duties for an album that was preparing for release that August.
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Memes about its over-the-top characters abounded, but when actor Stefán Karl, who played LazyTown villain Robbie Rotten, was diagnosed with bile duct cancer, fans went into hyperdrive.
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In his announcement video the former vice-president chastised Mr Trump for praising the white supremacists who chanted, "the same anti-Semitic bile heard across Europe in the 30s".
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Some fashion themselves champions of free speech and whine when challenged—ignoring the distinction between government suppression of speech, and the social or professional consequences of spewing racist bile.
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A series of tests called a liver panel assesses how well your liver's working by looking at compounds like enzymes, proteins, and bilirubin, a yellow substance found in bile.
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But there is no doubt that Trump won on the backs of white, working-class rural voters who responded to his bile and his bigotry and his false promises.
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Here at home, the last three years have brought us two major referendums and two general elections; voters are exhausted and divided by the bile unleashed by populist politics.
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But what happens now that the most popular cable news network in the U.S. is pumping Breitbartian bile into millions of homes—including the president's—every morning and night?
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"I'm particularly calling on the prime minister of Australia to speak out against any bile or hate speech that we might see in this campaign," he told the rally.
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Dr. Thorbjarnarson led a team of surgeons in removing the shah's gallbladder, a portion of his liver and several gallstones blocking a bile duct — all under highly unusual circumstances.
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Those enzymes and bile salts can kill the bacteria in your probiotics long before they ever get to your small and large intestines, where their real work is done.
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According to the National Library of Medicine's blog Circulating Now, the practice was used in antiquity to help balance a person's humors — this was back when doctors thought that all medical problems were caused by imbalances in four bodily fluids (black bile, yellow bile, phlegm, and blood), a bizarre form of pseudoscience that endured for more than 2,000 years — and was later used to treat a range of conditions including psoriasis, lupus, and sleep disorders.
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Braun is a cantankerous internet ranter of incredible bile and imagination, prone to punctuating his often terrifying spiels with "motherfuckers" and accusations of necrophilia aimed at some unseen offscreen doubter.
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A federal appeals court has upheld Abbott Laboratories' trial win in a potentially billion-dollar whistleblower lawsuit over off-label promotion of bile duct stents for use in blood vessels.
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Prosperity and security But the President leavened the bile with a more conventional approach, seeking to draw in wavering mainstream Republicans and independents left uncomfortable by his populist, nationalist creed.
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White supremacists and Neo-Nazis and the KKK came out of the fields, their faces lit by torchlight, chanting the same anti-Semitic bile heard in Europe in the 1930s.
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In our race to create newsfeeds full of angst and bile about Brexit and Trump, or photos full of pouting-teens against which ads can be sold, we've forgotten something.
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Ocaliva, approved last May, is used to treat primary biliary cholangitis (PBC), a rare, chronic liver disease that causes bile ducts in the liver to become inflamed, damaged and destroyed.
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Imagine what Twitter might be like if it had been designed from the start by people who had experienced harassment: would it be such a ferment of fakes and bile?
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But a microwave ablation surgery last year to remove two tumors from her liver went terribly wrong, leaving a fist-sized hole in her liver and destroying her bile ducts.
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The bile comes, as sure as the sun: accusations that the news media is in league with a mysterious "cartel" of clubs, and also with UEFA, to bring down City.
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More times than I can count, I've been Renata and Bonnie's bystander panic, feeling the claustrophobia of being near a volatile man, the bile of fear rising in my throat.
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When Roseanne Barr hurled racially-charged Twitter bile at former President Obama aide Valerie Jarrett, it was a Black woman, ABC president Channing Dungey, who canceled the sitcom star's eponymous series.
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It's almost that time again: when auld acquaintance be forgot, and never brought to mind, except on social media where a good subtweet should keep the bile alive for awhile longer.
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Aggressive anti-hate-speech movements on college campuses have aroused ire among libertarians, and among progressives there is a growing sense that Big Tech has become a breeding ground for bile.
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He spewed so much bile, his personal attacks were so ugly, I felt like the guy walking behind the elephants in the circus parade, sweeping up the stink they left behind.
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Yet the market is enormous, and thousands of bears remain trapped in bile farms across Asia, where they're kept alive so the fluid can be regularly extracted to meet consumer demand.
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The hunting of bears in India has also been bolstered by a reduced supply of bile from Asia's bear farms, as more and more countries move away from the controversial practice.
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"Cholangiocarcinoma or bile duct cancer is a rare type of cancer that is most often discovered at the later stages, and sadly in most cases proves to be fatal," she explains.
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Parliament should debate the 150th anniversary of Bagehot's "English Constitution"—and use that debate to consider the state of British democracy in an age of Brexit and bile. Economist.com/blogs/bagehot
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When Lloyd Russell-Moyle first went canvassing in Brighton Kemptown this year, he found that the name Jeremy Corbyn elicited the same amount of bile as that of Labour's previous leader.
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Every day, our bodies invest around 9 liters of fluids into the digestion of food, including around 1.5 liters of saliva, 2.5 liters of stomach secretions and 0.8 liters of bile.
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Memes are a self-sustaining ecosystem, reviving individual organisms so that they will birth fresh meme babies into a bottomless tub filled with the humor bile in which we all bathe.
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For Animals Asia, the group that rescued a moon bear named Snow from a bile farm in Vietnam's Dak Lak province last December, it was the moment Snow played with Poe.
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But to be fair, "Wilbur Ross" and "Cooked Chinese Chicken" do pack bite if not bile, as does Heidecker's account of his own brave death in the dungeons of Trump Tower.
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Many are kept in horrific conditions — in cages scarcely larger than their bodies, suffering from rampant disease and lacking adequate food and water — and their bile continues to be collected illegally.
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" It involved, he explained, "brutality as you're taking the liver out, then sophistication as you put it back in and hook up all of these little bile ducts and other structures.
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If you're looking for something more intense, in the "bile and pennies" category, try the densely blued Valdeon or the very special Rogue River Blue, wrapped in brandy-soaked grape leaves.
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In season 1, he had to take a leave of absence to have surgery for gallstones, which then led to another surgery in 1957 — post Suez Crisis — to replace a bile duct.
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The metra machine is a breakthrough since it allows doctors to monitor liver performance in real-time by providing continuous data on such parameters as blood flow, bile production and lactate clearance.
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It's an ugly time, folks, but it is somewhat heartening that Twitter — while too often a place of bile and insanity — is also a venue for letting off steam with some humor.
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A minimally invasive gallbladder surgery that includes insertion of a small tube to help drain bile commands a Medicaid payment of $343.20 in Missouri, 51 percent less than the $697.23 Medicare amount.
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Basically, the company has shown it can handle a huge number of TOS violations on its own and that not every response to bile-spewing nonsense will require coordination with the FBI.
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That Nauman was able to use the bile of his former work as a counterpoint to an expression of frailty is, in the context of his typically contemptuous voice, a remarkable development.
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Ocaliva or obeticholic acid is aimed at treating a rare liver condition in which the body mistakes the bile ducts in the liver for foreign objects and tries to destroy their lining.
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This is the kind of month where you'd ideally like to hop on a boat to a beautiful tropical paradise, far away from people spewing hate-filled bile on every available outlet.
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For many years after the boyhood fan departed the club, the merest glimpse of him would prompt an outpouring of bile, but in recent times, there has been something of a rapprochement.
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Chudier Bile had 20 points and was the only double-figure scorer for the Demons (2-6), who used 14 players and were coming off another lopsided loss, 77-51 against SMU.
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BLURRED LINES Animal products, from bear bile to pangolin scales, are still used in some traditional Chinese medicine, an industry China wants to expand as part of its Belt and Road Initiative.
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In the name of diverting some small percentage of the social media bile surely headed my way, let's be clear about a few things: This is not an argument against supporting Sanders.
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And there's no White House chaos at all; in fact, despite legal scandals and special counsel investigations and bile-laden tweets, everything, absolutely everything, is going just as Donald Trump intended it.
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The high concentrations of the green bile pigment biliverdin in the blood overwhelms the crimson color of red blood cells resulting in a lime-green coloration of the muscles, bones, and mucosal tissues.
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The formula in the 53th century medical text, called "Bald's Leechbook," involves mixing garlic, onion, wine, and cow bile in a brass vessel before letting the mixture sit for nine days to ferment.
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Several studies, for example, have shown that there's an association between heavy consumption of kava and increased levels of a liver enzyme that suggests the flow of the liver's bile might be affected.
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Most people have a vague idea of what they look like: fully monstrous online, safe behind their computer screens, spraying bile and resentment in all directions, but cringing, timid things in real life.
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Nur Bile, a police officer, said the number of reported attacks by al Shabaab had dropped during the outage, accusing the group of using the web to publicize its attacks and spread its ideology.
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It's hard to believe that the young bears rescued by Animals Asia over a year ago were once "traumatized," according to the rescue, who is devoted to ending the cruel practice of bile farming.
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Nearly six years ago, the Grimsby, Canada, father-of-two was diagnosed with primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC), a rare disease that affects the body's bile ducts and can eventually lead to serious liver damage.
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While bears are often farmed for the valuable bile that can be extracted from their organs while they are living, they are also prized for their claws, which can be dried and easily shipped.
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Anicon's manifesto is one of more straightforward blackened metal—all delirious blastbeasts (courtesy of surely the hardest working drummer in metal, Lev Weinstein) and growling, harsh vocals that are layered in bile and spite.
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Cancers of the colon, endometrium, liver and bile duct, cervix, ovaries, pancreas and lung were all poorly funded relative to how many people they affect and how many deaths they cause, the study found.
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With that in mind, he's not going to make it too hard on Sessions, who continues to be regarded by the party base as an undeserving target of the so-called "liberal" media's bile.
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Yet he's interpreted the bile coming his way as a sign that his motives, if not his actions in the Clinton email saga or in investigating the President over Russia's election meddling, are unimpeachable.
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Wounded by their own failings, playing for their self-respect and walked all over by north-east rivals Sunderland, the players might finally muster up enough bile and rancour to really damage their opponents.
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Ms. Bachini had a deadly cancer, cholangiocarcinoma, that had started in her bile duct; Ms. Bachini underwent surgery and several grueling rounds of chemo, but the cancer nontheless spread to her liver and lungs.
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They spewed this bile on forums and Facebook pages, emails and YouTube comments, not because they didn't realize their speech was symbolically violent, or because they didn't think it would generate a ferocious response.
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Itself an inversion of Moliere's "The Misanthrope," the classic account of a societal truth-teller who can't help but spread bile, "The Philanthropist" considers how it might feel to be maligned for being agreeable.
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Heat also breaks down the fiber in kale in a way that, when it interacts with bile in the digestive tract, may help to lower levels of bad cholesterol in your blood, Dr. Gloster said.
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The style expert and reality star revealed to Madame Noir last year that she was diagnosed with stage-three bile duct cancer, also known as cholangiocarcinoma – a rare cancer affecting the liver – at age 34.
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Some among its number nevertheless harboured hopes that having campaigned in bile, the president would govern in beige, constrained by the realities of office, "grown-ups" in his team and the persuasion of his allies.
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To be clear, we don't have all the answers, and it's not even clear there are lasting solutions to the darkness and rage that consumes some people and prompts them to spew this cruel bile.
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And it has been boosted with special chemicals that the liver needs in order to produce bile; with insulin to regulate the organ's metabolism; and with nutrition in the form of glucose and amino acids.
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The prototype of such works is John Osborne's "Look Back in Anger" (1956), in which the ultimate angry young man, Jimmy Porter, spewed bile about a classist, hidebound Britain that he felt had betrayed him.
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It will be incapacitated from within, by the bile, rage and back-stabbing that are already at record levels in the White House staff, by the dueling betrayals of the intimates Trump abuses so wretchedly.
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"These flexible lighted scopes are vital for minimally invasive procedures to diagnose and treat conditions of the pancreas and bile duct," said Dr. Jeff Shuren, director of the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health.
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