That meant all I had to hide were the yellow-green bruising on my neck and the purple-blue bruising below it.
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Bruising on the trunk is more likely to indicate a bleeding disorder than bruising on the limbs, according to an article published in the British Medical Journal.
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Whereas, back in 2008, a long, bruising Democratic primary only boosted MSNBC's fortunes back, a long, bruising Republican primary has sometimes threatened to rip the Fox News audience apart.
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An odd soundtrack to a dude having possibly one of the most ego-bruising (and possibly body bruising) experiences of a lifetime, but Cooper's tumble eerily aligns with the music's cadence.
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Bruising start But Trump and his White House did not come to learn the limitations of his presidency and the realities of governing until after the bruising first weeks of his presidency.
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Detectives checked the girl's injuries and noted there was extensive bruising across her back, including "bruising to her right abdomen [which] appeared consistent with the tread from a shoe," according to the report.
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Butler's bruising muscularity in sequences that are never stunningly original
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More from VICE: Medication can also increase sensitivity to bruising.
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Luckily, I only came out with a lot of bruising.
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Six received injuries, including a broken collar bone and bruising.
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Bruising is a sign of restoring "unhealthy fascia," Black claims.
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Users should expect bruising when breaking up fat, she says.
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The reports include bruising, digestive issues, and sudden weight gain.
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That bruising battle was still on Mr. Trump's mind Wednesday.
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Fields filed a police report displaying bruising from the incident.
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"It's going to be an absolute, bruising kind of campaign."
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This is the bruising part, in case you were wondering.
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"Davis had been through many bruising proxy battles," says Maerov.
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It will make Brexit smoother and less bruising, in theory.
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The word Black Thumb has associations with bruising and pain.
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The bruising outcome left the opposition reeling, its future uncertain.
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Even securing unpaid time off was a bruising political battle.
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He suffered bruising and injuries to his face and head.
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Last year was a bruising one for the biotech industry.
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He resigned two months later after bruising questioning by lawmakers.
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Mr. Erdogan remains a skilled campaigner and a bruising opponent.
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His entire right side was black from bruising and swelling.
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In the 2012 presidential election, the online battle was bruising.
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She also had bruising on her face, lip and neck.
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Three had obvious signs of deep bruising or other injuries.
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This time there would be only bruising, and bruises heal.
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Amazon has been widely criticized for its bruising work environment.
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You see the bruising on her face, you feel the fallout.
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A 3-percent slump in Chinese stocks gave Asia another bruising.
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Rhinoplasty will lead to significant bruising and swelling after the procedure.
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Why does this highly respected judge face a bruising confirmation fight?
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Some of them had bruising, indicating a struggle with their assailants.
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Maybe they were exhausted after a bruising, pointless draw in Iowa.
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In the subsequent four months, Libra has had a bruising time.
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There were people with minor bruising or injured ankles, he said.
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"She had severe injuries and bruising to her head," said Lind.
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"She had severe injuries and bruising to her head," says Lind.
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There were burn marks, gashes, and bruising visible across the bodies.
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Cops say she suffered bruising and swelling to her right arm.
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Past presidents have taken bruising midterm losses as wake-up calls.
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The Democratic presidential race grew more bruising for the party itself.
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It's packed with bruising battles, daunting obstacle courses, and underwater adventures.
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He won three elections in four years, including a bruising recall.
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Employees noticed the bruising upon changing her diaper, the complaint reads.
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Eight years ago, after Mr. Obama's bruising primary contest against Mrs.
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He narrowly lost to Lungu in a bruising election last year.
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If he does that, his confirmation hearings may not be bruising.
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Potential side effects include mild bruising, numbness, and occasional nerve pain.
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" He doubled down moments later: "No bruising, no scrapes, no cuts.
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It has been a particularly bruising few days for Mr. Abe.
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Ms. McSally faced a bruising primary for most of the year.
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Silvie knows from bruising experience that he is prone to brutality.
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Stocks continued edging down in the afternoon in another bruising day.
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Still Biden, like Clinton, is taking a bruising from the left.
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The bruising runner even showed off his receiving skills last week.
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Fortunately, he only suffered from minor bruising after taking a tumble.
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He specifically wanted me to see the bruising on their bodies.
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The bruising now extended nearly the entire length of her finger.
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The bruising price war has also resulted in heavy debt levels.
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Yet the bruising confrontation has left the Senate a changed place.
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Winemakers say this helps avoid bruising the fruit, among other advantages.
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They will perform the bruising piece on Friday at Carnegie Hall.
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Still, it's not all bruising and bloodshed down On the Doors.
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The dinner marked Kavanaugh's first public appearance since his bruising confirmation process.
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People experiencing pallor, infrequent urination and easy bruising should seek medical attention.
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Woodson responded by entering the restaurant and attacking Mikulcik, bruising his eye.
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And yet my afternoon ended with a bruising fall from that levitation.
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In Europe, battles to break up what few remain are more bruising.
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Both will have to fight possibly bruising battles against their Republican opponents.
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"The amount of bruising and signs of trauma were extreme," Warych says.
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The model claimed she suffered chest wall pain, abrasions and severe bruising.
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They also noted the bruises appeared to be injection marks with bruising.
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Investors have flocked back in to digital currencies after a bruising 2018.
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He said the body had gunshot wounds and bruising to the face.
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The model claims she suffered chest wall pain, abrasions and severe bruising.
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That augured a bruising campaign that Mr Flake decided was best avoided.
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The December meetings were, by all accounts, emotionally bruising for all involved.
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Eight people were reportedly charged over the fight, which resulted in bruising.
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He allegedly claimed that was Mandadi got the bruising on her neck.
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"I actually found one rib that has bone bruising," she tells me.
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Then I pounded, putting my shoulder into it and bruising my knuckles.
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Why it matters: It's been a bruising year for Facebook's public image.
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The bank has had a bruising time with investors in recent years.
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Normally, when a stock is hit with a downgrade, some bruising occurs.
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Police say the alleged victim had scratches and bruising on her face.
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Business, like politics, can be full of bruising battles and fickle supporters.
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If he runs, it would set up a potentially bruising primary contest.
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A leftist journalist's bruising crusade against establishment Democrats – and their Russia obsession.
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So too was Kemp's opponent in the bruising GOP runoff, Lt. Gov.
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True, the play begins and concludes with matches of bruising, bloodying violence.
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The fight over this Supreme Court vacancy will be a bruising one.
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That kind of ego-bruising, budget-blowing disappointment would not be unprecedented.
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She reported $553,000 on hand, after a bruising and expensive Democratic primary.
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And the democratic camp has faced a series of bruising court battles.
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She saw used condoms on the floor, and bruising on her legs.
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"You could definitely see the bruising around the neck," Mr. George said.
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Fournette has become an emblem of Jacksonville's bruising offense, a Coughlin trademark.
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The court filing includes photos that appear to show scratches and bruising.
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Mississippi is hardly accustomed to bruising Senate races between Democrats and Republicans.
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That's what's so bruising about Mr. Cosby's stab at extralegal self-exoneration.
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Zamair was found unconscious with bruising on his body about 303 p.m.
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The company narrowly survived its bruising bankruptcy fight just one year ago.
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The plums are summer-sweet and ripe to the point of bruising.
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Two weeks post lumpectomy, the bruising and swelling were slowly going away.
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Common side effects include headache, diarrhea, bruising, fatigue, muscle pain and anemia.
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Without marquee talent, the season can be interminably long, winding and bruising.
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The bottom collages contain images of genitalia, surgical bruising, leather, and kink.
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J. is seen to be holding an ice pack to his face and when he removes it he is seen to have deep red bruising around his eyes, and yellowish-green bruising around his neck and upper chest.
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Improper or rough gel or acrylic removal is another common cause of bruising.
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Normally, say something about that, about Iran, you are cruising for a bruising.
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People in Halt and Catch Fire are so bruising with each other sometimes.
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But the American ban on Jinhua is more bruising than the Chinese one.
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That same machine was a retrofitted potato machine, and may have caused bruising.
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She said the bruising can be painful, but her cellulite appears less distinctive.
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Loewe had "bruising and swelling around her left eye," according to the affidavit.
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Her recovery from bruising to the brain is expected to take six weeks.
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An MRI revealed no structural damage, but bruising and soreness limited his mobility.
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No such positive results have followed bruising battles for the incumbent party nomination.
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His was the type of bruising fight that leaves a deep lasting injury.
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If he does run, it would set up a potentially bruising primary contest.
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S. bruising tariff tussle and violent protests that threatened the island city's economy.
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Maybe the bruising is starting to hurt, but admit it: You're still smiling.
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The examination at DeKalb Medical had revealed no evidence of trauma or bruising.
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Trump trails Clinton in many opinion polls after a bruising Republican primary season.
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The poll finds deep challenges awaiting the next president after a bruising election.
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A lot of bruising may indicate a person's blood is not clotting adequately.
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Back in London after the bruising meeting, held Thursday in Salzburg, Austria, Mrs.
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We're all familiar with the ego-bruising, chest-thumping uncertainties of social ritual.
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Both her arc and Cash's bruising portrayal got much-deserved attention and praise.
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In the days following I covered the bruising on my neck with makeup.
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The technology world's most bruising battle for supremacy is taking place in China.
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Neither did a bruising 2015 New York Times investigation into Amazon's workplace culture.
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But the exhibition is still worth seeing for its moments of bruising candor.
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It uses advanced equipment designed to avoid bruising or damaging the soft fruit.
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Reports in Italy said Vettel had suffered some bruising but was otherwise unhurt.
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Ms. Wells had bruising around her neck and injuries elsewhere on her body.
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Thatcher was headed for a second, more bruising round of balloting, while Mrs.
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Both men were treated at Mount Sinai St. Luke's for pain and bruising.
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Fields later tweeted a photo of her arm that showed finger-size bruising.
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He did not directly refer to China's bruising trade war with the United States.
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When officers first found her, they found deep bruising on parts of her body.
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ITP patients can suffer extreme bruising, bleeding and fatigue due to low platelet count.
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Police say the infant had severe bruising and swelling to her face and chest.
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If it's just the bruising, it's probably harmless—annoying, maybe, but no big deal.
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Staff at the hospital became curious when they noticed bruising on the woman's stomach.
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The child sustained a facial cut and some bruising in the attack, police say.
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Although nothing was broken, McVay has significant bruising that requires icing every 20 minutes.
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Rahman sustained severe bruising to the head and face, a police spokeswoman told PEOPLE.
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After a pediatric emergency room evaluation, the kids checked out with abrasions and bruising.
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From unexplained bruising to an alleged water poltergeist, the CU has seen it all.
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"They observed bruising on the child that they believed to be abuse," Colley said.
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Hemolytic uremic syndrome can cause fatigue, fever, decreased urination, and unusual bruising or bleeding.
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But it can also cause severe hemorrhaging (bleeding or bruising), often resulting in death.
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In fact, it can be pretty damn uncomfortable, with some users reporting major bruising.
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The absence of stronger inflationary pressure has been a little bruising for the Fed.
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" But relationship woes come to a bruising redemptive close on the simple ballad "Sandcastles.
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U.S. and China negotiators will also renew talks to end a bruising trade war.
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It's filled with gasp-inducing motorcycle chases, kinetic car sequences, and bruising, brutal combat.
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West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey (above) endured a bruising GOP primary against Rep.
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The world's two-biggest economies are seeking a resolution to their bruising trade war.
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Analysts had expected industrial output, which has been hit by a bruising Sino-U.
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Muscle memory from a bruising campaign everyone can't wait to be over ruled instead.
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They also have the appeal of less downtime, less bruising and less aggressive results.
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Doctors say she suffered no major internal injuries -- only minor bruising to her lungs.
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Ramsay showcases different herbs to demonstrate how to avoid bruising them throughout the video.
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"I knew this was going to be lonely, and uphill, and bruising," she added.
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The need for some positive messaging after a bruising election season was also important.
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Her body also showed bruising to her chest and upper arms, the court heard.
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Among the injuries were a fractured pelvis, broken ribs, cuts, sprains and severe bruising.
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During the recent bruising election season, scant little was said about actual housing policy.
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Allen sent us a photo showing what she claims is bruising on her arm.
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She announced that she suffered bone bruising and a torn MCL later that day.
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Easy bruising can also come with the abnormal development of the blood in leukemia.
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The bruising is "consistent with his ongoing symptoms," the Bulls disclosed in a statement.
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It has been a bruising time for Billboard and its parent company, Valence Media.
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China's leaders are bracing for a bruising fight with the United States over trade.
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The data underlined the growing threat to the economy from the bruising Sino-U.
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She went to the [doctor] who said [there] was bruising on her lower back.
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And Republicans are gearing up for what could become bruising midterm elections in November.
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So he has avoided a bruising and potentially costly public fight over the issue.
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Among the casualties of the Mountain State's bruising budget battle last summer was Gov.
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According to the F.D.A., the most common adverse reactions were bruising and gait disturbance.
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But that soul-bruising, starlight of a finale was everything I needed and more.
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Among the casualties of the Mountain State's bruising budget battle this summer was Gov.
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Martha McSally won the bruising Republican primary for the state's open US Senate seat.
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Poot met him up in four bruising encounters, beating him thrice and only losing once.
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It marked a truce to a bruising battle for leadership that's cost billions of dollars.
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When authorities arrived, the baby had obvious bruising and abrasions on his face and body.
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Bitcoin has almost doubled in price this year, underscoring its volatility after a bruising 2018.
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It's been a bruising few years in the media for the world's biggest tech companies.
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Already brutal and bruising, The Handmaid's Tale became even more so in its second season.
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It's because the loss would be so bruising, it would be very tough to recover.
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The end of a bruising price war with Virgin Australia has been another important factor.
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It became painful, pressing out against my skin and bruising me from the inside out.
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Police said the baby's body also showed signs of bruising on his face, KFSM reported.
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A bruising, high-voltage clash soon played out in the gladiatorial arena of news television.
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His daughter describes the long workdays and stress as bruising for election workers like Anwari.
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Garnham was taken to hospital but, happily, was fine, save for some bruising and swelling.
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For most viewers, Daredevil is dark, highlighted by splashes of ugly yellow or bruising purple.
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In February 2018, after a bruising battle within the ANC, Cyril Ramaphosa succeeded his rival.
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The victim suffered swelling and bruising from the assault.. He was treated at the scene.
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Estrogen is also a vasodilator, meaning it keeps blood vessels open, which could increase bruising.
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Even Facebook — which has had a bruising year — is rated favorably by half of Americans.
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As we reported, George was briefly hospitalized for bruising on his arm, leg and pelvis.
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The photos showed repeated deep laceration marks on his legs and bruising on his face.
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She claims he pushed her to the ground, causing bruising on her neck and arm.
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Chislof suffered a concussion, lacerations to his temple and just above eye, bruising and hematoma.
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Benchmark and Bill Gurley spent the last year in a bruising fight with Uber's CEO.
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There's a personal bruising effect that comes with a bad ranking, especially when it's anonymous.
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Both wanted a bruising, brawling win in the main event of Warren's "Heavy Duty" show.
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The bruising primary fight will also draw down GOP cash reserves before the general election.
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Photographs circulating on Weibo showed two men's bare buttocks with deep bruising and torn skin.
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Bush recovered just fine, suffering only some minor bruising on his lower lip and cheek.
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Mr. Canova looks headed for defeat, but not without bruising Ms. Wasserman Schultz all summer.
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Others — like his occasional childhood misbehavior and a bruising college fracas — come across as padding.
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The researchers weren't able to detect any signs of bruising, scratches, or other tissue damage.
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The only constant thing in this project has been the concept of bruising and pain.
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With a bruising week nearly over, President Donald Trump sought to let off steam Friday.
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S. tensions before a new rounds of talks aimed at curbing a bruising trade war.
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"Press" is her first solo single since the bruising "Money," and it's paranoid and terse.
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The fight extended into 2017 with a bruising battle over Mr. Bauman's election as chairman.
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Lesandro had bruising, scratches and small puncture wounds on his body, according to autopsy photos.
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And it captures Baldwin's genius: illuminating the bruising, personal toll that American society often exacts.
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After being attacked repeatedly for his past positions during the bruising 2016 contest with Mrs.
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In any event, Mr. Trump has shown himself to be gleefully unconcerned with bruising feelings.
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S. tensions before a new round of talks aimed at curbing the bruising trade dispute.
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This sets the stage for a potentially bruising price war that could further crimp profits.
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In contrast to years past, the Blues are not a bruising team loaded with size.
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While Blankenship just entered the race, the bruising GOP primary has been underway for months.
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That sets up what is likely to be a bruising battle in the U.S. Congress.
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A decision to retain Mr. Comey would spare the president another potentially bruising confirmation battle.
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For all his workingman credibility, running as a Conservative can still be a bruising experience.
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By the time the men leave, I know that there will be a bruising altercation.
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Of course nobody is excited about a bruising legislative battle followed by a compromise bill.
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He has some minor lacerations and bruising and is currently being weaned from his ventilator.
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Facebook lost several executives after a bruising series of privacy and disinformation scandals since 2016.
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Sitting down to watch The Handmaid's Tale means giving in to a slow, bruising nightmare.
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This time around for Barr, the Senate is indeed gearing up for a bruising battle.
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But when one of the boys later complained to his parent that his bottom hurt, his mother saw bruising — and after speaking with the mother of the second boy who also observed bruising on her own son's buttocks, the first mom contacted police on Sept.
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WTI futures had been on a steady path upwards in 2016 after a bruising two years.
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He was rushed to a hospital, treated for injuries including "bleeding lacerations and bruising," and released.
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The employee told cops she suffered bruising on the left side of her face and eye.
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"60 Minutes" still holds its own in the ratings, but the publicity lately has been bruising.
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She argued that sometimes, the eyewear receiving the shock might end up bruising a person's face.
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People have vomited up blood, bled from their eyes and ears, and experienced large, unexplained bruising.
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Tsang, who was unarmed at the time, was hospitalized after the incident and sustained serious bruising.
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Usually, a fracture is followed by immediate loss of erection and swelling, bruising, and intense pain.
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Mr. Maduro has been combative after his party's bruising defeat during the parliamentary election in December.
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Patients should expect to feel mild to moderate pain and experience bruising, swelling, numbness, and tingling.
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The deputy prime minister brushed aside concerns of mistreatment when I asked him about Ozturk's bruising.
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Their teacher, an actual mortician, shows them how to cover up facial bruising using color correction.
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After two days of bruising testimony before Congress, there's never been more interest in regulating Facebook.
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In 10 of those incidents, children suffered cuts and bruising, while two incidents resulted in concussions.
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There were even some purring professionals, who plied their bruising trade as far away as Yorkshire.
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The DOJ announcement follows a week of congressional hearings that were bruising for the tech industry.
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Most general risks are delayed swelling, redness, bruising, scarring, hematoma (blood collection), seroma (tissue fluid collections).
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The infant allegedly had sustained severe head trauma that included extensive bruising and multiple skull fractures.
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Renzi, 41, resigned after a bruising defeat in a referendum on constitutional reform on Dec. 4.
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The lesson Democrats took from January's bruising fight is that they got blamed for the shutdown.
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Jude is examined and has only some bruising under his armpits from his grandmother's tight grip.
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His bruising "46" defense, in particular, took the Bears to their Super Bowl victory in 1986.
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There are fears a bruising and close-fought election could give way to violence and instability.
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That could help fuel a would-be campaign through a potentially long and bruising election cycle.
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The request came after both groups went through bruising litigation with Pandora Media over royalty rates.
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After a bruising run for Arizona's other Senate seat in 6900, which she lost to Sen.
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World leaders have become used to bruising tweets delivered hours after a presidential visit has concluded.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) is expected to cruise to the Democratic nomination without a bruising primary.
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But the strong holiday sales data offered retail investors a brief respite from the bruising stretch.
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Bork's failed nomination was a bruising political battle, the scars from which have not yet healed.
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Cricket players and the governing body have also recently come out of a bruising pay dispute.
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Cronin was a bruising blueliner who spent four years at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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The Trump era is giving Democrats a bruising lesson in the distribution of American political power.
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Our extended primary season of bruising campaigns and insurgent candidates came to an end last night.
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She easily defeats him, but does so in front of an (eerie) audience, bruising his ego.
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The bass is more bruising and the drums are heftier; guitars unite to blare out hooks.
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And there are other brief interludes of beautiful, bruising humanity between the high-stakes god wars.
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Ill feeling between Biden and Harris, left over from their bruising first encounter in July, intensified.
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Darlene Ruffin, an employee turned whistle-blower, told state investigators that she saw bruising every day.
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And Republicans are gearing up for what are likely to be bruising midterm elections in November.
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And then on Friday night, in advance of the bruising final weekend before the holiday push?
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When I took over this party, we were still reeling from a bruising 2016 election cycle.
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What comes next, many in Japan believe, could be a bruising showdown between Tokyo and Washington.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)After a tough 2018, global automakers look set for another bruising year.
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Irritable and animated, the Fischers come vibrantly alive in this young playwright's funny, bruising, searching voice.
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But bruising price wars and a venture capital funding slowdown primed the sector for a downturn.
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One bruising chapter has ended, but another phase of the Ukraine affair is only now beginning.
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Investigators indicated it was possible the marks could stem from bruising incurred during her body's retrieval.
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Fields later tweeted a photo and gave a television interview to show bruising on her arm.
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The measures came as Washington engaged in delicate talks with Beijing over their bruising trade war.
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Steadying after an overnight bruising, E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 rose 0.5 percent.
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In 2012, the baking company had gone through a bruising bankruptcy, its second in a decade.
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He believes the former Alabama star has the makings of a bruising and productive lead back.
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The severe bruising knocked him out of a tournament for which he was the heavy favorite.
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Mann quickly listed off the bashes, burns, bruising, and bleeding that he treated throughout the night.
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The president also suggested the move would save his ego from a New York bruising, too.
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He showed a photograph that he took at the hospital of bruising on his son's neck.
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The bruising trade war between Washington and Beijing has been a big part of the problem.
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Some experts believe it'll be the most bruising foreign policy fight in the campaign's earliest days.
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If the book ends on a reconciliatory note, it's only after bruising misbehavior on both sides.
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This proved the most difficult part of Obamacare, even more so than the bruising legislative battle.
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She also sustained three cracked ribs, grazing, and bruising, and will undergo surgery in Adelaide on Thursday.
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Purple can communicate richness, royalty, sensuality, what have you; it can also announce gout, bruising, raw meat.
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The paper has endured bruising layoffs yet won a Pulitzer Prize it shared with ProPublica last year.
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Police charged him on March 29 with intentionally grabbing and bruising Fields' arm at a campaign event.
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In the Indiana Senate primary, the bruising fight is over which candidate is the more authentically Trumpian.
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David had visible injuries on his face -- severe bruising and bleeding -- he said he had just fallen.
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The sanctions are a major escalation in the bruising trade war between China and the United States.
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The FDA has received reports of shocks, burns, bruising, skin irritation, and pain from unregulated EMS devices.
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Economists have warned the bruising trade fight could weigh on consumer and business confidence, and undercut spending.
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You take a little more pressure every moment, until it gets to be staggering, a little bruising.
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According to court documents, examiners found bruising on the woman's neck and tears in her vaginal wall.
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The symptoms of hemolytic uremic syndrome can include fatigue, decreased urine output, and unusual bruising or bleeding.
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The assailant reportedly wrestled him to the ground, and hit him enough to cause scrapes and bruising.
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Following a bruising few days, some emerging currencies made the most of the dollar taking a breather.
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Seven months earlier, another investigation into a report of "odd bruising" on AJ's face was also closed.
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During the bruising 2008 Democratic primary fight, Michelle Obama often took veiled swipes at her husband's opponent.
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He bounds valiantly between cosmic jazz riffs like "Remind U?" to delirious funk and bruising rap tracks.
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With the global economy slowing and factory production faltering in the face of a bruising Sino-U.
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Then Beefy Smith stood up to nine rounds of Canelo's best bruising, and at moments even reciprocated.
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We're told the Gucci bag bully woke up with some bruising ... but added it was worth it.
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"The swelling has subsided drastically, and the bruising around her eyes is nearly gone," the update read.
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Court documents noted bruising on her neck and head, but didn&apost specify the cause of death.
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And that's in a state that just went through a bruising battle over raising the gas tax.
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Most of the party's grandees have expressed implacable opposition to his presidency after a bruising general election.
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"That was the darkest place for me," Shannon said, showing host Andy Cohen pictures of the bruising.
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I was 80-something pounds, bruising from anemia, and fainting in the bathroom after cross-country practice.
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The histories of the bruising 1973-'303 bear market hardly even mention Watergate as a contributing factor.
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They are the last two anti-Trump candidates standing in what has been a bruising nomination battle.
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Trump won the GOP's presidential nomination by besting 17 other candidates in an at-times bruising primary.
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McCoy, meanwhile, has attempted to turn the San Diego offense into a slow-paced, bruising running team.
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At the hospital, doctors said he had suffered minor bruising and a small cut on his thigh.
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But lately, d'Arnaud, in his fourth season with the Mets, has not been bruising anything but himself.
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My body was in such shock that I was at a standstill; the bruising wasn't going away.
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Business Insider was ringside in July for his bruising stoppage-win over Tyson Fury's cousin, Nathan Gorman.
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One bill, however, failed to pass under suspension of the rules — a bruising outcome for House leadership.
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If she hangs on, it will be because the Tories are chary of a bruising leadership contest.
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But his bruising was so severe he was taken to a local hospital, where ACS was called.
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The rope has left imprints all over my arms—marks that turn into bruising the next day.
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Family reportedly became concerned when the children's aunt took them to a local area hospital for bruising.
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In 2016, Didi bought Uber's operations in China following a bruising two-year fight for local domination.
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Dobrev recently posted photos on Instagram of bloody scrapes and bruising she suffered on her upper thigh.
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Well, this confirms the coroner's report of 11pm TOD, as well as the bruising around the wrists.
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The news of McInerney's break comes a day after Biden engaged in a bruising exchange with Sen.
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Rafael Nadal has forged his career by imposing his bruising physicality on opponents and, at times, himself.
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" In late May, the former self-proclaimed super bull said the economy was "cruising for a bruising.
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Using this technique on ripe fruit, the skins will pull right off without bruising the flesh beneath.
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It's bruising and honest and filled with love, and I didn't know how much I needed it.
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French far-right leader Marine Le Pen is no stranger to the bruising insults of political life.
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On Pro Hockey SEATTLE — Bustling, bruising, big-time hockey in this foggy, tech-loving, latte-sipping city?
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Brazil's stocks, bonds and currency all ended one of the most bruising weeks in history sharply lower.
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Trump campaign veterans see that as proof that Trump is setting up another bruising and competitive silo.
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Guy Woodward, a journalist who interviewed him about his passion for wine, described the experience as bruising.
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Two general elections and a bruising referendum have left the country exhausted, angry and unsure of itself.
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Mr. Ramaphosa, formerly Mr. Zuma's deputy, won the party leadership in 2017 after a bruising internal battle.
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Our sources say Ronnie had cuts and bruising on his face and swelling under his right eye.
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The affidavit also said that Laila had severe bruising throughout her body and that she was malnourished.
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That bruising session in Queens was the final day of Mr. Byford's second year as transit president.
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The streaming giant's bruising night at the Globes certainly didn't cast a pall over its after-party.
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Analysts, however, caution that a resolution to the bruising year-long trade war is far from certain.
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Pictures attached to the filings show puncture wounds and intense bruising in his feet, legs and groin.
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The president's posts directed at Fox News followed a particularly bruising week for the conservative cable outlet.
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Jonathan Stewart leads a bruising running attack, while receiver Ted Ginn Jr. caught 10 regular-season touchdowns.
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Child Protective Services was called in September when a teacher noticed bruising on one of the students.
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The bruising for this is very minimal, so most patients go back to work the same day.
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Both parties, in a bruising battle for market share, are offering heavy discounts to attract new customers.
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ET, the company was having another bruising day, full of headlines about this controversial market research app.
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He is a man ill prepared for the highest office, without political experience beyond this bruising campaign.
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Public safety unions say the pay packages ensure a well-earned retirement for workers in bruising jobs.
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Diaz allegedly grabbed and pulled her so violently, she suffered neck scratches and bruising on her leg.
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"Closer" tells the story of ego-bruising heartbreak and emo hookups over a hummable eighth-note chorus.
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He left Sunday's game in the sixth inning after bruising his left knee diving for a ground ball.
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Thompson played after bruising his lower left leg when Smith slid into him in the first quarter Thursday.
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The actor got a little TMI on Instagram when he showed off some gnarly bruising on his arms.
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This new development could be good news for Virginia Republicans, who are already anticipating their own bruising primary.
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Amazon can be a bruising place to work, but it's also relentlessly focused on improving the customer experience.
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Chief Executive John Flint repaid shareholders' faith in him – and then some – following last year's bruising fourth quarter.
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It makes sense, the competition is bruising and ultimately money-sucking, so ... I think ... Let me step back.
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The Babadook director Jennifer Kent is back with another brutal, bruising piece — though of a completely different sort.
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And after ABC's strategic blurring, he finally showed his face, which looks pretty much fine, despite slight bruising.
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Investigators allege that the victim, Scarlette Newsom, showed signs of substantial bruising across her back, arms and head.
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The legal saga between tech behemoths Alphabet and Uber began with a bruising condemnation of Uber's former CEO.
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It has launched stimulus measures as a bruising trade war with the United States is pressuring economic growth.
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The report also found that she had deep bruising on her left and right wrists from handcuff injuries.
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She went to a hospital, where a medical examiner found she had pain and bruising around her body.
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After a bruising primary with Bernie Sanders, Clinton will need to prove herself to her party's progressive wing.
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Symptoms of the syndrome include fatigue, dark urine, unusual bruising or bleeding, and a decrease in urine output.
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By the end of 2017, Hollywood had suffered a bruising year, with revenues and ticket sales down sharply.
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The downside to cupping is the bruising, which usually worsens on the second or third day post-therapy.
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Dane Fuglsang was just happy he could contribute after suffering a cut eye and knee bruising on Saturday.
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But it is an all-too-familiar scenario against a big, bruising team that relies on smashmouth football.
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And the exchange was made infinitely more entertaining because Timberlake can't speak after "severely bruising" his vocal cords.
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After spending two days in the hospital, Bergeson left with only some bruising and a nail-sized hole.
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And at the end of this bruising, vexing year, the message may just be: the matriarchy is coming.
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She claims the attack was so severe she suffered bruising on her leg and scratches on her neck.
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When first responders arrived, they found Axel's body cold and bruising on his mouth and nose, NJ.com reports.
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Republicans are pressing forward to overhaul the tax code after their bruising failure to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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At some point the situation turned physical and the female sustained injuries (scratches and bruising) about her face.
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Mars is taking center stage on some people's locations to escape the fallout of a bruising election season.
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That bill was particularly bruising to farmers, slicing $903 billion from the Department of Agriculture over 10 years.
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The bruising campaign took its toll on Berlusconi and his doctor said he would benefit from quitting politics.
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She told cops he grabbed her right arm and pushed her, which she says caused pain and bruising.
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Gabas, who suffered bruising and swelling to the left eye was sent to hospital for a precautionary evaluation.
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Raising the stakes, the convention marks the end of a bruising Democratic primary contest between Clinton and Sen.
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Given her takes throughout the election, fans can expect her to be as bruising and hilarious as ever.
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Clinton is trying to court Sanders's supporters after an at-times bruising primary with the independent Vermont senator.
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The challenge was getting them to the polls after a bruising Democratic primary and a divisive national election.
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Even Mr Macron's domestic standing has started to recover, having taken a bruising soon after coming into office.
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Christie endorsed Trump in late February, a stunning move given the pair's bruising clashes in the primary race.
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It is still bruising from Saudi Arabia's harsh retaliation after Canada criticized its human rights record in August.
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Numerous people who shared photos of their attempts on social media revealed bruising and bleeding across their lips.
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Staff repeatedly told the woman's caregivers at Pensacola Cluster about her behavior and bruising, according to the complaint.
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That process reached a new peak in the bruising 2016 presidential race between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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Pitt has gone through a bruising divorce from Angelina Jolie that limited his participation in publicizing the film.
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In June, Woodburn allegedly bit the woman on her hand and forearm, resulting in bruising, the release said.
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Seismic noise has been shown to cause internal bruising in crab, and malformations and developmental delays in scallops.
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Nate Diaz inhaled off his vape pen while the bruising from the evening settled in on his face.
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Clinton is trying to court Sanders's supporters after an at-times bruising primary with the Independent Vermont senator.
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When they finally reached the doll, investigators turned it over and noticed no bruising under the T-shirt.
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Those graphic images, which show evident bruising on Stefano's face and back, did much to sway public opinion.
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The idea is that if Barnes was swinging and connecting, he'd have swelling or bruising around his knuckles.
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Still, neither Mr. McCain nor Mr. Trump has held back from airing their differences, often with bruising consequences.
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Policymakers and the financial industry are bracing for a bruising campaign and how it may affect the economy.
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She said relatives told her that Mr. Williams also had a large gash under his eye and bruising.
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Kyrsten Sinema will become the state's first female senator after their bruising race in that rapidly diversifying state.
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At home, the country is still divided and exhausted from the bruising Brexit battles of the past year.
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It spares Heller -- the GOP's most endangered Senate incumbent -- from what would've been an expensive and bruising race.
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Hyde-Smith is expected to run in what may be a bruising primary battle with conservative State Sen.
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China's economic slowdown is worsening amid a bruising trade war with the United States and cooling domestic demand.
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Instead, Mr. Trump has decided to risk what looks to be a bruising confirmation fight in the Senate.
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As the bruising loss for the pro-Beijing camp became clear, the Chinese news media didn't cover it.
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Lobbyists said lawmakers will likely be eager for an easy, bipartisan healthcare win after the bruising ObamaCare battle.
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After the bruising collapse of their health care plans, some think they might aim for an easy win.
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The index was still set for its best month since January as it bounced from a bruising October.
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Obstetrician Bashier Dawlatly, who operated on the girl, said there was no bruising consistent with an impact injury.
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Trudeau is also set to reconvene Parliament on Thursday for the first time since a bruising election campaign.
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The economic losses sustained during a bruising 21-month trade war will not be easy to make up.
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Yet their ability to keep doing business with Huawei has been put into doubt by a bruising political fight.
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Encounter a troll, or a godawful doxer, and it's not like watching a sitcom—it's a bruising personal affront.
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The sector was hit by a month-long pay strike in 2013, disrupting car plants and bruising investor sentiment.
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Mike Tyson used a dipping jab masterfully to close the distance, bloodying noses and bruising sternums in the process.
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Vieira, who had a reputation as an elegant but bruising player, knows he is stepping into a difficult job.
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Baoneng has been involved in a bruising takeover battle of China Vanke , the nation's No.2 homebuilder by sales.
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It was a bruising day for a nation which has dominated the sport at the Olympics like no other.
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All of those categories must be "not seriously deformed" and free from cosmetic blemishes like bruising or surface discoloration.
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One of them grabbed the camera strap of an Associated Press photographer, bruising his hand and breaking his lens.
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His ties to a past Republican administration may benefit him in what's sure to be a bruising confirmation fight.
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In response, Fields tweeted a picture of bruising on her arm that she implied had been caused by Lewandowski.
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On May 17, 2015, a guard visited Hernandez's cell to check for marks and bruising following an alleged altercation.
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"Just bruising all over him," she said, referring to the blood spots that began appearing all over his body.
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So in most cases, a hit to the forehead, even if there is bruising, is going to be okay.
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Police say she had visible bruising around her neck and face ... bad enough she was taken to the hospital.
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A second man, 43, was also attacked and suffered suspected fractures to his hands and bruising to his stomach.
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Instead, through a deal, the Democrats could come out of this bruising battle with a new and improved ACA.
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The majority of the photos depict close-up images of detainees, some of which feature visible bruising and lacerations.
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Translation: Many believe that means less bruising and redness, increase blood flow, and even decreased arthritis and joint pain.
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The labor reform passed Congress last April after a bruising battle that opened up divisions within the governing coalition.
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You know what to expect by now: big, bruising, semi-industrial basslines, gloriously reedy synth lines, really serious vocals.
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" His side's bruising defeat has left him with no choice than to start from square one: "Get the information.
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That would raise the ante with Washington, just as Europe tries to work through a bruising clash over tariffs.
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Under the 45th President, long-standing US friends and partners have come in for surprises, some of them bruising.
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Following a bruising series of debates, Johnson is crowned the next Conservative prime minister with 64% of the vote.
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All of these things are propped on one side and his arm is starting to change color from bruising.
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"The stitches aren't even out, and I'm not supposed to travel," he said, showing me bruising between his nostrils.
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In the midterms, Obama is the heavyweight champion of presidential popularity, while Trump is cruising for a knockout bruising.
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The bitcoin-or-bust crowd, including the so-called HODL ers, play a bruising game on Reddit and Twitter.
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Fields displayed bruising on her arm on social media and in a television interview the week of the incident.
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Several patients reported irritated skin from the sensor's adhesive and bruising where the tube was inserted, according the study.
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The first lady rarely gets involved with her husband's scuffles, or his bruising responses to those who oppose him.
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In 1992, President George H.W. Bush was forced to endure a bruising South Carolina primary contest against Pat Buchanan.
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Uber sold its China operations to bigger local rival Didi Chuxing in 2016, after a bruising two-year battle.
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He on Thursday said that he is pleased his popularity did not diminish during a likely bruising presidential campaign.
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Instead, after a critical bruising and a disappointing box office, the Dark Universe has been scrapped for standalone movies.
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He was as avuncular and courtly as his movies were hectic and bruising, and more than a bit sardonic.
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And after nearly a month of bruising political deadlock, the human cost of the shutdown kept growing and growing.
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The performance capped a bruising week for Mr. Trump, who went from a widely panned debate performance against Mrs.
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A fall would have caused general bruising and abrasions rather than three specific cuts to the genitals, he said.
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The Red Sox score while the other team does, which turns every game into a bruising exchange of haymakers.
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For each of her gigantic, sculptural works, she recreates a derby kiss from a photograph by "bruising" her canvas.
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Cardona reportedly suffered "bruising and redness to her face, scratches to her arms, and substantial pain," the police added.
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It's a machine of a track to put a hole in something along to, taking pleasure in the bruising.
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For Taylor, it was bruising on the right eye — a swelling so large it was close to sealing shut.
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It also brings fresh scrutiny to an industry still trying to rebuild community trust after a bruising public inquiry.
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The Democratic establishment has rallied around Murphy and have tried to push out Grayson to avoid a bruising primary.
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Lawmakers jump-start talks on privacy bill MORE (R-Miss.) in what could have been a potentially bruising primary.
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Keep in mind Uber waged a bruising internal battle — including against Travis Kalanick — just to get to this point.
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And a bruising loneliness is not only a potential side effect but a necessary part of the experience, too.
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It's not enough, in other words, to hold the party together and avoid a very, very bruising political fight.
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Recently, she has been involved in a bruising battle over efforts to ban all-male "final clubs" at Harvard.
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A previous poll in October predicted a contraction of 0.3% for 225, after a bruising currency crisis in 22018.
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It has been a bruising battle that has already prompted the departure of Arconic's longtime chief executive, Klaus Kleinfeld.
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That standard is amplified with Trump in the picture and what is sure to be a bruising general election.
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Kanye... History in the making On CNN, Dana Bash called it "the most bruising battle" in Supreme Court history.
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Hillary Clinton confided in her recent memoir that Ms. Penny's books brought her solace after her bruising election defeat.
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Many rank-and-file Republicans have rallied around the president-elect after their party's often bruising presidential primary campaign.
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Edwards, the No.4 ranked welterweight in premier MMA firm UFC, has been in bruising form for four years.
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Nvidia's struggles in 2019 weren't unique to the chipmaker, as last year was bruising for the chip industry overall.
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The former vice president is fighting for survival in Nevada after a bruising fifth-place finish in New Hampshire.
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The jockeying for control of Vanke drew government scrutiny, as the country had not seen many bruising corporate takeovers.
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Facebook CEO announced the move in March, in the wake of a series of bruising privacy and security scandals.
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The bruising primary season could end up weakening the candidate who emerges from the primary to take on Sen.
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McSally ran against Sinema in the midterms last month in a brutal and bruising election for retiring Republican Sen.
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Mr. Sharif only recently emerged from a bruising, monthslong struggle with the powerful military, and plenty of animosity remains.
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There's such a bruising energy to much of this record, what draws you to fast tempos and minimal melodies?
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At Rod Laver Arena this Friday afternoon, the education of Taylor Fritz took a significant, though bruising, step forward.
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Nearly two years after a bruising confirmation battle — and several high-profile stumbles — she remains as polarizing as ever.
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He emerged with four stitches inserted in the cut and was hobbling after bruising his knee, shoulder and elbow.
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This batch of her photos draws from something that will forever remain, despite the bruising that experience gives you.
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Quests that start off like video games can end in a slapstick fight or a bruising lesson in disappointment.
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Trump is delivering the State of the Union not long after a bruising shutdown fight over his border wall.
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It was a bruising face-off, void of much actual policy, but chock-full of kissing up to Trump.
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After a bruising year for the social media giant, longtime communications head Caryn Marooney is helping search for her replacement.
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The former Unilever executive took office 3.53 months ago as the industry entered a bruising price war, further hurting Tesco.
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Japan's Nikkei, which tumbled more than 228.53 percent Tuesday, suffered another bruising session and slid to a 26-month low.
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The recriminations follow bruising setbacks for all three parties in Merkel's coalition in crucial regional votes over the past month.
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Upon closer inspection, scientists also found a severed spine and bruising to the ribs and lower jaw, the report said.
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If it's a particularly bad incident, there might be broken capillaries or bruising where the swelling was the next day.
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A bruising trade war between China and the United States will hurt many emerging economies and the Middle Kingdom itself.
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As Jussie left the venue you can still see signs of the bruising he suffered on the streets of Chicago.
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Having clarity and confidence about your boundaries will strengthen you and help you be more resilient around emotionally bruising situations.
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As with any other filler, there may be slight bruising at the injection site, but there's little to no downtime.
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Booker suffered a fractured wrist, bruising and swelling of the face, and a concussion from being knocked unconscious, police said.
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After a bruising fall, in which users revolted against the end of anonymous posting, the company appeared to have stabilized.
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The previous month, Maddox had fevers and bruising, which his pediatrician chalked up to viruses and playing at the playground.
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He must feel vindicated today after losing a bruising battle with Uber in 2015 over an earlier cap proposal. pic.twitter.
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Doctors said the toddler suffered bruising and injuries to the brain, according to a police report obtained by the outlets.
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His body had extensive bruising and cigarette burns, signs of torture that are frequently associated with the Egyptian security forces.
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They both have concussions, are underweight, and one has bad bruising behind an eye, she tells PEOPLE in an email.
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Once she was transported to an ambulance, it was discovered that "there was severe bruising" on her face and back.
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Her lawyer says "much of the bruising and swelling" on her face was actually makeup or prosthetics from the shoot.
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Huawei, the world's biggest telecoms gear maker, is at the center of a bruising trade dispute between Washington and Beijing.
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N last year, CB&I Stone & Webster, meant it could face "several billion dollars" in charges, acknowledging a bruising overpayment.
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The financing news comes at a time when its main rival Uber is beginning to stabilize after a bruising 2017.
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Jonathan Eig's book is the first major biography since Ali's death, and it offers a bruising account of his life.
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The exchange happened last November as the eventual Democratic nominee found herself locked in a bruising primary battle with Sen.
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Ireland Finance Minister Michael Noonan and Apple's Tim Cook are poised for a bruising battle against the rest of Europe.
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According to the criminal complaint, Mr. Fagen, 67, shoved Ms. Titus onto a marble window frame, causing bruising and swelling.
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"The banana had some minor bruising," Constable Akhil Mooken, a spokesperson for the Peel Regional Police, said at the time.
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A police investigator observed bruising all over both children&aposs bodies, including the girl&aposs "extremely swollen and red" ears.
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A loss would have been bruising for Saunders, a prolific dealmaker who has served as CEO of Allergan since 2014.
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Japan's Nikkei, which tumbled more than 5.0 percent Tuesday, suffered another bruising session and slid to a 16-month low.
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But, realistically, it's hard to see leaders in either chamber wading back into such a bruising fight any time soon.
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In the first five innings, the two teams took turns bruising the earned run average of the other team's starter.
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The bruising battle over Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination may be finished, but the political scars will last a lifetime.
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The Cloons was taken to Sardinia's John Paul II Hospital, and reportedly suffered bruising on his leg, arm and ... pelvis.
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Other injuries include reports of a broken nose, facial lacerations requiring stitches, sprained knees, severe bruising, and trauma to legs.
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London (CNN Business)Italy is already paying the price of a bruising clash with the European Union over its budget.
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His unpopularity is in part due to his evident bad temper and a particularly bruising fight with the state's teachers.
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He finished the round having battered the American with punching so sharp and powerful that it caused cutting, bruising damage.
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The videos show a clearly troubled and inebriated Chyna with a bloody gash and severe bruising on her right eye.
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It also answered a lot of questions Zverev had about his own ability to emerge unscathed from such bruising encounters.
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AFTER a bruising workout in the primaries, both parties are supposed to clank back into line for the general election.
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But it also meant that he was bruising and snobbish in his estimations of what was good and what wasn't.
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Fields filed criminal charges against Lewandowski two days later, citing bruising on her arm as evidence of the alleged battery.
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But they delivered bruising critiques of their party rivals' positions as detailed policy disagreements dominated the nearly three-hour event.
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Efforts by Washington and Beijing to end their bruising nearly 20.4-month trade war had appeared on track on Thursday.
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Even in the bruising, often chaotic world of New York's nighttime trash collection, Sanitation Salvage cuts a distinctively brutish profile.
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Competition against Meituan Dianping, the Chinese food-to-taxis app on the verge of its own flotation, has been bruising.
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The common currency has lost 0.8 percent so far this week, with an attack in Brussels on Tuesday bruising sentiment.
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Of course, before we get to the big show in November, primaries have to take place, which can be bruising.
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"No Problem" is especially triumphant, even in comparison to all of his other recent rap tracks; It's bruising, but composed.
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Compounding all of these bruising headlines have been semi-frequent accounts of Pruitt's personal conduct and use of official resources.
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This has fewer side effects than other methods, which can cause bruising and soreness, and it's seen as more effective.
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Casey Cagle, left, and Secretary of State Brian Kemp are locked in a bruising primary battle for the state's governorship.
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So, less than one year after his bruising defeat, Saccone could still end up in Congress alongside his former opponent.
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Amazon keeps getting called out for its bruising environment, most notably in a long exposé in this newspaper last year.
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Today, Brooklyn techno producer Malory pulls it back to earth, toward a darkened dancefloor, specifically, with a bruising loosie remix.
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That's why open internet advocates are bracing for what's likely to be a lengthy, bruising fight to protect online freedom.
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Like Botox, injections can be administered in minutes, and side effects include bruising, swelling, and soreness in the injection area.
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After bruising primaries, it's customary for candidates to huddle with lawmakers from their own party in a show of unity.
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President Trump's $1 trillion infrastructure plan is grabbing some of the spotlight in Washington after Republicans' bruising defeat on healthcare.
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Tokyo-listed oil-related companies suffered another bruising rout, with Inpex Corp tumbling 7.4% and JXTG Holdings Inc shedding 3.4%.
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"When will mortgage rates go down in Russia?" asked Ruslan Khalitov, distressed that he was paying a bruising 12 percent.
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It's thrilling — and not just because of how raw and bruising Thorn's monologue is, or how well written it is.
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Williamson, a bruising but athletically gifted 6-7, 285-pound forward, was averaging 22.1 points, 8.9 rebounds and 1.8 blocks.
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Ms. Raimondo faces a potentially bruising re-election fight, including a primary challenge from a liberal male opponent, Matt Brown.
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Uber's more conciliatory approach in Brazil comes after a bruising loss in London, where officials declined to renew its license.
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And Jerry's adorable duckbill is just as capable of bruising bare skin as it is of giving a solid nuzzle.
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His slim win, with the Conservatives taking slightly more of the popular vote, was a vindication after a bruising campaign.
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The campaign has evolved into a bruising battle in the final month, which has been dominated by culture war politics.
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OF Justin Upton missed a second straight game after bruising his right wrist on a play at second base Tuesday.
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In December, after a somewhat bruising Senate hearing with Facebook, I argued that the fight over encryption was just beginning.
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Prices of South32's top three commodities - metallurgical coal, aluminum and manganese - slumped in 323 as the bruising Sino-U.
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New York (CNN Business)2019 was another bruising year for many American retailers, despite healthy consumers and a strong economy.
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But it could still deliver Netanyahu something to sell to his constituents at home ahead of a bruising election fight.
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But the political outlook for Republicans has not improved since then, with party strategists forecasting a bruising election next fall.
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Lawmakers hope that the bruising shutdown battle would be enough to encourage Trump to sign any proposal they send him.
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But that came only after a bruising six-week strike which GM estimates cost it $2.9 billion in lost profits.
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In November Tsai's DPP suffered a bruising defeat in local elections, losing by as much as 10% across the island.
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Dating back to the bruising 2016 presidential campaign, at least, Trump has struck a hard line on issues like encryption.
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So he fought desperately to stay in office in a bruising primary that remains a flash point in Mississippi politics.
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Thirty years later, it's the United States that now seems desperate to withdraw from the country after a bruising war.
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The winner must go through what will be an expensive and bruising primary campaign with a crowded field of Democrats.
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In the video, Trump acknowledges the "long and bruising" political season and says he understands that emotional divides don't heal overnight.
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Although George left the hospital shortly after the incident with only bruising, his wife and family were shaken by the accident.
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There were no signs of bruising on the bodies, the Hamilton County Coroner said in a report previously obtained by PEOPLE.
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After a bruising and expensive race, Indiana's Mike Braun, the outsider candidate, has won the Republican Senate primary, beating out Reps.
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Jones is accused of attacking Rodolfo Rodriguez, leaving him with two broken ribs, a broken cheekbone and bruising throughout his body.
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Bob Menendez of New Jersey won reelection after a bruising corruption trial and all the attack ads that came after it.
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The bruising trade war, which has slowed the global economy, has clouded the outlook for demand from top metals consumer China.
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There will be some bruising, but it's only a few days' worth compared to the weeks of recovery that surgery demands.
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The company's first agricultural robot, dubbed the Virgo 1, can pick tomatoes without bruising them, and detect ripeness better than humans.
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Jin was then reportedly rushed to Phuket International Hospital where she received treatment for minor cuts and bruising to the nose.
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During a separate incident, she says he punched her repeatedly in the thigh while she slept, leaving severe pain and bruising.
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But its pathway has become decidedly more bruising, straddled by a groundswell of public recriminations in both the U.S. and Europe.
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And he is clearly bruising for a fight against anyone who stands in the way of that grandiosity, whatever it is.
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Sex, politics, and a bruising encounter: he has been gone a while, but it seems Pepe Carvalho is much the same.
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This is one answer to the rise of soft authoritarianism in Hungary and Poland, but it will make for bruising talks.
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This occurs most often in young children and older adults, and is evident by easy bruising, pallor and low urine output.
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Lackluster economic reports, uncertainty in monetary policy and a bruising homestretch in the presidential campaign have helped keep equities in check.
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The former Florida governor has pointedly refused to back his party's nominee after the bruising primary fight he lost to Trump.
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Solano County authorities say the children suffered puncture wounds, burns, bruising and injuries consistent with being shot with a pellet gun.
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Getting into shape, though, for the bruising fisticuffs was a Rocky-esque battle in itself for the 45-year-old actor.
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Once the results are in Tuesday night, the Clinton campaign will move quickly to bring Democrats together after a bruising campaign.
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China's economic growth in 2018 slowed to its weakest in nearly three decades amid faltering domestic demand and bruising U.S. tariffs.
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It has been a bruising 48 hours for Levavasseur, who has emerged from obscurity to become a household name in France.
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Last Friday, Ben Sasse, the junior senator from Nebraska, returned to his family home in Fremont after a bruising Congressional session.
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S. talks began in Beijing on Monday as the world's two largest economies renewed efforts to defuse their bruising trade war.
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Juppe must first beat Sarkozy in what promises to be a bruising fight at the conservative Les Republicains' primaries in November.
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European technology stocks had a particularly bruising day, falling 1.693 percent in their worst session in two and a half weeks.
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In a 23 case, one of the parents was found to have physically harmed Abigail, causing bruising all over her body.
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After US intelligence agencies pointed to Russian interference during the bruising election season, Americans cited cyberhacks as their second highest concern.
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Uncertainties surrounding the bruising trade war have seen investors jettisoning riskier emerging market assets for safer assets of the developed world.
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Monrreal says bruising was also found all over her body, which was consistent with physical violence as well as defensive wounds.
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That December, Keisha Lance Bottoms became the second black woman to win a mayoral race in Atlanta following a bruising contest.
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A photo submitted to evidence shows Heard with a black eye, and video of her leaving the courthouse revealed visible bruising.
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Thurmond, known for his bruising on-court style, died in San Francisco after a short battle with leukemia, the team said.
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Renzi tendered his resignation on Wednesday after a bruising defeat in a referendum on which he had staked his political future.
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But in Tuesday's statement, the Ohio governor noted that after a divisive and bruising election, Americans must unite and move forward.
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"TT"—short for "Temper Tantrum"—is an aggressive little penguin responsible for the bruising that marks the backs of Durrant's hands.
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With surgery, you have to wait months and there's swelling and bruising, but he literally fixed my nose in five minutes.
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Kavanaugh was confirmed by the Senate after a bruising battle dominated by sexual misconduct allegations against him that he vehemently denied.
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It instead turned into a bruising final, which Barcelona won, 2-0, in extra time after three players were sent off.
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The bruising series of events leading up to F8 is expected to produce a more muted affair than in previous years.
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Mr. Roof, 22, had minor bruising to his face and back, according to a statement from the Charleston County Sheriff's Office.
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Bits After a bruising presidential campaign, more than a few of us might be looking forward to a festive holiday season.
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Golden State was undone in the end by Cleveland's old-school ways — a slower, more scripted pace and a bruising defense.
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The bruising trade war, which has slowed the global economy, is clouding the outlook for demand from top metals consumer China.
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Our energy future is a bruising fight, a T. rex power struggle, with the public interest opposed to the private interest.
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"When you close your dreamy eyes/Are they even close to dreaming of mine?" she sings on "Apathy," a bruising highlight.
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An officer wrote in the report that her arm showed finger-shaped bruising from a "grabbing type injury," according to CNN.
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One of their top competitors, Microsoft, faced the government's ire in the 1990s, leading to a bruising battle in federal court.
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But right now most lawmakers just want a break after one of the most bruising and stressful sessions in recent history.
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The loss of Ms. Wilson-Raybould, who had been reassigned to head veterans affairs shortly before she resigned, was particularly bruising.
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The tour of regional capitals has also given the opposition time to regroup after a bruising loss over the aid shipment.
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If talks break down, the FTC could take the matter to court in what would likely be a bruising legal fight.
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The tech world's most bruising battle for supremacy is in China, and it could point to Big Tech's future everywhere else.
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Mr. Trump has proved adept at bruising his adversaries but had less success in office propelling allies to victory — until Tuesday.
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And companies have grown more willing to give up a board seat or two to avoid a bruising and costly battle.
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An autopsy found Monica died by asphyxia by suffocation, and that she had bruising on her face and a head wound.
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Then she named him on Twitter and published a photograph of her injuries, purple bruising spreading across her neck and shoulder.
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It could also, and unpredictably, rouse demons that turned me into a wifely shrew, sparked bruising arguments, unleashed embarrassing faux pas.
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The strong debut also reflects investor confidence that loss-making Meituan can fend off bruising competition from food-delivery platform Ele.
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The Capitals out-hit the Lightning, 39-19, and outshot them, 34-24, bruising and battering them all over the ice.
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TMZ obtained photos of Jen's alleged injuries, which show significant bruising on the back of her shoulder and her right thigh.
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Secondly, Fielding said the enswell, which is a tool cutmen use to work on bruising and swelling, could come into play.
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INF Yunel Escobar was not in the starting lineup for the second consecutive game after bruising his left knee Thursday night.
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Police officer Aqeel Abbas said bruising found on Shahid's neck could have occurred while her body was being moved or buried.
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The reaction among her opponents in the "remain" camp was predictably harsh and seemed to herald a long and bruising process.
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Alabama defensive lineman Dalvin Tomlinson has been subjected to Scarbrough's bruising momentum in practices, so he could empathize with Washington's struggles.
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Britain's sterling was licking its wounds after a bruising few days that has brought this year's mini-rally to a halt.
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But after a bruising and record-breaking shutdown, the 17 negotiators said they wanted to prove that bipartisan success was possible.
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A speedy skater and tough brawler, she played for 250 years, then returned in her 21977s for a bruising final hurrah.
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A speedy skater and tough brawler, she played for 250 years, then returned in her 21977s for a bruising final hurrah.
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But a photo of the corpse showed severe bruising, and an autopsy confirmed that he had died of blunt force trauma.
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"Time & Space" is its outstanding second album, just over 25 minutes long, and an urgent, clear and bruising statement of purpose.
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But there are a number of other factors that can also screw with collagen production and leave you more prone to bruising.
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Their resistance sets up the potential for a more bruising confirmation process, even in a Senate that will include 52 Republicans. Sen.
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The analysts grouped these into 211.8 sets and gave them common names (so, for instance, all 38 types of contusions became "bruising").
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Over the course of a week, he had a bruising telephone call with the leader of Australia, one of America's closet allies.
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The doctors at the hospital quickly determined that baby Jeong-whan was fine — just a little bruising on his nose and forehead.
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Hospital staff noted that Eduardo was severely emaciated and had bruising, lacerations, and ulcers all over his body, according to court records.
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It will also embolden Democrats who see Tillerson as perhaps the most vulnerable Trump Cabinet appointee to a bruising Senate confirmation battle.
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Doremus, known for his deft ability to craft heartbreaking indies (Like Crazy), once again shows his gift for telling bruising, tender romances.
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Following liposuction, patients may experience significant bruising for at least two weeks and must wear compression garments for at least six weeks.
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After this bruising election season, bluntness and sometimes bullying behavior have become mainstream and replaced the courtesies and genteelness of generations past.
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U.S. officials have said China has backtracked on substantial commitments made during months of negotiations seeking to end their bruising trade war.
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Missions generally involve sneaking into an orc camp or base, wreaking some havoc, and then taking down the bruising hulk in charge.
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Zadorov is a big, bruising defenseman who was acquired as part of the deal that sent Ryan O'Reilly to Buffalo last June.
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Apple's stock suffered some bruising as the shares sank Wednesday after the tech giant delivered a mixed quarterly report a day earlier.
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In top consumer China, factory activity weakened in April and May, hit hard by a bruising trade war with the United States.
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Life in the UFC got off to a good start as Brooks comfortably defeated bruising Brit Ross Pearson in a unanimous decision.
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The injured blood vessels cause the bruising, while the white cells help repair the injured tissue by forming scar tissue, he says.
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My face was red, puffy, and I had bruising under my eyes, down my nose, and on my forehead from the needles.
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Fanjul claimed Mortimer "attacked and scratched him," leaving marks on his chest back, as well as bruising above his right rib cage.
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The data sets allayed some fears that a bruising trade war between the two countries would tip the world into a recession.
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Sometimes, the injuries were caused by a baseball bat, with shattered bones and bruising as bad as that from a car accident.
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And she came back for the final day and she had a black eye and bruising everywhere, but she made the final.
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She provided a photo purportedly taken on the night of the alleged attack showing what Branch said was bruising on Robinson's neck.
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Her status got another boost thanks to her composed questioning during the bruising confirmation hearing for now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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The worst case scenario is usually that you'll experience a little bruising or some redness that'll go away in a few days.
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A bruising political fight is brewing over the nomination, which also promises to figure in the already contentious campaign for the Nov.
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The Chinese economy grew at its slowest pace in 28 years in 2018, pressured by faltering domestic demand and bruising U.S. tariffs.
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Williams played an excellent all-around game, mixing bruising groundstrokes with frequent approaches to the net and moving well around the court.
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You may remember the scathing report from the New York Times on the woes of employees within a "bruising workplace" at Amazon.
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Instead of focusing on the past -- particularly the messy details that came out of last year's bruising Democratic primary between Vermont Sen.
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Ma held a series of ten bruising meetings behind closed doors, where independent experts took the company to task, according to Bloomberg.
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In contrast, Dow component Cisco Systems Inc dropped 7.5% after the Dow component blamed the bruising trade war for poor quarterly forecasts.
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China's blue-chip CSI22.661 index was 22.4777 percent higher, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng gained 22.504 percent after a bruising Wednesday session.
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The concern here is whether the bruising primary has already left the eventual nominee hobbled entering the general election contest against Donnelly.
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In contrast, Dow component Cisco Systems Inc plunged 20.1% after the network gearmaker blamed the bruising trade war for poor quarterly forecasts.
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He said he had been considering retirement since the bruising 2013 government shutdown, but ultimately felt this year was the right time.
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Whether the same amount of voters will stay with him in 2020, either during or after a bruising trade war, remains unclear.
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George Bush won in 28503 by an even slimmer margin in Florida after a bruising battle that went to the Supreme Court.
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" Paramount is coming off a series of bruising failures such as "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows" and "Zoolander 221.
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A new resolution before the Democratic National Committee (DNC) this week picks at old wounds from the party's bruising 6900 presidential primary.
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The elderly resident was hospitalized with bruising and swelling to his face, as well as hip pain, according to the police report.
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The wind-down follows a bruising holiday season, when the company failed to stay competitive and sales came in well below projections.
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The plan to return cash to investors is another sign that Chevron is moving past a bruising period of low oil prices.
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All producers have been struggling with a bruising cycle that has strained budgets and hampered their ability to reinvest in energy infrastructure.
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Michigan State did not pull away until the second half, when the Spartans proved too big, too bruising and, plainly, too good.
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Instead Morgan has had to cope with a number of bruising tackles while team mates such as Megan Rapinoe have flourished instead.
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Other officials at the school also reportedly knew, including a tumbling coach who asked her about the bruising and a university chaplain.
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The billionaire's bruising nominating race, however, has left many Republicans swearing they will not back him heading into next November's general election.
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For all their bruising clashes, Mr. Kaine and Mr. Pence have much in common: Both have experience as governors of large states.
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That attitude was hardened in 2012, after lawmakers suffered a bruising defeat in a bill to strengthen antipiracy rules for internet companies.
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But this week, its gleaming white sails became the focus of a bruising local debate over culture, sports, misogyny and national identity.
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" In a bruising interview on "60 Minutes" on Sunday, Ms. DeVos said that the disproportionate discipline issue "comes down to individual kids.
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Even if the matters on the table are unpleasant, Mr. Trump is likely to avoid a bruising exchange with the Chinese president.
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Relieved to hear no footsteps behind me, I tripped over a hidden root and fell into a bush, bruising only my ego.
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After a bruising race, Issa and fellow Republican Carl DeMaio were still fighting for the second spot in California's protracted vote count.
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He has previously waged campaigns at Nestlé, Yahoo, Baxter International and Sotheby's, many of which entailed months of bruising public-relations battles.
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He shows me a layer of padding that is present specifically to keep farmers-market tomatoes from bruising on the ride home.
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Due to the bruising, Winston had to stay in an oxygen chamber for 36 hours to make sure that he could breathe.
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Trump's pick for secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, is expected to endure a bruising confirmation hearing Thursday, with Democrats out for blood.
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It should not have taken a bruising trade battle to deter U.S. firms from relying on an untrustworthy nation, but it did.
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Strangling is a risk factor for other violence Symptoms of strangulation can include a sore throat, difficulty swallowing, bruising, fainting or unconsciousness.
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The dollar took a bruising this year as the elation that Trump could quickly bring about fiscal stimulus and tax reform faded.
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However, with Kyl saying he won't run for re-election, it also leaves open the possibility of a bruising primary in 2020.
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The Seahawks won an overtime thriller against the 49ers two weeks ago and followed it up with a bruising win over Philadelphia.
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Tsai said she blamed her party's bruising defeat on what she calls a difficult reform agenda she has pushed since taking office.
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Tankan said by telephone seven security personnel, some carrying firearms, rushed up and began punching him, bruising him all over his body.
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The Fed has already cut rates twice this year as policymakers try to limit the damage caused by the bruising Sino-U.
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Lawmakers are anticipating a bruising confirmation fight, as several key Republicans say she must answer for her role in the interrogation program.
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The Fed has already cut rates twice this year as policymakers try to limit the damage caused by the bruising Sino-U.
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The caller tells dispatch Brown was SUPER aggressive during the incident ... ripping his shirt and causing him bruising and an injured shoulder.
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"After treatment, minor swelling and redness and the possibility of slight bruising are expected, similar to regular Botox injections," says Dr. Jeanniton.
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However, she was one of the last Senate Democrats to announce their endorsement during the bruising primary process — she waited until June.
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So I read that Lynn Swann, the beautiful Steelers receiver, sustained a bruising hit and concussion in the 1975 A.F.C. championship game.
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Senate Democrats have more seats to defend, but before general election season, Republicans will need to get through some potentially bruising primaries.
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In Spain, their old friendship did not survive an often bruising rivalry which Guardiola says he did not have good memories of.
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The SPD, reluctant to repeat the bruising experience, insisted on taking the top finance job — prompting rumblings of discontent in Merkel's camp.
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During the Greek debt crisis, the panic began over concerns that large European banks holding dodgy Greek bonds would suffer bruising losses.
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Michigan's Democratic primary was not supposed to have been one of the more thrilling Tuesdays in this long and bruising presidential primary.
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Coming off a bruising 2016 election, Democrats want to let voters know they can improve the economy heading into the November midterms.
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Zuckerberg's op-ed comes after a bruising couple of years for the company, and is a rare call from regulation-adverse Silicon Valley.
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As scarring worsens, symptoms might include swelling in the legs, bruising and bleeding easily, and gallstones, according to the American Liver Foundation (ALF).
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Though she initially believed it to be bruising sustained in the accident, further tests confirmed that it was a return of the cancer.
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Twenty years ago Microsoft was considered an evil empire, scheming for domination and embroiled in a bruising antitrust battle with America's Justice Department.
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President-elect Donald Trump is setting himself up for some bruising confirmation hearings for his Cabinet picks after he takes office in January.
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Other than "some minor scrapes and bruising," the infant "overall is in good health," a sheriff&aposs spokeswoman said in a statement Monday.
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Among other types of "punishment," the teen was allegedly hit on the bottoms of her feet "to prevent visible bruising," the sheriff's said.
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Stretching his bruising game to the three-point line last season, the former Duke Blue Devil emerged as the ideal counterpunch to Antetokounmpo.
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Shares in benchmark heavyweight China were supported by hopes Beijing will roll out further stimulus measures amid its bruising trade war with Washington.
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And the political climate, with what is expected to be a bruising general election campaign set to begin, doesn't encourage administration engagement either.
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Superbly acted, Lies turns out to be less about catfighting wives than the bruising, even soul-killing sexual struggle between men and women.
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Yes, there was apparent bruising, and yes, no one should ever grab another person without their consent, but those are separate, moral issues.
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However, just as Rogan uttered those words, Ellenberger uncorked a bruising liver kick to Brown, which folded his foe like a deck chair.
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That would represent a 15% advance from Friday's record finish and a whopping 44% premium to the index's bruising low on Christmas Eve.
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EAGLE, The Economist's statistical prediction system for major tournaments, returns for the PGA as well, after taking a mild bruising at the Masters.
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While sprains can swell too, fractures usually swell more dramatically and will be accompanied by significant bruising and tenderness around the injured area.
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As world leaders descend upon Japan, Abe will also be coming off a bruising attempt to play intermediary between the U.S. and Iran.
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I posted before and after pictures, as well as graphic images of my bruising face, on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, Tumblr, and Tinder.
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Tech firms still believe that they do not need to follow the rules—witness Uber's bruising battles with municipal authorities around the world.
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President Donald Trump expressed support for his Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, after a bruising day of testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Trade uncertainty heaped further pressure on hog futures after negotiations to end the bruising U.S.-China trade war soured dramatically since early May.
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The lawyer provided a photo purportedly taken on the night of the alleged attack showing what Branch said was bruising on Robinson's neck.
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Lauren spent the night at the ER being treated for the injuries she sustained, including bruising around her eye and a sore neck.
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According to police, the boy was regularly wrapped up over the course of seven months, and sustained bruising and blistering as a result.
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Some analysts believe the shoppers are more inclined to spend money this year now that a long, bruising presidential campaign has been concluded.
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Political parties often have moments of introspection after an electoral defeat but now House Republicans are experiencing one following a stinging legislative bruising.
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Further brightening the global economic picture, U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday signalled a potentially bruising trade war with China could be averted.
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The affidavit also stated that Natasha had injuries to her neck consistent with strangulation as well as bruising to her arms and face.
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The only bruising I had was on the bridge of my nose and it was easily concealed with a schmear of tinted SPF.
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Wildenstein claimed that Klein pushed her to the ground, "causing pain and bruising to her hands," according to the Manhattan District Attorney's Office.
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In the third round, a bruising Joshua right hand cut through Molina's defence and left him crumpled on the canvas by his corner.
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It's tough, given the bruising twice-a-day schedule, but it's something that will elevate HQ above the coming wave of imitators. 6.
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The woman had visible bruising on her body and was taken to Virginia Hospital Center with non-life-threatening injuries, the statement said.
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Bumping over rough ground, the trucks threw the firemen around, banging them up and bruising them as burning sparks went down their necks.
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With Moore's defeat, the President suffers one more political bruising that could cause Republicans to question his broader political strategy moving into 2018.
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"You sometimes can't see the bruising right when you pick it, but in the cooler the bruises settle in," Chris Parks told me.
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In addition, lawmakers are facing a September deadline for raising the nation's borrowing limit, which is another potentially bruising and time-consuming fight.
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Trump won the presidency in 2016 after a bruising contest with Clinton's wife, Hillary Clinton, the former first lady and secretary of state.
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Beyond having crucial positions unfilled, the bruising nomination battles are making senior government jobs unappealing to the most qualified and sought-after individuals.
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Two years earlier, Jean-Claude Brizard resigned from the Chicago Public Schools after 26 months on the job and a bruising teachers' strike.
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The virus: Ebola virus disease causes symptoms including high fever, fatigue, diarrhea, bleeding and bruising, and spreads through direct contact with bodily fluids.
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" Another reviewer suggested that the movie has "a warmth and optimism that could sweep away any lingering bad feelings after a bruising campaign.
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"We see some men develop nerve damage, bruising, tearing of the skin, loss of sensation in the head of the penis," he said.
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After 2016's bruising election cycle, 2017 might seem like a break for Republicans and Democrats to gear up for 2023's midterms.
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The team said Wednesday that Porter underwent another MRI, and the scan showed bone bruising that didn't show up on the first MRI.
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He predicts the two governments will reach some kind of agreement by early March to prevent a return to their bruising trade war.
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Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat in his second term, engaged in a bruising battle with Uber during the 2015 debate over a cap.
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In Brazil, which is in a bruising national election campaign, WhatsApp has become a primary vector for conspiracy theories and other political misinformation.
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"Fields showed me her left forearm, which revealed bruising from what appeared to be several finger marks indicating a grab injury," Bujnowski wrote.
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Congress will quiet down later this year as members turn their attention to the fall midterm elections, which might prove bruising for Republicans.
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Mr. London said there was not enough bruising on Mr. Garner's throat to prove the pressure was enough to cut off his breathing.
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The battle over Kavanaugh's nomination and ultimate confirmation was one of the most bruising fights over a Supreme Court pick in recent history.
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Then 60 minutes of bruising football came down to squinting through that snow to see where a long field-goal attempt would land.
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"There are lots of differences between being part of a bruising primary versus being the incumbent," said Tim Murtaugh, the campaign communications director.
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The bruising, defensive-minded bigs of the Baylor Lady Bears against the spread-the-floor, pick-and-roll, 23-point-launching Oregon Ducks.
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Monica's body was discovered in a sewer, and authorities found she'd died by suffocation and had suffered bruising on her face and head.
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Delays or reductions in China's planned purchases could put more pressure on U.S. farm incomes that suffered during the countries' bruising trade war.
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Mr. Sisi has clashed with senior judges in recent months, and a bruising confrontation in the courts over the islands remains a possibility.
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When the classes of things it covers changes, or is under debate, there's a big, bruising fight with a lot of public comment.
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The Eagles and Blount agreed on a one-year contract Wednesday, giving the team a bruising back to complement its smaller, speedy runners.
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It's been some time since Brooklyn has had a genuine hip-hop prospect, certainly one who channeled the bruising energy of the 1990s.
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He loosened those restrictions in 2013 after a bruising campaign, accepting corporate gifts up to $1 million and individual gifts up to $250,000.
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The controversy has engulfed a host of administration officials, prompted vigorous defenses from Trump and laid the foundation for a bruising impeachment battle.
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Delays or reductions in China's planned purchases could put more pressure on U.S. farm incomes that suffered during the countries' bruising trade war.
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Employees told the Philadelphia Inquirer that Cincotta would hit, slap, punch, pinch, and shove his colleagues to the point of bruising and tears.
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Thirty-six players careen across a massive field, where they are exposed to blindside hits and errant elbows, bruising shoulders and airborne knees.
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The export-reliant economy has been hit by the bruising tariff dispute between China and the United States, its two largest trading partners.
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"As far as we can tell, the scratching and bruising that you saw on his face were most likely self-inflicted," said Johnson.
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Heller, 85033, is considered one of the most vulnerable Republicans in what is shaping up to be a bruising midterm for the GOP.
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The Republican saber-rattling has raised speculation that potential nominees could be scared off by what's expected to be a bruising confirmation fight.
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But instead of playing to a man's ego, she's purposely bruising it, likening her admirer to an obedient dog simply because she can.
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It might be a bruising debate since few members are even now willing to admit that Russia is essentially at war with Europe.
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Cuts to the face and head were the most common injuries, followed by contusions -- bruising of the brain -- abrasions and internal organ injuries.
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The bruising failure of the Republican bill to overhaul health care will complicate Mr. Trump's next challenge: trying to remake the tax code.
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The group still thinks there's time for new DNC Chairman Tom Perez to right the ship following a bruising 2016 run for Democrats.
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"As far as we can tell, the scratching and bruising that you saw on his face were most likely self-inflicted," Johnson said.
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But a long-running battle over a transit plan here raised questions about how Mr. Byford will handle New York's bruising political arena.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, whose formidable war chest and bruising political style have seemingly made other potential candidates wary to enter the 2018 race.
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Although Weber looks the part of a bruising, menacing defenseman, he has picked up 17 of his 30 points on the power play.
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Earlier in the series, Havlicek had run into a screen set by Dave DeBusschere, the Knicks' bruising power forward, separating his right shoulder.
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Two of Porter's ex-wives described how he flew into rages during their marriages, bruising and battering them, smashing glass and screaming obscenities.
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" Jackson Hospital The investigators reviewed his body and observed "several cuts to the top of his head, abrasions and bruising on both legs, hips, shoulders, however; he did not appear to have any defensive marks or bruising on his arms nor did he have any cuts to his knuckles and hand that would indicate hitting any object with his fist.
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One person in the current outbreak has developed hemolytic uremic syndrome, which causes symptoms like fever, decreased urination, fatigue, and unusual bruising and bleeding.
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China has stepped up opening up of its financial markets this year to offset the impact a bruising trade war with the United States.
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Seth's Body Allegedly Showed Signs of Prolonged Abuse According to court records obtained by PEOPLE, an autopsy revealed bruising across much of Seth's body.
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According to the report, Streep and Corden will play Dee Dee Allen and Barry Glickman, playwrights bruising from their dud production about Eleanor Roosevelt.
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Branch also brought a picture to the news conference of what she said was bruising that Robinson suffered during the night of the assault.
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Cruz, by contrast, adopted an almost-Trump-like tactic to try to regain control of the news cycle after his bruising losses Tuesday night.
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Haley's friend, Alan Chislof, suffered a concussion, facial laceration near his right temple, a bad cut above his left eye, facial bruising and hematoma.
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He is charged with beating his neighbor with a metal bar in August, cracking two ribs, bruising a kidney, fracturing a vertebra and more.
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After Olsen passed out, the woman allegedly went to the hospital, where Northrup says she was found to have vaginal injuries and facial bruising.
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Three drunken men brutally attacked her, she said, and she backed up the claim by posting a video showing heavy bruising on her face.
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Saieh previously controlled Chile's CorpBanca, which was taken oven by Brazil's Itau Unibanco last year after a bruising battle with unhappy U.S. minority shareholders.
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It is a grim spectacle, but the upshot of the latest bruising episode is that Mrs May staggers away bloodied to fight another round.
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China auto sales have been hurt by a slowing economy and a bruising trade dispute with the United States that has hurt consumer confidence.
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"None of the injured are in critical condition and the majority had light bruising," Usiminas, as the company is known, said in a statement.
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It would be worse, surely, if Ms Klobuchar were seen as just a timid Midwesterner unready for the bruising clashes of a national campaign.
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Events between now and November 2020 — including a potentially bruising campaign to choose the Democratic presidential nominee — could swing the race in Trump's favor.
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In the digital void, his music is funny and abstract; in person, it's bruising and immediate, the intensity underlying the subversion of the lyrics.
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It's this physical communication—tactile affection and gentle bruising—that is missing in the way we have come to characterise young men in nightclubs.
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"The single best thing that happened to stocks in November was the hideous bruising that we got in the month of October," he said.
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In addition the company's one-star reviews on Facebook include reports of severe bruising, weight gain, sagging skin, increased cellulite, nausea, and menstruation changes.
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Photographs of two of the bodies seen by Reuters show them lying on the river bank with apparent bruising on their necks and shoulders.
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Satterfield is suing for at least $500,000 in damages for injuries including a concussion, facial fractures, extensive bruising, and a perforated eardrum, among others.
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The unarmed Stafford began striking Roof in the face and the body, leading to bruising, before detention officers broke up the fight, authorities said.
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Facebook faced in the U.S. more questioning by lawmakers after a bruising first bout on Tuesday, when senators from both parties condemned the project.
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In this volatile market, being a listed company with slowing growth is as bruising an experience as being attacked by trolls on social media.
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The former Secretary of State declared victory in the bruising Democratic primary Tuesday after a tougher-than-expected battle against Vermont senator Bernie Sanders.
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TMZ broke the story ... Ray's gf at the time alleged his violent ways resulted in scratches on her neck and bruising on her leg.
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Her choice in 2010, Christian Wulff, was elected in a bruising third round of voting, when a plurality rather than an absolute majority suffices.
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The announcement comes after the House GOP lost its majority in a bruising midterm defeat, with Democrats likely picking up 30 or more seats.
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Patients with ITP, which is caused by a low number of platelets, suffer bruising, bleeding and in some cases can even bleed to death.
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Amazon, for example, was said to be a "bruising" workplace, according to a 2015 feature in The New York Times (a descriptor Amazon disputes).
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He noted several times at SALT that he has taken the high road after his bruising Washington setback, including in opening remarks on Wednesday.
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Handel took the stage at her own party shortly after Ossoff conceded, striking a tone of unity after a long and sometimes bruising campaign.
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Despite the brand's positive claims, doctors previously told Insider that waist trainers can cause serious health problems, including nausea, fainting, bruising, and fractured ribs.
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He missed the previous two games after bruising his right knee while running into a wall Wednesday in Texas trying to make a catch.
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The pup has some bruising and a cut on his hind leg, but didn't break a single bone in the fall, his owner said.
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Still louche and languid, he has acquired a touch of silver on his sideburns and a glut of life experiences, both joyful and bruising.
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China and the United States remain locked in a bruising trade war involving tariff hikes on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods.
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A bloc of moderate Democrats, along with others who have survived bruising election fights, may be in no mood to raise taxes, analysts say.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE escaped the prospects of a bruising Republican primary after Reps.
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Ms. Parody remained admirably stoic throughout the bruising week as she sought to set the record straight and recast the debate on constructive terms.
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Epstein was placed on suicide watch on July 23 after he was found on the floor of his cell with bruising to his neck.
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After Bush's bruising loss to Clinton in 1992, the two men eventually teamed up to lead humanitarian efforts after a devastating tsunami in Asia.
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Graham during the Fox News segment lauded Collins for voting "yes" on Kavanaugh, saying she did not want to "legitimize" the bruising nomination process.
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She leads Trump in opinion polls after a bruising campaign in which she has struggled to convince voters that she is trustworthy and honest.
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After that, he lost to Nate Diaz and then bruising Brit Ross Pearson both by knockout, before losing to Alexander Yakovlev by unanimous decision.
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The destruction and harm that a needle does to the flesh of fruit becomes a metaphor for the emotional bruising that words can create.
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The arrest has stoked tensions between the United States and China, which have been trying to negotiate an end to their bruising trade war.
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Kyrsten Sinema, who has about $5 million in her campaign account, looks set to avoid the kind of bruising primary facing her Republican rivals.
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr.'s confirmation hearings in 2006 were far less bruising than the ones endured by Justice Thomas and Judge Kavanaugh.
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After his bruising defeat, Johnson made good on his threat to seek a general election, tabling a motion calling for a vote on Oct.
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I started training midway through my sophomore year of college as a sort of quest for redemption after a series of ego-bruising events.
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A photo made the rounds of the synthetic baby with a blue hue perhaps meant to simulate bruising, a lack of oxygen or decomposition.
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To look at the tech industry from afar, you'd think it's an unforgiving, bruising competition where only the consistently successful companies and products survive.
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"You're a piece of luminous fruit / yet to be bruised," as he writes, and that prospect of bruising serves as the book's contrapuntal theme.
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It has been a bruising, expensive and drawn-out election season here in New York, and it finally came to an end last night.
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But as the bruising aftermath made clear, the divide, for the moment at least, cannot be bridged by clever diplomacy and cordial talking points.
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Bruising junior A.J. Dillon sailed past the 221,245-yard mark for his career while pacing Boston College with 151 yards rushing on 27 carries.
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One attendee recalled a bruising he received from his supervisor when he was a resident and had given a patient a New Yorker cartoon.
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"I was told by the vet initially that despite not having broken any bones, X-rays showed significant bruising to his lungs," Heinrich said.
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Ms. Collins, who has glided to victory in her recent elections, this time faced the prospect of bruising and expensive attacks from the right.
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A top Republican aide said the call will be a chance for leaders to take the temperature of members after a bruising election season.
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Mr. Koogler, whose earlier "Kill Floor" mined similar emotional ground, sets his dramatis personae on what would seem to be a bruising collision course.
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When done by a professional, there are very few risks associated with acupressure, except some slight bruising where the pressure was applied, he says.
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Nor did he have any of the most common signs of leukemia: an enlarged liver or spleen, big lymph nodes, fever or easy bruising.
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If your child is regularly head banging to the point of bruising, swelling or self-injury, you should call your pediatrician, Dr. Kurtz said.
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The Indiana congressman has long been gearing up for a bid and has not shied away from bruising battles with GOP opponent fellow Rep.
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More evidence of weakness in the world's second-largest economy, already battered by a bruising trade dispute with the United States, curbed risk sentiment.
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If McGregor should manage to make a fight of it and go the distance, it will bruise both the bruising game and Mayweather's legacy.
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The president is looking to firm up his support among conservative Christians and abortion opponents as he prepares for a likely bruising reelection campaign.
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The dollar has taken a bruising this year as the elation faded that Trump's presidency would quickly bring about fiscal stimulus and tax reform.
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Known for his bruising running style, he played in Green Bay from 2207-21 and exceeded 4.53,24.5 rushing yards each season from 2115-166.
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Many lawmakers want to move on after a bruising health-care fight over the summer that came up one vote short in the Senate.
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The survey was conducted following a bruising general election campaign in which the BBC faced accusations of bias from both main UK political parties.
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Or spinning baseline for a bruising layup, then picking himself off the floor and making the free throw to complete a 3-point play.
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The common currency has lost 0.8 percent so far this week, with the Islamist State suicide bomb attacks in Brussels on Tuesday bruising sentiment.
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She sustained a skull fracture with subdural bleeding, bruising and swelling, and also suffered a seizure upon being hospitalized, her family's attorney said later.
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Martha McSally easily won Tuesday's bruising Republican Senate primary, the president threw his support behind her in her bid to win outgoing GOP Sen.
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Yet Murray has not played since Britain's opening tie at the Davis Cup finals in Madrid last month when the pelvic bruising flared up.
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And James Comey, above, told top agents that he'd been asked to remain as head of the F.B.I., averting another potentially bruising confirmation battle.
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JPMorgan Chase's shares rose in early trading Friday on the news, helping to lift the broader market after two straight days of bruising losses.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — There have been four years of civil disobedience, reputation-bruising boycotts over bathroom access, and legal battles over voting laws and gerrymanders.
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Last week, the newly minted French leader delivered a bruising rebuke of Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris accord in a televised address.
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The steady revenue growth had helped Alphabet weather an otherwise bruising last few months on the stock market for big technology and communications companies.
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Now, as Mr. Buhari is in the final throes of a bruising re-election campaign, he stands accused of falling short on all fronts.
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To be totally honest, seeing this intimacy reflected onscreen in such a bruising way wasn't at all what I expected from Big Little Lies.
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Shares of Yelp began the day in a nose dive in anticipation of an expected bruising fourth-quarter report at the close of markets.
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And now, new details are emerging that could further imperil his chances of making it through what could be a bruising Senate confirmation fight.
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She faces a bruising battle, however, trying to unseat two-term Congressman Mike Bishop, who won with 56 percent of the vote in 2016.
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Hamblin is a bruising 217'6'', impossible to stop until Sunday night, and Weisner did it all—facilitator, shooter, a combo guard and elite defender.
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O for $2.4 billion, adding to its growing portfolio of U.S. restaurants after a bruising proxy fight over the direction of the chicken wing chain.
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House GOP guts ethics panel But for now, Democrats will likely focus on making the coming months as politically bruising as possible for the GOP.
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Medical examiners also determined that Seth had bruising on his cheek, forearms, chest, buttocks and lower abdomen, according to a criminal complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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But sources have told CNN that there is also concern about a possibly bruising confirmation fight that could given Guiliani's web of business interests abroad.
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"Any IV usage involves a small risk of infection — you can also experience pain, bleeding or bruising if the needle misses the vein," he explains.
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The case has stoked political tensions in what is regarded as one of Africa's more stable and functional democracies following a bruising election last year.
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The fan reaction has been appropriately sour, but Sega has still defended what it calls a "really positive" launch in a bruising interview with Eurogamer.
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But traders continued to pay close attention to U.S.-China trade headlines to figure out Beijing and Washington's next moves in their bruising tariff tussle.
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Tragedies bookended Brazil's year in the spotlight Bruising poll numbers The online vitriol is symptomatic of a wider criticism of Temer and his new government.
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The 26-year-old receptionist had suffered more than 40 injuries, including serious internal trauma, bruising, and a blow-out fracture to her left eye.
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During visits, Bowser said she began to see bruising all over her mother&aposs body, which was rarely washed, and found fungus covering her feet.
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She won Indian Wells in March behind her bruising groundstrokes but bowed out of the last 16 of the Miami Open with a shoulder injury.
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Equities rose on optimism about the holiday shopping season, powering gains in shares of retail and technology stocks after a bruising sell-off last week.
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After a couple of failed attempts and some light bruising, the researcher finally finds a beefy vein in my hand and we're good to go.
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Marvel's Daredevil series set a high bar back in 2015 by featuring some of the most bruising, heart palpitation-inducing fight choreography featured on television.
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As brittle and bruising as O FUCC IM ON THE WRONG PLANET can be, in those moments of chaos there's ecstasy too—some unexplainable uplift.
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His face and arms still showed signs of bruising, and he said he had been beaten with a baton on the head, knees, and arms.
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Over the Seahawks' last three road games, they have outscored their opponents by 24-26, and have done it without Marshawn Lynch, their bruising tailback.
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Over the Seahawks' last three road games, they have outscored their opponents by 109-19, and have done it without Marshawn Lynch, their bruising tailback.
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Vallen Graham, a research associate at Rockefeller University, was ejected from his seat and into the seat back in front of him, bruising his ribs.
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The 43rd president kept his distance from Trump during a bruising election campaign that pitted the business mogul against Bush's brother Jeb in the primary.
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Trump and the RNC previously formalized an effort to raise $1 billion for what will likely be a bruising and expensive campaign against Hillary Clinton.
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He allegedly suffered visible bruising and swelling to his right temple, as well as a contusion to his left forehead ... he also hurt his hip.
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Leeds-based purveyors of melancholic pop, Bruising, have captured this in their new video for "I Don't Mind" but in a much more pleasant way.
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But some analysts warn of weakening demand as China's scrutiny on corporate taxation and bruising trade tensions with the United States tighten corporate advertising budgets.
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Bruising running back LeGarrette Blount has rolled up 193 yards and two touchdowns this season, but exited a 27-6 victory over Houston on Dec.
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TRADE WAR, tech war, new cold war or just plain decoupling: call it what you will, the confrontation between America and China has been bruising.
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This bruising election season has left some Americans understandably doubtful that social media can be force for democratic good, but we can't give up hope.
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While Amazon has been criticized for an allegedly bruising work culture, the tech behemoth offers its 200,000 employees high pay and perks like parental leave.
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The weak yen lifted exporters too and took the sting off a bruising slide in shares of Toshiba Corp after it booked a massive writedown.
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Democrats also have to get their base of voters to the polls, in a year when Hillary Clinton faced a bruising challenge from Vermont Sen.
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It's Albright's research that helped build a bruising story in The New York Times on how the Russians used fake identities to stoke American rage.
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Talks to resolve the bruising trade war will continue next week in Washington, with both sides saying this week's negotiations in Beijing made good progress.
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She also suffered bruising and hand prints from others slapping her on her backside, which she told her mother about the next day, documents say.
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Chinese stocks suffered a bruising January, losing circa 20 percent, amid the release of weaker-than-expected manufacturing data and concerns over central bank policy.
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Comey's testimony has all but stalled Trump's legislative agenda, but the White House has tried to soldier on during what has been a bruising week.
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While it is ultimately President Trump's call, Director Cordray could challenge his dismissal in court, which would likely result in a bruising and lengthy litigation.
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However, Italy's telecoms market has faced bruising competition among established players and the entry in May of a fourth, cut-price player, France's Iliad (ILD.PA).
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Zigzagging the full gambit of dance music, the 51st DJ Kicks edition is a heady concoction of sultry house, velvety blues, and bruising hip-hop.
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The 80-year-old Arizona Republican took the floor on Tuesday afternoon, with a scar above his left brow and some bruising underneath his eye.
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So instead of fighting the lanky Hammer at 160 pounds, she'll face the bruising Adler, who could weigh as much as 180 on fight night.
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BHP is still smarting from a bruising battle with its union at Escondida, the world's biggest copper mine in which it has a majority stake.
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It's a bruising, bloody, taxing, wonderful business that speaks directly to the darkness inside us and exposes both fighters and fans for who they are.
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That's why I had a little bit of swelling and light bruising, but nothing anyone would notice or a good foundation and concealer couldn't cover.
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