Undershoots, by contrast, would cause pain in the labour market.
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Their bites can cause pain, itching, muscle pain, and necrosis.
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It may take time and cause pain in the interim.
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Slavery doesn't merely cause pain and suffering to the slave.
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This can cause pain or discomfort in your lower back.
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If they cause pain the whole organ can be surgically removed.
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Going straight for anal can cause pain, and nobody wants that.
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It can cause pain as well as fatigue, headaches and insomnia.
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Unfortunately, PET scans are expensive, and lumbar punctures can cause pain.
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It can also cause pain due to the inflammation and swelling.
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But sometimes that distance is still close enough to cause pain.
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Corneas are resilient, but injury can cause pain and vision impairment.
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Pulling the tick straight out would cause pain and probably tear the membrane.
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In no way would I ever want to cause pain, distress or concern.
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If Vibrio infects an open wound, it can cause pain, redness and swelling.
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Corporal punishment is typically intended to cause pain but not physically injure children.
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For other women, it takes a massive amount of disease to cause pain.
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Suboptimal muscles use leads to weaker joint support, and weird postures cause pain.
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I'm sorry, not pain, but to cause pain, jealousy, envy, hunger for power.
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This includes erectile dysfunction, difficulty reaching orgasm, or conditions that cause pain during intercourse.
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And I failed, and I did cause pain to the people in the cast.
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It's connected to wires that can each cause pain relief, appetite suppression, or depression.
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The sensitivity may also cause pain while you pee which just isn't fun for anyone.
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When a meniscus is torn, it can cause pain, swelling and stiffness in the joint.
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It can help fix misalignments that cause pain while still allowing them to ride aerodynamically.
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And overdoing it on kegels can cause pain or damage to your muscle, Gunter wrote.
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More than 100,000 women have sued over the implants, saying they cause pain and bleeding.
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Sounds at 120 dBA, the highest measurement Nora recorded, can cause pain and ear injury.
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We resist evidence suggesting that music can cloud reason, stir rage, cause pain, even kill.
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She notes that delaying pumping for more than a few hours can cause pain and infection.
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These methods may be potentially life threatening and can cause pain, permanent injury, hemorrhage, and death.
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A small bump in the road can cause pain to someone who just had hip surgery.
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Rheumatoid arthritis can cause pain, swelling, depression, anxiety, fatigue and a slew of other unpleasant symptoms.
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While it's true that dentists are in close contact with other people all day long, they're also often perceived to be people who cause pain or have the potential to cause pain, which can make it difficult for them to develop close personal relationships with their patients.
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Sounds of 110 decibels and greater can cause physical discomfort and above 130 decibels actually cause pain.
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They were simply hoping to compare how several mole rat species respond to things that cause pain.
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I have endometriosis, a chronic reproductive health condition that can cause pain, fatigue, organ damage, and infertility.
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"It's still going to cause pain but not nearly as bad as the Great Recession," said Faucher.
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In 2013, Inaba was diagnosed with Sjogren's syndrome, an incurable immune disorder that can cause pain and fatigue.
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I DO UNDERSTAND THAT EVERY NOW AND THEN THEY CAUSE PAIN AND SUFFERING IN A VERY SPECIFIC PLACE.
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Finally, frostbitten skin can turn dark blue, black or gray, and cause pain that can last for hours.
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I cannot allow those forces to continue to cause pain and difficulty to the people that I love.
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The condition—more commonly known as an inflamed prostate—can cause pain, difficulty urinating, and flu-like symptoms.
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The condition can cause pain-free bleeding during sex and in between period cycles, according to Harvard Health.
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Suicide can leave the survivors with anger, confusion and guilt, and even well-intentioned words can cause pain.
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But by making the decision to cancel, she will indeed cause pain — to herself and to other authors.
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Constipation during pregnancy is also common, and can lead to anal fissures that could cause pain during anal sex.
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Wearing high heels for a long period of time can also cause pain and long-term damage, they say.
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Potential withdrawal from NAFTA isn't the only plank of the president's trade agenda that could cause pain for agriculture.
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"Many pregnant women get hemorrhoids around the rectum, so anal sex could cause pain or some bleeding," Minkin says.
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If a bone spur becomes too large or is in a bad spot, it can cause pain during throwing.
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Jessen said it was "one of the most" effective techniques they used and claimed it did not cause pain.
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Tai chi, as long as movements that cause pain are avoided, can relieve stress and improve strength and balance.
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It does not place undue stress on joints and muscles and therefore is unlikely to cause pain or injury.
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His own economic policy team, meanwhile, concedes that this is wrong and trade war will cause pain on both sides.
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" He continued, "I cannot allow those forces to continue to cause pain and difficulty to the people that I love.
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If you do feel like size is an issue, try loading up on lube and avoiding positions that cause pain.
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"Smart humans who behave immorally tend to cause pain on a much larger scale than their dumber compatriots," he said.
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Simply lying on a table for a 45-minute biopsy can cause pain for women with significant arthritis, she said.
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When they are tight it can cause pain with sex, a fit issue and even pain or difficulty with orgasm.
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Both diseases can also cause pain and abnormal discharge or bleeding, and can be passed to a baby during delivery.
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A price war would no doubt cause pain to those OPEC members with higher production costs than Saudi Arabia, sure.
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Eric Greitens (R) said that the verdict would "cause pain" for many St. Louis residents, but pleaded for peaceful protests.
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At its worst, it may cause the whole groin area to swell, or cause pain during sex, urination, or pooping.
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Simply lying on a table for a 45-minute biopsy can cause pain for women with significant arthritis, she said.
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Typically, these reports are the cause of a person's sexual curiosity or "exotic impulses" and don't always cause pain or harm.
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Extensive research NSAIDs relieve physical aches by blocking the production of prostaglandins, chemicals in the body that cause pain and inflammation.
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It is possible that marijuana contains chemicals that cause pain relief in lobsters but this would have to be proven experimentally.
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Those included a push to restore friendly relations with Russia and to review the economic sanctions that cause pain for Moscow.
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Many medical conditions that cause pain can be treated if caught early, but some can become life-threatening problems if ignored.
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The premise of his work is that nothing the body offers is denied so long as it does not cause pain.
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While THCB seemed to cause pain relief in mice, just as little is known about the properties of these two chemicals.
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The only way her book could cause pain is if it were dropped from a high-story window onto somebody's head.
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"As our knowledge grows, it may one day allow us to live in a world where we don't cause pain needlessly."
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Most bone spurs don't cause pain and require no treatment, but they can become a problem if they reach a certain size.
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"I don't want him out to cause pain and havoc on anyone else's family, anyone else's children," she said, according to KSL.
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"While these events took place many years ago, we realize that they continue to cause pain for members of our community," Conard wrote.
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That doctor diagnosed Helicobacter pylori – a bacterium tough enough to survive the acid environment of the stomach that can cause pain and ulcers.
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As our circumstances and bodies change, as we inflict and cause pain, as our lives expand and contract, what of the self endures?
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When a woman is breastfeeding, her body continues to produce milk that needs to be expressed or it can cause pain and swelling.
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It will lead you into a quagmire that will cause pain for millions of Americans and bedevil you for the next four years.
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Taser cornered the market on police stun guns by supercharging its weapons so that they didn't just cause pain; they induced incapacitating muscle contractions.
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However, we draw a hard line when it comes to hate speech that aims to purposely cause pain to others in a hateful way.
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" He said the episode was "the action of one individual who meant to cause pain and harm and probably death, and the resulting terror.
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The injections can cause pain and irritation, and patients are usually sent home with leg braces that they will wear for a few weeks.
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Some patients who seem to have a vagina that would cause pain are not in discomfort, whereas others with a healthy exam report distress.
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As cartilage, the tissue that covers the bone between joints, is gradually worn down, the bones can rub against each other and cause pain.
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Though it is often linked simply to positive feelings and behaviors, we can also use empathy to more effectively cause pain, like a skilled bully.
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While "rhabdo" can be benign if one immediately rests, hydrates, and seeks treatment, it does cause pain, swelling, and fatigue, to name a few symptoms.
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During the procedure, the abdomen is inflated with a gas that can dissipate and cause pain during the recovery, which was the case for Hyland.
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Whether expectations were too high, values and lifestyles changed, old habits continued to cause pain; you both deserve to have a friendship that feels safe.
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But a sprain will cause pain and instability in the affected joint (think: wobbly ankle after you step off the curb in a weird way).
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When a woman is breastfeeding, experts say, her body continues to produce milk that needs to be expressed or it can cause pain and swelling.
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And that explains why many of us get tongue-tied: It's hard to know what will be welcome and what will annoy or cause pain.
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A no-deal Brexit could cause pain not only via direct trade but also indirect exports through Europe's interlinked value chain, the EBRD report said.
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Damage from the eclipse is unlikely to cause pain, because the nerves that were damaged are light-sensing nerves, not pain nerves, Dr. Cioffi said.
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The intent was to cause pain to those responsible for the threat to peace and security while leaving the general population of North Korea undamaged.
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The notion that a book can cause pain is just one more example of the tyrannical coddling of overly sensitive readers that defines this era.
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This can cause pain and bleeding, and requires prompt removal of the device — something your doctor should have no problem helping you with, you would assume.
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Lobsters do not have CB1-type and CB2-type proteins and therefore there is no reason to expect that marijuana would cause pain relief in lobsters.
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If left untreated, gonorrhea can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease (which can cause pain and infertility) and can lead to an increased risk of contracting HIV.
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"We don't really have language for a friendship breakup, and we don't tend to recognize it as something that should and will cause pain," she says.
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Wozniacki also said she was not bothered by her rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune condition that can cause pain and swelling in the wrist and other joints.
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" Bishop introduced a bill, the KITTEN Act of 2018, that would prevent the USDA from using cats or kittens "in experiments that cause pain or stress.
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This traditional ritual, which ranges from nicks to extreme damage to the female anatomy, can cause pain during sex and child birth, and reduced sexual sensation.
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I just never wanted to be on the other side of that and cause pain to the families I was doing that to, whether right or wrong.
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The department said prolonged standing while wearing high heels will not only cause pain and fatigue, but can also lead to problems in the spine and joints.
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Rockefeller is disabled and does not want to cause pain to the derailment's victims by granting media interviews, his attorney Ira Maurer said in a phone interview.
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Tears in the vagina that happen during vaginal deliveries can cause pain during sex, but luckily ACOG has guidelines to help doctors reduce the severity of tears.
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As a veterinary neurologist-neurosurgeon, I see dogs with problems like brain tumors or encephalitis that would cause pain or headache in human patients all the time.
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So, in general, a strain will cause pain when you try to use the torn muscle (think: sore hamstrings after overextending your leg on your morning jog).
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In addition, AbbVie may try and differentiate its drug from some of the biosimilar injections that contain citrate or citric acid, which can cause pain or stinging.
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But in a handful of cases (up to 0.03 percent of them), the gallstones cause pain and inflammation as the body tries to get rid of them.
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The corpus luteum cysts, another type of functional cysts, develop when the follicle releases an egg during your cycle, and again, are usually harmless and rarely cause pain.
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But though most infections or cases of OME go away on their own, too much or chronic fluid can cause pain or even severe complications like hearing loss.
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Other tactics include grinding the sole of the hoof to expose sensitive tissues or inserting hard objects between the shoe or pad and the sole to cause pain.
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This was a highly sensitive, hyperintelligent person who, while wanting very much to help the artist, never wanted to cause pain or humiliation to any other human being.
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People with damaged cartilage in their knees can undergo so-called matrix-induced autologous chondrocyte implantation, or MACI, surgery to fix the defects that cause pain and swelling.
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But they continue to cause pain for LME shorts trying to roll positions in the face of low stocks liquidity, dominant stock holders and the resulting spread volatility.
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We need lawmakers, as well as the public, to rally around these measures and ensure that tax cuts don't cause pain for charities and the people they serve.
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" "Things are changing for the better, for which we at ASU are grateful, but that doesn't take away the possibility that the picture caused or will cause pain.
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Variations within SCN9A not only cause pain insensitivity, but have also been shown to trigger two severe conditions characterized by extreme pain: primary erythermalgia and paroxysmal extreme pain disorder.
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But in his speech on Saturday, Sisi said Egypt, the Arab world's most populous country, could not afford to put off implementing the reforms even if they cause pain.
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Assuming current lending standards and trends hold, automotive credit should remain accessible, and any contained losses in subprime are not likely to cause pain for the economy more broadly.
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We have to find the root causes — the anomalies, the cells that have mutated — and stop them before they spread to vital organs and cause pain, suffering, and death.
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They just want to fix it, they just want to, know they're going to cause pain and want to ... I think that they see the upside and the downside.
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However, according to Guidone, hysterectomies are not a conclusive way to "cure" women of endometriosis, as lesions remaining in other parts of her body will continue to cause pain.
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Some couples may benefit from seeing a sex therapist, Chavez says, who can do exercises with couples to teach them how to enhance pleasure and avoid things that cause pain.
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The highest tariffs seem to be on products designed to cause pain among President Donald Trump's political base of support — animal products, fruits and vegetables that come from the Midwest.
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While bullying and punishing Mexico may play to Mr. Trump's base, it would not only cause pain south of the river, but would also bring the United States more problems.
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She was found to have low vitamin D levels; this vitamin is essential for bone formation, and deficiencies are known to cause pain, so she was started on replacement doses.
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In truth, the firestorm over blackface photos is only the latest example of Virginia suffering humiliations over racism that cause pain to its residents and tarnish its well-burnished reputation.
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"There's no evidence to suggest a wider plot or a wider scheme, but the actions of one individual who meant to cause pain and harm and probably death," Cuomo said.
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While there's speculation that infrasound might be able to vibrate the body's organs or inner ear to cause pain, vertigo, and nausea, "These are things that haven't been proven," Jauchem says.
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I remember about a million people rising up about Iraq and he ignored it Blair argued that Brexit would cause "pain and misery" for many, and make people less well off.
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If the pupil is stuck in the open state, bright situations — normally handled by reducing the pupil to a pinhole — will overwhelm the iris and cause pain or even serious damage.
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Due to the shape of some people's inner ear, the headphones simply don't fit every possible ear shape well, or in some cases, cause pain when placed firmly inside the ear.
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" The recent relative strength in the U.S. dollar could cause pain for emerging market equities, which have thrived this year against a weak dollar, Maley said Friday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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"We believe in the need to unite all the different political forces that believe this political and social model of austerity will only cause pain to most of the population," Mrs.
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Publishing an essay that, on the face of it, would cause pain to a number of people besides the author requires an editor to inform himself or herself about that trial.
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"It was my intention not to cause pain or suffering, but to speak against the continued marginalization of these stories and peoples, and to build awareness around their significance," he wrote.
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"Iran will be looking for ways to cause pain in the United States without provoking a severe counterattack," Stewart Baker, a Steptoe and Johnson attorney and former NSA general counsel, said.
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While laser ablation is at times medically necessary for those who suffer from varicose veins that weaken their legs or cause pain, it should not be used to achieve cosmetic results.
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Once aware of their counterproductive habits, students are given the opportunity to experience alternative movements, postures and behaviors and, through practice, create new habits that are less likely to cause pain.
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Barroso said that if the number of U.S. tourists were to fall again, it would cause "pain for many Cubans" who like him worked in the tourism sector and support their family.
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According to the National Institutes of Health, multiple lipomatosis causes lipomas to form that don&apost typically cause pain but can interfere with daily life and can be surgically removed if needed.
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Relief appears remote, analysts and economists say; the underlying problems have been building for so long that they can only be fixed through long-term policies that are likely to cause pain.
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If I don't work out, the fusions could continue, or the current fusions will cause pain as it's harder for my body to naturally pump fluid from my spine to my other joints.
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The Chinese tariffs did not include oil, natural gas, or gasoline or diesel fuel, but they did include petrochemicals and propane, which could cause pain for those producers if the tariffs are imposed.
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That's bad news, because if gonorrhea is not treated, it can cause pain and fertility problems in both men and women; in pregnant women it can cause complications for mother and child alike.
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But the ancient ritual - which typically involves the partial or total removal of the external genitalia and can cause pain, infertility and death - remains deeply entrenched in many African countries despite years of activism.
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Higher inflation and interest rates would cause pain for businesses borrowing money and for citizens in receipt of working-age welfare payments, most of which are frozen in cash terms from 2016 to 2020.
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While the global decline in oil prices will certainly cause pain for both Saudi Arabia and Russia, its impact on US oil producers, especially many of the smaller shale producers, could be especially severe.
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In more than 256 percent, surgeons also removed underarm lymph nodes, a procedure usually conducted to help determine future treatment, but one that can cause pain and infection, with arm swelling that hampers mobility.
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Dr. Catsby Cat Food Bowl, available at Amazon or Chewy, $19.95 For cats with sensitive whiskers, brushing up against the side of a food or water bowl can cause pain and make eating stressful.
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Alaina, 23, Boston, MassachusettsI have multiple disabilities, but the major ones that cause pain are endometriosis and dyspraxia, which affects my balance, motor skills, and ability to walk—and sometimes causes pain as a result.
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Many American businesses and farmers support President Donald Trump's mission to address long-standing issues with what they say are unfair trading practices — but using tariffs as negotiating tools can cause pain in the meantime.
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Shoes that are too narrow or too small can cause pain, but shoes that are too loose can result in lower gait speed, shorter stride length, and an irregular gait pattern, the study team notes.
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Clair took her daughter, Violet, to the office of an eye specialist, where she was diagnosed with Coats disease, a rare condition where abnormal growth of blood vessels behind the eye can cause pain and blindness.
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"The fibroids themselves can affect women in two ways," Dr. Lerner explains: Depending on the size and location, they can cause pain and heavy menstrual bleeding, and they can interfere with your ability to become pregnant.
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"They will exert pressure on us and cause pain, but we will certainly come out of the end of this healthier," he said about the penalties that went back into effect at 12:01am ET Tuesday.
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Over-the-counter painkillers like ibuprofen can help alleviate migraines somewhat, as can off-label prescription medications that constrict blood flow in the brain, or treatments like Botox that freeze the nerve endings thought to cause pain.
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Made of natural yogurt and lactobacilli bacteria, it can help digestion while normal ice cream can cause pain and diarrhea in dogs, according to shop owner Mauricio Montoya, who said the food is also safe for humans.
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Most people with large breasts that cause pain and discomfort think about having a reduction at one point or another, and those who have had the surgery usually claim it was the best decision they ever made.
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When this happens, the muscles supposed to be doing the movement get even weaker and even less likely to do their job, and cause the overactive muscle to take on too much work and possibly cause pain.
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But then some of the friends she had just met told her they were planning to walk off the tour to visit a Palestinian family, an act of protest that was bound to cause pain and controversy.
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Rows over money have always been the bitterest of all in the EU. The departure of such a big net contributor will cause pain, one reason why the commission has talked up the size of the exit bill.
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Candidates for a reduction usually have breasts that are so large and heavy that they cause pain to the neck and/or back, skin irritation on the undercrease, and/or extreme discomfort from bra straps digging into the skin.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, goiters themselves are harmless — though they can be uncomfortable, and cause pain when swallowing or coughing — but they could signify a bigger issue, such as thyroid, Graves' or Hashimoto's disease, or even thyroid cancer.
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The current peaked at around 40 or 50 milliamps, which is more than enough to cause pain in a wide range of animal species, suggesting that the technique is specifically meant to dissuade further pestering from anything that would dare.
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In the Wednesday ruling, the Cincinnati-based 6th Circuit majority said that while the protocol might cause pain in some cases, plaintiffs did not meet the legal standard showing the method to be sure or very likely to cause serious pain.
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According to Debiparshad, the procedure can cause pain especially during the first week of recovery since it does involve the breaking of bone, but most patients tell him the pain wasn&apost as bad as they expected it to be.
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As cargo ships head to ports in China with U.S. exports and Chinese ships head to U.S. ports, the new tariffs threaten to disrupt the established economic world order in ways that will soon cause pain for American and Chinese consumers.
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Music can cause pain because of its emotional and psychological functions, greatly affecting our self-identity and emotions, both of which are targeted in torture, explained Grant, adding no particular type or structure of music is more effective for torture.
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But his death should also serve as a reminder about the ways in which humans cause pain to less charismatic fauna, and lead to reflection and, ideally, behavioral changes so that fewer animals are subject to human cruelty, regardless of their species.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A trade war between China and the United States would only cause pain, China's commerce minister said on Saturday, as analysts say the spectre of deteriorating U.S.-China ties is likely to weigh on confidence of exporters and investors worldwide.
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Dr. Jacqueline Sutera:The heel spurs are little calcifications that start to form at the bottom of the heel bone, and in someone who has, like, a very thin fat pad, you might be able to actually feel it, and can cause pain.
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Human Rights Watch also pointed to systematic abuse including beatings, foot-whipping and, in particular, a form of torture known as "shabeh" in Arabic, in which detainees are contorted for long periods into stress positions that cause pain but rarely leave marks.
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After the Supreme Court's 5-to-4 ruling, critics of the death penalty continued to argue that the drug lacked the power to render a prisoner sufficiently unconscious before executioners administered drugs that cause pain when stopping a person's breathing and heartbeat.
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The disease, which is more common in people of African descent, causes red blood cells to stick to vessel walls, blocking blood flow and preventing oxygen from reaching tissues; the lack of oxygen can damage organs and cause pain so severe it requires hospitalization.
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" He convinces himself that in life, "sooner or later, you cause pain, and it was better to decide up front who you cause it to, like the King…so what if the man moved poison when they asked for it on the other side?
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" Mr. Francisco wrote that Judge Chutkan's ruling "would have the perverse result of forcing the federal government to use state three-drug protocols" that the government had "concluded — and death-row inmates have contended for the past decade — are more likely to cause pain.
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He miscalculated the US and the US had miscalculated China as it looks to the Chinese economic slowdown and concludes quickly that it has the advantage in the negotiations without appreciating all the tools that China has in hand to cause pain to consumers and exporters.
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Forty years ago, the TLC singer, 47, was diagnosed with sickle-cell disease, which causes red blood cells to stick to vessel walls, blocking blood flow and preventing oxygen from reaching tissues; the lack of oxygen can damage organs and cause pain so severe it requires hospitalization.
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Higher levels of uric acid in the body can also lead to other health problems, like gout, which can happen when uric acid builds up in the body, "forming sharp, needlelike urate crystals in a joint or surrounding tissue that cause pain, inflammation and swelling," according to the Mayo Clinic.
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In an episode about energy healing, a body healer cites the "double slit experiment" from quantum mechanics to credentialize his work—a practice that involves waving his hands like a puppeteer above a person's body to release the energy that's "trapped" in the fascia and can cause pain, disease, and emotional unrest.
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According to the lawsuit filed by the state's attorney general on Tuesday, J&J and its Ethicon unit falsely marketed the devices as a safe and superior option to non-mesh treatments for pelvic floor disorders, when it was aware that they could cause pain, bleeding, loss of sexual function and other side effects.
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Sometimes, there are people that try to bring them down and cause pain with their words but Boggs says that, "I can get hundreds of negative comments but it's that one message that I'll get, even if it's just the one that says 'This is what I needed to see today,' it's those messages that remind me that it's worth it."
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On their first night back home, Gus couldn't sleep and woke his mom, so she took him downstairs to watch TV. That's when Lesley noticed her son's legs, chest, and back were covered with a bull's-eye rash — a common symptom of Lyme disease that can occur from 3 to 30 days after an infected tick bite and usually doesn't itch or cause pain.
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I have a glaring example from my past that I have thought about with deep regret in the many years since, and certainly each time I took a step forward in public service, realizing that my goals and this memory could someday collide and cause pain for people I care about, those who stood with me in the many years since, or those who I hoped to serve while in office.
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Perhaps House Republicans should look to a member of their conference who has demonstrated real leadership, with the vision to determine what is achievable, the determination to devise and implement a plan to achieve the goal, and the ability to unite others in a cause greater than self, to the benefit of all over the long term, even when it might cause pain to some of them in the short term.
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Charlie Glickman, the former education program manager for Good Vibrations who now serves as b-Vibe's spokesperson, told me that during his 16 years at the celebrated sex toy store, he saw a number of anal toys that just didn't make sense: Butt plugs with necks too short for the sphincter to properly grip, thus increasing the likelihood of the toy falling, or shooting, out of the butt; or toys with bumps and ridges more likely to cause pain than pleasure during a session of hard sex.
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