Cancer can be cured, tuberculosis can be cured, almost every illness can be cured, but not this one.
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Cured pork, wrapped in more cured pork, is exactly the kind of rustic snack we want.
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Recipes: Beet- and Horseradish-Cured Salmon | Duck Prosciutto | Shortcut Guanciale | Home-Cured Bacon cooking cooking cooking cooking
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The procedure that cured the first man of H.I.V. infection seems to have cured a second patient.
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Unlike city hams, which are wet-cured in a brine, country hams are dry-cured with salt.
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CURED AND UNCURED Virtually all sausages, except for fresh ones that require cooking like Italian sausage or fresh chorizo, are cured, since "cured" simply means preserved, whether it's with salt, smoke, brine or other methods.
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Others said kratom fixed their stutter, lifted the fog of a decadelong depression, cured insomnia, cured alcoholism, cured PMS, eased chronic pain caused by rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn's disease, and was "a miracle drug" for erectile dysfunction.
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Whether I'm cured or not doesn't change that — but getting cured means I won't have to worry about whether I even have a future.
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It can be made without meat, but usually it contains a small amount of pancetta (cured pork belly), guanciale (cured jowl) or Italian sausage.
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Nearly 12 years after the first person was cured of H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, researchers reported that they had cured a second patient.
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The tables had ice vases filled with white flowers, and the menu featured cured salmon, salt-cured ahi tuna and a venison tartar with truffle vinaigrette.
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Cured Meats: Cured meats keep for weeks in the fridge, and a chunk of smoked ham or salami in your bean pot adds so much flavor.
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The local salmon carpaccio — cured and cold-smoked in-house — came with crunchy cucumber rounds, radish shavings, endive chunks, fresh dill and house-cured salmon roe.
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"It probably won't be cured in my life time, but it might be cured in yours," he told a 10-year-old girl at the town hall.
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Gupta went on to tell the outlet that the patient was "in remission" and "functionally cured"; however, "It's too early to say he's cured" completely, said the doctor.
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Then she said anger is cured by "melting hearts," and that Nancy Reagan, who'd sooner eat shit than talk about her ballet dancer son, all but cured AIDS.
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At the museum we learn the family's history, see how the shark is cured, and get to taste some cured shark (it's poisonous fresh due to the ammonia content).
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You said Matthew from Downton Abbey was cured too fast — and I don't know if you watch Arrow, but they recently cured someone of paralysis in a few episodes.
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So to say that all cancer is going to be cured may be a stretch, but I think there will definitely be certain classes that are cured in our lifetimes.
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" Children and adults living with CHD are not "cured.
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For instance, they'll be told there was a recent drug trial, and they'll be given the numbers of people who were cured and not cured in both the treatment and placebo conditions.
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The statement added the total number of cases in UAE now stands at 45 cases, and two more cases have been cured which brings the total number of cured people to seven.
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But at least he had access to delicious cured meats.
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As for Jolie's claim that acupuncture cured her Bell's palsy?
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But why does it happen and how is it cured?
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The whole cured meat is bad thing should sound familiar.
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Epilepsy cannot be cured but can be managed with treatment.
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He made a fortune from an antiseptic that cured gonorrhoea.
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Some claim fevers will abate and asthma will be cured.
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Either we'd just cured cancer or we'd really screwed up.
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Obamacare is literally keeping me alive & can get me cured.
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Some of the best are cured up to 21 months.
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They hadn't cured any cancer, but they'd advanced the science.
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" She adds: "My nutritionist completely cured my fear of carbs.
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Lashes were cured and left bare, and eyebrows were bleached.
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No one is saying yet that hemophilia will be cured.
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Those who did fall ill were promptly cured with antibiotics.
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It sounded like she would do anything to be cured.
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I do not consider myself cured, and may never be.
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But here's the good news: Tree blindness can be cured.
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It seemed his horrible disease was cured — until it wasn't.
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For instance, an ear infection can be cured with antibiotics.
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Almost every illness can be cured, but not this one.
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"The fact that it hasn't been cured is a scandal."
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It's not like these holiday romances instantly cured my depression.
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It's not like I took the medication and emerged cured.
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African swine fever cannot be cured and has no vaccine.
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It will not be cured with a single treatment approach.
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It's curable, the goal is for me to be cured.
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Some of us are never going to be fully cured.
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It assumes we've not only cured all known diseases, we've cured age-related diseases we don't even know about yet (perhaps there are some diseases that wouldn't afflict us until we're several centuries old?).
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Fish roe are also in season during autumn, and you'll find sushi topped with glistening orange spheres of ikura (cured salmon roe) and blood-orange sujiko (non-cured salmon roe, still in the sac).
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Other examples of fermented foods include kimchi, pickles, and cured meats.
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That's supposed to be evidence that the cat cured the headaches.
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Tech fatigue How I cured my tech fatigue by ditching feeds
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Animals with rabies are always euthanized because they can't be cured.
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Ten people have contracted the virus, and three are since cured.
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After my raging hunger is cured, I get to meal prepping.
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While he has made much progress, he is still not cured.
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She could find no joy, and she could not be cured.
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"Properly dried and cured flowers will audibly 'snap,'" the website explains.
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The usual outcome of medical research was that disease was cured.
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Another 37 percent were unsure if their cancers could be cured.
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Or the surface could have been tainted after the paint cured.
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"There are intrinsic harms here that can't be cured," Cassidy says.
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Swine flu cannot be cured and is often fatal for pigs.
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In fact, 80% of children with cancer can now be cured.
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"I do not feel fully cured of my PTSD," she says.
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On average, participants ate 203 servings of cured meats per week.
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"For all practical purposes, some people can be cured," he says.
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What made Alexander doubly unlucky was that he was almost cured.
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I was 50 percent cured meat and 50 percent smoked Gouda.
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Fresh pasta + salty cured pig + tons of butter and Pecorino Romano?
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The world has still not cured the many cancers that exist.
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"I am thankful that I am cured," said a beaming Hadas.
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It also led to his daughter being cured of her diabetes.
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Nearly everybody wants to have cancers cured and terrible diseases eliminated.
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At 0003 he was cured of tuberculosis—he says by God.
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So you know, maybe they can be cured by life accomplishments?
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It's probably one of my favorite cured meats that we make.
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I thought he would be happy I had cured the pain.
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Not all illness can be cured with fresh air and sunshine.
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The oil-price rebound has not cured the energy sector's problems.
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No problem, Jason thought, I'll get it cured and move on.
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He thought the mastectomies and chemotherapy had very likely cured him.
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"The Cured," the debut feature from David Freyne, has roughly two.
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Extracting herself from the cured material leaves voids, recalling her absence.
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Five years after my diagnosis, my oncologist said I was cured.
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The clinic falsely claimed it cured other coronavirus infections and SARS.
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Like cancer, depression is a chronic disease that may be cured.
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These STIs can all either be cured or managed with medication.
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"I think I cured my first case of myeloma," he said.
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You could do the same and make brown sugar-cured salmon.
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Brimah was cured, received a missionary education and became a nurse.
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Early in February, five patients celebrated being cured of the coronavirus.
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In time, he delivers the news that I cannot be cured.
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Within savory, you've got the cured meat ... the roasted browned fat.
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He said he had "cured" about one-third of his patients.
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MORE cured cancer, Donald Trump would try to bring it back.
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Somerhalder and Wesley played Damon and Stefan Salvatore, both cured vampires.
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All the the testing and people they've cured are younger kids.
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Instead, we can use bottarga (cured fish roe) and pork floss.
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Gilead said it was working to ensure patients had access to its hepatitis drugs and it had cured more people in the past 2-1/2 years than were cured in the previous 20 years combined.
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"It is an Austrian cured cheese with anti-inflammatory properties," she says.
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What's the point of getting cured if I end up a zombie?
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Based on his post-smoke review ... vaping has cured him of that.
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I'm in no way "cured" of my insecurities, but I welcome them.
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Italy's banking ills may be easing, but they are far from cured.
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People have this weird assumption that if you're medicated, then you're cured.
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Then, more gel is applied and cured on the freshly-buffed tip.
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When FuzzBodies touch the crystals, they're cured; regular people just steal them.
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We now do coppa, lardo, and all sorts of other cured meats.
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Once cured and hardened, workers would disassemble the mandrel from the inside.
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When your natural nails are cured, it's time to secure your extension.
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HANNITY: I actually think if he cured cancer, they still hate him.
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I was necking cat bile, but at least my hangover was cured.
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"It's not like it will ever really be cured," Mead-e said.
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The first, announced in 2013, was declared 'functionally cured' after 10 months.
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I need to be accepted and included, not cured, fixed, or changed.
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The combination of onions, tomatoes, and cured pork cheek is incontestably perfect.
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Many alcoholics stop coming to AA meetings because they think they're cured.
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Prosciutto is dry-cured Italian ham that's typically served in thin slices.
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Many patients have a good chance of being cured through lobectomy alone.
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Do we believe that the control rats were somehow cured of cancer?
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How many grams of cured meat would be in a whole menu?
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He said he inadvertently cured his fear of heights in the process.
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Excerpted from Cured: The Tale of Two Imaginary Boys by Lol Tolhurst.
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What are the most common illnesses that are cured by a miracle?
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"Cured Meat, Smoked Fish and Pickled Eggs," by Karen Solomon ($19.95, Storey).
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Some had happy endings with cured patients traveling home to grateful families.
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More than 74,500 cases have been cured while 3,292 people have died.
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Sunlight doesn't kill germs and physical maladies aren't cured by carbonated water.
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Some 102 patients have died, and 45 cured patients have been released.
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That guy who got busted for claiming that kratom cured Lyme disease?
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Once people are treated, though cured, they will almost always test positive.
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Firstly, they have a whole buffet with tropical fruits and cured meats.
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Thousands of people have claimed to have been cured by reading them.
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No Balthus canvas or Woody Allen film ever cured arthritis or obesity.
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And the winning streak has not cured all of the Giants' failings.
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That cystic fibrosis wouldn't be cured simply because I had the disease.
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So how on Earth could someone this hopeless be cured you ask?
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" Even the network came in with, "He gets cured next week, right?
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His only chance to be cured now was a bone marrow transplant.
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Ally appears to be cured of her phobias because she's confronted them all.
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The discovery of 5,300-year-old cured meat is nothing short of astounding.
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The City Council's conceit might be cured by a healthy dose of modesty.
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Ancient mahogany clams with sea aster are followed by cured beef and seaweed.
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After a month of attending the sessions, though, everyone thought I'd been cured.
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RP, according to the National Eye Institute, can be treated but not cured.
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And suddenly, antibiotics that once cured our infections no longer do their job.
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The good news was that this type of tinnitus could often be cured.
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Moist weather when beans are cured taints them with an undesirable bitter taste.
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Durban (CNN)In 212, one man, Timothy Ray Brown, was cured of HIV.
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The problems created by government meddling cannot be cured with more government meddling.
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It varies by the type of porphyria, but, it usually cannot be cured.
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What unites prosciutto, bresaola, and pancetta is that they are all cured meats.
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The only way they trust fish, even frozen, is [if it's] salt-cured.
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Maybe Allison and his lab had cured cancer in mice, one more time.
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Free agency has masked the Mavericks' symptoms, but not cured their wasting disease.
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The diseases that we could not solve in the past will be cured.
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Once the plants are cured, they take them off and strip the flower.
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"What happened was these women suffered horribly, and they weren't cured," Gatenby says.
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It's extremely rare, if not unheard of, for someone to be cured altogether.
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In some cases it can be cured with amputations or other disfiguring surgeries.
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Psychologically, as a child, he is very flexible and easier to be cured.
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This is tailored into plane parts and cured inside pressurized ovens or autoclaves.
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Her case proved resistant to ceftriaxone, though luckily it was cured with azithromycin.
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It's still crammed with Italian restaurants and shops selling cured meats and cheeses.
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Front Burner The delicacy bottarga is cured roe, usually from fish like mullet.
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What you won't find in Cured are footnotes, of which Gastronomica had many.
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This is an illness in our society that will not be easily cured.
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Front Burner Cured, a periodical about preserving food, is definitely a niche publication.
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The idea that once you have lost weight you are cured is wrong.
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It's not something to be cured, it's something you have to live with.
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Once the patients are cured, they go back home, back into the collection.
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One of my HIV patients is functionally cured right now because of Medicaid.
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Just because paruresis can be cured, that doesn't mean it isn't an issue.
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Here, they dress theirs with a lightly cured egg and fermented kangaroo juice.
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Seemingly, a small price paid to be cured of a life-threatening disorder.
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Medical professionals say that stutters cannot be cured, though they can be treated.
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They have at least 11 American cured heritage-breed hams on the menu.
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Indeed, I'm ready to pronounce myself cured of the desire for cow milk.
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It also meant the chance she would be cured had just plummeted manifold.
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Steve McHugh, owner of the charcuterie-focused Cured in San Antonio, says yes.
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That you went on a luxury cruise, or that you cured a disease?
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I want the public to know that HIV is not completely cured yet.
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The meat was deeply scored and cured in fish sauce for three days.
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A month later, she was deemed cured, according to the Congolese health department.
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Terrifying as the disease is, it can usually be cured by common antibiotics.
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They were less transparent about the number of patients they had actually cured.
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He wasn't cured; as with some cancers, his disease was simply in remission.
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Front Burner Saucisson sec, an air-cured French-style salami, is conveniently snackable.
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Melted cheese over potatoes, cured meats, crusty bread, and other vegetables and delectables.
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It's not a disease that can be cured, but it can be managed.
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"Writing this book cured my midlife crisis," Calhoun reveals, hearteningly, near the end.
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About 20103 percent of cases can be cured with surgery alone, he said.
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More than 2,000 people were also cured and discharged on the same day.
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My depression wasn't caused by my wife and couldn't be cured by her.
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Being transgender is a disease that can be cured through prayer, he said.
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And, yes: the patient was promptly cured once he laid off the stuff.
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The Islamic State is like herpes: It can be managed but never cured.
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Four types of cured meats, oil and vinegar, red onions, and provolone. Fuhgeddaboutit.
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Tara Mackey, author of Cured by Nature, says it will help you rehydrate.
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The boy has been cured of cancer, and the dog is a gift.
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A slimy piece of cured meat that I would like to eat (Eisenhut and Mayer Wien via Getty Images)Another study came out today reminding us that something you probably assumed wasn't that healthy probably isn't that healthy: cured meat.
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But I have said, Judge, that if the President cured cancer at this point, seriously, and I really believe it, if the president cured cancer and gave every American $30 million, the media and Democrats would still hate this guy.
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The pharmaceutical companies that developed these extraordinary drugs deserve credit and profit for their effort, but it is also incumbent on them to collaborate with insurers and governments to make sure that people who can be cured will be cured.
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That could be any kind of cured meat, but they do that for effect.
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By July 2007, Jammeh declared Jatta's group cured and allowed them to return home.
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In the video, Steve Aoki describes death as a disease that can be cured.
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Those are the kinds of failures that can be cured by time and effort.
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Heartbreak isn't something that's cured, it's molten lava concealed under a clean, white shirt.
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Ser Jorah Mormont, cured and greyscale-free, also returned to Dany's side at Dragonstone.
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That number represents every antibiotic that might have cured it in the United States.
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IFC Films released The Cured in theaters and On Demand on February 23rd, 2018.
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When cured by heat, the epoxy hardens into an ultratough resin around the fibers.
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ZeroThe amount of times any of these practices has ever cured a serious disease.
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"Perhaps with an outward manifestation of an inner struggle, Jamie might finally be "cured.
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Monica says she was cured by Mother Teresa's blessings and not by doctor's treatment.
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But at the time, scientists were hesitant to say that she had been cured.
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Timothy Brown was cured by the work of a highly resourceful team of oncologists.
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We know that if cancer is caught early enough, it can often be cured.
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Pair it with cured meats and cheeses, bonus points if you're on a picnic.
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Use in salads, on cheese boards, or anywhere you'd use prosciutto or cured meats.
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They may include items like house-cured pastrami or pork ribs or burnt ends.
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It cannot be cured by a warm bath, a juice cleanse, exercise, or meditation.
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Advances in screening have helped detect breast cancers earlier which can then be cured.
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It's not Italian cured meats keeping the wealthy and privileged in their gilded position.
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What does he think about the countless numbers of people cured through conventional medicine?
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We cured the crime wave without fixing "the broken black family," that neocon bugaboo.
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My father swiftly diagnosed the condition and cured it with a simple home remedy.
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The report says 1,044 patients have been cured, and 83 others are receiving treatment.
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"These deficiencies are not cured by the $5 billion fine against Facebook," Schwartz wrote.
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"I am not cured from depression – I don't think there is one," he added.
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All the meat is sawed, cut, cured, and dried inside the San Francisco restaurant.
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And everything is paired or cooked with some kind of aged and cured meat.
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He told People in 1979 that concentrating strongly on his music cured his stutter.
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For the time being at least he was cured of that type of thinking.
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Her jarabe cured one of the sisters, strengthening her lungs and abolishing her anemia.
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She too is being 'cured' with supplements, and I want to compare her regimen.
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"Head colds are easily cured, if one just has the confidence," the queen said.
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They pair well with cured pork, like bacon, so I figured why not chorizo?
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Sometimes I believe my rut could be cured if only I had simpler desires.
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Small plates include potato knishes with Hackleback caviar ($15) and gin-cured Hamachi ($13).
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Twenty-four people were cured, and a follow-up clinic for them was established.
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We mentioned the "salo," thin slices of cured pork fat, and she smiled hugely.
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Her cancer was advanced, which gave her a lower chance of ever being cured.
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Animals that hadn't cured themselves stuck with regular food and remained infected with parasites.
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But what is it about this cured meat that makes it cost so much?
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He'll maintain its Edomae tradition, which features fish that's often cured, aged and marinated.
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Which is why today, Pence announced the coronavirus can be cured by heterosexual marriage.
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For Bloomberg, any stumbles and setbacks can be cured by both money and tenacity.
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Because they keep returning, glioblastomas are almost never cured, and the prognosis is poor.
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Here's why: Most recessions can be cured by lowering rates by several percentage points.
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After two bone marrow transplants, Brown was considered cured of his HIV-1 infection.
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You send them off to rehab, they're cured, and that's the end of it.
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Scientists may have cured a man of HIV by injecting him with "superpower" cells.
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This was the second time that scientists suspected they might've "cured" someone with HIV.
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But whatever the cause, we know that vitiligo can't be cured at the moment.
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And I went to an all-girls school and we thought it was cured.
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Still, it's never completely gone, never cured — instead, it's just something she lives with.
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Congress suffers from many ills, but few are as easily cured as this one.
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But by the last day that the cured ballots were due, his still wasn't counted.
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Duterte went on to say that he was "cured" after meeting current partner Honeylet Avanceña.
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She has to accept Penelope's decisions can't be influenced, judged or cured by home remedies.
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By turning up the animals' immune systems in this way, they were cured of cancer.
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We settle for cheese, sriracha, and cured beef that Ocado had in its flash sale.
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"I have never seen a corrupt abuse of congressional process cured by politics," Dowd said.
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I don't want to say I'm cured or I'm fixed, but it did feel helpful.
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I have learned that this is a behavioral issue and cannot be cured with information.
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Like pancetta, prosciutto is also cured pork, but it does not have to be cooked.
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It seems her case was cured by a different method, which the show addresses quickly.
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Judging from this process, a hot dog could also be described as cured meat pâté.
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And while she doesn't have lessons on cured meats, she does have some using hummus.
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Cancer encompasses more than 200 diseases that are best cured by innovative precision medicine strategies.
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It's as close to "cured" or "winning" as I get, one day at a time.
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RIGHT NOW I AM NOT REALING FROM THE DISEASE I'M PROBABLY CURED FROM THE DISEASE.
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An additional 10 percent came from regular processed foods – items like cheese or cured meat.
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Chef Anthony Rose, who owns those six aforementioned restaurants, imagined the fish would be cured.
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While all of these can be cured by antibiotics, many people go undiagnosed and untreated.
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The idea of people dying from infections that were once easily cured may seem outlandish.
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Eighty-three per cent of the patients who took part in the experiment were cured.
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Ian has ones for home-cured salmon, for duck prosciutto, for bacon and for guanciale.
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Hocks of air-cured Parma ham and blocks of Parmigiano cheese awaited around every corner.
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I order a meal called Tapa de Morning (cured shredded pork), which I really enjoy.
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The first instance of an HIV-positive patient being cured came roughly 12 years ago.
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That cured me of the desire to venture forth solo for another couple of decades.
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Finally, long yellow bands of cured egg yolk had the salty, intensifying effect of bottarga.
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GRAIL wants to detect cancer as early as possible, when it can still be cured.
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There's even a new food magazine called Cured, devoted wholly to the world of preservation.
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So many of the ailments that plague older adults can be managed but not cured.
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What's new: The DRC Ministry of Health announced Thursday that 9 people have been cured.
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Moreover, they say, hepatitis C can be treated if not cured and H.I.V. made manageable.
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And bacon could be...I guess I never thought of it, that it was cured.
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The cured ham, which is optional, drives the pairing more toward red wine than white.
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Yet one evening in a smoky local casino cured any romanticism I might have had.
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Try one filled with carne-de-sol, a salted and sun-cured beef, for starters.
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Ordinarily, for instance, concrete is cured or hardened in a reaction using water and steam.
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Global health The "London patient," apparently cured of H.I.V. infection, has gotten all the attention.
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The unnamed "London patient" — the second person apparently cured of H.I.V. — earned all the headlines.
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But I don't see myself as cured, nor do I imagine a cure will come.
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He was the first African man to have contracted and be cured of the virus.
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He cured himself of a stutter by sticking buttons in his mouth and reading aloud.
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Front Burner Savory lardo and ground pork belly join La Quercia's cured meat spread lineup.
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The signature dish is taramasalata, the cured cod roe dip that is ubiquitous in Australia.
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I eventually learned that I didn't cause my blindness any more than I cured it.
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The patient in the hospital will be cured of pneumonia, regardless of what else happened.
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This was his first time hearing about artificial intelligence and it instantly cured his boredom.
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Though smoked and cured meats never go out of style, charcuterie boards dominated the 2010s.
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Jockeys whip their horses, and each other, with crops made from cured distended bull's penises.
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"For those patients who have been cured, there is a likelihood of relapse," Zhan said.
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Slightly more than two-thirds of cancer patients treated in the United States are cured.
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Betty wakes up from her hypnosis convinced she "killed" her dark impulse and is cured.
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Income also is incapable of measuring environmental quality, children's decreased mortality rates and cured diseases.
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But at the other end: a high success rate of patients cured of the infection.
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The king is profoundly moved, and partially cured, by the purity of the castrato's voice.
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The fillet peels off like a flap, the meat changed and cured in the heat.
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In coming weeks, look for kiosks offering cured hams, empanadas, salads and gazpacho, among others.
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He wasn't cured, but his scans were strikingly improved and he was almost symptom-free.
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Although a few patients in clinical drug trials have been cured, it happens very rarely.
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As with most cancers after treatment, my patient's disease is under control, but not cured.
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The ambitions of 3/Fifths are worthwhile, but leaving the theater, I didn't feel cured.
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"Jorah Mormont didn't go back to Daenerys saying Samwell Tarly cured him of greyscale," Bradley continued.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious disease that cannot be cured and has no vaccine.
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Cured. The therapist reminds Kim that there is no cure for anxiety and asks about Kendall.
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This is as close to cured as I get, until and unless we find a cure.
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To do so, they fed cured meats to rats and observed which ingredients led to hyperactivity.
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What happened to rats fed cured meats might not translate to humans, she told Live Science.
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I think it enhances every sense if you're smoking good quality, organic, clean, properly cured cannabis.
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In total, 984 people have died since the outbreak began, while 415 people have been cured.
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In the movie, his daughter is cured of a debilitating illness after falling from a tree.
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Oh and the rare blood condition the president struggles with throughout the book is basically cured.
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We know of people who consume THC and have claimed that they were cured of cancer.
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Another study found that 80% of patients with metastatic colon cancer thought they could be cured.
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It's his Vancouver-famous artisanal bacon—the best cured pig belly I've ever had, hands down.
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That's like coming up with the cure for syphilis … or… what was that disease Pasteur cured?
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Near the end, it started blinking to let me know my mold was almost completely cured.
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Will Rogen grant me a racist, sexist, blasphemous orgy involving starches, candy, and various cured meats?
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It does not mean she's cured, but it's the best news she could hope to get.
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Chachoua also claimed Sheen was "the first person in history without antiviral therapy" to be cured.
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Shah also said that just because leukemia becomes undetectable, that doesn't mean that it is cured.
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There were occasions when I felt isolated, but getting out and talking to people cured that.
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Mitigating the damage from Alzheimer's, even if it cannot be cured, would also be a boon.
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Cedar-smoked on the barbecue, cured into gravlax, pureed into mousse, steamed, pan-roasted, grilled, broiled.
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Aroma: Delicate wisps of peat smoke combine with aromas of honey-cured meats and vanilla pods.
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Rodrigo Duterte, the president of the Philippines, said his former wife had "cured" him of homosexuality.
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"There is an old saying that we have cured cancer 22013,000 times in mice," said Newman.
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This effectively cured the mice of their type 1 diabetes for a period of 174 days.
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To date only one individual, Timothy Brown, is known to have been cured of HIV infection.
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Maysoon Zayid, a Palestinian-American comedian with cerebral palsy, says she doesn't want to be cured.
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The disease of not-enough… is cured when you give thanks for more than enough grace.
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An Iberian ham from 2010, which has been cured for six years is a great option.
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Anderson publicly spoke about her struggle with the disease before she was cured in late 2015.
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Women's bodies are real physical things that can be studied and understood and when necessary, cured.
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One doctor refused to prescribe testosterone until his Asperger's was cured, he said on a video.
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Social-media echo chambers and armies of trolls hired by repressive governments have cured that illusion.
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His type 2 diabetes was cured a century ago by the implantation of an artificial pancreas.
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Aubrey de Grey is a biomedical gerontologist who sees death as a disease to be cured.
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Even if they are cured, they live on with an increased risk of getting cancer again.
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"I feel like if I was 'cured' I wouldn't have to worry about it," she said.
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As a toddler, she had tuberculosis; when that was cured, she developed diabetes and heart problems.
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Father Toaquiza remembered a terminal cancer patient from Guayaquil who was cured after visiting the church.
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Alzheimer's is the only leading cause of death that cannot be prevented, cured or even slowed.
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The results from the study showed that 99.5% of the patients in the study were cured.
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In 1966, the Daily Mirror reported that Barker had cured a man of an extramarital affair.
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While it's too early to say the man has been cured of HIV, researchers are optimistic.
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Hepatitis C can be cured relatively swiftly, but the medicines are too expensive for many patients.
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No, I wasn't cured of all self-consciousness; I still cringed or shied away at times.
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If Addie's cancer can be cured, her doctors say, she might have a long life ahead.
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When fully cured, the gravlax should be firm to the touch at the thickest part. 2.
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Researchers said that in treating his lymphoma, they believe Castillejo, now 41, was cured of HIV.
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In Lithuania, definitely try kvass, a nonalcoholic drink made from fermented bread and cured with fruits.
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The second idea is to turn "The Cured" into a sort of Irish Republican Army allegory.
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In the English-speaking world, the term refers to fancy cured ham, like prosciutto di Parma.
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Maybe even more rare than players getting struck by lightning and cured by deer musk glands.
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Several boutique sausage makers offer subscriptions for monthly deliveries of their salami and other cured sausages.
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Kitboga continued to press her for details about the product—How many people has it cured?
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The doctors had said it would take five years to consider Fatima cured of the leukemia.
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Salmon cured seven ways, whitefish, sablefish, herring and flavored cream cheese are some of the offerings.
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A thief made off with the toe, which was freshly donated and cured for six months.
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Alone, the rice is modestly flavored; potent cured meats are traditionally used to season each bite.
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As a psychiatrist, I can attest that most people with depression are not cured by polypharmacy.
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That can mean cured mullet roe, lily stems, purple taro and honeycombed pong tang (that's candy).
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Bar food includes burgers, cured salmon, sausage rolls and cauliflower battered and spiced like Buffalo wings.
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If you like cured and smoked meat and sauerkraut, it's the only address in the city.
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His blood condition is cured, and seemingly overnight he goes from frail to Kumail Nanjiani ripped.
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Schlomo's, a cafe also in Prenzlauer Berg, serves, among other things, handmade bagels with cured lox.
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"I am being actively treated, and there is hope that it will be cured," he wrote.
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The infection used to be cured by a variety of antibiotics, but the bacteria adapt quickly.
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If they were not completely cured, at least the illness seemed to run a shorter course.
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They'd never be cured, but they could learn to refrain from harming people in the future.
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Many psychology and psychiatry textbooks still identify being LGBT as an illness that can be 'cured'.
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On Monday, the ministry said that a total of six patients had been cured and discharged.
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If we could simply order away a symptom with punishment, we would have a cured nation.
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A disease cannot become an epidemic if patients are cured more quickly than the illness spreads.
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I think there are so many different experiences of depression that "cured versus ill" don't cover.
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But upon adopting a vegetarian diet and praying to the nine gods, the group was cured.
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Thinly slice the cured salmon against the grain and arrange several slices on top of schmear.
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But I wondered whether the delays in his treatment hadn't worsened his chance of being cured.
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First up: Scandinavian sambuca-cured canna 'lax (infused gravlax) on top of some of Rosenberg's finest bagels.
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CLINTON: There is nothing wrong with America that cannot be cured by what is right with America.
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"We've effectively only cured one patient," Scott Kitchen, the lead author on the UCLA study, told Gizmodo.
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"If it wasn't, anyone who took MDMA at a rave would be cured of PTSD," Williams jokes.
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A sickened culture, he argues, could be cured if more people returned to this kind of piety.
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Give your dad the gift of cured meats delivered straight to his door courtesy of Carnivore Club.
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A "nosh board" including dry-cured sausage, duck prosciutto, olives and hard cheeses was a great share.
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In a word, the study concluded that cured meat and worsening asthma symptoms go hand-in-hand.
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Well, Listerine advertising from far back as 1879 said the product cured gonorrhea, according to Live Science.
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The bulimic woman is also shown dancing in a swimsuit, seemingly cured of her self-destructive insecurities.
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Super refreshing without being sweet, it combines yellow tomato and cured seaweed for a super-umami combo.
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All three infections can be cured with antibiotics, but people often don't even know they are infected.
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"Jamie is saved, but he's not cured," Heughan said in an interview with Refinery29's Erin Donnelly.
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Kudirka is not considered "cured" — NED simply means that her disease is undetectable by currently available tests.
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All patients treated at the higher dosage level and 98% at the lower dosage level were cured.
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HANNITY: But as I said, I think if he cured cancer, Dan, they would still hate him.
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After all, you aren't magically cured as soon as you put down the drink or stop using.
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Cured with citrus and dappled with sun-dried tomato, the brassy fish dish comes with some mothering.
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I turned to astrology, tarot, metaphysics, read everything I could on color therapy, and I cured myself.
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" But there is no future without worry, there is no such thing as "medicine-free" or "cured.
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I'm halfway through treatment now and hope that by the time treatment is complete I am cured.
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DDD can't actually be cured, but it can be managed over time, as the discs fall apart.
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While I wouldn't call myself cured, I'm miles away from that sad teenager barfing alongside the road.
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We know in this utopian future all ailments are cured, that practically anybody can be kept alive.
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Dill-strewn bands of house-cured gravlax with whole-grain mustard sauce reappear, and are worth getting.
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For that matter, we cured it without greater income equality or even remotely solving the gun problem.
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At the end of that period, he said he would take his own life if not cured.
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Survivors of the 2001 attacks have reported enduring health problems long after they were treated and cured.
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Jacob Anderson and all rapists who get away with their crimes will never be cured, never change.
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"I don't know if I can say I'm cured, but my symptoms are completely managed," Wolf said.
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You'll stuff sea bass with 'nduja, a pork salami paste from Southern Italy cured with dry chilies.
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If the antibiotic is effective and two weeks later they're cured, you don't have a lifelong customer.
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The survival data lumped together many varieties of low-grade gliomas, including tumors cured by surgical removal.
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Cost: $195 Find out more about the DIY cheese and cured meat board from Lady & Larder here.
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Karmazin boasts extraordinary results: patients reported feeling younger, and at least one was allegedly cured of Alzheimer's.
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Folks need to be cured so they can be productive members of society and realize their dreams.
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The meat is really just brisket that's been cured in salt and spices, then braised until tender.
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If they could be found and treated sooner, more would be cured and the spread would slow.
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The news comes nearly 12 years to the day after the first patient known to be cured.
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Refusing medical treatment, she said, she cured herself with a regimen that included nutrition, reflexology and forgiveness.
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On a recent morning, Mr. Tonelli took a break from cured meats to work his day job.
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Some 700,000 people die each year because medicines that once cured their conditions are no long effective.
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They don't have a particular trauma that, if addressed and cured, would stop them from being evil.
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She clarified that no, her bipolar illness, which had caused daily manic episodes, seemed to be cured.
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Chefs are making house-cured chorizo in Toronto, and Michelin-starred chilaquiles at Punto MX in Madrid.
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It is staggering, he said, and sobering to deal with conditions that cannot be prevented or cured.
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Start cooking right now, at day's start or middle, and it'll have cured into perfection for dinner.
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Many of past centuries' scourges have been cured as our understanding of nutrition, sanitation and genetics improves.
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It's then cured for in a dry spice rub for two days and smoked for eight hours.
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After collecting and analyzing the data, the researchers found that the odds of worsening asthma symptoms were 76 percent higher for those who ate the most cured meat (more than four servings a week), compared with those who ate the least cured meat (less than one serving a week).
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The movie shows him strutting out, cured of his prodigious coke addiction, then recording "I'm Still Standing" (1983).
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In Oslo, Chef Esben Holmboe Bang of Maaemo served a rømmegrøt, Viestad recalls, made with cured reindeer heart.
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Image Courtesy of Austin AdairIn a parallel universe, there's a planet where it rains only Italian cured meats.
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Not everyone is convinced of the dangers, and one resident said that Ebola can be cured through prayer.
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So easy, in fact, that after I left the hospital, I thought I'd been cured, my problem solved.
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"Felipe is doing very well," 42-year-old Alvarez said, breaking away from selling his cured Iberian hams.
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While I'd love to say that my five sessions totally cured my headaches, that would be a lie.
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The treatments that are coming out of even some of our trials now potentially could have cured her.
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But when I saw the wedding on social media — and I was terrified to look — I was cured.
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Blindness isn't cured, but in some cases it appears that vision can be restored using these new approaches.
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I'm not 100 percent sure, though I'd be lying if I said I will dump cured meat myself.
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There is a misperception in the non-disabled world that disabled people's dream is to be cured altogether.
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Its manufacturer claimed the drink not only provided energy but also cured a host of ailments, including impotence.
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Ser Jorah has survived numerous battles, been cured of greyscale and is now carrying a Valyrian steel sword.
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That said, once the items are washed, cured and dry they are almost indistinguishable from injection-molded parts.
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Below it, a display case holds cheese and cured meats that are turned into sandwiches throughout the day.
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Something "cured" sounds like it should take a long time before it's ready to be eaten, doesn't it?
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In recent years medicines for hepatitis C have improved to the point where almost everyone is cured completely.
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This is done by impregnating the fibres with a chemically activated resin, which hardens when it is cured.
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The researchers also found that after talking with a doctor, 14 percent expected their cancers to be cured.
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A 2012 government survey also found that some Salvadorans view homosexuality as an illness that should be cured.
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Miraculously, the oil cured her mother of her illness-related pain, and she even managed to walk again.
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"Conversion therapy" operates under the false (and damaging) belief that homosexuality is an illness that can be cured.
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"We were all wondering if it was an illusion and he was going to be cured," he said.
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I had a friend who cured himself of a fear of heights by doing a past life regression.
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This malaise is a mental hurdle, and one that must be cured with reason and maturity and openness.
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"We've been doing gene therapy in the mouse for many years -- we've cured lots of mice," said Mahajan.
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But a stint squatting in the sun hunting for artifacts in Kampsville, Illinois, cured her of that ambition.
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"Sexual orientation is not an illness to be cured," Ige said to LGBT youth during the bill signing.
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Not even this prescription from the National Commission on the High School Senior Year has cured the condition.
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This led to a semi-recurring fantasy of my mother on "The Oprah Winfrey Show": Alzheimer's is cured!
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This type of ignorance is common and dangerous, and can only be cured through proper education and awareness.
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Some social media users say that drinking celery juice has cured them of mental health problems and infertility.
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Once the fish is cured, the dashi is chilled, and the vegetables are pickled, you can begin plating.
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President Trump's original sin of targeting Muslims cannot be cured by throwing other countries onto his enemies list.
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Norcia has been famous for centuries for its butchers and the extraordinary array of cured meats they produce.
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Procrastination is not a disease that can be permanently cured — it's a challenge we all have to manage.
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Front Burner In "Cured Meat, Smoked Fish and Pickled Eggs," Karen Solomon offers new ideas for everyday foods.
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Altogether, the country has 10.200,210.27 reported cases, of which 210.15,248 have been cured and 3,270 people have died.
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Clark says he hates dry chicken breasts; he instead features leg quarters, cured overnight with sugar and herbs.
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All the dishes, including the cured black cod to the hazelnut chocolate crunch cake, contained Charlotte's Web CBD.
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It wouldn't explain where the microbes came from, whether any patients were infected, and how they were cured.
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Savida will soon be joined by a sandwich shop serving gourmet sandwiches and deli meats cured on site.
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Incidentally, B.P.P.V. has been reported to be cured in some people after they have ridden on roller coasters.
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One had dedicated itself to prosciutto, and a nightclub-style "bar" focused on Bologna's beloved cured meat, mortadella.
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But curiously, biscotti (cookies), riso-pasta (rice and pasta), and salumi (cured meats) show up as food groups.
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Learning that he could be cured of both cancer and H.I.V. infection was "surreal" and "overwhelming," he added.
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He has been cured for decades, but doctors still shrink from him when they hear about his diagnosis.
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To make sure she is cured, Siddamma would need to make the long journey at least once more.
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A second person appears to have been cured of H.I.V., something that scientists had almost given up on.
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Three of the four remaining patients who got fecal bacteria then got antibiotics; two were cured within days.
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Avoid foods that are always high in salt, like smoked fish, processed meats, cured olives and salted snacks.
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I knew I had a lifelong disease and that bipolar disorder is something to be managed, not cured.
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He was cured of the disease in March, after which they verified their findings before announcing the case.
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It was a tough pill to swallow that we all were magically being cured of our loneliness there.
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Whiz them in a food processor for a creamy hummus served alongside cut vegetables, crackers and cured meats.
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It's the 947th consecutive sign that we in the coastal chattering classes have not cured our insularity problem.
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We start walking towards the restaurant and run into a cute market selling sangria, cured meats, and cheese.
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Many disabled people hate museums of medicine because they viewed them as patients to be cured, he said.
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Focus on what's really important, such as having enough cured meats to last through a multi-week siege.
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However, because HIV remained undetectable, he is still considered clinically cured of his infection, according to his doctors.
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You see, for far too long we have treated poverty as a chronic disease that cannot be cured.
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This time I was in Des Moines, at a new restaurant devoted to cured meats and aged cheeses.
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The only miss, perhaps appropriately, was the sliced too-salty soy-cured Wagyu beef dotted with spicy mayonnaise.
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" He breathlessly cataloged the area's cured meats: "The prosciutto, the bresaola, the coppa, the mortadella — that's all here.
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An immune system is not an illness, disease, weakness, or problem that needs to be fixed or cured.
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The restaurant is open for breakfast too; try house-made lefse, a traditional Norwegian flatbread, with cured ham.
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It hasn't cured me of depression completely or anything, but it makes the lows so much less lower.
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You can find that umami quality in things from the ocean or the earth, or from cured meat.
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Things that should and potentially could be cured, were Yemen not in the midst of a punishing war.
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Food critics say his finest dry-cured aged ham rivals European classics — prosciutto from Italy, jamón Serrano from Spain.
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The chef-owner of Cured in San Antonio brines his wings in a flavorful garlic-lime mixture 8 limes
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"That was actually revolutionary, when he dared to put a cured meat of any kind on this," he says.
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Finally, in a third study, the researchers set out to see which ingredients in cured meats might cause mania.
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Gonorrhea is a bit more of a chore to treat, but it too can be cured if discovered quickly.
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Scientists don't fully understand why some CAR-T patients experience cytokine storms and neurotoxicity and others come out cured.
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Compared to the control group, people with a manic episode reported eating more cured meats such as beef jerky.
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The surgery cured HM of his epilepsy, but it had a major unintended consequence: He couldn't form new memories.
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Kat from "10 Things I Hate About You" is a rabid feminist until she's cured by getting a boyfriend.
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Because Alfie's condition was officially undiagnosed, his parents consistently publicly expressed a belief that he could potentially be cured.
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At that time, many scientists thought cancer was a single disease that might be cured using a single strategy.
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A man in London may become only the second person in the world to be cured of HIV infection.
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These provisions come in many guises: fresh, canned, jarred, brined, pickled, cured, and aged, to name but a few.
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Is snowstorm Stella leaving you with a case of the winter blues (that can only be cured by shopping?).
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In a clinical trial of 18 children, all are still alive, and 15 are considered cured of their disease.
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It does not seem to be the sort of problem that could be cured with a bit more research.
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"If you're not treated correctly, you cannot rely on your symptoms to tell you you've been cured," she said.
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The drugs, which previously would have cured people of an infection, are no longer effective in killing the microbes.
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For now, he isn't cured yet, but his situation is gradually improving, and he's sticking to his healthier lifestyle.
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The disease cannot be cured and has no vaccine, posing a major threat to the world's top pork producer.
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HIV cannot be cured but the infection can be kept in check by AIDS drugs known as antiretrovial treatment.
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Once we harvest, the plants are put up in a barn where they're cured—just left to air-dry.
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"Thus in many cases, it is not possible to definitively state that a person has been cured," Chang said.
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The jambon—the top part of the legs—is then salted and cured for a minimum of 12 months.
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Prince's staff had cured one headache by providing a black-and-white outfit that would match the evening's decor.
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There's a very positive scenario in which people become smarter and nicer and all sorts of diseases are cured.
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What eventually cured me, and has kept me sane for ten years now, is one particular anti-psychotic medication.
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And politicians have applauded quacks from the psychiatrists' association talking of homosexuality as a sickness that can be cured.
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Alzheimer's might be cured in the next decade, but only if we commit additional billions of dollars a year.
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If treated quickly, plague can be cured with common antibiotics, but authorities have warned people not to self-medicate.
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Others pushed an "imperial" narrative: Civil wars afflicted republics but could be cured by a strong monarch or emperor.
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What could have been cured with oral antibiotics resulted in a leg amputation, and the end of his livelihood.
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In this future, mankind has cured all disease and thus stopped evolution; only robots have a chance to improve.
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"There are extensive reports of children who had debilitating seizures who were cured on ketogenic diets," Dr. Ludwig said.
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Once cured, rinse lightly with ice cold water and set aside to form a light pellicle, 1-2 hours.
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Mackerel appears—salted, then cured in shio koji and plum vinegar—followed by fish offal, a favourite of Ishizaki.
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When someone says their cancer is in remission, we understand that that's not the same as saying it's cured.
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This DIY cheese and cured meat board from Lady & Larder will be a hit at your next dinner party.
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It hadn't spread to any other areas of her body, and was cured with the removal of the lung.
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Adam Castillejo, only the second person to have been cured of H.I.V., reveals his name and tells his story.
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While cured pork boasts an extra boost of salty goodness, there's no denying the power of the original source.
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At breakfast, guests gather in the whitewashed dining room for fresh-baked baguettes and croissants, cured meats and cheeses.
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In the history of HIV/AIDS, only a single person is believed to have been cured of the virus.
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He used to suffer from back pain, he says, but now he's been miraculously cured, thanks to Relief Factor.
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She had a good risk leukemia, paradoxical as that phrase may sound, and was likely to have been cured.
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I had gotten the healthy romantic relationship I came for, so by my own therapeutic standards I was cured.
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Most of us are fine not running; we are not suffering, and we do not want to be cured.
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To date, there have been 80,813 confirmed cases; among them, 64,111 have been cured and 3,176 people have died.
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The total number of cases in China stands at 80,2809, of which 26,215 were cured and 219,224 people died.
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The total number of cases in China stands at 80,881, of which 68,679 were cured and 3,226 people died.
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The providers at his publicly funded community health center in San Francisco pulled four molars and cured his tuberculosis.
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Gel polish is also cured under a UV or LED lamp, whereas regular polish sets under less extreme conditions.
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In essence, the bank is declaring the region cured, or at least strong enough to stand on its own.
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What are bland chunks of white asparagus under a yellow powder of cured egg yolk and bottarga doing here?
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The roe he used to bait his hooks came from salmon he had caught, and then cured at home.
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Of the 19,000 American children and adolescents younger than 19 who develop cancer every year, 85 percent are cured.
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It's scary to be surprised by an illness you thought was cured, when actually it was only lying dormant.
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Some prefer marijuana that is young and fresh, while others like it aged, or cured, storing it in humidors.
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A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that Friendship Bench treatment effectively cured depression.
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Currently, TB patients have to have medications for nine months in order to stand a chance of being cured.
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Knowing that I would never be cured, I stewed about what to do with what remained of my life.
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All the others, apart from an 80-year old man who died, were released cured and are not contagious.
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As a last resort, the city confined many of them under guard in public hospitals until they were cured.
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The researchers who reviewed the evidence, however, did not look specifically at smoked or cured fish in their evaluation.
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China's National Health Commission confirmed Wednesday that the coronavirus had infected 5,974 people, with 132 deaths and 103 cured.
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HPV can't be cured, but in most cases, it goes away on its own without causing any health problems.
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We took him to the house, and the vet came and cured him in no time with modern medicine.
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Sadly, however, the frequency of heading to the airport has not cured me of my visceral fear of flying.
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Five years ago, he established Jacob's Pickles, serving cured vegetables alongside beer and Southern comfort fare like biscuit sandwiches.
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The city-state has more than 300 confirmed cases, but 117 people have been cured and discharged to-date.
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India has at least 83 confirmed cases, out of which 19 have been cured and four people have died.
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"Thousands of people, including myself and my husband, cured our chronic back pain using [Sarno's] methods," wrote Karen Karvonen.
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Her heart failure was caused by rheumatic fever, which was caused by strep throat—antibiotics would have cured it.
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Charlie Sheen is renouncing a man who claimed to have cured his HIV and injected himself with the actor's blood.
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"Hopefully, we will come back with a cured little boy who will get his life back," Hannah told the BBC.
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Fecal transplants have already essentially cured a severe intestinal infection known as C. diff that kills 29,000 Americans each year.
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Consuming too many servings of cured and processed meats can also cause colon cancer, according to the World Health Organization.
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Traditionally, the easily-spoiled medusas needed to be cured via a weeks long, labor-intensive process, making them a delicacy.
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Although she grew progressively weaker during her stay, Jammeh pronounced Jatta cured and discharged her as she was near death.
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A huge hamper stuffed with local cheeses, eggs, jams, wines, and cured meats was waiting for me in the kitchen.
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John Graunt tallied causes such as "the King's Evil", a tubercular disease believed to be cured by the monarch's touch.
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At this pace, we'll have cancer cured before we see women honored alongside men in the pantheon of paper money.
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In fact, many published studies have shown manipulation of the gut microbiome has cured diseases such as obesity in humans.
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Children are being vaccinated and illnesses cured, all courtesy of the National Health system, which provides health services for free.
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It's not something that can be cured, it's just something you have to try to deal with and get through.
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Patricio found out how hard it was based on experience with his own store on Shopify, which sells cured meats.
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That streak continues in her new movie The Cured, the feature writing and directing debut of shorts director David Freyne.
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And the cured zombies are loathed by a noisy, violent subset of protestors who think they represent an ongoing danger.
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Photo: GettyA 44-year-old man in England is possibly the first person in history to be cured of HIV.
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Yet demand for rhino leapt in Vietnam on rumours that a government minister had been cured of cancer by it.
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I think being cryopreserved gives me a chance to be cured and woken up, even in hundreds of years' time.
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A 30-year-old woman in Kolkata said she was cured of a stomach tumor after praying to Mother Teresa.
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Ghosh told CNN that he has him on video saying his wife was cured by medicine, rather than Mother Teresa.
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Likewise, "insanity" in Amnesia is cured by turning the character's eyes away from whatever horror or monster originally caused it.
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According to the CDC, trich is the most common curable STI in sexually active women, and it's cured with antibiotics.
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When American doctor Kent Brantly and other Western volunteers contracted Ebola, several were cured by a "secret serum" called Zmapp.
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Five years is a significant milestone for cancer patients; for some cancer patients, that is when you are effectively 'cured.
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When it came to getting cured, seeing their symptoms improve or disease stabilize, or living longer, they didn't substantially improve.
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For the restaurant's house-cured charcuterie, he uses heritage breeds such as the black swayback pig, or babi Bali asli.
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"Your mind is poisoned Take joy for the antidote And you will be cured" Listen below and check the tracklisting.
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Keep in mind: In cases like this, scientists are careful to say that the HIV is in remission, not cured.
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Some Hawaiian locations serve Spam McMuffins, or a full breakfast platter featuring Spam, eggs, rice, and smoke-cured Portuguese sausage.
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Your ordering-out habit will be cured without 12 steps, thanks to this recipe for dessert-like black sesame dumplings.
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By then, there were millions of people who had received artificial hearts and thereby been completely cured of heart disease.
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One of them contained arsenic and had a 5 percent chance of killing the patient before it cured the disease.
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Ají panca, purplish and mild, brings some complexity to Llama San's tribute to an izakaya standard, grilled salt-cured mackerel.
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If you don't feel like shelling out for guanciale, feel free to use bacon—or any other cured pork product.
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Because Camino had stage 4 breast cancer, it's never considered fully "cured," and she'll have to continue taking daily medication.
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" McCarthy said she told Walters that she never said autism could be cured, and Walters responded: "You're such a liar!
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So for Musk to suggest it should be cured, is to suggest there is something wrong with people with autism.
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Legend has it that a paralytic was once miraculously cured on the ground which the church is now built on.
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And on Broadway Avenue, in a long-shuttered butcher shop, a maker of cured meat and sausage is moving in.
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Readers of the presidential historian Jean Edward Smith's mammoth new biography, "Bush," will surely be cured of this political amnesia.
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As an alternative, I devised this version, which uses lightly cured fresh cod and a bright mix of green herbs.
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Pork pate is infused with leeks, parsley, and black pepper; rabbit salame is cured with orange, cumin, and white wine.
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Unlike regular pigs, the Mangalista has a higher fat content, which when dried and cured creates an intensely creamy product.
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One would have thought the years of disrespect and obstruction from Capitol Hill would have cured him of this notion.
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This is how asking patients "Have you ever eaten locally procured dry cured meat" came about in the first place.
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If you are autistic, you are autistic for life; autism is not an illness or disease and cannot be 'cured'.
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Others leave with little more than a suntan and a confidence that they're "cured" now that they've been to rehab.
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The herring, salt cured and pickled in-house over seven days, tasted as bright and clean as the North Atlantic.
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AIDS is caused by a single pathogen that can be suppressed, albeit not cured, with a daily three-drug pill.
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Last week, he even sent a celebratory tweet hailing the news that a patient had been cured of the disease.
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In these movies and TV shows, Wesley said, just being around a black person cured a white person of racism.
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While at the bar getting hammered for science, I asked people if they had ever cured a hangover with sex.
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Our finest family chefs turn into wizards in white aprons, crafting old bread and cured meats into something called stuffing.
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As is typical in medical science, a simple explanation (A causes B, which can be cured by C) is unlikely.
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This arrived with a snack — cured salmon and salmon roe seasoned with fermented rice — that artfully underscored the sake's flavor.
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And cured meats, chorizo … We've just put wild boar and apple sausages on the menu which are good with cheese.
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An aperitivo of Ticinese cheeses and cured meats with two glasses of wine will set you back 35 Swiss francs.
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"Dementia can't be cured," said the lead author, Dr. Jens Sundboll, a resident in cardiology at Aarhus University in Denmark.
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Ehsan was hopeful that his thyroid cancer would be cured, but Ali was facing what seemed like an impossible battle.
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By dramatizing an isolation that can be cured only by an unknown reader, the confidences come to belong to all.
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Instead, he turned to a course in cognitive behavior therapy developed by an expert, which cured him in six weeks.
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Just an injection and you will almost certainly be cured, Ms. Williams said, offering to drive her to the clinic.
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I don't mean to suggest that every ache and pain can be cured by self-awareness and changing one's behavior.
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When the disease is caught early enough, it can be cured in most cases with a single course of antibiotics.
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As with meat products, salmon and other types of fish are often smoked or cured to enhance flavor and preservation.
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The concrete had not yet cured, according to Pitones, and the wall panels were unable to withstand the windy conditions.
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The case in the U.K. is the first confirmed case of gonorrhea that cannot be cured using this drug combination.
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Here basa, a kind of catfish, is lightly cured in vinegar and then assailed by salt, soy, garlic and chile.
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"My first patient in optometry school had conjunctivitis," Bazan explained, yet the condition was not cured by standard eye drops.
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He was not cured until he received an umbilical cord donation from a stranger the day before his 1st birthday.
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The 2010s kicked off with a foodie moment surrounding cured meats like prosciutto and soppressata, according to the Food Network.
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But when you get chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), lung fibrosis or heart disease, you think this could be cured.
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Regardless of that, effective treatment will surely help break the epidemic directly, by stopping those cured passing on the virus.
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Front Burner Among the iterations of smoked and cured fish sold by Petrossian is a versatile new triple-smoked salmon.
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Back at school, my facade said, 'cured' but there were teachers who saw my depths and loved me for it.
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While I know I'm not cured, I did remove a few elements in my life that appeared to be stressors.
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In 1958, the prestigious medical journal The Lancet reported a case of a woman whose allergies were cured by hypnosis.
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You can serve manzanilla as an aperitif, or with classic snacks like Marcona almonds, cured anchovies, olives or Ibérico ham.
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He said he even experienced one himself when he was cured of his high blood sugar levels without taking medicine.
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While wide-awake he had his eyes cured by one of the dogs in the Temple and went away healed.
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Bites "I grew those sunchokes," our waiter said, referring to the purée under my son's grass-fed, espresso-cured hanger steak.
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Convinced that the pilgrimage had miraculously cured him, he became even more committed to making it a tradition, his son said.
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If you do some light googling, you'll find that some people claim to have cured their bacterial vaginosis with their diet.
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In this second study, the researchers asked another 40 people about psychiatric symptoms and cured-meat intake, and found similar results.
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I think being cryo-preserved gives me a chance to be cured and woken up, even in hundreds of years' time.
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Chung Chow executive chef and co-owner of Noreetuh, a Hawaiian-inspired New York restaurant, suggests trying cured meats as poke.
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Although it's too soon to officially say this patient is "cured," researchers say the case is promising and a game-changer.
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For example, a new study in scientific journal Thorax suggests a possible link between cured meat consumption and asthma flare-ups.
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" After alerting her doctors to the dimple, Warner underwent surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and says she has "every hope of being cured.
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In January 2016, the director of Jammeh's treatment program claimed that 9,000 had been cured, the majority of them HIV patients.
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Two of them had been cured and discharged from the hospital while 17 are undergoing treatment in isolation, the ministry said.
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The latter, who supposedly "cured" him, handles the so-called therapy, a nonsense ritual of shaming in the name of God.
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They make their way through grilled river fish, house-cured jerky, a big, glazed, sesame-sprinkled chicken wings, and roasted pistachios.
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One expert described the smell of high-quality cured vanilla to me as a combination of prunes, leather and Play-Doh.
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Mr Trump's "original sin of targeting Muslims cannot be cured", Mr Romero says, "by throwing other countries onto his enemies list".
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As Conor responds to the escalating violence against the cured, Senan is torn between their friendship and his loyalty to Abby.
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He saw Chinese culture — and by extension, Chinese politics — as having intrinsic problems that couldn't be cured by reinstating Chinese-ness.
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Denmark gave the world Lego, brought cured bacon to the UK and passed "hygge" into the hands of welcoming book publishers.
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One of them involved a rural woman, Monica Besra, who claims she was cured of cancer after praying to Mother Teresa.
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This can be cured by simply stopping contact — for example, changing your detergent or making sure to wear breathable cotton underwear.
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" As long as there's no residual tumor found at Jeannie's three-month, post-operative MRI, Bederson says, "she should be cured.
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To the extent that boredom is a lack of stimulation, we have cured it, and this isn't necessarily a good thing.
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I am confident that Parkinson's disease will be eventually be cured, but the cure will probably be too late for me.
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All cancers will not be cured this year, in 36 years, 50 or even 100 years; but we can do better.
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The only two people to have ever been cured both received bone marrow transplants from people who carry the Δ32 mutation.
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So-called cured meats have been preserved and flavored by the addition of various combinations of salt, nitrates, nitrites, and sugar.
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Alzheimer's disease is the only leading cause of death in the United States that cannot yet be prevented, slowed, or cured.
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Yes, medicines that have cured people have not been as nice to other people—the same medicine for the same disease.
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If it were as simple as an expert opinion, we could have cured cancer by now, simply by thinking deep thoughts.
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Last week, Schumer posted photos and videos of their trip, where they sipped cappuccinos, road segaways and shopped for cured meats.
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Medical authorities depicted homosexuality as an illness to be cured, and religious authorities viewed it as a lapse of moral conviction.
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" The UK's National Autism Society is even more succinct, noting, "autism is not an illness or disease and cannot be 'cured.
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Fill the pastry-lined pan with cheese and herbs and cured cubes of meat, then pour on plenty of melted butter.
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Now that there was a high chance of being cured, researchers hope people will start going to hospitals to be treated.
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The vast majority of instances oc cured in the past decade, leading researchers to think the problem has become more common.
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The local salami, prosciutto, pancetta, and other cured meats taste far better than the kind they get from the grocery store.
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Benjamin Rush was the first American to focus on the problem and to see it as something that could be cured.
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I think being cryo‐preserved gives me a chance to be cured and woken up, even in hundreds of years' time.
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The man who cured greyscale, found dragon glass, and is hopefully listening to Gilly has plenty to offer this war. Bro.
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Seven patients had turned up with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis; four had been cured, two had died — and one had simply disappeared.
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For a long time, I genuinely believed I would never be cured of this problem, that I was impossible to fix.
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For the Yankees out there, a gammon steak is a smoked or cured hunk of the hind leg of a pig.
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In a further few minutes, Ishizaki finishes off today with his signature soy cured egg yolk, okra, dusted with toasted rice.
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All of that kushy goodness is rolled around a skewer and wrapped in cannabis fan leaves and hemp wick and cured.
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Girls with eating disorders that appeared in one episode of a sitcom and then were cured after a heart-to-heart.
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Firstly, it should always have "high-quality Jamón ibérico," a type of cured meat, and shouldn't only serve paella and sangria.
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He learned to work with it — though he said he wouldn't say he was cured — by reading poetry to his class.
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Then there's cured herring in peppery vinegar, creamy mustard sauce and tomato sauce, followed by a whole fillet of smoked salmon.
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This was a cancer patient who needed a bone marrow transplant, and the immune cells in the transplant cured the patient.
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The bacon—again, not the traditional cured pork product in carbonara, but it doesn't matter—adds a necessary extra savory punch.
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After living with terminal cancer for eight years, Stella (Lucy Hale of "Pretty Little Liars") finds out she has been cured.
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The global health community reached a milestone: A second patient with H.I.V. was reportedly cured of the infection that causes AIDS.
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"No one has cured a disease by making an enemy of the white lab coats," Ms. Nickel said in an interview.
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Dinners included smelly fish and whole grains and Old World specialties like jellied calf's foot and cured skeins of fish roe.
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We submitted duck legs to nice confit baths, cured slabs of pork belly, sometimes even made sausage; we went for it.
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Fried chicken wings, sour-cured pork riblet, and the inevitable papaya salad are also on the menu at the new stall.
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While the pork — rich and succulent Ibérico for enjoying fresh or cured — has been sold to restaurants, it's now available retail.
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Both the "Me Too" movement and sexting stories provided in the article draw uncanny parallels which must be addressed and cured.
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"President Trump's original sin of targeting Muslims cannot be cured by throwing other countries onto his enemies list," Mr. Romero said.
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The long thin toast, crackling with grains and seeds that sits under cured and smoked Arctic char and smoked sour cream?
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Front Burner Prosciutto di Carpegna from the Adriatic Coast of Italy is a ham cured with a rub of seasoned lard.
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"For those patients who have been cured, there is a likelihood of a relapse," he said in a briefing on Friday.
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But after decades of effort on the part of climate scientists and advocates, journalists have mostly been cured of that habit.
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Diners can order non-pizza entrees, like a beef tenderloin crudo or marinated white asparagus with cured egg yolk and bottarga.
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With the exception of some lemon zest, the flavor in the little jar of cured fish and creme fraiche proved faint.
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This is made from freshly-harvested or immediately-frozen cannabis; it hasn't been dried or cured, two processes that annihilate terpenes.
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But if it is, sickle cell disease could be the first common genetic disorder to be cured by manipulating human DNA.
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You can find Galetti's recipe for Pacific Island-style cured fish on the BBC's website or page 170 of Emett's book.
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"The patient is cured, as of this stage we can no longer detect the virus in any clinical specimen," said Sridhar.
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A 34-7 win ensued, with Los Angeles having apparently cured itself of all that ailed it on offense and defense.
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Cured meats were staking their claim right next to cheeses on beautiful, Instagram-worthy charcuterie boards, and they still are today.
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He was struck by Friedrich Hayek's observation that the only way inflation cured unemployment was by disguising cuts in real wages.
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Only one in five people needing multi drug-resistant TB treatment receive it, and only half who receive it are cured.
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Haven't we seen this story before, in which a white man's anomie is cured by the love of an exotic woman?
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When caught at an early stage, ovarian cancer can be cured; however, most women are currently diagnosed with late-stage disease.
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"For us, being L.G.B.T. is a psychological illness that needs to be cured, and this comic is promoting it," he added.
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I didn't want to just do the celebrity rehab thing for two weeks, declare myself cured and then screw up again.
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Singer Kelly Clarkson made headlines in 2018 when she claimed that going on a lectin-free diet cured her thyroid problems.
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Tests revealed the presence of raw meat that had been dry-cured, not cooked or grilled, which would have weakened the fibers.
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And in case you were concerned, Kim is miraculously cured from her completely real, not at all faked for ratings heart attack.
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He thinks he's cured human beings of violence, only to realize, too late, that he's failed to recognize some serious side-effects.
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"The patients feel like they're cured at first, and then the next time they eat red meat it happens again," he said.
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Malnourishment is not cured overnight, but can lead to long term health complications, including stunted growth in children, and weakened immune systems.
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Cancer, they responded, had been cured in mice many times in ways that did not then go on to work in people.
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Jordan Peterson says meat cured his depression and now his daughter will tell you how it healed her too — for a fee.
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The health commission reports that 85033 patients have been "cured" and discharged from the hospital while 2,788 patients remain in serious condition.
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Then come shrimp from Baja California, pork belly that has been cured and smoked on site and microgreens from the gardens outside.
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Brian commented that his girlfriend was "having pain during sex and it was not because of me," and the supplements cured her.
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In between getting cappuccino mustaches and buying cured meats, the couple took on other travelers to get pics at popular Italian landmarks.
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"I'm not ignorant enough to say I'm cured, but certainly that this form of treatment is having very good results," he says.
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Indeed, 25% of those with high-school degrees or less had never heard of the cured ham, compared with 11% of postgraduates.
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For example, I can't count the number of times I prayed to God that my father would be cured of his cancer.
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When cooking Japanese food, few people think of making their own katsuobushi—the traditional Japanese boiled, cured, smoked, and fermented bonito fish.
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The cured meat is still smoky, salty and "bacon-y," according to Sara Burnett, director of food policy and wellness at Panera.
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"This movie cured me of my virginity," he wrote in response to a Rotten Tomatoes tweet pointing out the film's positive rating.
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African swine fever, which cannot be cured and has no vaccine, is known to survive for weeks in feed ingredients like soymeal.
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Indeed, newly released images show the BFR's tooling (above) and the first cured and hardened cylinder made of carbon-fiber composites (below).
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"Cured" is not a word used lightly in the realm of cancer treatment, but in all likelihood, Makayla Sault would have been.
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Jellies fished out of the ocean spoil quickly at room temperature, and so they're cured in salt for a number of weeks.
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"I think it's often non-disabled people that want to cure us more than we want to be cured ourselves," she says.
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I mean, if Donald Trump cured cancer and gave every American $10 million, I am convinced the media would still hate him.
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" However, it was important to Herring that the game not make it seem like anxiety was something that can just be "cured.
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Flashbacks fill in his brutal childhood under a military father (Robert C. Treveiler) who felt autism could be cured via combat training.
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Change is slow but when the fighters start to see results in both their physical body and earnings the 'lazy' is cured.
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As a result, frustrated senators had little incentive to defend an administration that has caused far more headaches than it has cured.
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But if you're hungry for something authentic, hit up Salumeria 104, where the cured meats are treated better than a show cat.
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Testicular cancer, Hodgkin's lymphoma and many adult cases of leukemia can be cured or at least turned into manageable or suppressed disease.
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The two Boston patients rebounded, leaving Timothy Ray Brown, the Berlin patient, as the only person to be clinically cured of HIV.
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Patrick was doing well—had been sober nearly two years at that point—but they knew better than to consider him cured.
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Riverford meat boxes contain a wide selection of free range, organic British meat, from juicy sirloin steaks to traditional dry-cured bacon.
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He's testing Old World deli recipes—from smoked meats to cured fish—and delivering bread to star chefs and Whole Foods alike.
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He preferred more exotic foods, like bacalao, dried codfish you can reconstitute by soaking it in milk, and biltong, smelly cured beef.
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Nduja is an Italian spreadable cured meat, and now that you know that, you probably want to spread it on everything, right?
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Bungee cord – 1:40 Fish lady – 3:02 Obama / Mario – 4:52 He's cured – 5:29 Can't even touch my own soul?
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The disease cannot be cured but vaccines offer lifelong protection from the virus, which primarily infects children under the age of 5.
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Ask almost any specialist about a cure for cancer, and she will cringe, because there is no one cancer to be cured.
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Then the honor went to cecina, cured and dried beef teased back into succulence on the grill and sweating out its salts.
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Since then, at least 69 people have been miraculously, inexplicably cured after making a pilgrimage to a shrine built by the water.
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The benefit will be that more cancers can be cured with the most basic, oldest and most effective methods of cancer treatment.
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The creamy comfort dish is made with spaghetti, eggs, Pecorino Romano and Parmesan cheese, and cured pork meat folded into the pasta.
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Ducks, meanwhile, are cured in salt for four days, then smoked, then slowly roasted, then doused with flaming booze at the table.
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Front Burner Dry-cured salamis from Italy are delicious but, until now, they did not meet Department of Agriculture standards for importing.
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It's a compact trove of sound, personal advice about selecting, storing and using produce, condiments, cheese, cured meat and other marketbasket essentials.
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Johnson has said he has to remind people that he is not cured, but managing the infection with a cocktail of drugs.
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Into the loaves he tucks classic cold cuts like thit nguoi, cured pork interleaved with fat, which the menu calls Vietnamese salami.
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The patient is cured of cancer, thankfully, but has burning pain in her hands and feet for years after from the chemo.
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There were curtains of smoked sausages, tray upon tray of unidentified cured, smoked, roasted, poached, emulsified, rolled, cased, cubed, caul-fatted meats.
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Only near the end, when Anna is found to be mysteriously cured after falling unconscious, does the story veer toward the mawkish.
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But if you're hungry for something authentic, hit up Salumeria 104 where the cured meats are treated better than a show cat.
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When just the Maraba virus was used, it cured the triple-negative breast cancer only 20 to 30 percent of the time.
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"Although my love for Furbies hasn't cured it, it's certainly made this mental illness more bearable," she wrote in a blog post.
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Among the museum's exhibitions on local history and historic fossils, is a glass case containing a cured ham that dates to 1902.
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It should be thought of as a chronic disease, like diabetes—even if the symptoms are managed, it doesn't mean you're cured.
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In this case, the salty-sweet lick of bacon and the smokiness of sausage pushed cured pork ahead of its fresh counterpart.
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Adams was in charge of feeding the cows bushels of cured, baled alfalfa, which were wrapped in wire mesh and required clipping.
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The kids the House Energy and Commerce Committee used to sell this bill will almost certainly die before their diseases are cured.
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It is likened to prosciutto because it is a cured, salty, deeply flavorful product; to truffles because of its umami-rich qualities.
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Hereditary diseases could be eliminated, including Huntington's disease, cystic fibrosis and sickle cell anemia, and cancer cured before it reaches Stage 1.
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He rolls up the cured squash and put it in the bowl, before finishing the dish with a spoonful of tomato salad.
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Not enough to have cured him of HIV, though—he remains infected and on antiretroviral drugs to keep the virus in check.
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It's the only way, for now, to take advantage of the newly released cured ham from Sam Edwards of Edwards Virginia Smokehouse.
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Her mother is a college counselor in Weston, and is the volunteer grants director at B*Cured, an organization in Greenwich, Conn.
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In Lincoln's mind, Kesavan and Paulsen wrote, secession from the Union was wrong, and seceding from a seceding state cured the error.
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He was diagnosed with NUT carcinoma, a rare and fast-growing cancer that cannot be cured, according to the National Cancer Institute.
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Matthew Ferraro East Providence, R.I. Aviv describes how Delano was victimized by the belief that every depressive can be cured by medication.
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When Wang found her lemon ferment overly rich in mold spores, she decided to use a batch she'd cured at home instead.
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There are no numbers on how many people have turned to metformin and other such drugs in their desperation to be cured.
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Most melanomas are cured by surgery, leaving about 10,000 patients who have had relapses and could be candidates for an experimental treatment.
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In the Shandong's home port of Sanya, 54 cases of coronavirus were reported by Wednesday, with 22 people cured and one fatality.
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Those figures bring the total cases to 5,974 confirmed cases, with 132 deaths and 103 cured, according to the National Health Commission.
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The company's vermilion smoked version, cured over New Zealand's manuka wood, has a haunting flavor that finishes with a touch of sweetness.
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He told me about numerous bishops back east who had asked him to accept priests who had been "cured" of child molestation.
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Not until much later did she undergo intensive therapy that virtually cured her stammer, enabling her even to give speeches in public.
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The meal also included cured duck, pasta with anchovies and fish roe, and a nice Italian red he'd found for fifteen bucks.
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Fortified by a lunch of cured ham, cheese and rye bread, the crew then crept up their creations to test them out.
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Caviar is unfertilized eggs — also known as roe — that are harvested exclusively from the sturgeon family of fish and then salt-cured.
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But what if, in some as-yet undiscovered medical breakthrough, these conditions and all other causes of physical infirmity could be cured?
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Still, for most, the disease is easily treated and cured, as many studies have shown, and parents have no cause for panic.
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On this Thursday, cured brook trout is coming out next with a bright leafy sorrel salad, doused in horseradish, lemon, and yoghurt.
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He's not "cured," he says, but he's had a pretty remarkable recovery, thanks to his idiosyncratic, self-directed course of psychedelic therapy.
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This stops the layer of cured polymer sticking to the base as well, and thus permits the tool to lift that layer slightly.
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She also declares that everything that has happened to her in the past few months has miraculously cured her of all her fears.
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Chinese ingredients by themselves are a vast field of study — dried mushrooms, cured meats, salted fish and bean pastes are only the beginning.
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Without social norms to reinforce it, honor has become something of a fatal disease, one that can only be cured by brutal practicality.
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According to Bero, the new diet, coupled with her using reiki, meditation, and guided visualization, successfully cured her cancer when nothing else could.
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