Periods can get heavier and more painful for some women after the age of 40.
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Television campaign ad spending has been heavy and will get heavier in the final few days.
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Much like the elements, the foods get "heavier" (protein-density-wise) as they progress within their categories.
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Your average 10-year-old weighs at least 70 pounds, and people only get heavier from there.
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Expect this morning's on-and-off light drizzles to get heavier in the afternoon, with a high around 20063.
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As one goes from the top row to the bottom row, the atoms of each element get heavier and heavier.
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We'll watch this forecast to ensure rains don't get heavier than currently forecast — no flooding concerns right now, but worth watching.
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"The wind is expected to pick up and rain will likely get heavier," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told a government meeting.
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Of course they get heavier as the motor gets more powerful, but even the 500W version felt decently balanced at 52.36 lbs.
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That burden may get heavier: premium and low-cost carmakers are thriving while the mass market, the core of VW's business, becomes more competitive.
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Places and buildings, I believe, get heavier and more brooding with the weight of memories, almost as if they retain memories of their own.
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It seems as though periods should get lighter as you near menopause, but for many women in their 40s, periods get heavier and more painful.
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But sailors on an open ship, whose coarse canvas sails will only get heavier with a wetting, do not also long for rain, small or large.
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While the latest survey data doesn't explain why Americans continue to get heavier, nutritionists and other experts cite lifestyle, genetics, and, most importantly, a poor diet as factors.
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But later on, the difficulty of taking a selfie increases: the lights get heavier, the drink brings out tears and dancing, and your camera-holding hand wobbles without control.
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The big man himself (Image: Pixabay)There's a controversial little interpretation of Einstein's theory of special relativity that could affect what happens to masses moving at a really high speeds: they appear to get heavier.
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The offensive, which began 10 days ago, has so far been concentrated in towns and villages around Mosul, and resistance may get heavier as Iraqi forces break through IS defences and enter the city itself.
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They tend to get heavier during the workout if you aren't immediately putting them in the nearest garbage bin, so you can even do some bicep and tricep curls with your bags of trash during your plogging workouts.
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"I'm sure you've been in heavy rain before, but sometimes there's like a foot and you're like, 'It can't get heavier than this,' and then the drops just get bigger and you're like, 'OK, I guess we're in the Bible or something,'" he said.
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When we chatted in Kiev, one thing you discussed was how much you enjoyed playing with a band, and that you thought your music would continue to get heavier and more 'metal'—have you been able to write new music with all the touring?
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"As I get heavier I slow down, and I have to take a lot of bathroom breaks which turns into a little bit of walking, so I'm out there for a long time, an hour and a half to two hours every day running," she says.
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" (Visitors probably won't miss the allusions, particularly to the Eric Garner case.) Mr. Elms added, "I was prepped by Rodney that it was going to be a pretty dark show, that we were starting with heavy material, and it was probably only going to get heavier.
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Some research indicates a sentencing disparity where unattractive people tend to get heavier prison sentences than attractive people.
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Volcanoes do not only affect the climate, they are affected by the climate. During times of glaciation, volcanic processes slow down. Glacial growth is promoted when summer heat is weak and winter cold is enhanced and when glaciers grow larger, they get heavier. This excess weight causes a reverse effect on the magma chamber's ability to produce a volcano.
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Additionally, "Circle the Drain" managed to enter the US Billboard Hot 100 at number 58. Critical reaction to "Circle the Drain" was mixed. Keri Mason from Billboard believed that tracks like "Circle the Drain" made the Teenage Dream album "get heavier sonically and lyrically, with a boom-boom-pow electro punch". Slant Magazine's Matthew Cole found the singer to be virtually less sympathetic than her former lover.
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The overpass allows for connection with Spring Hammock Preserve and creates a new Trailhead at Big Tree Park. This will allow for the preserve and park to get heavier traffic, and to utilize the amenities available which are rather unseen from driving on the highway. With the construction of this overpass, the route is able to continue into Heathrow, in Lake Mary utilizing an existing pedestrian bridge over Interstate 4. See also East Coast Greenway.
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A lyric video for "Stone" was released on YouTube on April 15, 2013. The music video for "Stone" was shot in Lucerne Valley, California and directed by Robert Schober (aka Roboshobo), who directed their previous music video, "Hollow". The video features the band playing on a rocky hill. Separately, three individuals are alone trying to transport stones that get heavier or larger, using a basket, a cart, and one rolling a boulder uphill.
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During the disco era, sound engineers aimed to create a more powerful, deep bass sound in dance clubs and nightclubs. A key approach used by engineers to get heavier, deeper bass sound was to add huge subwoofer cabinets to reproduce the sub-bass frequencies. The Paradise Garage discotheque in New York City, which operated from 1977 to 1987, had "custom designed 'sub-bass' speakers" developed by Alex Rosner's disciple, sound engineer Richard ("Dick") Long Brewster, Bill; Broughton, Frank. The Record Players: DJ Revolutionaries.
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At a fork in the road near Cortina's Rancho San Jose, fifteen miles from Brownsville, the Americans found a path leading through the chaparral where the rebels had dragged one of their cannons. The rain was starting to get heavier though so Heintzelmen decided to make camp for the night and follow the path on the next morning.Thompson, pg. 91–92 It was after 8:00 am by the time the march started again, mostly because the rangers took their time breaking camp.
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McKenzie felt the EP showed they were "wanting to get heavier and louder for a long time, but is it also a reaction against the sixties tags they've been stuck with?". The five tracks include "Reap What You Sow", which reached the No. 1 spot on the ARIA Alternative Singles Chart, replacing Nirvana's "Heart-Shaped Box". The group recorded their first music video, for "Reap What You Sow"; it was directed by David Barker, who subsequently directed their next seven videos. After the EP's success, the group were signed by Polydor.
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Once a walker sets foot upon the Pattern, he must continue following its labyrinthine course to the center; stopping for too long, or leaving the pathway of the Pattern, results in a terrible death. Walking the Pattern is not an easy task. There is a resistance that slows the walker, as if he is wearing lead boots that get heavier and heavier with every step. During the ordeal, the walker passes through several points of extreme difficulty called "veils" - The First Veil, the Second Veil, and the Final Veil.
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The new bridge had two tracks to cross the river, serving the local area with coal cars and boxcars crossing. The new bridge survived the floods in 1903 that destroyed many bridges (including the nearby Riverton-Belvidere Bridge) along the Delaware and continued to prosper. However, as trains, cars and locomotives began to get heavier and larger, the DL&W; needed to build a new bridge across the river to support the heavier weights. In 1914, they built the new bridge just upstream for the reason that it would not have to move much track for better service.
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A stanza begins in which Bono sings the song's title in a high, passionate voice as the drums get heavier. At 3:03, the song bursts out in emotion as Bono begins open-throated "Oh-oh-oh-ohh" vocals, which are double- tracked, and the rhythm increases to play sixteenth notes on the guitar, cymbals, and tambourine. After another stanza of Bono repeating the song's title, the music dies down at 3:38 to a similar state as it was at the beginning of the song. Ten seconds later, Bono sings in a falsetto while a bass synthesiser doubles the bass guitar.
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Neutrino losses, by this and similar processes, play an increasingly important part in the evolution of the most massive stars. They force the star to burn its fuel at a higher temperature to offset them. Fusion processes are very sensitive to temperature so the star can produce more energy to retain hydrostatic equilibrium, at the cost of burning through successive nuclear fuels ever more rapidly. Fusion produces less energy per unit mass as the fuel nuclei get heavier, and the core of the star contracts and heats up when switching from one fuel to the next, so both these processes also significantly reduce the lifetime of each successive fusion-burning fuel.
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