Hurting. Right now I only hurt...but I'm not hurting for other people no I'm only hurting myself.
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Yeah, it's hurting me, and it's hurting Hilton, and it's hurting all of the great hotel chains all over the world.
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"We're hurting, our profession is hurting," the police chief said.
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It's hurting yourself and hurting other women in one blow.
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"We're hurting, Houston is hurting, but we're strong," Smith said.
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He's not hurting the people he needs to be hurting.
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Others took issue with Trump playing down the negative effects of tariffs on the U.S. "They're wrong, they're hurting farmers, they're hurting manufacturers, they're hurting tech companies, they're hurting global supply chains," said Rep.
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I'm hurting more than you can know, the kids are hurting more than you can know, and I know the fans are hurting.
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It's unfortunate, but it's hurting us, it's hurting the body politic, it's hurting the average American that we don't have these right policies.
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It is hurting women and children, and it is hurting men.
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"Our players are hurting, our people are hurting, our neighborhoods are hurting, and kneeling was a direct response to that hurt," the statement said.
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"The action from the US is hurting China, hurting the whole world and also hurting the US itself," the ministry said in a statement.
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"We're hurting, our profession is hurting," said David O. Brown, the Dallas police chief.
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"I kept screaming help me, stop hurting me, you are hurting me," she said.
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It's hurting people, even refugees who are running away for their safety, it's hurting them.
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" He added: "Obviously, we've got players in there that are hurting, coaches that are hurting.
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The restaurant industry is hurting, all of the things that got shut down are hurting.
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She's making lies up about my husband that's hurting my kids — that's still hurting my kids.
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And it's not only hurting the world — it's hurting the longevity of the entire tech industry.
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"Oftentimes the people who are hurting the immigrant community could be hurting US citizens," she said.
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Sadly, their strategy is hurting the American people far more than it is hurting the president.
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Some 32% said the economy is hurting them, while 26% said it's neither hurting, nor helping.
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It's hurting Hilton and it's hurting all of the great hotel chains all over the world.
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I think he's hurting his boss, and when he hurts his boss, he's hurting the American people.
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S. trade relations in danger with the purpose of hurting others that eventually end up hurting itself.
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"They are hurting a bit in that neighborhood right now and officers are hurting too," Hall said.
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SARA EISEN: With your strong domestic presence, do you see the election uncertainty hurting the consumer,hurting decisions.
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"We're all in this together, and when some of us are hurting, we're all hurting," Mr. Campanella said.
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Beyond hurting families, this bureaucratic mess hurts our businesses back home, ultimately hurting our economy and jobs market.
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Similarly, Amazon is credibly accused of hurting suppliers, hurting competitors, and even hurting its own employees — but nobody can deny that it's a cheap and convenient way to shop for a staggering array of things.
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"I think he's hurting his boss, and when he hurts his boss, he's hurting the American people," Kennedy said.
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So, President Trump reacted to the real politics here that were hurting him and hurting Republicans ahead of the midterms.
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"If one woman is having an issue, it hurts Keith, and if he's hurting, you're hurting," a former member explained.
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I'm so thankful she stopped hating herself, stopped hurting her arm, stopped hurting her body and started truly loving life!!!
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"He's hurting himself with swing voters now to avoid hurting himself with his base," the former White House official lamented.
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In other words: Some doctors may be hurting from a pay cut, but that doesn't seem to be hurting patients.
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"The establishment sometimes forgets real-live, flesh and blood people in this country are hurting and they're hurting badly," he said.
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However, "when you throw up tariffs, which are taxes on the American people, we're not hurting French people … we're hurting Americans."
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He would always say, "This is hurting me more than it's hurting you," as he would hit me with the belt.
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Still Hurting Still Hurting: I think the movies have trained all of us to seek closure, and to expect satisfying endings.
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"He went thumbs down, badly hurting the Republican Party, badly hurting our nation and hurting many sick people who desperately wanted good, affordable health care," Trump said on Wednesday during a speech at a tank manufacturer in Lima, Ohio.
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If net neutrality is hurting their expansion, then it's also hurting a major FCC goal: seeing that all Americans can get online.
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"What Donald Trump is doing, he's just showing people the hate, he's hurting the people, he's hurting the public," Robles told the Republic.
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But I don't know, I made sure I wasn't hurting anyone, but in hurting the government, the government represents the people, I guess.
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Investors are looking for retailers most able to hold prices steady without hurting their margins, or increase prices without hurting demand for their products.
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"But we have farmers here in Iowa who are hurting," she said, "and they are hurting because of Donald Trump" and his trade wars.
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And the fact that people had a negative viewpoint of the Uber of two, three years ago was hurting our brand and hurting our business.
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I was aware that if I went back to crime, it wouldn't just be hurting society; it would be hurting my loved ones as well.
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"It's hurting our budget, it's hurting our country and they better get their act together," Trump said at a Cabinet meeting about California's forestry management.
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He started out his comments last night by talking about unity, love and how if one American is hurting, all of us are hurting. Please.
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Sweeping budget cuts in Oklahoma are hurting kids and families Sweeping budget cuts in Oklahoma are hurting kids and families This segment originally aired Oct.
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A cooling housing market is hurting the state's economy, falling road quality is hurting the state's infrastructure, and the state's workforce development efforts are falling short.
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Among Democrats, only 23% said the economy is helping them, while 57% said it is hurting them and another 19% said it's neither hurting nor helping.
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For the 26% of the vote they are polling, including 7.5% for Mr Johnson, is hurting Hillary Clinton as much as it is hurting the unidealistic Mr Trump.
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The trade war is either not hurting the U.S. or, at the least, it's not hurting the economy bad enough to dent these "fabulous jobs numbers," Cramer said.
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In addition, Puerto Rico is reeling from a Zika virus outbreak that is hurting its tourism industry, while more residents relocate to the U.S. mainland, further hurting the economy.
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"I've got such a situation in regional Queensland where people are hurting, families are hurting, because they don't have employment with the downturn in the resources sector," she said.
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His decisions impact the lives of literally billions of people every day and this collusion lie, distraction is hurting the country and frankly abroad, it&aposs hurting us as well.
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Melo says the false reports are "affecting my family" -- and he's calling for everyone to correct their reporting because it's hurting him, hurting the other woman and other people involved.
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They say that ability is being undermined across the globe by the Trump administration, which "is hurting women and hurting women's access to basic care," and puts lives in danger.
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Until Trump realizes it's not the 2016 Republican primary season when he needed to out-hawk others on immigration, he's hurting himself politically and in doing so hurting reelection chances.
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"Everything was about how much everybody was mourning and hurting, and she said it was nice to know that everybody was hurting along with us," Matt Mauser said, his voice breaking.
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Generally, nearly seven in 10 Americans feel that the economy is helping the wealthy, while 58% say it is hurting the middle class and 64% think it is hurting the poor.
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AND THEY ARE ALL LOOKING AT THE TARIFF POLICY THROUGH THE LENS OF IS IT HELPING OR HURTING COMPANIES LIKE BOEING, IS IT HELPING OR HURTING STOCK – WHAT DO YOU THINK?
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White men such as Affleck, Mel Gibson, Sean Penn, Roman Polanski, and Woody Allen have a long history of being forgiven by Hollywood after hurting (or being accused of hurting) women.
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I can't believe it , I m fckn hurting bad !
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Once again, O'Keefe is grandstanding & hurting the conservative movement.
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"There has to be evidence that Trump's approach ... is hurting the Republican Party and specifically hurting Republican lawmakers," says Wehner, now a senior fellow at the conservative Ethics and Public Policy Center.
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The Trump administration is in a position to do so, Cramer argued, because the long-running U.S.-China trade war is hurting the Chinese economy more than it's hurting the American economy.
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"Scott Walker is part of the Trump-Walker axis that is hurting Wisconsin, hurting America," said Democratic gubernatorial candidate Matt Flynn, who says if elected he will sue to stop the Foxconn project.
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Second, speculation about another independence referendum is hurting the industry.
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He said the knee issue is not hurting his swing.
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He immediately stood down, tearfully conceding that he was "hurting".
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Ostensibly, Kim Kardashian's retreat is hurting the photo journalism industry.
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If you see someone that is hurting, don't look away.
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"I'm hurting," Emmett Rhodes, 53, said, according to the newspaper.
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My job is to stop him from hurting anyone else.
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The province is still hurting even though prices have risen.
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But local florists are hurting, and their numbers are dropping.
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AND THE THIRD THING HURTING BUSINESS GROWTH IS OUR INFRASTRUCTURE.
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During their conversation, Bolin said he never suggested hurting anyone.
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So I don't want it competing and hurting the decision.
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To be honest, our hearts have been hurting a little.
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Deere isn't the only farm equipment company that's hurting either.
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In fact, it might be hurting you in both areas.
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We just want to go outside without our skin hurting.
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And for every single one of you who was hurting.
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He tweeted: 'The impeachment hoax is hurting our stock market.
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The competition is hurting Domino's stock -- and lifting its rivals.
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Not just because I'm the target, he's not hurting me.
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All these remarkable talents have been hurting for too long.
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And all the while Brexit will be hurting the economy.
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Gapen said the trade war is hurting global trade revenues.
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It's hard to imagine anything else possibly hurting him more.
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But they may be getting better at hurting consumers too.
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"You are hurting real people to score cheap political points."
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They're not helping you, they're helping themselves and hurting you.
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Why won't you open the government and stop hurting people?
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The world's factories are hurting because of the trade war.
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Less openness risks undermining America's competitiveness and hurting its economy.
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I don't want to continue hurting people along the way.
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My calf isn't hurting me at all, which is great.
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It's done this successfully for decades without hurting the economy.
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Alice was like Camille: quietly struggling, and privately hurting herself.
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"It's not the nicotine that's really hurting you," said Monsees.
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The difference is that Chuck sees the people he's hurting.
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They are our family and are hurting just as much.
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No surprise that its valuation has been hurting so much.
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"I knew I was risking hurting my career," she said.
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Government "crowds out" private activity in such cases, hurting growth.
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Those are the folks out there that are still hurting.
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So if you see somebody that's hurting don't look away.
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"From an economic standpoint, we're actually hurting ourselves," said Rubel.
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The Saudi population is hurting from cutbacks in domestic spending.
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Putting the text out there was never about hurting Caelynn.
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But for once, Trump seems not to be hurting himself.
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I am tired of hearing that children are hurting themselves.
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"You big, dumb bullies that are hurting females," he says.
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The administration alleges the excessive subsidies are hurting American farmers.
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Archie is wildly good at boxing, but hates hurting people.
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This is from hurting my back after battling 2 cancers.
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Fighting, yelling, hurting feelings, but coming together when it counts.
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Agency practices are not the only thing hurting writers' salaries.
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I'm not going to leave my teammates because I'm hurting.
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That would increase trade tensions while also hurting the economy.
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Dollar Tree isn't the only budget brand that's been hurting.
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All four believe he takes great pleasure in hurting people.
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" The woman later said Harper is "hurting this little baby.
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She was like, 'I don't want people hurting my daughter.
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Prisoners on spice can become violent, hurting themselves or others.
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But it looks like Trump's boycott isn't exactly hurting Apple.
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But sanctions have since been reimposed, badly hurting Iran's economy.
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And if you're hurting, I'll hold you while it hurts.
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"Uber is really hurting us," said taxi driver Alireza Khododad.
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Inflation and shortages aren't the only things hurting his industry.
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Humble and empathetic, he might apologize for hurting Trump's feelings.
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The agency said the trolling is only hurting the victims.
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That said, she thinks it's hurting him more than helping.
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Because she's so f—— miserable and she's hurting so bad.
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But sanctions have been imposed again, badly hurting Iran's economy.
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There's just no need to hate — you're only hurting yourself.
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Of course, that rule change is now hurting the Democrats.
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I feel like we're hurting people we love for this.
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"Both sides are hurting, nobody's trying to heal," says LaVance.
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Set yourself up for success: avoid hurting your wife's feelings.
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The costs add up, hurting millions of people and workers.
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But, far from hurting her internally, it may have helped.
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"It is hurting the production and distribution trade," he said.
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It is bad interpretations to theology that are hurting us.
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The methane rule will also end up hurting the environment.
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He was terrified of hurting himself and bleeding to death.
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It's hurting not just the media, but America as well.
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Stay away from negotiations John, you are hurting your country!
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They are saying, 'I am upset, this is hurting me.
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So if you're hurting from heartache, try popping some Tylenol.
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But like Nubbin, all I was doing was hurting myself.
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Global production continues to rise, outstripping demand and hurting prices.
|
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Breaking Bad's Walter White knows he's hurting and killing people.
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Big government is hurting those it is supposed to help.
|
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His tariffs are tax increases and they're hurting this country.
|
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You never leave anyone guessing or hurting because you're transparent.
|
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China's tariffs are already hurting soybean farmers across the heartland.
|
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" "No picture is worth hurting yourself, others, or the park.
|
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In short, the clearance process is severely hurting government innovation.
|
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" With his loss, he said, "my family's hurting real bad.
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"It's the lack of certainty that is hurting," said Cunningham.
|
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Every now and then I wake up and something's hurting.
|
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Some key Americans also worry that Trump is hurting NATO.
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Tell her that her brother is hurting and needs help.
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She also slammed his trade wars for hurting American farmers.
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But how do I refuse her without hurting her feelings?
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In spite of last year's losses, FIFA is not hurting.
|
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Something bigger than whichever joint was hurting at the moment.
|
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I saw that these people are really hurting in Flint.
|
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My face always ends up hurting from laughing and smiling.
|
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Is this technology helping their customers or hurting their customers?
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Why are we hurting the brand that we have, man?
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How can I make her stop without hurting her feelings?
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Cuts accomplish nothing besides hurting SSDI beneficiaries and future applicants.
|
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"They're hurting, but there's no reason to be," Collins said.
|
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But any such restrictions risk hurting artists with small followings.
|
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But some are already hurting more than others — particularly airlines.
|
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Far from hurting his candidacy, the "socialism" label helped it.
|
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In Washington, they actually get off on hurting each other.
|
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"I didn't mean it but I was hurting," he said.
|
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As a result, service times sped up without hurting sales.
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This should burn, but if it's really hurting, then stop.
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We shouldn't imitate their behavior by hurting our own consumers.
|
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"Nothing else is itching or hurting them anymore," he said.
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Tougher emissions rules and declining demand have been hurting profits.
|
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Denying opportunities to talented people can end up hurting everyone.
|
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"I know you're all hurting," he told supporters in Melbourne.
|
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Francesco Damiani, Tyson's replacement, then withdrew after hurting an ankle.
|
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By partnering with them, restaurants could ultimately be hurting themselves.
|
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China's economic growth is slowing, and its exports are hurting.
|
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That unavoidably leads to reduced levels of employment, hurting workers.
|
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"It would just end up hurting him," Mr. Allen said.
|
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Chuck's stuff always seems to be geared to hurting Jimmy.
|
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They "are the ones that are really hurting," he said.
|
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On this fateful day, my stomach was hurting something awful.
|
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I didn't realize black women were really hurting like that.
|
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"My jaws was hurting from smiling so much," she said.
|
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People are hurting, and we need to offer a solution.
|
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Demonetization is mostly hurting people who aren't its intended targets.
|
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"It's clear labor shortages are hurting business sentiment," she said.
|
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HEALY: A lot of people don't see sexism hurting Mrs.
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"This was happening, and it was hurting," Shelley says now.
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You'll need to come at this one hungry — or hurting.
|
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Property market weakness has also pinched growth, hurting consumer sentiment.
|
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Hurting the city's currency, though, will be much more difficult.
|
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We have to stop hurting our children to protect them.
|
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That is hurting us … this phony population, this fake nationalism.
|
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Their actions are driving up premiums and hurting the market.
|
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Others said that they were wary of hurting his feelings.
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IS THIS TECHNOLOGY HELPING THEIR CUSTOMERS OR HURTING THEIR CUSTOMERS?
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"I think it is hurting the luxury market," says Gallagher.
|
|
But the American people are hurting, and they need relief.
|
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"I'm hurting," Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban told reporters Monday.
|
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So you know without hurting their status is very important.
|
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And it's really hurting savers but that's not the issue.
|
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But it will also drive the dollar higher, hurting others.
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But I noticed it was really hurting my attention span.
|
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Folks with listening devices turned way up are hurting themselves.
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I was turning away from him because I was hurting.
|
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She requested anonymity because of concerns about hurting her career.
|
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That's what's pushing her candidacy right now and hurting Bernie.
|
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Mr. Pai argues that existing regulations are hurting the internet.
|
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"We were trying to be accepted without hurting anybody," Mrs.
|
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The men were like, adorably dedicated to not hurting anybody.
|
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Maybe it's also because impeachment didn't have the desired effect for which Democrats had hoped; that, instead of hurting the president, it's hurting the party that impeached him, and did so along partisan lines.
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And three: she's laser-focused on corruption in the American economy and how that's hurting and sort of the greed that has enabled [which] is hurting the middle, the working class, and the poor.
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"I'm not pretending to know one end of a sheep from another, but I do know people are hurting in the country, and they have been hurting terribly," SBS News quoted him as saying.
|
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"We watched 'SportsCenter' for two seconds and everything was about how much everybody was mourning and hurting, and she said it was nice to know that everybody was hurting along with us," he said.
|
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He went back and left them a wad of cash, which is reckless and won't bring back their son, but he's clearly hurting and when he's hurting he usually hurts himself, and then others.
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Competition hurting both Walgreens and CVS Hare, whose firm does not own any of the drug store stocks, said that increased pharmacy competition from Walmart (WMT) and Amazon (AMZN) is hurting CVS and Walgreens.
|
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"If we don't confront him on this, you can expect he's going to make other equally false claims in the future and this is not only hurting him but it's hurting the presidency," he said.
|
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And three, that she's laser-focused on corruption in the American economy and how that's hurting and sort of the greed that that has enabled is hurting the middle, the working class, and the poor.
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Meghan Markle's dad is hurting from the fallout over his deal with a paparazzi agency -- hurting both physically and emotionally, and it looks like he's going back to the hospital as early as Monday night.
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"But I think that yes, I think that it doesn't seem to be hurting Pete Buttigieg ... It doesn't seem to be hurting him very much," he said of the former South Bend, Indiana, mayor's identity.
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You put your whole heart into a song when you're hurting.
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If something was hurting, what could you do to prevent that?
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Afraid of hurting another, she searched the test results in Google.
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" According to Ricciardelli, Morgan said, "his left hip was hurting him.
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Her chest was hurting and she wasn't sure she'd make it.
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Also hurting are the oil-dominated economies of Venezuela and Nigeria.
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I'm not taking money from anyone who is hurting working people.
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But taking shots of ACV also may be hurting our teeth.
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You can shut them off but then you are hurting yourself.
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" She adds, "Dillon and I have a heart for hurting children.
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As long as you're not hurting anyone, feel free to experiment.
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I confessed then to the Queen that my feet were hurting.
|
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You know, I'm doing well financially, I'm not hurting at all.
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Some said the move may have backfired by hurting investor sentiment.
|
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So basically, in preventing himself from being hurt, he's hurting me.
|
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This letter could end up hurting Trump more than it seems.
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In fact, that was actually hurting their ability to fill orders.
|
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It's not the only issue hurting the third party repair market.
|
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" I was like, "Okay, as long as it's not hurting anyone.
|
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I wanted to quit because I was just hurting so bad.
|
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Is what's happening at the border now hurting the Texas economy?
|
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And the possibility of hurting someone is weighing heavily on her.
|
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In the end I realized I was hurting my entire family.
|
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"By hurting Mexico, (Trump) is indirectly helping Lopez Obrador," he said.
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Keeping robots from hurting people one on one is relatively easy.
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All of us are hurting and share in your painful grief.
|
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Such a move could end up hurting Republicans in those states.
|
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With his mutilation hurting my eyes, I turned away and cried.
|
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Kaliningrad is hardly the only part of Russia that is hurting.
|
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"They helped me stop my bullshit, hurting other people," he says.
|
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With that exploit, the system couldn't punish them for hurting it.
|
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Dombrovskis said the higher borrowing costs were already hurting the economy.
|
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High crime and poor environmental quality are hurting quality of life.
|
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The news boosted risk sentiment, hurting safe-haven assets in turn.
|
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Folks now — they're hurting and they want to know somebody understands.
|
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People's necks were still hurting, but they were no longer suffocated.
|
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He had -- and helping Hillary -- hurting Hillary Clinton and helping Trump.
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But now the very approach I love may be hurting Apple.
|
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A shrinking population outside Japan's biggest cities is also hurting business.
|
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In fact, lionfish have a history of hurting goby populations elsewhere.
|
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" Wade also tweeted Saturday morning: "The city of Chicago is hurting.
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I don't know how bad it is, but he's certainly hurting.
|
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When Mariana Jimenez* was 22015 years old, she started hurting herself.
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Second, people are generally terrible at addressing others who are hurting.
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It&aposs helping Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and hurting President Trump.
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I actually feel awful because I feel like I'm hurting Kayleigh.
|
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And one day, I landed short, and my calf was hurting.
|
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And, no matter what the circumstances, his family must be hurting.
|
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The strong dollar made their goods less affordable overseas, hurting exports.
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When I was a little kid, my legs were always hurting.
|
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It is not possible to go through life without hurting people.
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" - Sherry Turkle "Radiation from the computer screen is hurting my eyes!
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"I just scratched him because he was hurting me," she said.
|
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And to the degree that he's accomplishing it, he's hurting America.
|
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The 737 Max grounding is hurting other parts of Southwest's business.
|
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Chris Stewart, a Utah Republican, said the horses are hurting themselves.
|
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Trump also noted that the strong dollar is hurting stock investments.
|
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She's not hurting the chef if she didn't like the food.
|
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He told responders he felt hot and his head was hurting.
|
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That, could push global oil prices lower, hurting the Russian economy.
|
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It's hurting us that people now have a short attention span.
|
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Consumer goods will become more expensive, hurting poor people the most.
|
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"I was definitely on the edge of hurting myself," he says.
|
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But the scandal surrounding them and me is hurting this city.
|
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Sanders decried trade deals as hurting manufacturing and the middle class.
|
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There are a lot of people in Ohio who are hurting.
|
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"I never saw this as hurting [rights holders]," Lackman told me.
|
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But he said that Trump's personal attacks were hurting the campaign.
|
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Hong Kong's markets are hurting due to a confluence of factors.
|
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He will probably need to almost half that expectation, hurting revenues.
|
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When people are hurting, they look to the government to help.
|
|
A shrinking population outside the biggest cities is also hurting business.
|
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The bill prohibits ISPs from blocking, throttling, or otherwise hurting competitors.
|
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Yet he is hurting Mrs Clinton by refusing to acknowledge this.
|
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This is humanity — these are human beings whose hearts are hurting.
|
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Other commodity-based industries like metals and mining are also hurting.
|
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In this case, Federal Reserve is not guilty of hurting stocks.
|
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It has been a long time they have been hurting us.
|
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My legs have really been hurting for most of the afternoon.
|
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Others said they were concerned the effort was hurting the country.
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"In the short term, it is definitely hurting us," he said.
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" Her friend Gaëlle Marchand added: "Neo-liberal economics are hurting everyone.
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Younger riders favor cheaper, used Harleys, hurting sales of new motorcycles.
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Yet this coupling seems to be hurting membership of evangelical churches.
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"We're hurting," Chief Brown said at the press conference Friday morning.
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Economic sanctions have since been imposed again, badly hurting Iran's economy.
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Inflation spiked and consumer confidence dropped, hurting the country's retail sector.
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Those changes often ended up hurting poor workers in those industries.
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We are a great nation and this divisiveness is hurting everyone.
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Trump says the act is disrespectful and is hurting the game.
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"There's no proof that these taxes are hurting business," he said.
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We cannot allow them to keep hurting families, communities and children.
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If this is their idea of a spy, they're really hurting.
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America's student-loan debt crisis is hurting women more than men.
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One primordial way to get this significance is through hurting people.
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This is humanity — these are human beings whose hearts are hurting.
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I know he's hurting and he doesn't let anybody see it.
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The doctor asked if I had been thinking of hurting myself.
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The currency has shot up this year, hurting crucial export industries.
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"The next day, it was still hurting really bad," he recalled.
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One explanation is that May is sanguine about hurting economic growth.
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And now that trust problem is hurting the company big time.
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Before we can educate children, we have to stop hurting them.
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I don't want to keep hurting someone by rehashing, re-litigating.
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A powerful rally by the dollar is also hurting the euro.
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He took actions that focus specifically on hurting immigrants and refugees.
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The ailment wasn't hurting Pujols' bat, as the veteran has hit .
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Trump was right about one thing: The coal industry is hurting.
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But amid the coronavirus outbreak, Chinese-owned businesses are still hurting.
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We don't talk about the emotional trauma of hurting a patient.
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But companies like Uber, Airbnb and WeWork could end up hurting.
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That loss this year was hurting much more than last year.
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Or, by not going, are you overreacting and hurting the economy?
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That caused significant delays, hurting thousands in their countries and elsewhere.
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I didn't talk about Ruth, or how desperately I was hurting.
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A decreased appetite for unprofitable companies is hurting the companies shares.
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McCoy environment in the legislature, and it's hurting the American people.
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This imbalance would influence congressional reapportionment, hurting large, immigrant-heavy states.
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North Korea is seeking relief from international sanctions hurting its economy.
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Farmers in the Midwest are hurting as Chinese markets dry up.
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The company has acknowledged that the ban is hurting its business.
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"I got to see people who were genuinely hurting," he said.
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Hospital stocks went into a tailspin, hurting Glenview and other investors.
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"They're only hurting people who are already basically exploited," she says.
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Bunches known and unknown travelers into same queue, hurting everyone's security.
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" Whitmer also made an economic appeal, saying, "American workers are hurting.
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It helps a lot to correctly diagnose what's hurting the economy.
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They're after anyone who's hurt, or who is currently hurting, Xochi.
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Some victims also want to avoid hurting their jobs or reputations.
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This approach invites conflict without hurting people&aposs feelings, Dalio said.
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Now a series of maps show where it's hurting the most.
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An increase in extreme weather events is already hurting the economy.
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"I am hurting and I know you are, too," it read.
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"That's not to say the Iranians won't be hurting," Parsi said.
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Essentially, they are hurting our team and creating a toxic environment.
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It seems to be hurting the L.G.B.T. community even worse now.
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"We have farmers here in Iowa who are hurting," she said.
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But, he said, the company should avoid hurting Mr. Trump's campaign.
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Yet, billions in tariffs will remain in place, hurting the economy.
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Meaning that luxury brands may be hurting more this time around.
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Unrestricted cow juice may be hurting us more than we know.
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There are several possible reasons why politics may be hurting productivity.
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Tariffs are a tax, too, and end up hurting American consumers.
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"My throat's hurting from the smoke," she told Reuters by telephone.
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"No one wants the responsibility of hurting him," Mr. Warchus said.
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"This is all about hurting Biden in the election." https://t.
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How does hurting the so-called rich help the middle class?
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New legislation could force businesses to change, potentially hurting their growth.
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They pretended they were helping people whom they were actually hurting.
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"Why are we hurting these people?" said subcommittee ranking member Rep.
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On Twitter last year, Trump hammered Amazon for hurting local retailers.
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Big surprises are thought to destabilize the economy, hurting economic growth.
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Inability to hit the numbers is in turn hurting employee morale.
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Many American business owners say the tariffs are hurting their companies.
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The bank also said the uncertainty over Brexit is hurting businesses.
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There have been no confirmed reports of the meat hurting consumers.
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Other times, however, this disconnection from reality ends up hurting Trump.
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My youngest child once woke up saying his stomach was hurting.
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How cute, a theory that probably won't end up hurting someone!
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The initial plan was neutral, neither helping nor hurting the economy.
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They don't donate to art museums in the communities they're hurting.
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Could your nighttime rituals be hurting your slumber more than helping?
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"PRUITT BAD JUDGMENT HURTING @POTUS, GOTTA GO," Ingraham tweeted in June.
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The 2017 Oscars celebrated two men famously accused of hurting women.
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KS: Do you worry about your tone and hurting people's feelings?
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"If we don't confront him on this, you can expect he's going to make other equally false claims in the future and this is not only hurting him but it's hurting the presidency," Schiff said earlier.
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"All that's happening with this tension is its hurting both countries and the debate of who are you hurting more is interesting but fundamentally people would like to go back to a normal relationship," he added.
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WILLIAMS: But here&aposs the thing, in the papers today it said, my little pony, Jack Daniel&aposs, Coca-Cola, G.M., the farmers, and Whirlpool, all say, you know what, this is hurting us, hurting our profits.
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"We want students to have their voices heard if they see bullying, if they see cyberbullying, if they see a concerning issue where one student may be thinking about hurting themselves or hurting others," Johnson told Hill.
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Essentially, vaccinating healthy children also provides protection for those who are more vulnerable; so, you're not just hurting your own child by not vaccinating them, but you're also hurting children who aren't healthy enough to get immunized.
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The streaming giant's deep reservoir of documentaries about murder trials and scams reveals the darkest side of humanity, whether it's violent criminals hurting others or the merciless criminal justice system hurting the people it's designed to protect.
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He then stumbled back and fell, reportedly hurting his leg and ankle.
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Let's be there for our families, and for those that are hurting.
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Two big issues seem to be hurting investor confidence: Intel and cryptocurrency.
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The NYT also pointed out that Bannon's nationalist agenda was hurting Trump.
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It has meant losses of income, hurting local businesses, and disrupted education.
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Developing nations that previously relied on petrodollars for financing are now hurting.
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The heat has exacerbated a dry spell, hurting crops in some places.
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As a result, they are hurting no one's cause but their own.
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Maybe she died by suicide to stop hurting the people she loves.
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He's suing her for defamation, slander, and damages ... including hurting his feelings.
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I started crying, telling him to just stop, he was hurting me.
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But I kept many of my feelings inside to avoid hurting him.
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However, the committee said "geopolitical risks" could end up hurting global growth.
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Samsung, which reports its first-quarter earnings on Thursday, is also hurting.
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Rains caused beans to fall from trees onto the soil, hurting quality.
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One key issue hurting the Brazilian economy is the country's pension system.
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Radically ordinary hospitality shows this hurting world what authentic Christianity looks like.
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Unfortunately, it was impossible to completely avoid hurting the party-loving crowd.
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No one would accuse the Kardashian-Jenner clan of hurting for cash.
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Of course situations are complicated, but hurting someone you love is not.
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But that is hurting consumer spending, a big part of the economy.
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Uncertainty over the government's Brexit negotiations risks hurting business confidence and investment.
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"I do not know how to stop hurting you," the fisherman cried.
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Fortunately for JPMorgan Chase, the geopolitical concerns aren't hurting its overall results.
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He told her he couldn't bear the idea of men hurting women.
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Though he was visibly hurting, I admired the intensity of his feelings.
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Evernote never went public, which could be one reason it's hurting now.
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He was also extremely aggressive, often hitting, pulling hair, or hurting himself.
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"The services companies are absolutely hurting for more work," he told CNBC.
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Didn't she know who she was leaving behind, who she was hurting?
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The bottom line: The Trump administration undoubtedly will succeed in hurting Iran.
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SARA EISEN: How much do you think it's hurting the global economy?
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A drought also is hurting farmers and their purchasing power, Veerathai said.
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Candy couldn't feel more guilty or apologetic for accidentally hurting her boss.
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But you can't concede the white working-class community, which is hurting.
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"Wow, I am hurting myself so much all the time," she concludes.
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Real men do everything they can to avoid hurting others and themselves.
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The repeal of the individual mandate already is hurting the Medicare program.
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The relatively strong dollar made U.S. goods more expensive overseas, hurting exports.
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These supposed instances of good news for Clinton are actually hurting her.
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The most similar, such as South Africa and Argentina, are already hurting.
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And, in fact, it could wind up hurting itself more than anyone.
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That's allowed Australian-grown almonds to become more competitive, hurting U.S. prices.
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It's not as if the tech giant is exactly hurting for money.
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Threats to production would also fan food inflation, hurting lower-income households.
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While investors are hurting, the slide is a bigger problem for employees.
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Rural Tanzania isn't hurting literacy-wise because of a lack of worksheets.
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MOST American elites believe that the Trump presidency is hurting their country.
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He played 12 minutes and scored 11 points before hurting his Achilles.
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It was really true love and he is hurting badly right now.
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If you don't understand your business as an artist, you're hurting yourself.
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You set out to protest Facebook, but you're only hurting yourself, right?
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In this case, I woke up and my guts were still hurting.
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But wouldn't you say that hurting people you love is an issue?
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We&aposre starting to see evidence that North Korea is really hurting.
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Let this covenant abate the anger you feel at the hurting world.
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However, low levels of volatility were hurting revenue per client, RBC said.
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"I don't think so," he added of whether the comments hurting him.
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To be sure, this currency move is still hurting the Chinese economy.
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But in a neat twist, she's not worried about Kevin hurting Zoe.
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The bottom line is the consumer isn't hurting overall because of tariffs.
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China has also cut off imports of key Canadian commodities, hurting farmers.
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You can't just walk guys because that usually ends up hurting you.
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It's an advanced social maneuver and you'll only end up hurting yourself.
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The FCC is hurting the very people they are supposed to protect.
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Unfortunately, he is hurting our children and my family in the process.
|
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"I'm happy, hurting and healing at the same time," the quote read.
|
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"My point about that was how it's hurting the growth of America."
|
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That would help economic recovery and boost growth without hurting debt sustainability.
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So many people are hurting: there are children, parents, brothers, sisters, friends.
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Looking back, instead of hurting the campaign, I think I helped it.
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Now, even that status has been eroded, and it's hurting the economy.
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It's not doing anyone any good except hurting a lot of people.
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I assumed he was hiding them to keep me from hurting myself.
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Maybe someone was hurting him, too, and that's why he hurt me.
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If a friend is hurting and depressed then that courses through you.
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She was a person who took delight and smile in hurting you.
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" The American Hospital Association blasted it for hurting "our most vulnerable patients.
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It's also hurting merchandise sales, since many products are sold in meetings.
|
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It's even hurting for Intel, so that's certainly bad news for AMD.
|
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"Yes, Trump is hurting the country," said newly elected North Carolina Gov.
|
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It's even hurting for Intel, so that's certainly bad news for AMD.
|
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The dollar has been strong recently and that is hurting emerging markets.
|
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While that is boosting equity for homeowners, it is hurting home sales.
|
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He also pointed out another factor currently hurting ESPN: dwindling cable subscriptions.
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Right now the black snake's got an arrow in him, he's hurting.
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I covered my eye because it was bruised and it was hurting.
|
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The company has cited increasing competition among negative factors hurting its sales.
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If you're hurting, struggling or just need some 1 to talk to.
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Police said her brother's actions prevented the gunman from hurting other people.
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You can have a great meal here without hurting an innocent creature.
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I won't know the answer, but at least I won't be hurting.
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If he can do that, you can quit something that's hurting you.
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Mums, dads, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, grandparents, friends and teachers were hurting.
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Hurting myself and being confrontational with the crowd (always within respectful limits).
|
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But she's not slutty, she is really hurting and upset and confused.
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I personally am lucky I came out of this without hurting anyone.
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The output of Chinese aluminium has sent global prices plunging, hurting rivals.
|
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It's a group of people that believes [...] they are hurting multinational corporations.
|
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"We're only hurting ourselves as writers by being so secretive about money,"
|
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He goes against his trainer and says no to hurting mama Okoye.
|
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My nails even managed to grow 0.5 inches long and stop hurting.
|
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In summer most pensioners go home, hurting firms that cater to them.
|
|
Analysts said negative interest rates in Europe were also hurting banks' profitability.
|
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Americans farmers are hurting badly from China's retaliatory tariffs on US soybeans.
|
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She recognized she'd become dependent, "but I was also hurting," she said.
|
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Australians keep putting coffee in them and it is hurting my heart.
|
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The Orlando community is hurting today, for Las Vegas and for ourselves.
|
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I don't see any evidence that Trump understands who he is hurting.
|
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Most chains don't see the calorie information postings as hurting overall sales.
|
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They blamed President Obama for hurting the manufacturers that are their clients.
|
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That cord-cutting is hurting Disney and its lucrative sports network ESPN.
|
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"I was really stressed out and it was hurting," the star says.
|
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New York (CNN)So much for the housing slowdown hurting Home Depot.
|
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He did it despite hurting his right knee on his second carry.
|
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His leg was hurting; he was fed up with the forced excursions.
|
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A few months before the marathon, my knees started hurting after runs.
|
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Both parties are hurting—the guilty party and the not-guilty party.
|
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A rising dollar isn't the only market factor hurting gold right now.
|
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Without McConnell at the Senate helm, President Trump's administration would be hurting.
|
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"They're hurting a historically strong relationship by doing this," the official said.
|
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The pain caused by these detentions and deportations is hurting students directly.
|
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"He's hurting his state," Manafort told hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.
|
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"They're hurting, they're worried, they're worried about mom and dad," she said.
|
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"I think what happens is you begin to get used to hurting."
|
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Nebraska, the third-most penalized team in the FBS, kept hurting itself.
|
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Shareholders might be hurting, but Kylie's another $600 mil in the black.
|
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"What is hurting structurally our business is the rouble volatility," he said.
|
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I could hear my heart hurting With my in-the-dark ears.
|
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Qatar's refusal to yield to its neighbours' ultimatum is hurting the region.
|
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"It's so hard, I'm hurting," Evelyn Rodriguez, Kayla's mother, said last week.
|
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Like Ernst, I hid it when my first husband started hurting me.
|
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She tries to regain control by hurting herself with weapons and chains.
|
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Tourism is declining, hurting hotels that are already spending more on security.
|
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Indeed, he insists measures like a restrictive immigration policy are hurting it.
|
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If we don't know someone, we don't really care about hurting them.
|
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One of Perry and Celeste's (Nicole Kidman) twin boys is hurting Amabella.
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And you know what you're expecting — the sound of him hurting her.
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Everybody knows when the New England Patriots lose Tom Brady, they're hurting.
|
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Labour Minister Muriel Penicaud said the prolonged unrest was hurting foreign investment.
|
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As a company we are focused on helping, not hurting affected people.
|
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That is hurting American oil majors, as well as oil companies everywhere.
|
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Many economists believe that employer-sponsored health insurance is hurting Americans' paychecks.
|
|
But chances are, you are — and it could be hurting your finances.
|
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So I think the economy is going to be hurting big time.
|
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And could he avoid hurting the party's cause too much everywhere else?
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All of those artists, and our company as a whole, are hurting.
|
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But the new tariffs will actually end up hurting many US allies.
|
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When kids are hurting themselves, schools have to pull in a parent.
|
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This can often shed light on what's hurting you in the present.
|
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That has raised concerns about hurting people who genuinely need the medication.
|
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"A lot of people end up hurting their backs," Ms. Correia said.
|
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And I think it might end up hurting my area some more.
|
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Farmers, already hurting from tariffs, are being further imperiled by the shutdown.
|
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She sees the bruise on Celeste's arm and accuses her hurting herself.
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And like all really strong people, he did it without hurting me.
|
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America should stop hurting Iranian people like me by sanctioning our country.
|
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" The Trump administration, she said, "will keep hurting kids if we do.
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We are all hurting, yet we must reject hate and its preachers.
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China has reason to rush: The trade tensions are hurting its economy.
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There are going to be a lot of people hurting by then.
|
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Celebrities keep hurting Snap's stock price — this time over an inappropriate ad.
|
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He envisions farmers hurting on the other side of the border, too.
|
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"I am hurting, I am in pain, don't you have a conscience?"
|
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But an apparent lack of interest among Russian businesses is hurting FIFA.
|
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Hurting young citizens in this way would add up to $21.7 billion.
|
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Navarro also denied that tariffs on Chinese goods are hurting American consumers.
|
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"In the short term, it is definitely hurting us," Mr. Greene said.
|
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"A lot of people didn't know I was hurting," Ms. Toe said.
|
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And the companies they're invested at the moment may also be hurting.
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However, there are already signs the economy is hurting from the coronavirus.
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Hurting stocks have been worries about politics both in Washington and abroad.
|
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Am I hurting my son by desiring a career outside the home?
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You're not hurting the system or the restaurant when you do that.
|
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The absence of a common approach is hurting the most in Iran.
|
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By hurting local broadcasters, cable companies would be directly harming our community.
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Oh, and keep secrets like her hurting her wrist while playing broomball.
|
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Samsung, another smartphone maker, could also be hurting due to China's slowdown.
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The result: Inflation exceeded 40 percent, hurting growth instead of helping it.
|
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Throughout the interview, S.C. also described being concerned about hurting Aponte's family.
|
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"They'll be hurting, but I don't see the Iranians capitulating to this."
|
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Still, he wasn't sleeping well, and he was confused, frightened and hurting.
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The Checkup Is it possible to train doctors without hurting anyone's feelings?
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Today, there's no sign that either company is hurting all that much.
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The lightweight mayor is hurting the great police and other wonderful supporters.
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Cable networks are hurting as a result of cord-cutting by consumers.
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Cornerback Trumaine Johnson has been limited in practice since hurting his hamstring.
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Or hurting the VA, which I spoke out against very early on.
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Restricting immigration or religious clothing would serve some people by hurting others.
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If I wasn't hurting her, why would she go for more risk?
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It's just being able to relax and do it without hurting yourself.
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And to answer your question no I think it's not hurting anybody.
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"I was just hurting myself almost by not being me," he said.
|
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"My heart is not hurting because of me," she had said earlier.
|
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"I'm hurting for the tenants of mine that I saw every day."
|
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A former professor called him a "brilliant student, incapable of hurting anyone".
|
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Every time she looked at the children, she imagined someone hurting them.
|
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But Berkshire's Kraft Heinz investment isn't the only one hurting Buffett's portfolio.
|
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We can change the rules to help people instead of hurting them.
|
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Education has become an arms race…Tiger parents risk hurting the tigers
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"It's hard to put into words how much I'm hurting," she said.
|
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Why is the change that seems to benefit everyone else hurting us?
|
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"We need what's called a 'hurting stalemate,' " another Western official told me.
|
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"The average person believes that the trade tariffs are hurting," Yoshikami said.
|
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And what are the things they've got to stop doing, that's hurting?
|
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Legally, he can't see his daughter and it's hurting him beyond belief.
|
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How can I get rid of this thing without hurting her feelings?
|
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" Guadagno wrote the shutdown is hurting small businesses and "ordinary New Jerseyans.
|
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In fact, he blames it for hurting his family's fresh tomato business.
|
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The company has been hurting a bit since dieselgate broke last year.
|
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As a result, Under Armour's merchandise is often heavily discounted, hurting profits.
|
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But, so far, it isn't hurting one key industry in his hometown.
|
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Or do you think they are hurting the education of their students?
|
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I also wanted to be honest about my feelings without hurting his.
|
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Are movements like Black Lives Matter about helping minorities or hurting whites?
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"I continue to wonder if he is still hurting women," she wrote.
|
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And he said there was no risk of hurting relations with Spain.
|
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Maybe Trump doesn't care and thinks hurting DREAMers is its own reward.
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That's not only hurting the financial system but also the real economy.
|
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He felt real guilt over hurting people, and Alig did forgive him.
|
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Tarek complied and told deputies he had no intention of hurting himself.
|
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Threats to production would also fan food inflation, hurting low-income households.
|
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The executive order is hurting many people in communities all across America.
|
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As a result of the conflict, the American economy is hurting, the Chinese economy is hurting, and when the two largest economies in the world are sneezing, there is a good chance that everyone will catch a cold.
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"We haven't heard from everyone, but we've heard from enough women to know this is a severe problem and that it's hurting not only those individuals, but that it's hurting all of us as a society," Hill said.
|
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"I started hurting, I really started hurting, and I didn't know what to do," Enotiades said, recalling that he tore open a brick of cocaine and covered his injured hands with the plastic, so that he could keep digging.
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Almost invariably, it's the teams that punted that end up hurting the most.
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It&aposs not doing anyone any good except hurting a lot of people.
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Venture capitalist Alan Patricof says e-commerce giant Amazon is hurting small businesses.
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How do I even bring it up to him without hurting his feelings?
|
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You have to try to break the other bikes without hurting the riders.
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"We are absolutely right to say they are hurting our firms," says Scissors.
|
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The current expectation that issuance is picking up, however, is now hurting it.
|
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Trump has dismissed climate change as a Chinese invention aimed at hurting America.
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And it is hurting largely because Trump has doused racial tensions with gasoline.
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Few clinical trials end up hurting healthy volunteers like the French trial did.
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I think I would have a lot of anxiety about hurting someone's feelings.
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The good news ... Cardi's not exactly hurting for gifts or pricey baby gear.
|
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But could the decision end up hurting your career over the long term?
|
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He argues that Dodd-Frank is a "disaster" that is hurting the economy.
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Head here for more ways to upgrade your home without hurting your wallet.
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"China dumping Treasuries could panic global markets without hurting the US," said Hirson.
|
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He also said the downturn in tech stocks could be hurting bitcoin investors.
|
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"I'm always concerned about something like a laser burning somebody or hurting somebody."
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Legacy issues are also hurting: Barclays has doubled its provisions against regulatory missteps.
|
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Concerns are intensifying that Trump's tariff strategy may end up hurting global growth.
|
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Not only is that harmful to the environment, it's also hurting your wallet.
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Then, he started hurting my family — including assaulting my father, who was blind.
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Cuba's league has been hurting from a massive talent drain in recent years.
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However, these hacks don't seem to be hurting the network's reputation at all.
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They invite foreigners to respond with retaliatory ones of their own, hurting exporters.
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Otherwise, you're gonna be hurting from Apple's insane out-of-warranty repair costs.
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Read These Stories Next:Are Your "Natural" Skin-Care Products Actually Hurting Your Skin?
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The yen rose 0.3 percent against the dollar, hurting the export-reliant shares.
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Energy extractors cut way back on investment last year, hurting U.S. manufacturing growth.
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Also hurting engineers was weak global industrial demand, which tightened clients' purse strings.
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More importantly, it's hurting both Trump and the country at the same time.
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But other sectors stand to benefit from what's the hurting consumer discretionary sector.
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The teams spent the first seven minutes putting a hurting on the rims.
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"Trade wars and broad economic uncertainty are hurting the economic outlook," Graham said.
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Past presidents remained wary of hurting American consumers, and mindful of international repercussions.
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Because of humans' inability to peacefully coexist with her, the earth is hurting.
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Posts from Holt and other inmates say jailers were bent on hurting them.
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"China is not hurting the US economy," Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lu Kang said.
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Those two factors have only flooded the market with more supply, hurting prices.
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The shares have dropped 70 percent since that stock market launch, hurting settlers.
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Licensing issues haven't been the only ones hurting Qualcomm over the past year.
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On Wednesday, Curbelo brushed off the idea that he is hurting his party.
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The company ran an ad accusing the mayor of hurting middle-class families.
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Human needs Still, sympathetic parents worry: Are these games hurting my kid's grades?
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Also hurting Texas is the trade war, which is sapping exports and imports.
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When you hurt one species you are hurting them all, including us humans.
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"I put the needle in because my chest was hurting," she said, patiently.
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ISIS isn't about to file for bankruptcy -- but its balance sheet is hurting.
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Said another way, is Tim Cook's low-key approach hurting Apple's stock price?
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Teachers say the lack of investment in city schools is hurting student performance.
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Retaliation for these tariffs is hurting Badger State farmers and manufacturers, he said.
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My hips are hurting already, but I take it as a good sign.
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But because she is scared and alone, she thrashes, hurting herself even more.
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So a lot of our work is to prevent people from hurting themselves.
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"It's not doing anyone any good [and it's] hurting a lot of people."
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Calvin Harris is putting on a good face ... even if he's hurting inside.
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Ladies, if you're really hurting after a breakup, just blame it on science.
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The middle and upper-classes were hurting as well, without much government support.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE (through translation): Everyone who is out here is hurting, she says.
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But the problem is far more widespread, disproportionately hurting female and nonwhite workers.
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"I'm hurting right now, as the guys are," Arizona manager Torey Lovullo said.
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As much as it sucks, pain, oddly enough, keeps us from hurting ourselves.
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Trade and earnings: Rising trade tensions are hurting Europe's most valuable tech company.
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I once punched that kid in the head for hurting my pet rat.
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London (CNN Business)Rising trade tensions are hurting Europe's most valuable tech company.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Uncertainty about Brexit negotiations are not hurting sales at easyJet (EZJ.
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"I figured I could eat things pretty conveniently without hurting animals," she says.
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The country's currency is collapsing, and unemployment is rising, hurting working-class Iranians.
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Where the robots are is also where American's and their communities are hurting.
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The ongoing political chaos appears to be hurting support for the independence movement.
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They are flawed, messy, and capable of hurting as well as being hurt.
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Pete Mitchell, hurting and emotional, is a totally different animal without that facade.
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However, by the end of my boxing lesson with Gerren, I was hurting.
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But it's not regulations that are hurting the US coal industry; it's competition.
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She's not hurting the manager who she thinks wronged her in the situation.
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Nelly has fired back ... saying her BS story's hurting real sexual assault victims.
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So how is this hurting the country's economy now and in the future?
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Additionally, manufacturing troubles at Mylan's Morgantown plant in West Virginia is hurting profits.
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Farmers were already hurting because of retaliatory tariffs imposed by China and elsewhere.
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" "They will be hurting the children and families who can least afford it.
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Trump has complained that the dollar's strength is hurting trade relations with China.
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Yen has appreciated as a result of Britain's exit, hurting auto sector stocks.
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That in turn could spark a general election, hurting the pound, analysts say.
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Democrats say Big Tech is too powerful and hurting competition, consumers, and society.
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Waning Chinese demand and an industry credit crunch have been hurting the sector.
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That continues a theme, with credit revenues tanking in 2015, hurting bank profits.
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And 70 percent are located in counties where the local economy is hurting.
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The possession of the ball stats are hurting us in a big way.
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Rather than protecting athletes, it's possible that prohibition is hurting some of them.
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I don't think there's anything wrong with that until you start hurting people.
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That D.C. is the only city in the country where Americans aren't hurting.
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Pakistan said the Indian bombs hit a largely empty hillside without hurting anyone.
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I don't want those kids hurting on the account that we beat them.
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By taking Quinn (whom he has no interest in hurting), he's saving Olivia.
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A new article suggests that "Trump anxiety" may already be hurting our health.
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Florida pediatricians repeatedly told the state that it was hurting sick, vulnerable children.
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The idea of her hurting someone was as bad as her being hurt.
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Unfortunately for victims of revenge farting who are hurting and silenced, you cannot.
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It was hurting my face That's not what it's supposed to feel like.
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But hurting someone's feelings simply doesn't compare or warrant this kind of behavior.
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Pakistani exporters have long complained that the rupee is overvalued, hurting their competitiveness.
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Do you see this as something that is helping or hurting your career?
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This seemed like another instance of Hong Kong's flaky governance hurting minority shareholders.
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Trump's presidential campaign is faltering, and it is hurting Republicans across the country.
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Therefore, they are hurting students rather than helping them on their educational path.
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The Finn's pace on fading tyres was dropping off and hurting his race.
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The news boosted sentiment towards risk assets, hurting safe-haven assets in turn.
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And Obama certainly hasn't been hurting for sympathetic cheerleaders in the mainstream press.
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So, whatever is in the courthouse, it's been there; it's not hurting anybody.
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"If you're hurting, get healthy, refocus and set a new goal," Keflezighi said.
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Ahead, find the most common pitfalls that people don't realize are hurting them.
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He also said private-label products from retailers are hurting Kraft Heinz's sales.
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Concerns about soft sales for iPhones may be hurting Apple's overall digital sales.
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And hurting American manufacturers and putting farmers at risk won't save American jobs.
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The United States' wealth gap is hurting more than just the poorest Americans.
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Lack of action is hurting job creation and our economy as a whole.
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Despite that, the massive package ended up hurting Obama and his party politically.
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The police credited the singer's brother with preventing the gunman from hurting others.
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But those assumptions could be hurting those in lower socioeconomic classes, explains Lee.
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Green Dot believes stiffer competition from neobanks is hurting its customer acquisition attempts.
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It's difficult to determine how much subscription services are hurting traditional apparel retailers.
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Huawei deputy chairman Ken Hu said the trade war was hurting the company.
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"In red states, blue states; black, brown, white — people are hurting," he said.
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You may be hurting them by deepening their obsession and reinforcing its source.
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Engle was hurting — and seeing how easily they were running wasn't helping matters.
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He also pledged to fix areas where trade policies are hurting these workers.
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Recently, the yen has strengthened sharply to around 105.50 yen, hurting exporters' profits.
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KELLY EVANS: BACK ON WALL STREET, TRADE WAR ANXIETY IS HURTING MARKETS TODAY.
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It is that feeling that I think is hurting him and his party.
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I connect with his work ethic and playing through times when you're hurting.
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However imperfect, it's important to know when our categories are helping or hurting.
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"Even though we are here in Pyeongchang … we're hurting for them," she said.
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They were anorexic and were hurting themselves and became saints because of it.
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Agribusiness giant Monsanto took its biggest loss in five years, hurting materials companies.
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When Mr. Hame tried, he jammed his thumb in the metal, hurting himself.
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Still, the S.E.C.'s delay is hurting IEX in more ways than one.
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What recourse do I have to help this child without hurting my cousin?
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And putting these two groups against one another is really just hurting everybody.
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Senator Lamar Alexander, a Tennessee Republican, said the metal tariffs are hurting automakers.
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My foot was hurting and numb and my body was coated in welt.
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Analysts said interest rate volatility and policy uncertainties are also hurting investor sentiment.
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The fight is hurting Bitcoin's public image and could hobble its future development.
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If I can be totally honest, it looks like it's still hurting you.
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These are people who are hurting people but can talk about feminist theory.
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From the info we've gathered, Mason has NEVER been accused of hurting anyone.
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So rural and small-state areas are hardly hurting for national political representation.
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Other than that, leave me and my family alone, we're not hurting anybody.
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Who's hurting: Human health in the region can deteriorate as the blooms proliferate.
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"Everybody was quite entertained by it; it wasn't hurting anybody," she told TIME.
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"There was no medicine, and my hands were hurting a lot," she added.
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It would likely also go up, hurting our ability to export manufactured goods.
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A lot of corporations are hurting, but are corporations ultimately a winner here?
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Johnson insisted on Wednesday that his investigation wasn't about hurting Biden's 2020 bid.
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Several candidates blame Mr. Trump's trade war with China for hurting American workers.
|
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By the time Dobrik hit the home stretch, he was truly, truly hurting.
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The spread of the virus is hurting travel, trade and supply chains worldwide.
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Will these cuts occur without hurting timeliness or quality of care for patients?
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Was I going to risk my longevity to avoid hurting my doctor's feelings?
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"As much as we love them, they are hurting the wildlife," said Ghadrdan.
|
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But the Trump administration's full-throated endorsement of M.B.S. is hurting America's interests.
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Can we continue to love someone who has been accused of hurting others?
|
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Trump is clearly hurting the party brand as president in the short term.
|
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"They want to lower drug prices without hurting the industry's revenue," Gellad said.
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In other words, this sudden move could actually end up hurting Turkey itself.
|
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Party leaders acknowledged that the focus on corruption was hurting the party financially.
|
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He said he was planning to major in basketball before hurting his knee.
|
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"They're hurting," Stanton said here on Monday, after slipping on his Yankees jersey.
|
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They said being around you all the time was hurting my language skills.
|
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I realized that all that anger I felt wasn't hurting anyone but me.
|
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Nearby, the towns that rely on Yosemite tourism for their livelihoods were hurting.
|
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Meanwhile, the shutdown is hurting businesses as varied as craft beer and airlines.
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It's because when someone hurts or insults your fave, they're hurting you too.
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Still, I liked that he was trying to keep from hurting me unawares.
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Lately, there are signs that the emphasis on health care is hurting Republicans.
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The islanders accepted them without hurting anyone, though they then made obscene gestures.
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"They're hurting a lot but they also are so strong," Ms. Woolf said.
|
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Perhaps acting on violent impulses without hurting real-life humans is healthy, cathartic.
|
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He delayed tariffs on some items to December to avoid hurting holiday shoppers.
|
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Here's how to prevent these four factors from hurting your retirement account balance.
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S. trade war and sluggish economic growth were hurting mainland tourists' travel plans.
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Even though you're not even hurting these soft girls you have been fighting.
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How do I tell him that his breath stinks without hurting his feelings?
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Keeping interest rates low is driving up inflation, which is hurting people's pocketbooks.
|
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Central banks have slashed interest rates, in turn hurting prospects for bank earnings.
|
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The slowdown in lucrative business travel is hurting the airline and hotel industry.
|
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He said Mr. Cedeno overreacted and appeared intent on hurting his two classmates.
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Without hurting our patients, we treat the witnesses who will go on living.
|
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Boris Johnson criticises "protectionists" in the Trump administration for hurting global free trade.
|
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All three are immensely flawed as well: possessive, naive, prone to hurting others.
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Oil prices are half their level of mid-2014, hurting producing nations' income.
|
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The legions of grounded 737 Max jets aren't just hurting Boeing's bottom line.
|
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Turns out the PR crises don't seem to be hurting it too much.
|
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"This is definitely hurting me," fourth-year elementary school teacher Ariel Walker said.
|
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It's hurting millions of Americans who have done absolutely nothing to deserve this.
|
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President Trump on Wednesday went after Amazon, saying the company is hurting retailers.
|
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I know that I was hurting because of the impact and the sound.
|
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"You worry about him overcompensating somewhere else and hurting his arm," Girardi said.
|
|
That's another reason for you to focus on specific problems hurting your team.
|
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" Cox added that it's hurting his business to be in a "holding pattern.
|
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With both Caroline and Rhea's betrayal, the kids are the ones left hurting.
|
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Intervention, he said, would only risk hurting civilians and empowering would-be terrorists.
|
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The teams put a hurting on the rims during the first 23 minutes.
|
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Just take me out, because I'm just going to end up hurting everybody.
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PHIL LEBEAU: How much not having the Max is hurting United right now?
|
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When it comes to fragrance, what we don't know is actually hurting us.
|
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Six people were injured in the attack, but it left many more hurting.
|
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We love our animals and we never had any intention of hurting opossums.
|
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At the conference, Block implored people to "name names" of people hurting society.
|
|
The past was hurting her because she had chosen to hold onto it.
|
|
Higher interest rates could also lift the Taiwan dollar, hurting its export competitiveness.
|
|
"My groin is hurting a lot, from before this match," Messi told reporters.
|
|
Currency headwinds and tax bills are also seen as hurting the manufacturer's financials.
|
|
But frankly, many of our businesses are suffering, and our workers are hurting.
|
|
And we all decided that this whole impeachment thing is hurting our brand.
|
|
It could also end up hurting challengers as much as it wounds Trump.
|
|
Still, a strong majority — 2628 percent — say the investigations are hurting the country.
|
|
Too many beneficiaries are hurting today, constantly on the edge of a crisis.
|
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You get a strong sense that here are two beings who are hurting.
|
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Papa John's apologized Tuesday for saying that NFL protests were hurting its sales.
|
|
Fisheries have been hurting as the planet's warmed — and it'll only get worse.
|
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"I think he's massively hurting," said a person close to the Trump campaign.
|
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The stained glass window, we have ... glass everywhere ... We're really hurting over here.
|
|
It said certain categories were too low or out-of-stock, hurting results.
|
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That is hurting stock prices and challenging their ability to pay back debts.
|
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The next year, with increasing mechanization hurting his business, he applied for welfare.
|
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The economies of Syria's main allies Russia and Iran are hurting, Roth said.
|
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It's bad enough the Raiders are terrible ... but now they're hurting Carson Daly!!!!
|
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And more frequent extreme weather can cause cold snaps, hurting cordyceps, he added.
|
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That there is not even novel villainy in hurting people to make money.
|
|
My Latino, African American, and LGBTQ brothers and sisters are also hurting today.
|
|
Suffering with periods of anxiety and depression in her life, Violet found that once the idea of hurting her boyfriend entered her head, she soon started to think of hurting members of her family, and even her teachers at the time.
|
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It's hurting ranchers, who rely on access to federal lands to graze the animals that feed our people, and it's hurting the few elected Democrats in the West who have managed to survive by putting them in increasingly untenable political situations.
|
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"What we can feel however today is the imposition of these policies is hurting American business today and certainly hurting the oil and gas industry in terms of our ability to purchase steel that we need for our infrastructure," he continued.
|
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"I literally felt like I was standing there at the club, my feet hurting, my arm hurting from holding my weapon," Officer Delgado recalled, thinking of the times just after the slaughter when the phone rang and the panic came back.
|
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"Wayne Johnson got an inside look at how student loans are hurting borrowers, and he could not deny the evidence: the student loan program is a massive failed experiment that is hurting borrowers and our economy," she said in a statement.
|
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The system rewards Mr Bainimarama's national popularity, while hurting opposition parties with regional bases.
|
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Rising U.S. Treasury yields last year drained money from emerging markets, hurting the peso.
|
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I didn't know, and was terrified of hurting him for not reciprocating his feelings.
|
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He said the ape was not simply endangering the child but actually hurting him.
|
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In the earnings call this week, you have them saying the tariffs are hurting.
|
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Clearance Rack — Hurting from her STEM program rejection, Moe lifts a bottle of tequila.
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And are the president&aposs own advisers hurting him with damaging leaks after Helsinki?
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It's a brilliant game, one that I'd love to fully experience without hurting myself.
|
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She says your body is perfect, but what's hurting you is the negative energy.
|
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When he looked at Joyce like this because he knew she was hurting: 23.
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This tells us that invoicing and accounts receivable processes are clearly hurting small businesses.
|
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It's but a quick leap to robbing banks, against Bart's fear of hurting anyone.
|
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I couldn't run, I was hurting my back, it was starting to get heavy.
|
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Trump's stepped-up deportations are, of course, primarily hurting undocumented immigrants and their families.
|
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We don't see signs that a trade war is hurting us at this point.
|
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A vote to leave could cause a flight to safety, hurting countries like Hungary.
|
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If a majority believes that globalization is hurting them, they may turn against globalization.
|
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I can't drink it alone first thing in the morning without my stomach hurting.
|
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But they are really hurting the American people and they claim they&aposre journalists.
|
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The people of Hawkins were still hurting, even if they didn't fully understand why.
|
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The inevitable foreign retaliation is already hurting American soybean farmers, carmakers and bourbon producers.
|
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He should have apologized for hurting Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's feelings at the very least.
|
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"President Trump's inability to close a deal with China is hurting our economy," Rep.
|
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Doesn't he realize how he is hurting her, not to mention emboldening Donald Trump?
|
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"You go for a threat when you are hurting someone's religious feelings," he said.
|
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Trucker strikes previously brought large parts of France to a halt, hurting the economy.
|
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And, if Seacrest sticks to safe bets, he'll be hurting his own visibility. E!
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"You don't know how much time people have or why they're hurting," he said.
|
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The company itself now acknowledges that the legal drama is hurting its bottom line.
|
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I hope it will help someone else who's hurting to find their way forward.
|
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Yelling "no amount of aspirin or pizza can help this from hurting" always helps.
|
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And, as a result there are a lot of people who are hurting today.
|
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They're working people who are hurting now, who want real change in the economy.
|
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When I was hurting badly, I didn't always appreciate the value of their kinship.
|
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And Google could argue that it's not hurting consumers or treating other exchanges unfairly.
|
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Scherzer had been receiving treatment but woke up on Sunday "really hurting," Martinez said.
|
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Afterward, [the] descent was not that steep, but my ears were [hurting] so much.
|
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And just because they're not being abused anymore doesn't mean they're not still hurting.
|
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Dayib believes that some of this money is hurting the country by funding corruption.
|
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Now, I see the people that I thought were perfect were hurting their bodies.
|
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When Kylie McQuade saw a boy hurting two defenseless kittens, she jumped into action.
|
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Depressed domestic confidence, rising unemployment and political and policy uncertainties are hurting domestic demand.
|
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"Mostly what you are achieving is hurting and diminishing the work of your peers."
|
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Often owners don't realize their pet is hurting until a health problem becomes serious.
|
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He must settle on a woman so that he doesn't keep hurting other women!
|
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He could benefit from killing the Sugarman, but would not benefit from hurting Nick.
|
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This week, Indonesia's rupiah tumbled to touch its lowest since June, hurting local stocks.
|
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I agreed to monogamous relationships for the sheer sake of not hurting my partner.
|
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"I just scratched him because he was hurting me," she said in one video.
|
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Oil prices fell 6 percent, hurting the peso which often trades off oil prices.
|
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The depreciation of sterling which followed the Brexit referendum is already hurting British workers.
|
|
Policymakers have an additional worry: that China's rise is hurting innovation in the West.
|
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But it's not like Adele or Beyoncé was hurting for sales before the Grammys.
|
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Unfortunately, it doesn't look like Thanos's naked head is hurting his abilities at all.
|
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Sometimes when you think that you are helping yourself, you are hurting somebody else.
|
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He hasn't tried to bite even when we're obviously hurting him, touching his wound.
|
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Kraft Heinz is hurting, and the pain is likely to persist, some traders say.
|
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And you did it to hurt me because you were hurting, I get that.
|
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"Does anyone else notice that the crystals themselves are despairing and hurting?" they asked.
|
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Part of the plan is to break up big companies if they're hurting consumers.
|
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The Sino-US trade war is hurting companies on both sides of the conflict.
|
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Manufacturing is slowing down, and the trade war is hurting economies around the world.
|
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I view myself as a hero who serves by helping others, not by hurting.
|
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But it is also hurting many who are not yet on the housing ladder.
|
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Why it matters: Fox's coverage may be hurting its ratings, especially amongst younger viewers.
|
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Publicly, Democrats refuse to say that what's happened under Trump risks hurting the Senate.
|
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To go out of your way to hurt California, ends up hurting the nation.
|
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Image: MicrosoftIf you care about gaming, you're actively hurting yourself by refusing to upgrade.
|
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In fact, some Republicans have outright acknowledged that hurting Democratic voters is their goal.
|
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A trade war between the United States and China is also hurting the economy.
|
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More men and women are hurting themselves and they are doing so more frequently.
|
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The gossip seems to be hurting the "yes" campaign, at least in the cities.
|
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And they chose, electorally, to look at the latter — and that's hurting nearly everybody.
|
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They claim Jio already has over 2.5 million users and are hurting their operations.
|
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But as disapproval for Trump spiked in the UK, the link started hurting her.
|
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But Nickerson says there are many pedophiles who have no interest in hurting children.
|
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However, the ad ban is hurting many legitimate repair services, including Strange's XiRepair shop.
|
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Also just dominating the conversation the whole week, and he was hurting.
|
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"We cannot allow anyone to misuse social media for hurting religious sentiments," Khan said.
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What I'm talking about is that a**hole is talking about hurting gay people.
|
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He argued that other nations are forging trade deals that are hurting U.S. exporters.
|
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Cabello's album The Hurting The Healing The Loving is set to release this summer.
|
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The classification shields Patagonia from potential claims that company advocacy expenses are hurting profits.
|
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Now, Short says Drake's antics are actually HURTING the team he's trying to support.
|
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson claimed that higher-earning women could be hurting marriages.
|
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He can't pivot to digital without hurting his standing in the film camera market.
|
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The fees are encouraging an exodus of foreigners from Saudi Arabia, hurting consumer demand.
|
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Kendra Wilkinson's personal drama has been very public – and now it's hurting her professionally.
|
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The tax on options is also hurting startup activity by drastically limiting employee mobility.
|
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"The Venezuelan people are hurting, so I don't know how sanctions help," Duncan said.
|
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Your phone distracts you way more than you realize, and it's hurting your productivity.
|
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How does a dress on a person even matter when it's not hurting anyone.
|
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So, why does the current administration care so much about hurting this particular organization?
|
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The biggest risk is hurting someone else's feelings, which I never want to do.
|
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Definitely not hurting for armies this week: Jaime Lannister and the long-lost Bronn.
|
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I hope someday everybody can live the way they want without hurting one another.
|
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A combination of both fan support and positive reception from critics isn't hurting, either.
|
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The Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index fell 1.1 percent overnight, hurting Japanese chip-related stocks.
|
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"I smoke at my job every night, I'm not hurting anyone," the host says.
|
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McDonald's also doesn't believe that the trade war is hurting its sales in China.
|
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"This is hurting people and doing long-term damage to the country," Hooks said.
|
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But I just worry about people hurting other people because of something I said.
|
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Political strategists from both sides of aisle see a Bloomberg candidacy ultimately hurting Biden.
|
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Apple, which is a member of the Dow, was hurting the blue chips too.
|
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"The Impeachment Hoax is hurting our Stock Market," Trump said in a tweet Thursday.
|
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Presidents and other elected officials have called out companies for hurting consumers for decades.
|
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You're hurting yourselves and the people closest to you, and you need to stop.
|
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Attacks can spread even after the original target has been hit, hurting unintended victims.
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Some people will spend less money, hurting local businesses and reducing sales tax revenue.
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I kept jerking and jerking and jerking until she said, 'You're hurting me now.
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Alana: Sorry, just the thought of doing this trip over again is hurting me.
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DALLAS — He was hurting, self-effacing and, as he put it, a little fried.
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Trump was in North Dakota last week in a visit aimed at hurting Sen.
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But I think these debates are hurting us more than they are helping us.
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"You might think you're helping the recipient, but you're actually hurting her," Blattmachr said.
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But if you tax education salaries and endowment earnings you really are hurting schools.
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Despite hurting profits, higher catastrophe costs can ease pressure on pricing in reinsurance markets.
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Of course no one needs a book to explain that hurting kids is wrong.
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It was hard to know what someone who liked hurting women would also like.
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She worried that those attacks and the swath of vacancies are hurting U.S. diplomacy.
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This is a broken promise to the American people, and we're only hurting ourselves.
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YIT said Russia's economic uncertainty would continue hurting the country's residential market this year.
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However it did warn that the results risk hurting market sentiment towards the sector.
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In addition to lenders, low rates are also hurting insurance firms and pension funds.
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I love The Little Mermaid, but my heart is hurting for this live production.
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But are we reaching a saturation point where more competition is actually hurting us?
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