For example, even though marijuana impairs driving, it likely impairs people less than alcohol.
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Dyslexia, a neurological difference that impairs the ability to read, often greatly impairs performance in school.
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Even a modest rise in temperature impairs American economic performance.
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Kovaleski has arthrogryposis, which impairs the movements in his arm.
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The resulting stress impairs the ability to make good choices.
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That impairs their ability to make loans even to the creditworthy.
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It impairs vision by damaging the blood vessels in the eyes.
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"Loneliness saps vitality, impairs productivity and diminishes enjoyment of life," Drs.
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The damaged Tristar seriously impairs your phone's ability to properly charge.
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But this caution can be so extreme that it impairs people's judgment.
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Lead poisoning permanently impairs brain development, but it's not confined to Flint.
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At a minimum, this impairs businesses' ability to plan for the future.
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There's "moderate evidence" that acute marijuana use impairs learning, memory, and attention.
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"Clearly, a breach like this impairs user trust in the platform," he said.
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Weed impairs our ability to think, organize, and pay attention, studies have shown.
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It could be that PAI-1 promotes insulin resistance and impairs glucose metabolism.
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Information that is not heard clearly impairs the brain's ability to remember it.
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In fact, this kind of feedback often impairs people&aposs ability to learn.
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His delusional thinking also impairs his ability to work with counsel, the judge concluded.
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The alcohol impairs your body's ability to wake you up and protect your nerves.
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Most (but not all) studies find that using pot impairs one's ability to drive.
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That impairs our sense of smell, from which most of our taste is derived.
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Using screens before bedtime impairs children's sleep and may diminish their quality of life.
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Sometimes, despite a recycling facility's best efforts, a plastics stream becomes contaminated, which impairs sellability.
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Dilated cardiomyopathy is a heart condition that impairs the pumping of blood around the body.
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His detention "gravely impairs" his ability to prepare for trial, Manafort says in his appeal.
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Anything that impairs the motion of the cilia can predispose the lungs to respiratory infections.
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First, stereotyping a huge slice of America as misogynist bigots is unfair and impairs understanding.
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This microorganism not only interferes with their lifespan, it also impairs their ability to spread diseases.
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Instead, it seems that black men suffer from a race-specific disadvantage that impairs their earnings.
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This, in turn, reduces the material living conditions of black girls, which impairs their earnings too.
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Weed produces euphoria, yet it also impairs the judgment of users, motor coordination and reaction times.
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Dilated cardiomyopathy can occasionally be caused by myocarditis, a viral infection that impairs heart-muscle function.
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Studies suggest that not giving yourself time to reflect impairs your ability to empathize with others.
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"Moderation" here means drinking, but not to the point at which alcohol impairs your personal control.
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Preventing Congress from exercising any oversight as the President intends fundamentally impairs the balance of power.
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The gesture was controversial given Kovaleski suffers from arthrogryposis, a chronic condition that impairs arm movement.
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A recent meta-analysis of 33 studies verified that more than 2 percent dehydration impairs cognition.
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It impairs the body's ability to produce the hormone insulin, which normally comes from the pancreas.
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It weakens you, and nothing that impairs your ability to be better can ever be a strength.
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Spokeswoman Katrina Pierson, for example, said last month Clinton has brain damage that impairs her communication abilities.
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Since alcohol is a depressant, it impairs your motor abilities, which can make tasks like driving dangerous.
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Marijuana significantly impairs judgment, motor coordination, and reaction time, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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Similarly, to achieve 3 percent dehydration, which impairs cognition, individuals need to withhold fluids for 24 hours.
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Heart failure also impairs the kidneys' ability to dispose of water and sodium, causing even more swelling.
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It impairs quality of life and exacerbates health risks involving many medical conditions in children and adults.
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For some people with a particular genetic variant, melatonin impairs the body's ability to process blood glucose.
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Hemophilia is a group of hereditary genetic disorders that impairs the body's ability to control blood clotting.
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Fat accumulation and inflammation from NASH can lead to scarring of tissue, or fibrosis, that impairs liver function.
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Babies with the genetic disorder galactosemia, which impairs digestion of a sugar in milk, should not breast-feed.
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" Obama realized that making decisions impairs our ability to make later decisions, what psychologists have called "decision fatigue.
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Spokeswoman Katrina Pierson, for example, said last month that Clinton has brain damage that impairs her communication abilities.
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It also impairs our anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), which helps us self-regulate and course correct ineffective behaviors.
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Insufficient sleep not only increases the risk of falling asleep at the wheel, it impairs attention and judgment.
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The DEA warns that LSD impairs users' ability to make sound judgments, making them susceptible to personal injury.
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It has to do with how quickly booze impairs the part of the brain responsible for motor functioning.
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They must show evidence that the worker's mental or physical disability impairs their ability to do the job.
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It's a disease that impairs the body's ability to produce the hormone insulin, which normally comes from the pancreas.
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Sometimes things don't work out — but that's no reason to disregard when bad behavior seriously impairs people's reproductive lives.
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For instance, we know it can severely impact young people's ability to learn, can lower IQ, and impairs memory.
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"We know that exposure to tobacco and tobacco products impairs our body's ability to fight off infection," Buhr said.
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It impairs the development of the lower half of the body and he uses a wheelchair to get around.
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Refusing to acknowledge this impairs our ability to prepare for future extreme weather and endangers American lives and property.
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After months of uncertainty, I was diagnosed with a multi-system disease which severely impairs metabolic functions in the body.
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Fink said his biggest fear is that the hardline on trade "impairs the world vitality," which could create more volatility.
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This refers to an activity that impairs the use of a public good through damage, creating hazards, and reducing comfort.
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Of course, there's also the fact that alcohol impairs judgment, and you don't want to make permanent decisions while impaired.
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And most studies have shown that insomnia impairs cognitive performance, a possible risk factor for mild cognitive impairment and dementia.
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Whether this form of air pollution impairs cognition is not yet certain, but several studies have hinted at a connection.
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Mr. Jones announced in 2016 that he had primary progressive aphasia, a neurological disease that impairs the ability to communicate.
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This tax — which totals $30 billion over a decade — directly impairs the industry's ability to innovate, invest, and create jobs.
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Stress, including exposure to violence and discrimination, affects positive health behaviors, such as exercise and healthy eating, and impairs sleep.
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Researchers soon found that early exposure to lead impairs brain development and is strongly associated with later violent or criminal behavior.
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Case in point: Arek Trenholm, who was born with spina bifida, a condition that impairs the development of his spinal cord.
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NASH is a fatty liver disease where fat accumulation and inflammation can lead to scarring, or fibrosis, that impairs liver function.
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Fibromyalgia is considered a rheumatic disease like arthritis because it impairs joints and soft fibrous tissues like muscles, ligaments and tendons.
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Bullying during childhood is particularly concerning because any kind of trauma impairs normal brain development, and bullying is most certainly traumatic.
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Insomnia impairs one's attention span and short-term memory, and these mental failings get worse the longer one goes without sleep.
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Concurrently, 100 million Americans experience pain that impairs their ability to work, delays surgical recovery, causes depression and reduces life expectancy.
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According to Harvard Business Review, stress temporarily impairs strategic thinking and makes people three times more likely to leave their jobs.
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But some people — about 13 percent in the study — carry a genetic variant that impairs their ability to make the conversion.
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The other, she says, had developed a severe case of spina bifida, a birth defect that impairs the development of the spine.
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Of these, 88 patients had multiple system atrophy, which impairs the body's involuntary functions such as heart rate, blood pressure and digestion.
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One is to unleash mosquitoes pre-infected with Wolbachia, a bacterium that impairs their ability to transmit Zika, and makes males sterile.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said Hungary would not back any accord that impairs the jurisdiction of Hungarian courts in trade disputes.
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Spokeswoman Katrina Pierson, for example, claimed last month that Clinton suffers from a disorder caused by brain damage that impairs her communication.
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If your insurer denies coverage for Peyronie's treatment, especially if the disease impairs sexual function, ask your doctor to file an appeal.
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"There's decades of data establishing the connection between the presence of alcohol and how it impairs drivers," WEEDIQUETTE host Krishna Andavolu tells us.
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"Every day that passes with the Supreme Court below full strength impairs the people's business in that crucially important body," Reagan said then.
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And there's no compassion in subjecting our children to toxic air that impairs their neurological development and endangers their best chances at success.
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In the case of opiate addiction, seeking MAT is neglected because the disease impairs one's ability to recognize the need for self-care.
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Citrus greening disease or Huanglongbing (HLB) impairs the tree's ability to take in nourishment, ultimately resulting in fewer and smaller fruit over time.
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Sleep apnea disrupts the quantity and quality of sleep and impairs attention, vigilance, performance and reaction time, Kales told Reuters Health by phone.
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They may spend hours lying awake in bed worrying about being unable to sleep, and the anxiety itself impairs their ability to sleep.
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It's tempting to unwind with a glass of wine and indulge in some virtual window shopping, even though we all know alcohol impairs judgment.
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"If bank balance sheets remain clogged with non-performing assets, this impairs their ability to finance new initiatives in the economy," the source said.
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The unyielding effect of HIPAA is one of omission that impairs the ability of public agencies to control and manage epidemics like COVID-19.
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The first impairs people's ability to function because they suffer from excessive anxiety even when there is little or nothing to be anxious about.
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This not only impairs our ability to make generalizations across people with different ancestries, it also overlooks the cultural variation within and among groups.
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This not only impairs our ability to make generalizations across people with different ancestries, it also overlooks the cultural variation within and among groups.
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A few years ago he was diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia, a condition that causes him extreme fatigue and impairs his short-term memory.
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Speaking is difficult because of the tumor, which impairs his ability to hold conversations as well as movement on the right side of his body.
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In a now-famous Appendix to our Supreme Court brief in Brown, 30 social scientists included their powerful conclusions about how segregation impairs white children.
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The updated policy excludes prospective recruits who have been diagnosed with gender dysphoria from serving, even though no evidence suggests that gender dysphoria impairs readiness.
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Some microcephalic babies have skulls so small it impairs the development of their brain, which can lead to physical and cognitive impairment and even death.
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"The purpose of the investigation is to determine if the steel being imported into this country impairs our national, economic and military security," Ross said.
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There is no real evidence that spending too much time online severely impairs the user's life in the longer term, as drug abuse often does.
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"It impairs clean athletes ... for political reasons rather than sporting, and goes against the Paralympic movement's principle of inclusion," World Archery said in a statement.
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This not only gives a boost to disease transmission, including common scourges like the norovirus or the common flu, but also significantly impairs cognitive function.
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Kati needed it because of her own medical history; she has Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a genetic disorder that impairs her ability to walk and stand.
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" This causes boys to "devalue their actual reading ability," Muntoni said, "while also having less motivation to read, which in turn impairs their reading performance.
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He had myelodysplastic syndromes, a cancer of the bone marrow that impairs the production of red and white blood cells and platelets, to varying degrees.
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Help is generally only sought when the movement or vocalization becomes so insistent and frequent it impairs daily functioning or is a turnoff in relationships.
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The psychologists told the court that Dear has long suffered from a "delusional disorder" that impairs his ability to have a "rational understanding" of the proceedings.
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"There is very compelling evidence that constantly checking for messages and updates significantly interferes with your ability to concentrate, which in turn impairs learning," Rapport said.
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But it's possible that systemic inflammation impacts sex hormones in a way that impairs sexual function, Dr. Alejandro Molina-Leyva and colleagues write in JAMA Dermatology.
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Rights groups contend that it dumps migrants in an increasingly violent Mexico and impairs their access to legal counsel and family support in the United States.
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Florida's citrus industry was already struggling with declining production because of citrus greening, an incurable disease spread by an insect that impairs trees' circulation and nutrition.
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But imprudent regulation impairs private sector efforts, simply because they may have a harder time getting relief from government rules than, let's say, the DoD might.
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When she was one, she was diagnosed with Rett syndrome, a neurological disorder that impairs brain development, permanently robbing young children of language and motor functions.
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"From my perspective this has done nothing to us ... This in no way impairs or jeopardizes the (permit) process," he said in an interview late on Saturday.
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This exposure impairs melatonin production and interferes with your ability to fall asleep as well as with the quality of your sleep once you do nod off.
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The "vision statement" of the strategy, quietly issued by the command, is to "contest dangerous adversary activity before it impairs our national power," according to the Times.
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This nihilistic form of partisanship impairs Congresses' capacity to serve as the great deliberative, problem-solving body that the Framers of our Constitution meant it to be.
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What if someone told you that almost every day, you consume a toxin that seriously impairs your critical faculties, preventing you from accurately assessing arguments and data?
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The lack of top staff diversity impairs the ability of members of Congress to understand the diverse perspectives of their districts, and to accurately represent all Americans.
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" The dissenting judge, Judith Rogers, said the decision "all but assures future Presidential stonewalling of Congress, and further impairs the House's ability to perform its constitutional duties.
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But doing so when those areas are operating well — as they do for stretches of the day in most everyone, including those with deficits — impairs the process.
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Similarly, the elements ostensibly centered on theodicies and determinism are frustratingly low-level, and it's here that the novel's extensive reliance on magic most impairs deep inquiry.
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This exposure impairs melatonin production and interferes with your ability to fall asleep, as well as with the quality of your sleep once you do nod off.
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Last week, The New Yorker published an in-depth report calling out Fox's cozy ties to the White House and ways that it impairs the network's editorial independence.
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Mr Bucklew worries that if the execution impairs his breathing, a tumour in his throat could bleed, suffocating him for several minutes before the lethal injection kills him.
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"Nevertheless, the current commander-in-chief has publicly stated that none of this impairs her 'excellent ability to serve', including as the next commander-in-chief," he said.
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Combined with the impact of even more stringent regulation, this reduces a banks' willingness to lend to borrowers and further impairs their ability to provide liquidity to markets.
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"When it stays in this range it won't be a catastrophe but of course the topic is very, very regrettable because it significantly impairs global trade," he said.
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Because a judgment so often impairs the ability to notice what doesn't conform with it, the witness chooses for the time being to keep judgment at a distance.
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Many mental health experts have argued that Mr. Trump's problem staying in reality impairs his ability to make decisions and raises questions as to his fitness to serve.
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I later learned that I was retaining fluid, which impairs the function of the lungs, causing them to stiffen and compromising the transfer of oxygen into the blood.
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Tragically, the boy was diagnosed with neurofibromatosis, a nervous system disorder that impairs coordination, and doctors told him it would be impossible for him to ever manage the instrument.
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Past studies have proven flies are less likely to land on black-and-white surfaces — the polarization of light impairs their perception, so they can't properly decelerate, researchers wrote.
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Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder, often evident in children at age 3 or earlier, that impairs communication and social skills, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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AROUND THE WEB: A study out of the University of California San Diego found that thiamethoxam, a common pesticide, impairs the ability of honeybees to fly, Michigan Radio reports.
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Basically, it's about finding a way to make food choices that honor your health and taste buds, without making it so obsessive that it impairs all brain space, Pike says.
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Its lead product NEOD001 is an antibody drug for AL amyloidosis, a serious condition caused by a build-up of an abnormal protein called amyloid that impairs proper tissue function.
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She also brought up a rarely discussed issue pregnant singers often have to deal with: The lack of diaphragm control impairs your breathing, making it that much harder to sing.
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New research shows how disruptions to an athlete's sleep cycle impairs his performance on the field—and how teams who have to travel east can be at a distinct disadvantage.
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NEOD001, its lead product, is an antibody drug for AL amyloidosis, a serious condition caused by a build-up of an abnormal protein called amyloid that impairs proper tissue function.
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The group claims the ingredient, often found in products to treat teething pain, is linked to methemoglobinemia, a life-threatening blood disorder that impairs the body's ability to use oxygen.
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Robert Stickgold, a Harvard professor and the director of the Center for Sleep and Cognition at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, said missing just one night of sleep impairs memory.
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That comes as the state's citrus industry was already struggling with declining production due to citrus greening, an uncurable disease spread by an insect that impairs trees' circulation and nutrition.
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One argument against regulation is that it impairs both innovation and efficiency, which is undoubtedly true sometimes, particularly in downstream technology industries where rules can stymie the adoption of better products.
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In 2014, researchers at Boston Children's Hospital conducted a donepezil study on kids with amblyopia, a defect of the eye that impairs its ability to focus and take in visual information.
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" While she couldn't diagnose me over the phone, she explained that those suffering from the psychiatric condition usually have "difficulty parting with possessions and clutter that impairs living in their homes.
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That means protecting the developing brain from dangerous substances and also from "toxic stress" — often a byproduct of poverty — to prevent high levels of the stress hormone cortisol, which impairs brain development.
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About 5 percent of Americans have anosmia, which is a complete loss of smell, and many more—at least 20.5 million—have some other kind of olfactory disorder that impairs their smelling.
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The voiceover (still male, but now British, to boot) begins: Because overweight not only detracts from appearance, but impairs health and shortens life, your physician is your best council on weight control.
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About one in 100 people have celiac disease, in which consumption of gluten triggers an autoimmune response that damages the small intestine and impairs the body's ability to absorb nutrients from food.
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Women living with MST are entitled to health care benefits by the VA, up to and including monthly disability compensation for those whose trauma is so significant that it impairs their functioning.
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Rajo-Miller says many of her peers don't feel at home in the financial system — and it's a serious problem that impairs their ability to gain wealth and prepare for the future.
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That said, so far we just don't know whether smokers may be more susceptible specifically to COVID-19, beyond what we know about how smoking impairs your ability to avoid infection generally.
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While the bustle of a coffee shop has been found to increase creativity, Scientific American reports that background noise disrupts concentration, impairs memory, and aggravates stress-related illness like migraines or ulcers.
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The medics said ketamine was a good choice to give to the boys, given the risk of hypothermia, as ketamine impairs shivering and is associated with smaller drops in core body temperature.
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As for illnesses, "Anything that impairs the respiratory or circulatory system will increase risk," said Mike McGheehin, who spent 33 years as an environmental epidemiologist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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But more than just dollars and cents, there is also the issue of common sense: the backlog of infrastructure projects at our national parks limits access and impairs visitor experiences and recreation opportunities.
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While the beauty of our lands and waterways is unrivaled, Americans arriving at our national parks this summer will once again find outdated infrastructure that impairs their ability to fully enjoy the experience.
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Think about it this way: If someone is telling you that they can compensate for the impairing effects of the drug, then they're telling you the drug impairs them in the first place.
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"Absent these protections, ESA and its member companies will have no effective legal recourse against broadband provider conduct that impairs consumers' online video game experiences," the trade group said in its court filing.
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PMDD manifests in the days or even weeks leading up to patients' menstrual cycle, but is distinct from PMS in that the symptoms are so severe that it impairs patients' ability to function.
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" Or as Mr. Elson told me, "At some point, if identification with the administration becomes so polarizing that it impairs your ability to run the company, then you may have to do something.
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In fairness to Apple, the company does specifically stipulate on its website that "any damage that impairs the replacement of the battery" will have to be addressed before a new battery can be installed.
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" Schiff said that when Trump "belittles the reputation of the brave and hard-working professionals in the Intelligence Community, he impairs our national security and the prospects for the success of his own Administration.
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Earlier this year, Paslay spent several weeks interviewing other type 1 diabetics for his podcast Level With Me about how they manage this chronic illness that impairs the body's ability to process blood sugar.
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I had cancer some years ago, went through aggressive treatment protocols and emerged with what is commonly called "chemo brain," a condition that impairs the short-term memory processes necessary to learn new information.
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That's all I have to say about the matter, and if you think that impairs my ability to score the game fairly I'm sorry to tell you that you have absolutely no options for recourse.
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The ad is more proof that Democrats believe highlighting Trump's attacks on New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski, whose arthrogryposis impairs the movements in his arms, is an effective character attack against the Republican nominee.
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Scientists aren&apost yet sure what CO2 does in the brain that impairs cognitive functioning, but preliminary research suggests that breathing in too much of the gas can prevent your brain from using oxygen efficiently.
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Among other things, we're told to down at least eight glasses of water a day and to "stay ahead of your thirst" before, during and after exercise to avoid dehydration, which impairs performance and causes harm.
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The report contends that Airbnb takes housing off the market for significant chunks of the year and impairs Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan to create or preserve 20,000 affordable units a year for the next decade.
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Fox could opt to enforce the "morals clause" which is typically in such contracts, and which is a provision mandating that he not act in any way that's detrimental to Fox, or that otherwise impairs their brand.
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Not adapting greatly impairs our ability to take advantage of the massive opportunities made available by these new technologies that could create huge improvements in health care and education, while birthing entirely new businesses and economic growth.
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In public filings, Goldman has said its compensation agreements allow it to recoup funds from employees who do anything "which impairs, impugns, denigrates, disparages or negatively reflects upon the name, reputation or business interests" of the firm.
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For years, studies upon studies have shown how bad sleep weakens the immune system, impairs learning and memory, contributes to depression and other mood and mental disorders, as well as obesity, diabetes, cancer and an early death.
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The US is betting that the Chinese leadership will ultimately feel threatened to offer some more concessions on both sets of issues, especially if a trade war impairs China's ability to carry out its own reform agenda.
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Research shows that relying on high amounts of coffee creates this toxic cycle: tiredness, which leads to increased coffee consumption, which impairs your sleep, which leads to "daytime fatigue the next day, " which leads to more coffee consumption.
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Plagued with injuries, I had osteopenia, the precursor to osteoporosis; amenorrhea, the absence of menstruation; and depression — all consequences of what's now recognized as Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport, or RED-S, a condition that impairs physiological functioning.
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"The court removes any incentive for the Executive Branch to engage in the negotiation process seeking accommodation, all but assures future Presidential stonewalling of Congress, and further impairs the House's ability to perform its constitutional duties," Rogers said.
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"The probability Altria impairs the value of its 35% investment in Juul has increased materially due to considerably diminished and uncertain e-vaping growth prospects," Fitch analysts Bill Densmore and Carla Norfleet Taylor wrote in a note Tuesday.
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In some cases, though, the retired players' cognitive conditions impairs their ability to fully understand the consequence of borrowing from these lenders, the judge, Anita B. Brody of the United States District Court in Philadelphia, said in her order.
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If Mr Madison is to win a necessary fifth vote, it will likely come from the chief's assessment that his medical condition impairs his understanding enough to render him incompetent according to the court's current understanding of the Eighth Amendment.
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Many low-wage workers not protected by minimum wage Clinton's campaign and Democrats view Trump's attacks on New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski, whose arthrogryposis impairs the movements in her arm, as their most effective character attack against the Republican nominee.
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The pressure on these off-balance-sheet transactions' asset quality in addition to the fact that the maturity of the cash flows in the hedge is shorter than the contracts in the structured asset sales impairs their self-servicing ability.
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A new collection of essays from Harvard Education Press, "The Leading Edge of Early Childhood Education," says that this "toxic stress" from poverty impairs brain circuits responsible for impulse control, working memory, emotional regulation, error processing and healthy metabolic functioning.
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What they're saying: The DHS OIG said that substantially reducing its budget "while increasing the budget and activities of DHS, critically impairs the DHS OIG's ability to carry out its statutory oversight responsibilities," according to a release by McCaskill's office.
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As an employee, you are entitled to keep your diagnosis to yourself until it impairs your performance; and as long as you can fulfill the essential functions of your position, your employer must make reasonable accommodations for your emerging disabilities.
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If you are a person with a serious underlying health concern that can put you at increased risk (for example, a condition that impairs your lung or heart function or weakens your immune system), stay home and away from other people.
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"Your continued refusal to provide the requested documents not only prevents our Committees from fully investigating these matters, but impairs Congress' ability to fulfill its Constitutional responsibilities to protect our national security and the integrity of our democracy," wrote Reps.
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If they publicly denigrate climate science it's only because (a) they fear political reprisal from President Trump and his supporters, or their own donors, if they don't, or (b) they believe that such protection threatens their jobs or impairs their investments.
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The DETOUR (Deceptive Experiences To Online Users Reduction) Act, if approved, would ban platforms from designing, modifying, or manipulating a user interface in a way that impairs users from making educated decisions before consenting and giving companies access to their personal data.
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Though the public is increasingly accepting of cannabis, experts worry about negative public health effects, given a growing body of research that says marijuana impairs driving abilities and the fact that there's no accurate way to measure how impaired someone is from cannabis.
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" It includes any "mental illness that so substantially impairs the mental or emotional functioning of a person as to make care or treatment necessary or advisable for the welfare of the person or for the safety of the person or property of another.
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That typically requires prosecutors to demonstrate to either a judge or jury that the individual has a "mental abnormality" or personality disorder that impairs their ability to control themselves, and that they would therefore be likely to engage in violent acts if released.
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"The step taken by Japan today is something that impairs the long-standing economic cooperation and friendly partnership between our two countries, posing a grave challenge to the bilateral relationship," South Korean President Moon Jae-in told an emergency cabinet meeting on Friday.
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Payments can be clawed back for "cause," including if the former employee engages "in any act or making any statement which impairs, impugns, denigrates, disparages or negatively reflects upon the name, reputation or business interests" of Goldman, according to the bank's regulatory filings.
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In a series of laboratory experiments, researchers found that e-cigarette vapor impairs the activity of cells called macrophages, which normally remove allergens, bacteria and other particles that have made their way into the lungs, according to the report published in Thorax.
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Instead, a sexual assault occurs where a victim's intoxication impairs cognitive or physical functions in such a way as to make the victim unable to communicate unwillingness to engage in sexual activity, unable to appraise the nature of the conduct, or unable to exercise control.
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"Your refusal to cooperate fully with Congress is extremely troubling and reflects a pattern of obstruction that impairs our ability to protect the American people against your company's exorbitant price increases," U.S. Representative Elijah Cummings wrote in a letter to Valeant Chief Executive Michael Pearson.
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"The administration's reluctance to share information with Congress on North Korea severely impairs the Congress's ability to evaluate the national security threat posed by North Korea on behalf of the American people," said Monica Matoush, a Democratic spokesperson for the House Armed Services Committee.
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Public health experts warned that studies that have been used for decades — to show, for example, that mercury from power plants impairs brain development, or that lead in paint dust is tied to behavioral disorders in children — might be inadmissible when existing regulations come up for renewal.
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It ruled that the very act of denying the legal recognition of a wanted and documented sexual identity impairs the basic right to a "self-determined development and safeguarding of personality" and ordered the Bundestag to come up with a new regulation by the end of 2018.
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On September 27, 2016, a day on which my health allowed me to interact online, I joined thousands of other people with myalgic encephalomyelitis in the Millions Missing protests, a global day of demonstrations for the multi-system disease that severely impairs the body's metabolic processes.
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"The court removes any incentive for the Executive Branch to engage in the negotiation process seeking accommodation, all but assures future Presidential stonewalling of Congress, and further impairs the House's ability to perform its constitutional duties," Judge Judith Rogers, a Clinton appointee, wrote in her dissent.
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The state's negative credit outlook means its $22010 billion of outstanding GO bonds could lurch closer to the junk level if the growing unpaid bill pile impairs its ability to provide essential services, affects debt payments and inflates its already huge $2929 billion unfunded pension liability.
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In a statement to the BBC, Apple basically reiterated that position: When it comes to iPhone battery replacement, if your iPhone has any damage that impairs the replacement of the battery, such as a cracked screen, that issue will need to be resolved prior to the battery replacement.
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"The practice of male guardianship in its many forms impairs and in some cases nullifies women's exercise of a host of human rights," Human Rights Watch said, including violating the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women, which the country ratified in 2000.
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Because it silences the very people best-situated to level criticism of how the government works through the SEC, the gag rule impairs the First Amendment's right to petition for regulatory reform and the concomitant right of the public to know what is going on in federal agencies. Sen.
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Dr. Gordon Shepherd, a neuroscientist and the author of the book Neuroenology: How the Brain Creates The Taste of Wine, claims that drinking wine triggers more brain functions than literally any other human behavior, though he notes there's quite a downside: Drink too much and wine impairs your judgment.
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"There's been the thought that ADHD was something you grow out of and many clinicians still would think that, but what we tend to see is that about half of kids with ADHD will persist at having the syndrome in a way that impairs their lives into adulthood," he said.
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"In (the government's) most recent use of the statute it goes so far as to contend that a court - without any legislative authority other than the AWA - can require Apple to create a brand new product that impairs the utility of the products it is in the business of selling," Orenstein wrote.
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A team of researchers at the University of Bradford in England told a British psychology conference last year that exposure to violent imagery on social media can cause symptoms that are similar to post-traumatic stress disorder, defined as a persistent emotional reaction to a traumatic event that severely impairs one's life.
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" In her lawsuit, Jean claims her late husband's adult children forced their father to sign a "Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care … under duress and undue influence" in November 2007 while he was "without legal representation, recovering from surgery, under the influence of medications and other substances that causes drowsiness and impairs judgement.
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"Allowing a non-lawyer to enforce a fee sharing agreement that violates (ethics rules) runs the risk of being a disservice to the client, either because the non-lawyer's influence impairs the quality of professional services or collusion between the lawyer and non-lawyer achieves a result inconsistent with the client's best interests," the bar brief said.
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The six-song output, which drops September 16, marks a sincere exploration of their sound's malleable boundaries, from drop tunings to drum machines—not just for listeners, but for Becker as well, due to a medical condition that periodically impairs half of his senses—a bit of an undertaking for someone who has played music his whole life.
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At a time when democracy is under threat in many places, for Britain's government to unilaterally suspend parliament — regardless of the small print — sends the wrong signal, and impairs the capacity of British governments to take a moral stand in solidarity with democrats fighting deeper battles for their rights and freedoms, from Hong Kong to Hungary.
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Here's the letter: President Donald J. Trump The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, D.C. 20500 Dear Mr. President: As writers and artists, we join PEN America in calling on you to rescind your Executive Order of January 27, 2017, and refrain from introducing any alternative measure that similarly impairs freedom of movement and the global exchange of arts and ideas.
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To the extent that oil prices remain low for a sufficiently long time that it permanently impairs the value of newer, more fuel-efficient planes or provides airlines with incremental financial flexibility such that they have materially lower demand for aircraft leasing (in favor of outright purchases), these dynamics could have negative rating implications for the aircraft leasing industry as a whole.
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A top spokesperson for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE claimed Thursday that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE has brain damage that impairs her ability to communicate.
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Longer term, negative ratings momentum could develop from an inability to access the capital markets at a reasonable cost, deteriorating credit performance, a weakened capitalization profile, an adverse outcome in the pending CFPB/State attorneys general legal actions against the company that significantly impairs its liquidity and/or future profitability, new and more onerous rules and regulations, declines in fee revenue resulting from a loss of or sustained reduction in key contracts and/or other relationships, or an inability to execute on strategic initiatives that can produce sustainable earnings over time.
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