The safety regulator says contact with the chemical can cause asthma, eye irritation and damage, perforated eardrums, respiratory irritation, kidney damage, liver damage, pulmonary congestion and edema, upper abdominal pain, nose irritation and damage, respiratory cancer, skin irritation, and erosion and discoloration of the teeth.
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These DBPs, like trihalomethanes, have been shown to potentially cause lung irritation, eye irritation and occupational asthma. Potentially. Occupational.
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The most frequent were eye irritation and vomiting, but conjunctivitis, mouth irritation, coughing, and stomach aches were also common.
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Most frequently physical irritation, such as frequent nose blowing during a cold, can result in physical irritation of the skin.
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His latest algorithms focus on nine types of toxicity, including skin irritation, eye irritation and mutation-causing potential, which are conventionally assessed by animal trials.
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How it could hurt you: There are limited health studies, but preliminary work suggests "acute toxicity, eye irritation, skin irritation, skin sensitization," and perhaps reproductive and developmental toxicity.
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Much to Red's irritation — pretty much everything is to Red's irritation, but that's kind of the idea — Chuck and Bomb are imagining what the Eagle's battle-cry might sound like.
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"I had irritation from a bellybutton ring, just constantly taking it in and out, causing irritation and got a rash down there," Sale said in comments published by the Boston Herald.
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And that's a long list of possibilities: Burning when you pee may be a result of a yeast infection, which causes irritation and itchiness (read: more irritation) around the vagina and vulva.
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People who are exposed to these items in manufacturing plants or office environments may inhale the chemical, which can cause short-term effects including throat irritation, chest constriction, eye irritation, and dizziness.
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The Department of Health (DOH) has warned the public that exposure to volcanic ash can lead to throat irritation, coughing, a bronchitis-like illness, discomfort while breathing, eye irritation, and minor skin problems.
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The Likely Culprit: Inflammatory papules, brought on by skin irritation.
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Making mistakes like this can lead to irritation and frustration.
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But even slight irritation would cause the larynx to spasm.
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Inappropriate cleansing products can worsen irritation and increase sebum production.
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Frank later said he didn't feel fear but, rather, irritation.
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But Johnson seems to be using his irritation as motivation.
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The order was more of an irritation than an extirpation.
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With a few tweaks, Facebook could soothe the irritation here.
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For the city, the restoration campaign is a perennial irritation.
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The cure for irritation, unsightly rashes, and lip balm addiction?
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My irritation was surpassed only by that of the prisoner.
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In people, the hairs cause irritation, swelling, and a rash.
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Twitter users have largely responded with irritation rather than sympathy.
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"Control" is a work of confidence, cleverness and justifiable irritation.
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Residents complained of smarting eyes and irritation in the throat.
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But on Thursday morning, Germany's irritation burst into the open.
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Combined, these ingredients soothe skin while alleviating redness and irritation.
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He heard what he took for a sigh of irritation.
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Its demands have often been met with irritation in France.
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Or consider Amy Klobuchar's conspicuous irritation with Pete Buttigieg's precocity.
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Mickelson insisted he had not acted in haste or irritation.
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Most of the reported injuries involved complaints of skin irritation.
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"Oh," Spanberger had realized with a start, and some irritation.
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The Indonesians were justified in their irritation, Mr. Martinson said.
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They're all over the Millennium Falcon, to Chewie's enduring irritation.
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Other health problems can include eye irritation, pneumonia and headaches.
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Trump has shown irritation before at protests in the United States.
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Booker's raw irritation with Beto's Spanish skills did not go unnoticed.
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When can aesthetic irritation be allowed to turn into moral outrage?
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They may include fever, muscle aches, eye irritation or a rash.
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"Most people only have skin irritation or gastrointestinal distress," Johnson says.
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Trump's irritation with SNL may only grow in the coming weeks.
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It makes my skin so soft and instantly soothes any irritation.
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His previous blogs include Healthy Change, Saving Ourselves and Required Irritation.
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Prater didn't originally think anything of the irritation before the diagnosis.
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That gusto was gone tonight, replaced by pure agitation and irritation.
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Other residents complained of nausea, headaches, and eye and throat irritation.
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Migration is a major source of irritation between London and Edinburgh.
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But only one person specifically withdrew because of the skin irritation.
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The light helps to kill acne-causing bacteria and calm irritation.
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But Matz said he was found to have rotator cuff irritation.
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A cream that contains oatmeal extract to prevent flaking and irritation
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Even just thinking of Ivanka brought an exquisite, slow-burning irritation.
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For women, symptoms include irritation, bleeding after sex and painful urination.
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Athletes leaving the diving competition complained of red eyes and irritation.
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Boredom, mostly, with confusion and a dollop of disappointment and irritation.
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White House officials have leaked Trump's irritation with his top diplomat.
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As he suffers, we feel his pain and irritation by proxy.
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To be specific: her irritation with everyone's interest in her attire.
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"'Irritation' I don't think is the right word," Mr. Wallace said.
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Irritation aside, Windhorst is acutely aware of his place at ESPN.
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Higher concentrations (above 20 percent) can cause irritation, says Dr. Burgess.
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Irritation, it seems, has its own special cathartic value in theater.
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When it comes to preventative measures, it's all about avoiding irritation.
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That reaction can, in turn, cause irritation and burn your skin.
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The attack was fueled by irritation over a pile of debris.
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Those run the gamut from boredom and irritation to absolute delight.
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I thought with irritation about the impossibility of a female Quixote.
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A sharp pang of irritation ran through Tiny, but also relief.
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Sessions recused himself from oversight of the probe, to Trump's irritation.
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"Please dismiss everybody," Mnuchin told Waters, his impatience and irritation evident.
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At home, aggressive exfoliation can cause skin damage, irritation and breakouts.
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Harvey (thoracic outlet syndrome) and deGrom (ulnar nerve irritation in an elbow) had season-ending operations; Matz eventually had surgery to remove bone spurs from his elbow while he recovered from rotator-cuff irritation in his shoulder.
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In my experience, the more blades, the more friction, the more irritation.
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When customers complained of skin irritation, the brothers sent packets of talc.
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Forever21 inevitably knocked it off, to Thrasher's not-at-all concealed irritation.
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Van Slyke has been out since April 10 with lower back irritation.
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Chlorine gas can affect people through skin contact, eye irritation or inhalation.
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Zakharova stood at the lectern and responded with her usual calm irritation.
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The second is the growing irritation of the devolved administrations over Brexit.
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Perhaps one of those ingredients was the source of my eye irritation?
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Voters in Hesse could use the state election to express their irritation.
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Among the working population, going about its business, irritation combines with sympathy.
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This irritation can lead to involuntary spasms of the diaphragm, aka hiccups.
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Relief suddenly washed away all the worry, but not all the irritation.
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So, is there anything I can do to minimise this recurring irritation?
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They were awarded 6 percent of Boring Company stock for their irritation.
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What that means is, hopefully, no more concern for potential eye irritation.
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Among non-serious side-effects, throat and mouth irritation were most common.
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Then along came Bevel — a razor designed to reduce bumps and irritation.
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The best products and tips for limiting irritation and lash lost, ahead.
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Thus, adding exfoliation to this can cause or increase the potential irritation.
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The plume can lead to lung damage and eye and skin irritation.
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But there's also a risk — like with anything — of irritation or allergy.
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For humans, exposure can cause respiratory difficulties, burning eyes and skin irritation.
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An unexpected source of irritation will make itself known this evening, Sagittarius.
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You prefer clarity over clutter, intuitiveness over irritation, and speed over sluggishness.
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Mr Abe's irritation with Japan Inc is reciprocated by the country's firms.
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Going private would be a way to rid himself of this irritation.
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Mr. Jacquemus's irritation with his treatment in the press has become evident.
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The next month, she began to notice irritation in her right eye.
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"Doc," my patient said, his voice a mix of amusement and irritation.
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Under 8% isn't enough and over 20 is going to cause irritation.
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And allowing their irritation to shape American policy toward China is wrong.
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For some people, Malassezia on the scalp creates irritation that causes dandruff.
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Yes, he counted off the time, because for him curiosity trumps irritation.
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What should I do if I experience irritation from waxing at home?
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He doesn't show irritation until the optimal moment and then he strikes.
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The woman had visited Wuhan and suffered from coughing the throat irritation.
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Plus, it renders your teeth clean in 50% less time without irritation.
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Beilein's tone became a point of irritation for rookies and veterans alike.
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" I hid my irritation by making a joke: "I don't hate politicians.
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You can use it like a toner for gentle exfoliation without irritation.
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Foos's expression, as he looked at me in silence, reflected considerable irritation.
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Irritation with the press was a recurring theme during the two weeks.
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The particles cause irritation and inflammation and can lead to respiratory problems.
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He shared his four steps for perfect, irritation-free skin every time.
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Try them after a few weeks of enzyme exfoliation with no irritation.
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It would be easy to turn off The Vietnam War in irritation.
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Phil views your efforts with amusement and affection rather than with irritation.
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Those kinds of things do create, the irritation does create good things.
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So these are things like, you know, shaving irritation, hyperpigmentation, those things.
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No. No, so you get a lot of irritation in your life.
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I have also seen cases of irritation that started after laser removal.
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Symptoms include anxiety, insomnia, gastrointestinal irritation, muscle twitching, restlessness and periods of inexhaustibility.
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Finally, it opposes Mars at 9:37 PM, stirring up passion—or irritation.
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As a mouth rinse, it helps remove mucus or relieves minor mouth irritation.
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In the stickiest cities, traffic seems less an irritation than an inescapable fact.
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And remember, skin irritation is what got you here in the first place.
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However, there is irony in the mainstream reader's feeling of frustration and irritation.
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Bugged by small-boat irritation, the United States ceased its testing off Alaska.
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It's true; you might not completely avoid irritation if you use the stuff.
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Rafael Nadal is another bellower, to the irritation of his rival, Roger Federer.
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Keaney recently told GQ that around 54% of men suffer from underarm irritation.
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Keep in mind, though, that any scent may cause irritation or allergic reactions.
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Instead, opt for gentle, oil-based products for maximum hydration, minus the irritation.
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There are the obvious signs: irritation, moodiness, dull reflexes and a fuzzy mind.
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MbS's irritation could well be matched by boosted morale for Saudi women activists.
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Depending on your skin type and sensitivity, these ingredients can also cause irritation.
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Increasing the pH can lead to irritation and impairment of the skin barrier.
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Yet he turned to me without a trace of irritation: Would I mind?
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Her own line focuses on balancing ingredients to avoid irritation and reverse damage.
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Mr. Cuomo's relentlessness has long been an irritation to members of the press.
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She expressed particular irritation at the strangers lingering in front of her house.
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ABC 7 Los Angeles reported that the victims were complaining of skin irritation.
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That irritation would overwhelm skin that is already inflamed from acne or rosacea.
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And metal pieces rubbing against the cheeks can cause irritation and sore spots.
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There was a bubbling undercurrent of irritation that grew as I got older.
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Ingrowns, irritation, bumps — I just assumed they were a fact of life until recently.
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Breastfeeding parents may also experience nipple itching or irritation because of dried-up milk.
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The situation was made worse by the serious skin irritation caused by the mites.
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Cabin crew has complained of headaches, rashes, burning skin, eye irritation, and respiratory problems.
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"Application [of wasabi] to a pimple can create itching, burning, and irritation," she says.
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The leak's fumes induced symptoms of vomiting, respiratory illness, and skin and eye irritation.
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My face felt soft and smooth after each use, and I experienced no irritation.
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Like home detergents, those used in wet cleaning could cause irritation for some people.
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Father Clive suppresses a flicker of irritation like the media-trained boss he is.
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Keep Kiehl's Calendula & Aloe Soothing Hydration Masque on hand to combat irritation and redness.
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So chewing on a nail may help these people soothe their boredom and irritation.
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"There's a huge difference between a basic irritation and a real infection," Lopez says.
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Her husband banishes her, with visible irritation, before your correspondent can ask her anything.
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Still, its arrival—and investors' growing irritation—may have prodded the regulator into action.
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This, along with the general irritation of shaving, causes ingrown hairs and razor bumps.
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It can cause respiratory problems, eye irritation, and other ailments, while also damaging crops.
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China is likely to feel even more frequent disappointment and irritation at Australia's conduct.
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The oatmeal contains calming properties, lowering the skin's pH level to soothe the irritation.
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Some necropsied bears with tapeworm infestations have shown intestinal irritation and general poor health.
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Familiarity supposedly breeds contempt, but in Jeffries' case, it was more of an irritation.
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That's key; dirty blades carry bacteria that can lead to razor bumps and irritation.
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My new dermatologist concluded that all my upset had been over simple skin irritation.
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While Nicholson is respected, he has also caused some irritation in senior defense circles.
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Laurence Kemball-Cook, founder of Pavegen, saw a business opportunity, where others see irritation.
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Laze can cause lung, eye and skin irritation, according to the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
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When irritation becomes so common, good cheer can be novel, if not downright irreverent.
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First, the irritation factor, or how much consumers can absorb without being put off.
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Matz's shoulder injury was diagnosed as an impingement that led to rotator-cuff irritation.
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But it can also cause irritation, redness, dryness, peeling, and sensitivity to the sun.
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Cardinals INF Jedd Gyorko was scratched from Saturday's lineup with right knee irritation. 2.
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That kind of unthinking irritation is a common enough problem in the consumer web.
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Every minor act of irritation grates like one million Jimmy Carrs laughing in unison.
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Stomach acid would leak out of any hole and cause irritation but wouldn't erode.
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But if Metallica's music wasn't a source of irritation, the band itself eventually was.
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All of this grinding irritation and mutual dislike is conveyed via amusing British repression.
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Irritation from the actual material itself does happen, but that is much less common.
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Side effects can include joint pain and headaches and irritation at the injection site.
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California lawmakers voted unanimously for the law, partially out of irritation at the NCAA.
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Splayed out on the stones now, I could hear the irritation in his voice.
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The film is relentlessly eye- and ear-filling, sometimes to the point of irritation.
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The rekindled thrill at Macron's Gaullist pomp has ceded to irritation at his airs.
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The formula is free of parabens, phthalates, and preservatives that can cause skin irritation.
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Acetaminophen effectively reduces fever and is less likely than NSAIDs to cause stomach irritation.
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At one point, he seemed to hit Knicks center Willy Hernangomez out of irritation.
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But she held no meetings with Trump representatives, averting any further irritation to China.
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You can more easily layer multiple products that contain the ingredient without causing irritation.
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In interviews, some Chigo workers expressed irritation that this meant they earned less money.
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On the metro on Monday, there was both sympathy and irritation towards the strikers.
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But Mr. Hall said that the other measures could cause more irritation in Moscow.
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Pretending to be happy about it compounds my irritation and makes me feel disingenuous.
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The strands can cause irritation and respiratory problems when it comes in contact with people.
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Chafing is an uncomfortable skin irritation, which can occur when you run, bike, or walk.
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Instead of benevolence and big-heartedness, it provokes irritation and theological feuds among financial types.
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Be sure to use plain floss; the minty or cinnamon flavored ones can cause irritation.
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I spot tested and didn't feel irritation after 10 minutes so I wore the mask.
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For instance, yeast infections can also cause painful irritation and itching in the vaginal area.
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Moisturize your labia and vagina with Vitamin E oil to combat dryness and soothe irritation.
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"These harsh ingredients can cause more harm than good by creating skin irritation," he says.
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So the sap, combined with UV rays, can result in severe irritation, burns, and blisters.
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"You may get frequent vaginal infections due to pH changes and constant irritation," she says.
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Mild pain might come from something like early or mild dental disease or skin irritation.
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It's important to avoid products that are heavily fragranced, which can lead to skin irritation.
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Therefore if you suffer regular facial irritation due to shaving, something like OneBlade may help.
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At low levels of exposure, it causes eye and skin irritation and triggers respiratory problems.
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Lava entering the sea produces hazards that can lead to lung, eye and skin irritation.
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"The wrong cleanser can actually harm your skin by causing irritation and inflammation," he says.
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The suit claims 12 varieties of the product cause rashes, irritation, burning and other injury.
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Exposure to the chemical could cause lung damage, kidney problems, and nose and eye irritation.
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Along with itching, trich symptoms include a yellow-green discharge, a foul odor, and irritation.
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Other Irritation What causes it: There are other factors that can irritate your vulva, too.
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Formaldehyde from the tested products can result in irritation of the eyes, nose and throat.
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Luckily, the fiery vibe in the air won't only lead to irritation, but also motivation.
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If someone came up to him, he would often say hello, there was no irritation.
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Fragrance in facial oils break down under exposure and can cause skin irritation and damage.
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Even brushing your skin past one of the manchineel's leaves is enough to cause irritation.
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I've been able to wear it for days on end without any irritation or complaint.
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It's flammable, can cause skin or eye irritation, and can be deadly if accidentally ingested.
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The company announced the recall after 24 reports worldwide of skin irritation or chemical burns.
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When I mention this to Pierpoline, her eyes fractionally darken and she flinches in irritation.
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Bakuchiol is a plant-based retinol alternative that promises the same effects without the irritation.
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"Obtain medical attention if irritation develops or persists," the company warns on its safety sheet.
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To the government's irritation, the stock offering plans stalled again because of this deteriorating environment.
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He also hopes that businesses will learn to reduce the irritation factor with mobile ads.
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Acetals are a type of chemical that can cause skin, eye, nose, and throat irritation.
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Almost all men use some form of heat to make shaving easier and reduce irritation.
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That stance has prompted intense irritation in Flanders, the Dutch-speaking northern region of Belgium.
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"Just look how far ahead of Egypt we are," I would say, to his irritation.
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With Juul, vapers can get the same nicotine effect discreetly, and without the pesky irritation.
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That's because while you're resting, the fascia relaxes and the irritation relaxes a bit, too.
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A slowly released active ingredient can help reduce irritation, since it doesn't overwhelm the skin.
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Heat sensation from capsaicinoids results from the irritation of the transient receptor potential channel TRPV1….
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The AP reports that McDonalds is recalling the trackers because of possible skin irritation issues.
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The United Nations' hypocrisy and bias has been a constant irritation since Israel was founded.
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When the roar eventually subsided, my irritation would have drained the conversation of any warmth.
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In both cases, the choreography is independent of the irritation, and more than ample justification.
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Start by using toners only three times a week to avoid irritation, says Dr. Jamal.
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Winter's cold weather can be very harsh on our skin, causing dryness, flaking, and irritation.
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Respiratory irritation from red tide has been reported in Palm Beach and St. Lucie counties.
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Single moms, co-parents, hell even married moms, y'all feel that irritation I'm talking about.
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" Samantha Wills "My face doesn't usually like sunscreen, but with this one there's no irritation.
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Even after I told the cashier what the woman was saying, her irritation was palpable.
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Dozens of people were treated for skin irritation, but no serious injuries were immediately reported.
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Still, the mandated segments have become the biggest source of irritation for many KOMO employees.
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Her irritation was pushing him away physically, sexually and it started eating away at her.
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"What was with the sound?" she said, in a tone somewhere between perplexity and irritation.
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It is an irritation the 35-year-old mother of four has become accustomed to.
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It is an irritation the 35-year-old mother of four has become accustomed to.
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There is also a seamless toe pocket which reduces the chance of irritation and blisters.
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The glitter and liquid can leak out of the case, causing skin irritation, blisters, or burns.
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Nasri received a second yellow card while Vardy, an irritation all night to Sevilla, was cautioned.
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"By the end we were all tired of it," Derni says with more affection than irritation.
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Some Delta Air Lines employees have reported rashes and skin irritation after wearing the new uniforms.
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As long as she keeps them clean and reduces irritation, she's likely to stay infection-free.
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Furthermore, if you're struggling with irritation or discomfort, lube could be the answer — or the culprit.
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Beginning in 2014, consumers began complaining that the brand caused hair loss and serious scalp irritation.
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Irritation is very common, but an infection — when the piercing is done right — is very rare.
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"Right, you are not answering the question, though," he said, with irritation rising in his voice.
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Flashes of irritation now mark the relationship between the two leaders, particularly over euro-zone reform.
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The CPSC said there had been over 23 skin irritation complains and seven cases of blistering.
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OF Scott Van Slyke (lower-back irritation) is still not doing baseball activities as of Friday.
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A burst of energy arrives as the moon clashes with Mars, but watch out for irritation.
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In patients, the presence of therapy dogs decreased pain, irritation, and stress and other depressive symptoms.
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Other Irritation "Non-infectious causes also greatly contribute to many cases of vaginal itching," Midcalf explains.
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But while that is one theory, the risk that castor oil will cause irritation is high.
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Volunteers aiding the manual cleaning have reported irritation in the eyes and infections in the skin.
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Outside of those moments of irritation though, Unravel is exactly what it sets out to be.
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Similar arguments crop up in several chapters, a further irritation and a symptom of careless structure.
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If your eyes are suddenly red, for instance, that's a sign of irritation, infection, or allergies.
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To further counter dryness, redness and painful irritation, use lubricating eye drops several times a day.
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Below are the five products I used to get my bikini area bump- and irritation-free:
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His wife, Liz, who is 73, began suffering chronic headaches, eye irritation and a sore throat.
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Dermatologists also told Insider that the practice can be harmful and cause irritation across the face.
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There have also been a small number of reports of infections, irritation, injury and other problems.
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It's unclear whether that irritation signals a bigger health risk, lead researcher Hanno Erythropel told INSIDER.
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Any small irritation at this new thing being new dissipated in the face of the story.
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The spotty wifi sounds like it makes streaming TV shows an irritation for the whole family.
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The irritation continues at 9:16 AM when the Moon opposes the planet of chaos, Uranus.
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In other words, if I became constantly irritated by them, the sounds would always cause irritation.
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An inspiring conversation arrives this afternoon, but watch out for unexpected irritation around money this evening.
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About 5 percent suffered serious medical outcomes including vomiting, abdominal pain, nausea, throat irritation and drowsiness.
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Then she repeated a line that she uses often, to the irritation of Georgia's Republican leadership.
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Internally, that's also led to confusion and irritation as FEMA tries to take the leading position.
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The olfactory nerves are involved in smell, while the trigeminal nerves can evoke irritation or pain.
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"I expect to be back, but we'll see," he said, trying to beat back his irritation.
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Sanchez, who is right-handed, has been plagued by intermittent irritation in his shoulder since 2017.
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"This is great for dry or sensitive skin and gently removes makeup without irritation," she says.
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So I feel your irritation, but unfortunately there's no magic technique to change another person's habits.
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His trademark power was down to 18 home runs, undermined by irritation in his left shoulder.
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People have reported respiratory irritation in several counties, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said.
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When social allergens start bothering you, pay attention to your own internal irritation without evaluating it.
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The chilli compound, when fired, is thought to cause severe irritation and temporarily immobilize the target.
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He managed again to avoid answering several tough questions, to the irritation of several government officials.
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Instead, to China's irritation, the United States is looking to increase missile defenses in South Korea.
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However, gum irritation and tooth sensitivity are common side effects even when you follow the directions.
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My overall skin tone is already much more even, and my shaving irritation has nearly disappeared.
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Short-term effects from inhaling it include irritation of the skin, eyes and upper respiratory tract.
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I dare say President Obama felt extreme irritation, even anger, with Mr. Snowden back in 2013.
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These new compounds can cause irritation in the airways of e-cigarette users, the researchers found.
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A deep clean should be done periodically — but not daily or you'll end up with irritation.
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Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel underlined the irritation among some EU leaders at Trump's negotiating tactics.
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The homage to Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining" in the opening is notable, too, for its irritation level.
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We engage in a silent four-way exchange of dismay, irritation, and bitchiness, and it is wonderful.
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The pure cane sugar scrub leaves my skin feeling squeaky clean without any irritation (it's incredibly gentle).
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Of those, two injuries resulted in emergency room and doctor visits for eye irritation from battery chemicals.
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There's a good chance that this type of irritation is "hot tub folliculitis," aka hot tub rash.
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Norovirus is the most common cause of gastroenteritis, which is an inflammation and irritation of the gut.
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All of the babies crowded under Mom, letting out chirps of irritation about the current weather condition.
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The irritation makes your body release chemicals like histamines and prostaglandin, which gives a temporary plumped effect.
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Mr Putin's expensive military adventures used to generate enthusiasm, but they have become a source of irritation.
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This happens with a frequency that reduces Lloyd to a seething irritation as the rehearsal grinds along.
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The FDA has received reports of shocks, burns, bruising, skin irritation, and pain from unregulated EMS devices.
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But Abby, a short-spoken misanthrope with a low threshold for irritation, is determined to live alone.
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Part of Trump's irritation at the impeachment matter has centered on its ties to his foreign policy.
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These include irritation and burning in the mouth and esophagus, coughing, vomiting, diarrhea, and drooling in children.
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Obviously, pay attention to your skin: If you notice any irritation, lay off until your skin rebounds.
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In fact, Ukraine's acquisition of spiritual independence is more than a passing irritation for the Russian president.
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The Moon, in Aries, opposes warrior planet Mars at 1:43 PM, stirring up irritation and aggression.
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"Health hazards of laze include lung, eye and skin irritation," officials told residents, according to USA Today.
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Without guidance, an aisle full of creams can look like a straight shot to acne and irritation.
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The researchers said the woman noticed a small, translucent worm in her left eye after experiencing irritation.
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The Moon squares off with Mars retrograde at 11:52 PM, stirring impulsive behavior and some irritation.
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Irritation is also a strong possibility, as is a rash or getting acne in the groin area.
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The topic can be a source of irritation for the former candidate, another distraction from the message.
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Now the sound of a child's crying on take-off elicits feelings of sympathy rather than irritation.
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Also, the whole community knows my mod like that, and renaming it would possibly lead to irritation.
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Qatar's independent Emirs have long pursued their own foreign policy path, to the irritation of Saudi Arabia.
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Stomach irritation from too many of the tasty snacks are a surprisingly common problem, according to WebMD.
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If sounders continue to experience pain, irritation, or bleeding, however, they should, of course, visit a doctor.
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Yet the Franco-German dialogue over refugees has, in reality, been marked by misunderstanding, dismay and irritation.
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Powered by skin-clearing baking soda and pore-unclogging salicylic acid, this scrub fights zits sans irritation.
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Red tide emits brevetoxins, which can cause paralysis in fish, and gastroenteritis and respiratory irritation in humans.
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"Prepubertal girls have a higher incidence of irritation because they don't have that protection," Dr. Gunter said.
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They go through the same aggravating irritation when they gobble up the chilly sweet stuff too fast.
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The killing resurfaced longstanding irritation in Japan about the post-World War II U.S. military presence there.
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Restorsea says it has a proprietary enzyme that digests only dead skin cells for exfoliation without irritation.
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" In emails of his own, Clarke also expressed irritation with what he called "a never ending process.
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She watched him play with near-constant irritation on the court, racking up technical fouls and ejections.
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These symptoms included respiratory failure, severe irritation of mucous membranes and disruption to the central nervous system.
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It said four employees of a third-party company and one BASF workers suffered mucous membrane irritation.
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"Treatments that work for teen acne can cause dryness or irritation in more mature skin," she explains.
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It helps me shave without irritation and can achieve sharp lines on my hairline, mustache, and beard.
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Maybe their mutual irritation at me and their dislike of the food would be a conversation starter.
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Irritation eventually gives way to triumph as Harry finds a way to turn the tables on them.
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And the Vermont senator flashed irritation when he was asked about it during an interview on MSNBC.
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Now the police actively pursue the authors of forbidden material, and irritation has been replaced by fear.
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In fact, most products that claim to do so contain chemicals that can cause irritation and infections.
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" But Washington expressed irritation at such fawning, so today we are led by a modest "Mr. President.
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The reactions among the dozens of people potentially exposed to the patient ranged from anxiety to irritation.
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Those affected reported skin irritation and breathing problems, but none so serious as to require hospital treatment.
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The powerful fibers are naturally alkaline and hydrating and exfoliate even the most sensitive skin without irritation.
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The explosions, booming and lasting for hours, have inspired plenty of irritation from fellow residents as well.
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But for Trump, numbers like these will only add to his agitation and irritation at his predicament.
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Lower exposures can cause irritation to the eyes, throat nose and lungs as well as cause frostbite.
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That supposed indifference was often a cause of irritation for managers like Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte.
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"Some people can&apost orgasm sitting up and may just get an irritation from this," she said.
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Some irritation around your home or family will come up tonight, Capricorn, so plan your evening accordingly.
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Tom McClintockThomas (Tom) Milller McClintockOvernight Energy: Lawmakers show irritation over withheld Interior documents | Republican offers bipartisan carbon tax bill | Scientists booted from EPA panel form new group Lawmakers show bipartisan irritation with Interior over withheld documents Marijuana industry donations to lawmakers surge in 2628: analysis MORE (R-Calif.).
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Tom McClintockThomas (Tom) Milller McClintockOvernight Energy: Lawmakers show irritation over withheld Interior documents | Republican offers bipartisan carbon tax bill | Scientists booted from EPA panel form new group Lawmakers show bipartisan irritation with Interior over withheld documents Marijuana industry donations to lawmakers surge in 2019: analysis MORE (R-Calif.).
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Fast forward three years, and this young mommy of two began having discharge, pain, AND skin irritation again!
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In the meantime, fire officials are warning people to avoid touching the foam, as it could cause irritation.
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Authorities on Tuesday advised residents to minimize exposure to avoid irritation to skin and eyes and breathing problems.
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Huang's face goes blank; watching him, I felt the same mix of irritation and hopelessness his appearance belied.
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Years later, Tyra experienced skin irritation and slight disfigurations from the misalignment of the bones in her nose.
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Gather a bunch in your hand, and rub it all over to protect your skin from any irritation.
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But that changed by late afternoon when the exam showed the cough was more than a minor irritation.
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"The opening of the sweat glands can also get clogged, causing irritation like prickly heat," Dr. Tanzi says.
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If you have sensitive skin and vaginal walls that are prone to irritation, this is a great pick.
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Moisture is key and without it, penetrative sex can cause friction that leads to micro-tears and irritation.
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The runners up, for the record, involve pickled limes and a grand irritation over a single stolen glove.
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Kwame: Okay, beyond my personal irritation, I was surprised at how lifeless some of the action scenes seemed.
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Their irritation turned to anger when she later urged every EU state to admit a quota of refugees.
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Instead, he's worried about what chronic, low-level stimulation of these irritation receptors could do to people's lungs.
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So, if you've noticed some irritation, she suggests switching to something more gentle like Ivory, Dove, or Cetaphil.
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Probably not, despite Mr Trump's evident irritation with the BMWs and Volkswagens he sees clogging up American driveways.
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When she arrives, Jenni and Angelina can barely hide their irritation at the mere sight of each other.
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Ingredients like milk thistle and cucumber seed oil ensure you never have to deal with dryness or irritation.
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Health consequences include breathing difficulties (apnea), excessive alcohol buildup in tissues (a condition called acidosis), and eye irritation.
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" The brand also explains that product labels do "instruct guys to discontinue use if they experience any irritation.
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Otherwise, a smartwatch becomes an overpriced irritation on your wrist, one you can't help but be aware of.
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In the short term, exposure to pollutants can cause headaches, dizziness, fatigue, and eye, nose, and throat irritation.
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"Poor skin care regimens may bring out more acne and cause future scarring and irritation," says Dr. Tzu.
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Reintroducing controls such as checking passports and searching lorries is mostly an irritation, though the costs are mounting.
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But when I would get stoned, my partner would always look at me with slight irritation and annoyance.
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No redness or irritation afterward, and when I finally did my makeup, it slid on like a dream.
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NOTES: Kansas City 3B Mike Moustakas left the game in the seventh due to right lateral knee irritation.
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We all have snapshots of irritation over stupid things, and my god it feels good to share them.
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Some Germans see refugees as freer than themselves, and this secret admiration can turn into irritation or depression.
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The substance can cause irritation to the eyes, burns to the skin and a temporary loss of hair.
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He didn't want to upset his wife, but as he spoke he found irritation creeping into his voice.
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The CW has been promoting the reboot as "feminist," and in January Combs tweeted her irritation with that.
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Plantar fasciitis This is irritation of the tendon-like cord that runs from the foot to the heel.
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Patellar tendinitis It is irritation of the patellar tendon, which attaches the kneecap to the shin bone (tibia).
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As I spend more time trying to make headway and getting nowhere, my irritation level starts to rise.
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He landed on the disabled list and was found to have rotator cuff irritation in his throwing shoulder.
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"Shaving irritation and razor bumps [are] issues some 80% of black men and women have globally," said Walker.
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All the researchers know so far is the unintended acetals created within the pods lead to throat irritation.
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But as Mr. Xi amassed power, Mr. Ren's posts reflected growing irritation with the authoritarian turn in politics.
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The gas can be toxic when leaked into the atmosphere, causing respiratory problems and irritation of the eyes.
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Deep Woods Insect Repellent provides hours of reliable mosquito irritation prevention thanks to the 25% concentration of DEET.Pros:
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He has avoided spending too much time near the river because of the increased possibility of respiratory irritation.
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They also have smaller airways, so irritation in those narrower pipes is more prone to cause breathing trouble.
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The buzzer rings; downstairs is a man named Jeff, whom Andrew has asked over, much to David's irritation.
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After exposure to radiation, new skin nicks, cuts, and irritation caused by cleansing or shaving should be avoided.
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But they often become major public issues in Canada and a significant source of irritation between the countries.
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There have also been a "small number" of reports of infections, vaginal irritation and injury, the statement said.
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This could be due to a crack in the lining of your nasal membrane from dryness or irritation.
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Irritation crept into his voice as he replied that he was happy with his progress on the course.
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The criminal charges have added to Mr. Erdogan's irritation with the United States, which predates Mr. Trump's presidency.
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Once you've cleaned the area, treat with cool compresses and calamine lotion to soothe the itching and irritation.
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The four teachers allege they experienced a "lasting and severe irritation" as a result of the Tuesday incident.
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As much as Daniel felt Elizabeth's irritation, he felt a tremendous relief — her grievances were specific and manageable.
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She called the scooters a "daily irritation" and said they were unfair competition for local businesses like hers.
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So, I do think that this facial did exfoliate sans irritation, and that&aposs kind of a miracle.
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Spooked—especially by the irritation of American politicians, who regulate them—some tech firms have changed their rules.
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I can't get enough of Gordon Ramsay and know that he will make me laugh my irritation away.
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But after showering, my hair felt clean for the rest of the day and there was no irritation.
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They prevent sweating and often cause itchiness, redness or other irritation, making them unsuitable for long-term use.
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You need more lube If you weren't sufficiently wet during sex, the friction can cause itching and irritation.
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That means having sex in a hot tub comes with an increased risk of irritation, microabrasions, and microtears.
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Fifteen students were treated for "mild respiratory irritation," but all of them declined transport to a nearby hospital.
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Mueller's office, which declined to comment, has previously expressed irritation with Manafort's team for asking for that extension.
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The filament, named for the mythical goddess of volcanoes, can cause skin, eye and respiratory irritation like fiberglass.
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According to the U.S. Product Safety Commission, the cases have caused 24 reports of skin irritation across the world.
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I'm gonna stay just where I am, where I enjoy being irritating and have no responsibility for my irritation.
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The ensuing clouds of laze can cause lung damage, eye and skin irritation, and death in some extreme cases.
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The exchange of letters exposed simmering irritation on both sides of the English Channel before Brexit talks even start.
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Others still may have chronic skin irritation under their breasts or deep grooves in their skin from their bras.
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Lilies and tulips are the main offenders, but many other flowers can lead to vomiting, diarrhea and stomach irritation.
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He chose to write about the experience, seeing what would come out instead of letting the irritation fester inside.
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Gen-X has been linked to dermal, ocular, and respiratory irritation and perhaps reproductive system toxicity at high concentrations.
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Or if you have an STI (like gonorrhea or chlamydia), there can be irritation on the cervix, she says.
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Alcohol can also lead to dehydration, tissue inflammation, and stomach irritation — producing distracting symptoms like a headache or nausea.
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Additionally, certain skin conditions can cause irritation or lesions on the skin of your vulva that make sex painful.
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In the urine samples, he found styrene, a chemical that in large quantities can cause eye and nasal irritation.
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This is not to say that one blasting shock is guaranteed to erase all feelings of previously accumulated irritation.
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Drake has previously expressed irritation over winning Best Rap Song for "Hotline Bling," insisting it wasn't a rap track.
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Weller's courtly surprise turns to frisky irritation and, ultimately, foul-mouthed fits of rage that send Fonsia stalking away.
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Norovirus is the most common cause of gastroenteritis, which is an inflammation and irritation of the stomach and intestines.
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The alkaline pH of the highly concentrated liquid can cause immediate irritation in the mouth and vomiting, Anderson says.
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Within months, small patches of scattered hair returned with fervor — as did irritation any time I'd shave or wax.
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On his first pitch, the investor told him she didn't think shaving irritation was a big enough societal issue.
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For instance, P&G recently launched a razor called SkinGuard, designed for men with sensitive skin prone to irritation.
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Locals exposed to the rank odor of "guacamole thick" algae mats have complained of rashes, eye and skin irritation.
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Eventually my irritation and angst subsided, and I gained more confidence in my leadership capabilities with every solved problem.
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When Tori walks away from Ed, she stops and stares at him with a look of irritation and pity.
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A secure and grounded feeling is in the air, Capricorn—just watch out for irritation about money this evening.
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Leone has been away from the team since May 5 with upper arm nerve irritation in his throwing arm.
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Sens NEWARK, N.J. —The theme which emanated from all corners of the New Jersey Devils' dressing room was irritation.
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Anyone with the floors who is experiencing symptoms such as eye irritation and breathing difficulty should seek medical attention.
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Trump gave a glimpse of his irritation and impatience with Comey during an interview with NBC News on Thursday.
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On Wednesday, the website TMZ posted pictures of a young woman's face, allegedly show irritation caused by the balm.
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Contact with the toxic blooms commonly results in coughing or throat itch, as well as skin irritation and rashes.
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He exited Tuesday's start against the Seattle Mariners in the third inning with what the team called forearm irritation.
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He also has some skin irritation and gets wiped down with baby wipes a couple of times a day.
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However, Dr. Peredo reminds us that it's not always chemicals or additives that could be causing blemishes or irritation.
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Common symptoms that mimic TFB in children include irritation of the airway, asthma, pneumonia and excess production of mucous.
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Those same compounds have been linked to adverse health effects such as skin irritation, developmental issues, and even cancer.
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And that irritation or inflammation could case a runny nose, or rhinitis, which isn't a huge deal, he says.
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The Lakers, who went on to win the title that year, won both games, but O'Neal's irritation was plain.
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Later, mother and daughter were united in their irritation when Henry practiced his tennis stroke against the garage door.
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Doctor Manuel Ferreiro told local news site Cadena Cope that even brief bathing can cause eye and skin irritation.
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To the Editor: I read with irritation "Anger Is Broad as Trump Wavers on Deportations" (front page, Aug. 26).
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Women might also feel vaginal irritation or itching or experience bacterial infections that may cause unpleasant odor or discharge.
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The film also depicts the driver of the bus reacting, first with surprise and then irritation, to the incident.
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The derm cites bacteria and fungi native to plants that may cause local irritation or even infection through transfer.
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The spirit or psychological state has to be calm, free of anger, irritation, fear, self-pity, delusion and pride.
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Still, there was irritation at Trump's refusal to show his hand on the Paris agreement to curb carbon emissions.
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In reality, people are more likely to get labiaplasties for other reasons, like vaginal pain, irritation, and uncomfortable intercourse.
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People living near these lagoons are at increased risk of asthma, diarrhea, eye irritation, depression and other health problems.
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Indeed, several advisers to Mr. Trump on Saturday privately expressed irritation at Ms. McDaniel for publicly acknowledging her illness.
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Sunday night, every single time someone came in, we found ourselves feeling a weird mixture of gratitude and irritation.
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He thinks that once a person encounters an issue with indoor air, they get real irritation and respiratory symptoms.
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But I increasingly find Andrew Cunanan, as portrayed by Darren Criss, to be more an irritation than an enigma.
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I see trans men who have vaginal irritation, pain with sexual activity, and pelvic pain or pain with sex.
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When overruled, Mr. Tillerson often says, "It's your deal," to the president's irritation, according to two former administration officials.
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Sorrow, grief, humor, irritation, love: Those are all parts of a life, and even after loss, life goes on.
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Most babies don't like the feeling of wetness from a soggy diaper, and wearing cloth undies accentuates this irritation.
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" But she is also capable of arresting aperçus: "There is no writer more poetically articulate about irritation than Updike.
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As he phoned his outside advisers and allies, Trump's growing irritation with Mueller overshadowed his delight over McCabe's dismissal.
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Ms. Palermo did carefully express irritation at how she was portrayed, despite the name building that came from it.
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Perhaps Musk's irritation could be traced to Gates, a tech pioneer, sticking with his brand rather than endorsing Tesla.
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Trump has privately expressed irritation with McMaster stemming from differences in "personality and style," a senior Republican source said.
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Red tide also may cause irritation to people's skin and lead to respiratory problems, especially for those with asthma.
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Employees described aging equipment that caught fire and injuries and severe irritation caused by working long hours with chemicals.
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I'm speaking, presumably the way I speak to everybody, with enthusiasm, snark, irritation, exasperation, and tiny flecks of joy.
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"Come on," he said with a spark of irritation in his voice, because I hadn't moved from my chair.
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Eye injuries from laundry pods can include redness and irritation, infections, corneal abrasions and burns, the study team notes.
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In Iowa and New Hampshire, people are used to this kind of irritation (or excitement, depending on your political leanings).
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However, the ingredient is micro-encapsulated, which controls its release (reducing the risk of irritation) while allowing for better penetration.
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"There is rising irritation and increasing concern that London as a base poses a problem," one of the sources said.
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After rinsing, I touched my arms, chest, legs, butt...everything was soft to the touch, with no redness or irritation.
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She first felt a irritation in her left eye, along with the nagging feeling that something was stuck in it.
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Ahead, I asked the pros to spill their best tips for beating eye irritation without sacrificing the look you want.
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On Tuesday, authorities advised residents to minimize exposure to these elements to avoid irritation to skin, eyes and respiratory systems.
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The result doesn't just make for a standout masking experience, but bright, illuminated skin with zero redness, tightness, or irritation.
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Sure enough, it brightened our complexions without turning into a dried paste that required severe scrubbing (and therefore, unnecessary irritation).
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"Lip plumpers work by creating irritation in the lips, which results in swelling, making the lips look fuller," he says.
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This combo of gentle lactic and trichloroacetic acids targets excess pigment without causing too much irritation to the skin's surface.
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But sometimes that skin can weaken and break down, which can cause irritation and make it look unattractive, Anolik said.
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"Applying it topically soothes irritation caused by sun damage, razor burn, bug bites, or tired and puffy eyes," says Leib.
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This product has significantly reduced any irritation I had after shaving, and I hope you can experience this as well.
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These infections can cause inflammation or irritation of the vulva and vaginal canal, which makes entry and penetration really hurt.
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It may sound gross, but the worm usually doesn't do too much harm other than causing localized swelling and irritation.
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It was one of those things the company insisted was good for you, but ultimately user irritation won the day.
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In most cases, it's best to treat the condition early before the irritation or inflammation becomes more severe, she says.
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Be mindful of the ingredients in the cleanser you're using down there, because products with strong fragrances can cause irritation.
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A limited number of people suffered skin irritation after handling NemaStrike or seeds treated with the product, according to Bayer.
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Below are the 10 simple steps I use to give perspective to, and gain distance from, unbridled irritation and anger.
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Additionally, they can become more dry and abrasive as makeup is caked on them, causing irritation and ineffective color application.
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But it's possible that some people may experience irritation, says Debra Jaliman, MD, a dermatologist based in New York City.
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Britain's ruling Conservatives treat this as, at best, a detail and, at worst, an irritation on the road to Brexit.
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Redness is a classic sign of inflammation, and it can either result from skin irritation or from underlying medical disorders.
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"Products with ACV will often contain other hair-conditioning ingredients which can help prevent dryness and irritation," Dr. Lain says.
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In some cases, entertainers have even found great success by sticking it to him – to his deep and abiding irritation.
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That's how the Los Feliz Murder Mansion became a curiosity for adventurous locals, and a source of irritation for neighbors.
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Flashes of irritation kept breaking through Bush's upbeat demeanor in the final days on the campaign trail in South Carolina.
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The president's irritation with Bannon could have roots in the adviser's high profile in the early days of the administration.
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After the tingling and irritation, lips feel dry and cracked again, causing people to reach right for the lip balm.
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Though this titanium trimmer packs a punch, it's extremely gentle on your skin, so don't worry about cuts or irritation.
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The irritation from getting sprayed — especially if the skunk sprayed your dog directly in the face — can cause health issues.
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Phoenix was playing without star Devin Booker (left triceps strain), rookie Josh Jackson (knee irritation) and TJ Warren (back spasms).
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Although symptoms rarely occur, they can include irritation inside of the penis, discharge, and burning with urination or after ejaculation.
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Wheeler, who is recovering from Tommy John surgery, received a cortisone injection after sensory nerve irritation in his right elbow.
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For anyone who has sensitive eyes like I do, you'll be pleased to know that I've experienced very minimal irritation.
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Colin L. Powell's leaked emails, showing the former Republican secretary of state's disdain for Mr. Trump and irritation with Mrs.
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If you're sick of ending runs with irritation and chafing along the ankle, Bombas are worth the few extra bucks.
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He stopped his throwing program again, was examined by the Mets' doctors and received a cortisone shot for nerve irritation.
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But what if you can't find concrete evidence that this is a general problem, as opposed to a specific irritation?
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Sulfur dioxide can be dangerous, causing irritation to the skin and mucous membranes of the eyes, throat, nose and lungs.
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M. genitalium infection, though often symptom-free, can mimic chlamydia or gonorrhea with persistent irritation of the urethra and cervix.
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Press too hard, and the toothbrush will stop rotating — overly vigorous tooth brushing is a major cause of gum irritation.
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The decision had been made earlier but was confirmed publicly last weekend, perhaps to show irritation at the Zarif visit.
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Hydrazine is used in making pharmaceuticals among other things and exposure to it can cause irritation and seizures in humans.
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Lucky Tiger's post-shave tonic is our top pick because it soothes your face, tones your skin, and prevents irritation.
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Delta Air Lines is making some adjustments to newly debuted uniforms after employees at the carrier complained about skin irritation.
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Doctors kept saying that physically it was O.K. and there was nothing wrong in there; it was just an irritation.
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For his part, Mr. Trump had expressed irritation with the Republican resistance, saying it was hobbling him in his negotiations.
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A particular source of irritation has been the utter failure of the repatriation schemes painfully negotiated with the Myanmar government.
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Bumpies are, unsurprisingly, controversial, alternately a source of irritation for onlookers and a connection to community for moms-to-be.
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Instead of dwelling on your irritation, you could think about the times you've been the one who has frustrated others.
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Some restaurants, partly from irritation when patrons take pictures of the food, place limits on cellphones in their dining rooms.
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Formulated with gentle, natural ingredients, the hypoallergenic Vet's Best Oatmeal Medicated Shampoo offers fast relief from dryness, itching, and irritation.
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The attack was prompted by Mr. Boucher's irritation over Mr. Paul's tendency to stack brush near his property, prosecutors said.
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Its ramrod-stiff Japanese selvage jeans are and have long been the label's best seller, to Mr. Touitou's occasional irritation.
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In his message to supporters on Wednesday, Mr. Patrick expressed irritation at the focus on the timing of his campaign.
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Brady, his expression a mixture of irritation and exasperation, sat on the bench cheerlessly shaking his head side to side.
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Certain chemicals that can be found in these additives are linked to allergies, irritation, cancer, endocrine disruption and birth defects.
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The only irritation came from the radio, which scratched little fingernails of holiday music across the chalkboard of my consciousness.
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And the protests themselves were viewed with irritation by some, including conservatives who were otherwise critical of Mr. Trump's order.
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Irritation with the faltering project has turned, for the people who live beneath it, into a sort of focused hatred.
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We recommend using a vape or a tincture or something, because we don't want to cause irritation of the lungs.
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Sources told CNN McMaster had been on thin ice for a while and Trump had privately expressed irritation with McMaster.
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The incoming crowd soon became standing-room triple overflow, causing the initially smiling ushers to show concern, then almost irritation.
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Looking at Bloomberg's resume, it's almost as if he was made in a lab to create maximum irritation to Trump.
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Had I received this query while I was undergoing my first treatments, it would have triggered irritation bordering on apoplexy.
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He was not quite as effective and his season ended in September because of ulnar nerve irritation that needed surgery.
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But for skin with a history of irritation or allergy from cleansers and lotions, mechanical is the way to go.
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Scientists have found that one fungus that can cause skin irritation and dandruff is also linked to inflammatory bowel diseases.
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Disturbances to that balance can lead to vaginal irritation, a "fishy" odor, painful pee, uncomfortable sex and changes in discharge.
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I wondered if they ever got annoyed by the waves' constant lapping, the daily irritation of their own gradual erosion.
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If you're prone to redness, breakouts, and irritation, you also have to consider the ingredients in every formula you reach for.
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"When removing makeup, it's important to avoid over-scrubbing, because it can lead to irritation of the skin," says Dr. Zeichner.
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The formula inside really does cure just about any skin irritation — from fresh laser wounds to rough heels to flaking lips.
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Probably most common is redness around the nose from irritation from wiping your nose when you have allergies or a cold.
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What actually happened, though, was more irritation and a lot of dryness — a common side effect of active ingredient benzoyl peroxide.
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I also once sent a friend a series of one cent transactions, spelling out a love note, to her utter irritation.
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And now there's one more irritation to add to that list, as it seems the HomePod can damage your wood furniture.
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Para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA)-based sunscreens and products containing benzophenones can cause skin irritation including rashes and pimples in some people.
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His face literally looks blank, bereft of anything but the simple irritation of having to spend another day in this life.
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"You want to make sure you're not too aggressive because that can cause excess irritation, which can become hyperpigmentation," she says.
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The five children, three women and four men have symptoms that include blisters, coughing, redness in the eyes, irritation, and vomiting.
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I use these about 3 times a week with no redness or irritation, and my skin has honestly never looked better.
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And that's just the start: "Over time, ingredients can break down and cause skin irritation and allergic reactions," Dr. Wu says.
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"It can get into your lungs and cause some lung irritation, coughing, shortness of breath, that kind of thing," he says.
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Formaldehyde is used in building materials and household products, and exposure can cause irritation of the skin, eyes, nose and throat.
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Providing you use a proper razor, it is possible to shave your bikini line without worrying about red bumps and irritation.
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There's something inherently creepy and annoying about drones buzzing over our heads — a frequent backyard irritation in cities like New York.
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To his increasing irritation, he was asked whether he considered himself a worthy winner and whether he agreed with the outcome.
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An ingested battery can cause burns, irritation, loss of appetite, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and damage to the dog's digestive tract. Woof.
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It's harmless when diluted, but it can cause irritation or burns when the concentrated salt makes direct contact with the skin.
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Braving a cold and airy day usually results in redness, irritation and dryness, even if you don't have overly problematic skin.
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"Since the eyelids are delicate, an allergic reaction, irritation, or injury in the eye area can occur," the FDA website says.
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Difficult to avoid, yes — but we've found a simple solution that works to stop dehydrated skin and irritation in its tracks.
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But now they face a new irritation: tourists and city-dwellers who are increasingly keen to try the potion for themselves.
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The Centella asiatica is key for its anti-inflammatory powers, which fends off breakouts and soothes irritation in one fell swoop.
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This delicate chemical balance can be disturbed if someone is repeatedly cleaning with a high pH, leading to irritation and dryness.
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But he also expressed irritation about the apparent reluctance of the international press to let him move on from that achievement.
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"And if there are other symptoms associated with the spotting (foul odor, irritation, abnormal discharge), I would certainly recommend being seen."
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If a protest is measured by how much attention and irritation it stirs up, then Extinction Rebellion has been wildly successful.
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I had assumed that the very setup of The Bachelorette would override my irritation with displays of male privilege like these.
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"Wearing thongs that are too tight in the inseam can cause rashes or irritation and even cuts and scratches," Blatt says.
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The vomiting that Frankie experienced could have been caused by either irritation from the water or a bacterial infection, Fitz said.
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As my irritation with the game's structure and contents grew, I started to become frustrated with things I had initially liked.
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"It might be helpful to apply to one brow to see if it works and to check for irritation," she says.
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Dogs have a tendency to rub their faces on bodies on furniture after getting sprayed in an attempt to combat irritation.
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As CNN's Manu Raju reports, all this stop and go and hurry up and wait is causing some Capitol Hill irritation.
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Impulsive energy is in the air as Mars squares off with Uranus on September 18—watch out for irritation and anger.
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He just argued that voting itself out of the EU is the wrong way for the UK to express that irritation.
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Try to do it in one shot in order to minimize irritation and even tearing the surrounding and overlying skin. 7.
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Fly too close to the sun heater and you could be looking at dehydration, breakouts, irritation, and possibly even brown spots.
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Now, this alone didn't get rid of my irritation or itchiness, but the bumps around my bikini line went down significantly.
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You'll also want to clean the band of your Apple Watch, to enhance comfort and reduce the chance of skin irritation.
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The people who make the switch keep underlining that the greater convenience outweighs the irritation of having to recharge a headset.
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At higher concentrations, vog can cause headaches and irritation to the lungs and eyes, the University of Hawaii at Hilo says.
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Reds starter Homer Bailey left after three scoreless innings for precautionary reasons with irritation in the back of his right shoulder.
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But irritation with his boss, paired with frustration at the entrenched ways of Washington, have led him to waver at times.
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So it grew out of a sense of irritation that people were still pretending we could actually stop this from happening.
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Moreover, brick and mortar retailers viewed online shopping with irritation, hoping if they didn't deal with it, it would go away.
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As with any cultural phenomena in the social media age, there has been plenty of fawning, dissing and irritation about spoilers.
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And a tenant of the Seattle WeWork described to Business Insider experiencing eye irritation after using phone booths beginning in July.
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The review included "carcinogenicity, reproductive and developmental toxicity, eye and skin irritation, and short term and long term toxicity," he said.
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The chemical, called Indulin AA-86, can cause eye and skin burns, respiratory tract irritation and damage to the digestive systems.
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When doctors insert IUDs, irritation of the cervical tissue might trigger an immune response that helps fight HPV infections, Cortessis said.
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"The levels of gas that are experienced at White Island are irritation level rather than fatal," he said in an interview.
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People should seek medical attention if they experience symptoms such as vaginal injury, irritation, urogenital infections, abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting.
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If you don't replace your blades often enough, this will lead to an increased risk of getting nicks and irritation increases.
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The Giants were without star catcher Buster Posey, who has been bothered of late by nerve irritation in his right thumb.
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Indeed, more than 2628,28503 U.S. consumers complained of hair loss, baldness and scalp irritation to the firm that markets the product.
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He went 5 2/3 innings, allowing one run and five hits, before leaving with right forearm irritation in the sixth.
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Part of the President's irritation centered on the Iran deal, which he felt had been insufficiently confronted by his top diplomat.
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Just a slight irritation at the lumpiness of the mattress, the loud swish of the sleeping bag whenever I turned over.
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"Sometimes you can get micro blood when waxing due to skin irritation, but it's never enough for HIV transmission," she says.
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Now I can read my own emotions and others' separately and literally feel the sadness and irritation come into your aura.
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WeWork said thousands of its phone booths could have dangerous levels of formaldehyde after people complained about odor and eye irritation.
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He often wears that look of irritation on his face, another aspect of his game that he is trying to improve.
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At one Lahore hospital alone, more than 500 people have been arriving daily with complaints of respiratory difficulties and eye irritation.
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They found that people with MCS reported greater irritation to the eyes, nose and throat, even when acrolein's smell was masked.
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I don't remember the words he spoke, but my new doctor's first full sentence directed at me was hissed in irritation.
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But after a late-night emergency meeting on how to win over holdouts appeared to yield no progress, senators expressed irritation.
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You might think that the adults, despite their irritation, are carrying the young out of some instinct to save their families.
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A running theme of Yiannopoulos's interview was his irritation with those who, like Martin, sought to liberalize and modernize the Church.
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" Of the two groups, Schlesinger considered the monoculturalists a greater threat: "Left-wing political correctness is an irritation and a nuisance.
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Fitton on Monday noted that Lamberth's order reveals irritation by the judge in how the State Department has handled the case.
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This is the most important step toward minimizing mold, which can cause asthma attacks, eye and skin irritation and allergic reactions.
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Although acetaminophen is less likely than ibuprofen to cause stomach irritation, some children may experience nausea or vomiting from any medication.
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Many turn to them to alleviate itching, but these may be better options for skin irritation from something like poison ivy.
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Bailey started on seven days' rest because of a shoulder irritation that limited him to three innings in his last game.
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Lube will make penetration easier, minimize irritation and discomfort during any kind of sex, and reduce the risk of condom breakage.
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It will cause a lot less irritation, but it&aposs also a little less effective than doing it with an acid.
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Frank: I mostly use Bluetooth headphones, so it&aposs actually not a huge impact to me but still is an irritation.
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But try not to overdo it, since too much suctioning or going too deep into the nostrils can cause more irritation.
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Baffert later said Justify had been dealing with "scratches," a skin irritation that is common among horses who encounter wet surfaces.
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I'm at least hoping that Centineo bleached his beard professionally; DIY facial hair-bleaching may cause eye irritation and chemical burns.
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The patients mainly suffered skin irritation, and none needed to go to the hospital, the Los Angeles County Fire Department said.
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But elbow discomfort and nerve irritation stopped him from replacing Bartolo Colon in the rotation and extended his layoff from baseball.
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Several Republican lawmakers once deemed "safe" supporters of tax reform could now bolt due to personal irritation or resentment toward Trump.
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Nicotine gum may irritate your jaw or leave a bad aftertaste; lozenges may provoke coughing; and patches can cause skin irritation.
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It is important that any washing power is thoroughly rinsed out of clothing before it is worn, to avoid skin irritation.
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For months, Trump has privately expressed irritation with McMaster stemming from differences in "personality and style," the senior Republican source said.
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An elderly Thomas Jefferson saw that a "geographic line, coinciding with a marked principle" would forever be a source of irritation.
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Steven Matz will not make his next start, which had been scheduled for Monday, because of irritation in his throwing elbow.
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The company said the most common adverse effects were abdominal discomfort or pain, coughing, hives, itching, nausea, throat irritation and vomiting.
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Impatience and irritation at the disruption of the protests in a business-driven city have grown, but are far from predominant.
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They cause irritation, inflammation and can lead to respiratory problems, while longer term exposure can even cause cancer and heart attack.
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Then that December, two women filed a lawsuit against St. Ives, alleging the scrub causes irritation and accelerates the aging process.
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A frisson of irritation is detectable from some governments that the French and Germans have tried to stitch things up between themselves.
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She knows exactly where she places her gaze and just how often she twists her neck in a mini-fit of irritation.
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"In many cases, irritation occurs due to the tension that is placed on the follicles," dermatologist Shari Hicks-Graham, MD, tells us.
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There's a slew of solutions to soothe itchy dryness, greasy product build-up, and the flaking and irritation that tend to follow.
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Removing underarm hair can cause irritation, leading to the creation of dark marks and changing the color of one's natural skin tone.
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Red, irritated eyes can ruin your entire makeup look, especially when it's your mascara that's causing the irritation in the first place.
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The related symptoms of burning, irritation and urinary issues are common but can be more bothersome for some women than for others.
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A chilli grenade makes use of a naturally-occurring compound in chilli powder to cause severe irritation and temporarily immobilise its target.
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Separately, Valeant said its lotion for plaque psoriasis, IDP-118 was more effective and reduced irritation in patients in a key study.
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And throughout his presidency, Obama has expressed irritation at the neediness of European leaders competing for the attention of the American president.
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Irritation absolved me of the guilt I might have felt about the uses to which I put the spectral mouth and breasts.
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Gentle exfoliation and the use of a mild, over-the-counter hydrocortisone can help with bumps and irritation that may occasionally occur.
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"The irritation these ingredients cause can trigger more oil production at the base of your pores, which is obviously counterintuitive," she explains.
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Not only can a bad mood can lead to irritation, distrust and contempt, it can also bring down everyone else around you.
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The bleeding from the lesion caused irritation to her brain, which caused her to have seizures despite having no history of them.
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"There also have been a small number of reports of infections, vaginal irritation, localized vaginal injury, and other symptoms," the company added.
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Background: Since 2008, the recognition of Kosovo's independence has been a major source of irritation for the Serbian public and ruling elite.
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He couldn't run the same programs on his desktop computer, he said with some irritation, so the Dell was here to stay.
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For the twitchy action games that dominate bestseller lists, even delays of a fraction of a second are an irritation for players.
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That includes on his favorite channel Fox News, where more candidates are appearing in prime-time town halls, sometimes to Trump's irritation.
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The Tigers said Fulmer, who recently came off the disabled list with elbow irritation, felt a 'zinger' when he released the ball.
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Running my fingers over the wool reminds me of these moments in our lives: at once an irritation and a warm comfort.
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"If I win, Bruce said something about you having to take us all to brunch," says Superman, much to the Flash's irritation.
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The redness is caused by inflammation, which is essentially blood vessels being temporarily enlarged and sending fluid to an area of irritation.
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RHP Nate Karns was placed on the 10-day disabled list by the Royals because of a right extensor strain/nerve irritation.
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RHP Nate Karns was placed on the 10-day disabled list with a right extensor strain and nerve irritation in his forearm.
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The course's professor challenged students to create a product or service that addressed some type of irritation caused by the modern world.
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In Israel, she is seen by many as either as a provocateur, an irritation or a threat to the military&aposs deterrence.
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This week, they introduced a system of wireless, low-irritation sensors that can be used to monitor a baby's health from afar.
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Frequent false alarms, skin irritation, inappropriate shocks and emotional distress can deter some patients from continuing to wear the device, said Drs.
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Firefighters and ambulances were rushed to the scene after some 50 people at one terminal complained of eye irritation and breathing difficulties.
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Doctors agree that there's no real reason to do anything to pubic hair at all, adding that shaving could actually cause irritation.
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I promised myself I wouldn't let my irritation at the situation take away from the important conversations I was about to have.
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More than 68% of customers have given it a 5-star rating, saying that it offers a great shave without any irritation.
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Likewise, if you're being treated with Phenazopyridine, a urinary tract analgesic used for UTIs or bladder irritation, your pee could turn orange.
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A chilli grenade makes use of a naturally-occurring compound in chilli powder to cause severe irritation and temporarily immobilize its target.
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He has also, to other leaders' irritation, developed a habit of raising hell at European summits when he faces trouble at home.
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Exposure to the hairs can cause a rash, fever, dizziness, and vomiting, as well as swelling and irritation in the affected area.
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At high concentrations, vog can cause headaches and irritation to the lungs and eyes, according to the University of Hawaii at Hilo.
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After Syndergaard's next start on June 27 in Washington, the Mets admitted that the elbow irritation was caused by a bone spur.
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Respiratory irritation has been reported by people in six counties along Florida's southwestern coast, said the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
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That's where this bottle comes in: It can be filled with water and shot in that area to ease discomfort and irritation.
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Hiccups are really just involuntary contractions of your diaphragm muscle, caused by an irritation of the nerves in your chest and neck.
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After their collective irritation with U.S. withdrawals from the Paris climate agreement and Iran nuclear deal, they're no longer hiding behind pleasantries.
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The same can be said for days three, four, five, and six, and they haven't caused my eyes a bit of irritation.
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If you could whip the other person with the glove, perhaps the part with tassels, you might cause a minor skin irritation.
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It's also advisable to wear gloves when handling the nicotine, as it can cause serious skin irritation if it gets on you.
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There is irritation in Paris that the government has put European initiatives on hold for many months to avoid upsetting British voters.
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For a clean-beauty spot treatment that shrinks zits and relieves redness and irritation, try Origins' Super Spot Remover Blemish Treatment Gel.
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The website for the device states that mild skin irritation and electrode burns on the earlobes as well as headaches have occurred.
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Alas, Boltraffio now has to endure the irritation of being elbowed out of the art market by someone more famous than him.
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Tsai's U.S. stopovers come as China and the United States are engaged in a trade war, adding to Beijing's irritation with Washington.
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Watch out for irritation and exaggerations when the Sun in Capricorn clashes with Jupiter in Libra 11:43 PM. All times EST.
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There were also no injuries in connection with the fault, though Con Ed said one employee reported eye irritation from the flash.
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If the chemical is inhaled or comes in contact with skin, it could cause vomiting or irritation such as itching or burning.
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Another suggestion: If you want the area to be hair-free, consider getting laser hair removal, which eliminates irritation from excessive shaving.
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If your issue is dry, itchy eyes, invest in some eye drops to relieve irritation and minimize the urge to touch them.
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Excerpts of the book showcase top White House aides' irritation with the president and reveal embarrassing anecdotes from within the White House.
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Hollywood has expressed irritation with Netflix's selective disclosures of its viewership numbers from the moment the company started going public with them.
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Jessica Lange staggers down the aisle, participating in Castle's gimmick with a tragic mixture of irritation, embarrassment and stiff-upper-lip professionalism.
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Slight issues aside, I do think the very fact that this facial did exfoliate without the irritation makes it worth the money.
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Residents greeted news of the event in their backyard with mostly bemused irritation about how it might affect their business or commute.
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Enriched with shea butter, happy customers also tout how easy the wipes are on sensitive skin, limiting irritation without sacrificing cleaning power.
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The patches are formulated with a soothing cornflower extract that moisturizes and brightens the delicate skin around the eyes and calms irritation.
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In terms of pro tips, you may not want to let the strips rest on your gums, or you will experience irritation.
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Much to the President's irritation, however, the current minibus does not include money for his signature campaign promise of a border wall.
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OF/1B OF/1B Scott Van Slyke (right wrist irritation) is done for the season and is scheduled to undergo surgery soon.
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Lower exposures can cause irritation to the eyes, throat nose and lungs as well as cause frostbite if the skin is exposed.
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In Gill's account, Woolf's distaste for Laura seems to have been a byproduct of her mother Julia's irritation with the girl's needs.
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"I always need something that irritates the eye," Gustav says, though irritation is not quite right: The result is more quietly subversive.
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The manufactured scarcity and hype ensure that these collections will sell out, and it's led to a lot of irritation from shoppers.
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China reacted with irritation, saying the United States should "immediately correct its mistake" of imposing unilateral sanctions on Chinese companies and individuals.
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After irritation and soreness in Matz's throwing elbow persisted early this week, the Mets sent him for a magnetic resonance imaging examination.
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In the short-term, e-cigarettes have also been linked with lung irritation and injury (when the devices go haywire and explode).
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One study showed that people who work on live shows employing propylene glycol "fog machines" can develop lung irritation and asthma exacerbations.
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Attorney General William Barr has mostly stayed quietly on the sidelines in the Ukraine impeachment investigation — apparently to President Donald Trump's irritation.
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The President has privately expressed irritation with McMaster stemming from differences in "personality and style," a senior Republican source previously told CNN.
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That's because more blades lead to, yes, a closer shave, but also, a hell of a lot more irritation, according to most derms.
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"Observatory of Light" is conceptualism without irritation, where nuanced contextual ideas have been turned into a forlorn formula for slick, high-end décor.
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Ahead, seven tips for saving your scalp — whether you're suffering from a little sunburnt irritation or a wet-looking muck of product buildup.
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But Lopez Obrador showed fewer signs of irritation than in the first debate, remaining in good humor and rarely wandering from his script.
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At SIGNAL gallery, the procedure becomes a delight, with artist Madeline Hollander transforming what we've all rehearsed with irritation into a mesmerizing performance.
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Finally, if you have already have a condition like a yeast infection, bacterial vaginosis, or an STI, having sex might increase the irritation.
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"They have the potential to cause redness, irritation, and inflammation that can cause conjunctivitis or pink eye from trapped foreign particles," he said.
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" Porter reacted with irritation and resolve: "I thought, 'If that's what [Greenberg] says, I will do exactly what he says I can't do.
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Johnson gave a hint of his irritation last month when asked by the BBC whether he planned to seal the deal with Huawei.
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Below is a pic of my sugared arm (on left) next to my non-sugared arm (on right.) Notice there is zero irritation.
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This creamy, non-stripping face wash is formulated with deep sea kelp and aloe extract to hydrate and soften irritation as it cleanses.
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Kinder, gentler cleansers that hydrate (rather than harsh exfoliating or foam formulations), since skin irritation can increase along with dryness in colder weather.
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But the ease of being able to physically pass a controller, instead of jockeying over a keyboard and mouse, makes the irritation forgivable.
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You're eager to cross things off your to-do list today, Scorpio, but some unexpected irritation arrives this afternoon, which may frustrate you.
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Walker said that many men who sport beards have suffered from shaving irritation and grooming troubles that are exacerbated by traditional shaving products.
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A "small number" of consumers also said they experienced "infections, vaginal irritation, localized vaginal injury, and other symptoms" due to the defective products.
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Also on Twitter, some people say they've experienced severe irritation on their lips — including swelling, bumps, and cold sores — after using the lipsticks.
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"I like to apply it as gently as possible, pressing foundation into the skin, so you're not dragging and causing irritation," Baker says.
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Dropping the motor into the handle also better balances the dryer so it's not a top heavy irritation that leaves your shoulder sore.
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In Israel, she is seen by many as either as a provocateur, an irritation or a threat to the military&aposs deterrence policy.
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Keaney recommends men use an anti-perspirant, which can reduce irritation by eliminating some of the sweat that the area has to endure.
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"There have been 24 reports worldwide of skin irritation or chemical burns, including 19 in the U.S," the company said in a statement.
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Ms Park attended a Chinese military parade in September, the only leader of an Asian democracy to do so (much to America's irritation).
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One of the main ingredients in baby powder is talc, a mineral which absorbs moisture and can help prevent skin irritation and rashes.
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Since concentrations are far below what is harmful to humans, symptoms, such as skin irritation or headache, are unlikely, according to health officials.
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So when drama erupts there's not just irritation and testy emails but a sense of a community being betrayed or taken advantage of.
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About 30 people were affected, with symptoms ranging from eye irritation to breathing problems and a tingling sensation in the throat, Vaughan said.
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Dry, flaky skin — be it on the skin or on the lips — is lacking hydration and aggressive exfoliation can cause irritation and inflammation.
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Those clogs prevent your razor from getting up close and personal with your legs, which means you wind up pressing harder, causing irritation.
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She's better when Lil is defensive or in attack mode, when she intuits Molly's irritation with her work, and credits it to jealousy.
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Officials are warning people to stay away from areas where lava meets the ocean, as laze can cause lung, eye and skin irritation.
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High levels of air particulates can lead to long-term respiratory issues, as well as irritation of lungs and eyes, according to Buchholz.
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This has exacerbated the irritation of those in the grassroots who perceive candidates like Keirstead as crowding the race for no good reason.
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I began reading the book in a state of irritation, ready to dismiss it as a wayward, show-off descendant of James Joyce.
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Respiratory problems At higher concentrations, vog can cause headaches and irritation to the lungs and eyes, the University of Hawaii at Hilo says.
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In addition to soothing itching, irritation, and dryness, this shampoo tackles bacterial and fungal skin infections and protects the skin against moisture loss.
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If you shave any part of your body on a regular basis, you're probably familiar with razor burn or at least mild irritation.
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And if that's not enough, Daydream View warns that sharing the device could spread contagious diseases and infections and even cause skin irritation.
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Glaring at a row of television cameras, he mimicked his media critics and flashed irritation at the spotlight that comes with his office.
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"If some or all the components are known to cause airway irritation or sensitization, then you may have potential culprits," Dr. Schachter said.
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The guaiazulene comes from chamomile oil and is also responsible for the cool blue hue, while centella hydrates and relieves irritation and redness.
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Such a summit would be likely to cause irritation in parts of the West, where countries such as Britain want to isolate Putin.
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As she pushed back, she provoked irritation among the Goldman bankers and was met with friction from the fund's general counsel, she says.
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There was, however, a report of an officer developing a skin irritation after accepting a sticker from an individual earlier in the day.
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Something about their fond irritation made him think that they'd be suited to spending long periods of time together in a confined space.
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It arrives at the palatial Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild tonight (to the irritation, no doubt, of those designers whose shows coincide with hers).
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She was getting ready to fly to Berlin that night and, adding to her irritation, she kept missing calls from an unidentified number.
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Mr. Stumpf warned that if people come in contact with the algae, they should wash it off to avoid irritation to their skin.
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The first two seasons settled upon a recurring theme of characters exhibiting poor or misguided judgment calibrated to inspire viewer bafflement and irritation.
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In a statement, a Fitbit spokesperson said users should wear the watch loosely and keep it clean and dry to prevent skin irritation.
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Among the artist's quirks — and a source of irritation for his wealthy patrons — was that he often refused to declare his works complete.
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Over the decades, Paris has cultivated a policy of purse-lipped silence, punctuated by irritation, faced with the island's demands for more autonomy.
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Gastrointestinal pain, vomiting and nausea were the most common reactions in those on active treatment, followed by itchy skin, coughing and throat irritation.
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The shaving products that exist cut the hair beneath my skin, and that hair grows into my skin, leading to some irritation issues.
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"There has been irritation among member states that some are piling up supplies, and not contributing what they have to," the official said.
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Other triggers could be irritation with another passenger's action or personality differences among travelers, two things that are harder to avoid on airplanes.
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Rosewater is also known for its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, making this a great option for anyone dealing with redness or irritation.
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But be mindful of using strong chemicals in enclosed spaces, as improperly used chemicals can cause eye or throat irritation or breathing problems.
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" She converts her irritation with a friend's father into "permission to look a little too long at his abundance of protruding ear hair.
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"In delineating the casual blend of irritation and unsentimental affection among family members of all ages, Patchett excels," our reviewer, Curtis Sittenfeld, wrote.
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They exposed mice to acute stress by injecting the animals with an analogue of capsaicin, the chemical in chili peppers that causes irritation.
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Alan De Leon, who shot the video, told CNN he heard a loud whistle, smelled jet fuel and felt irritation in his eyes.
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Three workers were exposed to a food substance and were complaining of eye irritation near a check-in area, the television station said.
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Most snakebites, whether venomous or not, will cause some pain, redness and irritation around the wound site, researchers note in the journal Pediatrics.
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There were signs of mounting irritation among morning commuters as they grappled with a skeleton train and metro service in the capital, Paris.
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The agency's statement did not say which side used the chemical agents that caused blisters, redness in the eyes, irritation, vomiting, and coughing.
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In other communities, the sums of money devoted to lavish expansions, aggressive advertising and eye-popping executive compensation are a source of irritation.
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That's the bug of irritation that sets Bruce Norris's "A Parallelogram" swatting for more than two hours at a target it can't hit.
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"This pineapple was nothing more than a prank," said Hilary Nicoll, an associate director of the festival, with amusement tinged with slight irritation.
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The school district confirmed that students and staff were being treated for skin irritation and breathing problems after being exposed to the fuel.
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Though Seelig has since been able to successfully purchase the product, after Walmart initially canceled his order, he expressed irritation at the snafu.
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Mr. Holmes avoids topical material, displaying Jerry Seinfeld's gift for the amusingly phrased observation about ordinary life, but not his sarcasm or irritation.
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The deal removes a potential source of irritation and conflict this year as Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, runs for a second term.
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That's in the moderate strength range, so you'll see better texture and more even tone over time (but could also see slight irritation).
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Nunberg also expressed his irritation at the scope of the document request and said he might offer to share access to his emails.
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I just don't think it's appropriate, and the noise is an irritation to not only players — the dialing, the conversation — it's a distraction.
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So Bevel is the first and only end-to end shaving system designed to help reduce and prevent shaving irritation, razor bumps, etc.
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And if it already has, it's wise to keep the area covered with a bandage in order to prevent more irritation, Dr. Bass says.
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In October, he underwent a procedure to alleviate irritation from a suture in the knee, and his possible return was on track for December.
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Developments after the coup "caused considerable irritation in large parts of Europe regarding the extent and speed of the wave of arrests," he said.
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Sedatives really smoothed out the irritation of being told to go fuck myself, and allowed me to perform tasks in a cool, collected way.
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Hydroquinone, which is still legal in the U.S. in products containing less than 2%, can cause rashes, redness, irritation, and even, paradoxically, skin darkening.
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Members have expressed bipartisan irritation at delays in getting documents, including at a hearing during which monitors flashed heavily redacted documents produced by Interior.
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Members have expressed bipartisan irritation at delays in getting documents, including at a hearing during which monitors flashed heavily redacted documents produced by Interior.
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As Bedsider explains, spermicide — including the kinds present in some condoms — can cause allergic reactions, which may feel like an irritation in the vagina.
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If the main purpose of a presidential election is to push unorthodox ideas and build space for new movements, their irritation is fully justified.
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We were really surprised that the patient didn't notice it because it would cause quite a lot of irritation while it was sitting there.
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But RuPaul's face betrayed twitches of irritation; from the minute Berle began his routine, he was ogling RuPaul's chest and smirking at the audience.
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Volkswagen in Wolfsburg later issued a statement acknowledging the "irritation" caused by Mueller's choice of words in English, which is not his native language.
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Any kind of irritation of that delicate tissue, such as an itch, a gnarly booger, and so on, exposes the many vessels hiding underneath.
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While salicylic acid does most of the blemish-fighting legwork, other ingredients like aloe vera and willowherb are included to soothe redness and irritation.
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They also can carry herpes B, which usually doesn't do anything to the monkeys, but sometimes causes cold sores, mouth ulcers, and eye irritation.
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"These are all signs of an irritation of the lining of your abdomen, which can signal that something serious is going on," she says.
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While this additional feature of a cough scares many a patient, sputum is simply mucus and this generally signals an irritation in the airways.
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McDonald's is recalling millions fitness bands that had been given away in Happy Meals because they might cause skin irritation or burns to children.
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Maybe we've just accepted outsize irritation as a part of life, or maybe simple answers are antithetical to a problem that can be ingrained.
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As many of us know all too well, yeast infections can cause significant irritation, often exacerbated by itching, which could certainly be a culprit.
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The reason derms advise against doing your own blackhead extractions at home is because the possibility of scarring and skin irritation is really high.
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Some of the trade restrictions introduced after the Russian jet was shot down are still in place, a lingering irritation in Russian-Turkish relations.
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The patches were administered daily for the 52-week period, but Jones said placement varied in order to allow any skin irritation to heal.
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Their report claims the only real risk to humans is a mild skin or eye irritation, mostly from the chemical's use in aerosol forms.
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"Imagine the frustration, the irritation, the sense of loss of dignity that accompanies each of those stops, even here on Capitol Hill," Scott said.
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The famous Dragon's Blood Fix Plumping mask and the Glycolic Fix Gentle Pads (which are gentle enough to use every morning without causing irritation).
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When he's first informed of Anita Hill's allegations by his legislative aide (in a nice performance by Zoe Lister-Jones), he reacts with irritation.
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In Israel, however, she is seen by many as either as a provocateur, an irritation or a threat to the military&aposs deterrence policy.
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Dr. Lain says that the key to avoiding burns and irritation is to dilute 2-4 tablespoons of ACV in 8 ounces of water.
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State-owned rail operator Deutsche Bahn is under pressure to improve its services and reduce train delays that have become an irritation for commuters.
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Part of the team's irritation is that it has allegedly asked for these documents to be sent over multiple times with no headway made.
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In Somalia and Ethiopia, many men chew vast amounts of qat, a leaf with mild amphetamine properties, (much to the irritation of their wives).
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Volkswagen (VW) headquarters in Wolfsburg later issued a statement acknowledging the "irritation" Mueller's choice of words in English - not his native language - had caused.
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