To relieve them, Dr. Zeichner suggests applying an occlusive ointment anywhere on or between the cheeks and outside the anus, like Aveeno Cracked Skin Relief Cica Ointment.
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That could be maybe the one fly in this ointment.
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Wash your hands and add some antibiotic ointment on top.
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Someone get Paul some ointment to put on that, stat.
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Walgreens recall For Walgreens, Altaire has recalled several over-the-counter and prescription eye drops and ophthalmic ointments, including moisturizing eye drops, sodium chloride ophthalmic ointment, sodium chloride ophthalmic solution and lubricant eye ointment.
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But alas, life is not always that simple, there's always a fly in the ointment, or in this case, there's always a voyeuristic camera operator with a possible water sports fetish, uh, in the ointment.
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Aquaphor Healing Ointment 14 ounce, $12.34 Many people swear by Aquaphor, using the moisturizing ointment to solve a number of ills like chapped lips, dry skin, cracked cuticles, and even as an unconventional eye treatment.
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They lathered the gruesome wound with antibiotic ointment, and Divot survived.
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The fly in the ointment here of course is the president.
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Later, with rosemary ointment in hand, I revisited the artist's exhibition.
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Is such destruction what the Infinite Resistance™ ointment will germinate?
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The other fly in the ointment is what happened last weekend.
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Wells Fargo was the "one fly in the ointment," Cramer said.
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Apply antibacterial ointment and a clean bandage once the area is clean.
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Eva is the Bummer Wife, the unhappy female fly in the ointment.
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That's great, but there are a couple of flies in the ointment.
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King strongly suspects that the ointment won't get rid of male pattern baldness.
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We go by the pharmacy to get her prescription and antibiotic ointment ($245).
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Just apply an ointment or petrolatum and loosely cover with a Band-Aid.
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But this young man has a swollen eye, purpled and oily with ointment.
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Instead, I rub ointment into her palms, into the soles of her feet.
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He required treatment with circulatory drugs and antiseptic ointment for about three weeks.
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It all seems so simple, but there remains a fly in the ointment.
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Josh Beckett credited the ointment with saving his 2003 World Series MVP season.
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But all Hira could do was give her husband an ointment for his wounds.
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The scent came to Krennic first— chemical, medicinal, like ointment on a scrubbed droid.
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It was all so good — there was only one small fly in the ointment.
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She spent her days putting ointment on her blisters and calling the insurance company.
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Apply a very thin layer of antibiotic ointment and leave the tattoo open to breathe.
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When she returned she found both her kids completely covered in Sudocrem, an antiseptic ointment.
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I went into my own room and rubbed ointment on my sore neck and side.
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I'll often apply Aquaphor Healing Ointment ($25) after feeding because my little one is teething.
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The only fly in the ointment appears to be funding for Trump's infamous promised wall.
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This is a promise of more and bigger flies in the two-party ointment to come.
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Jorah overcame the "incurable" greyscale disease, thanks to nothing more than a knife and some ointment.
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His political party affiliation is a fly in the ointment for the mainstream, left-leaning media.
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Doctors thought it was a rash and prescribed an antibiotic ointment, but that provided no relief.
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DRINKS They are wittily named and expertly made, with as many ingredients as a topical ointment.
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The healing ointment is beloved by derms, and helps protect and heal even the driest hands.
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Beyond the basics (Band-aids, anti-bacterial ointment, ibuprofen), you want: — Lavender oil for bug bites.
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Aquaphor Healing Ointment Set, available at Amazon, $20.28Aquaphor is to me what Vaseline is to many.
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For lip products, I recommend bland emollients to my patients, such as Aquaphor or CeraVe ointment.
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Discontinue the product and apply over-the-counter cortisone 1% ointment twice daily for a few days.
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He told CNBC's "Trading Nation" the combination could be the "fly in the ointment" for the market.
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In the end, I'll always apply a rice-based sleeping pack, swirled with a ceramide-filled ointment.
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The fly in the ointment is that Russia shows no intention of telling al- Assad to go.
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I believe that the ointment and spray have significantly reduced the stiffness and pain in my hands.
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Unlike a different blue-packaged balm we all know and love, CeraVe Healing Ointment is not sticky.
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Taking an over-the-counter antihistamine can reduce the itching, as can a strong topical cortisone ointment.
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As long as you are truthful in your application, then, you're not the fly in the ointment.
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Unlike some skin graft patients, he doesn't require any ointment to keep his skin smooth and hydrated.
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Ducis ("duke's ointment," a mixture of walnut oil, flowers of sulfur, lard and yellow wax), circa 1800.
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Since 2014, he has performed a laser removal procedure that uses anti-inflammatory ointment to suppress macrophages.
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An 80-year-old gave me a great recommendation for a cannabis ointment to help sore muscles.
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There's just one fly in the ointment, one giant elephant in our living room: the Christmas tree.
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"Apply over-the-counter bacitracin ointment twice daily and immediately after going to the bathroom," Dr. Zeichner says.
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We have tried multiple medications from a dermatologist, including a 5% benzoyl peroxide ointment and an oral medication.
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The crown jewel of the line was The Wonderful Hair Grower, a scalp ointment made with medicinal sulphur.
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Most states have laws that require hospitals to administer antibiotic ointment into the eyes of all newborn babies.
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If you get a cut, put some antibiotic ointment and a bandage on it and keep it moving.
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But there's a bigger fly in the ointment than just my longing to preserve season two's doomed tragedy.
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Homeoplasmine, available at Amazon, $12.95This is a multipurpose ointment that tourists love to pick up at French pharmacies.
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The purpose of the steroid ointment is to reduce inflammation and allow the skin to heal and recover.
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This kit should include things like antibiotic ointment packs, gauze, bandages, thermometers, scissors, tweezers, and an emergency blanket.
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"This is so I don't get ashy," she said, as her legs and arms were slathered with ointment.
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Or the way they smell—not the powders and the ointment but just the smell of a baby.
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In 2016, Sanofi sold 29,300 units of its leech-derived topical ointment, Exhirud Heparin, according to the company.
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We pick up some ointment and pay for the visit, which was paid for by the attacking dog's owner.
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Pfizer bought Anacor Pharmaceuticals in a $5.2 billion deal earlier this year to add the ointment to its portfolio.
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Their skin is very sensitive to both drying and sunburn, so the secretion acts like an automatic skin ointment.
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The fly in the ointment is the U.S. Congress, which could yet override Trump and punish MbS and Saudi.
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Widely used as a topical ointment, it forms a protective coating that traps moisture, and adds body and shine.
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And you don't have to take a pill or put on a fake ointment to have it be effective.
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"Ointment" was cited more than a dozen times, and its less common relatives, "salve" and "unguent," also made appearances.
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Anacor's steroid-free topical ointment crisaborole is the first of the new treatments to be reviewed by U.S. regulators.
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Beneath it, she had applied an ointment, she said, to stop the rest of her hair from falling out.
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He's the fly in the ointment, the wrench in the works, the great refusal, the one who says no.
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The sprinter Justin Gatlin and the baseball slugger Barry Bonds tried to pin accusations on a rubbed-in ointment.
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The fly in the ointment is Kennedy who, with some Senate Democrats, is threatening to blow up the deal.
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She might well have been thinking of a commercial she made in the 1970s for Lanacane, a topical ointment.
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"[I tried] every ointment, cream, serum, and foam you can possibly imagine and everything from the dermatologist," she writes.
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He sighed, applied an ointment for the itchiness, which only made it worse, and admitted that he was baffled.
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Aquaphor Healing Ointment is a time-tested go-to, and Dr. Marchbein says you can also use Vaseline or Vaniply.
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Up close, he smelled exactly the way Pat thought he should smell, of hair ointment, stale tobacco, and shoe leather.
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First, the Greyscale must be pulled back from the skin, and then, a special ointment must be applied on top.
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We also had to apply a thin layer of A&D ointment over our brows after the first five days.
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A multi-purpose ointment that can treat everything from minor burns to being used as an overnight mask for lips
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The product is a non-greasy, matte homeopathic ointment that's packed with plant extracts and Vaseline to hydrate and soothe.
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The rash will go away on its own, but a doctor may prescribe an ointment or oral treatment as well.
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Eye drops or ointment can usually help prevent this, as can wearing an eye patch, especially overnight, Dr. Simpson says.
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She completes the routine with a radiance-boosting vitamin C serum and Aquaphor ointment ($13.55), which soothes dry, flaky patches.
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The ointment itself was $73, but the bill I received in the mail about two months later was for $650.
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THE REAL FLY IN THE OINTMENT ARGUABLY IS SHERATON, WHICH WAS NOT GROWING IN ASIA AS IT SHOULD HAVE DONE.
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"It's good to put ointment or a Band-Aid on a wound, but prevention is the best medicine," Omar said.
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The approval makes the ointment, Mirataz, the first approved treatment for cats with the potentially fatal condition, the company said.
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When your child has a generic itch, sometimes an ointment like Vaseline can help when applied generously twice a day.
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The texture, which is like an ointment, is well suited to knees, elbows and heels, which can get particularly dry.
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The butter will be liquid by now, and you will have to squeeze it from the wrapper like an ointment.
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At this point, that whitehead has become an open lesion, so an antibiotic ointment helps speed up the healing process.
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Just one fly in the ointment: It was rumored that the "Celestial Comet" halfback Johnny Chung might have been using steroids.
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WHEN doctors reach for their prescription pad, most patients expect to receive a jar of pills or a bottle of ointment.
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Topical Ointment: Cannabis-infused lotion might not get you high, but it will help you with aches, pains, and soreness. 8.
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"Usually, we think prosecutorial immunity is bad, and this case is a fly in the ointment to that view," he said.
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There is one fly in the ointment: Energy stocks, which as a group are down more than 10 percent this year.
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After treating the snake with antibiotic ointment, the Redditor placed the injured creature in their son's science classroom while it healed.
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Sometimes Jammeh would rub ointment on their bodies in sessions that were broadcast on television, they told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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If my father spotted a wound, he rubbed it with some ointment made from the marrow of a banana-tree branch.
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Rob Gronkowski left open the possibility of returning to the NFL while promoting a new partnership CBDMedic, a CBD-based ointment.
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After removing the original bandage and gently cleaning a new tattoo, the conventional advice is to apply antibacterial ointment for protection.
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" Kardashian West said in a 2016 post on her app that she uses a "topical cortisone ointment every night before bed.
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Rob Gronkowski, an advocate of CBD, is working with CBDMedic, a company that makes a CBD-based ointment used for recovery.
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Pfizer's oral antibiotic Zithromax was much easier and faster to use than the messy tetracycline ointment previously prescribed to treat trachoma.
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Sometimes, he asked Tim to lie on his bed, and rubbed ointment on his thighs, legs and buttocks and massaged him.
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I flinch as the nurse swabs ointment onto her neck, then covers the area with a gauze pad before walking out.
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Seniors, for their part, would be better informed about whether a cannabis-based ointment does in fact relieve arthritic joint pain.
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So Snoop Dogg raced to his car and fetched a tube of CBD-infused ointment, which she rubbed on her foot.
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For the baby, new mothers may also decline formula supplementation, antibiotic eye ointment, vitamin K injection and the hepatitis B vaccine.
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According to a 2013 scientific review of jellyfish sting treatment, hot water and lidocaine ointment will also relieve pain in jellyfish stings.
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"The fly in the ointment is that some of the Republicans supported the reconciliation repeal thinking it would never happen," says McDonough.
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Porfirio Morales, a local mechanic, sat on a stool in the main square giving free foot massages that included a minty ointment.
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Patrick Stewart has revealed that he uses medicinal marijuana spray, ointment and edibles every day to help treat arthritis in his hands.
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Consider applying a dab of antibacterial ointment or acne cream on the site to prevent infection and help it heal up. Nope.
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It was nothing serious: A doctor gave them some ointment and the Srokas were in and out in less than 30 minutes.
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They prescribed the woman an antibiotic ointment to treat the burn, which didn't cause the woman any pain, according to the report.
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Add a few triple-antibiotic ointment packets to apply to wounds before bandaging them up, so that you can stave off infection.
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I shuffle into a side room alongside other curious visitors for what will be a three-hour tutorial on herbal ointment preparation.
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Or look at the price of a common antibiotic ointment called bacitracin (you might know it better by its brand name, Neosporin).
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Pediatricians suggest changing infants' diapers frequently to prevent rashes, and recommend using an oil-based ointment when necessary, rather than using talc.
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When her first patient, Ms. Sillah, remained in pain two weeks post-surgery, Dr. Percec began prescribing women an ointment with lidocaine.
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She then massaged Colbet MD Illumino Face Oil into the star's skin, and moisturized her lips with cult classic product Lucas' Pawpaw Ointment.
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Curreri instructs Mago to keep the wound clean, perhaps with antibiotic ointment, and to have the sutures removed in seven to 10 days.
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Doctors initially mistook the rash for rosacea, a common skin condition, and prescribed her an ointment, but it did not help her symptoms.
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From healing scars to moisturizing chapped lips, reviving dry cuticles, and soothing eczema, there are so many ways to use Aquaphor Healing Ointment.
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The ointment was rubbed on the right side of the mice and not on the left, and the results are plain to see.
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Though she thinks men might have the same success with an ointment, she said the trick is that it has to penetrate properly.
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Pagan Kennedy In 413, Margaret Crane was a 241-year-old product designer at Organon Pharmaceuticals, sketching face-cream bottles and ointment jars.
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Her husband applied what he called "black salve" — a pine-tar-based ointment used in medicine since the time of the ancient Greeks.
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The researchers defined complications broadly, including even minor problems like a wound that took extra time to heal and required an antibiotic ointment.
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Other women may have pain limited to the opening of the vagina that can be eased with a lidocaine ointment, a numbing cream.
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He believed in Vick's VapoRub for chest colds and Desitin — a fishy-smelling ointment meant for Norwegians and diaper rashes — for everything else.
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In rubbing the ointment into my skin, I realized this was the first intimate moment I had had with myself for a while.
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The hospital where 1-year-old Margot Sroka was seen charged only 25 cents for the ointment a provider put on her toe.
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In the most recent video, a navy SEAL is shown treating minor cuts on the feet and legs of the boys with antibiotic ointment.
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"Kourtney is encouraging Kylie to learn about natural and organic living," explained the source, adding that Jenner will be using "organic diapers and ointment."
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The ointment, while providing some relief from the discomfort, was too greasy to use during daytime and so I only use it at night.
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From little lace bands to Speed Stick-style ointment, these are the best items (I've tried them all, personally) that will save your skin.
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Cruz puts a small canister of green cannabis-infused ointment for his client's arthritis in a cloth bag and sees him on his way.
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The taller one, her curly hair cut into a triangular bob, was smoothing a vitamin E rose-scented ointment over the patient's atrophied legs.
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The woman with the jar of ointment has often been said to be a prostitute; the disciples object to her presence at their gathering.
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The choice of activities was plentiful — calligraphy, mah-jongg, cards and table tennis — and the faint scent of medicinal ointment infused the sunlit room.
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Fly in the Ointment recounts his experience of being confined alone in a six by nine foot cell, deprived of human contact, intimacy, or touch.
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Unlike burn patients — whose skin grafts aren't created from genetically modified cells — the boy won't need ointment for his skin and can regrow his hair.
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If he can announce some major breakthrough in trade negotiations with China, the one fly in the economic ointment, he can hit another home run.
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The sores from chafing are so bad you will think nothing of tugging open your shorts and squirting in ointment in full view of strangers.
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He called it "Stan's Rodeo Ointment," and tested it out on pitchers like the Dodgers' Ismael Valdez, who suffered from blisters early in his career.
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Chamomile Oil German chamomile herb is often used topically, as a rub or ointment, for skin conditions that occur during cancer treatments, according to the NCCIH.
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I suggest that Beck garbling "Oh my shit, sometimes this track is so poignant / Somebody please pass me some kinda ointment" is enough on its own.
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Caskets floated from graves, and lagoons filled with hog farm waste overflowed, leading rescue workers to smear their noses with menthol ointment to kill the stench.
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"I think that probably could be one fly in the ointment of the story of looking ahead and seeing better times in the markets," he said.
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Continue using the antibiotic ointment, Dr. Fusco says, and then call up your physician for a healing cream to help with the pain and healing process.
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The one fly in Democrats' ointment is that Dallet underperformed in the heavily African-American portions of Milwaukee County, where Clinton herself underperformed on Obama's margins.
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So now Thomas' dermatologist, Dr. Brett King at Yale, is trying something else: rubbing an ointment containing Xeljanz on the heads of men with alopecia areata.
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Whenever it's faced with such blunders, the bureaucracy does what it always does: It tries to incorporate the fly in the ointment as seamlessly as possible.
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As the agents chatted and rubbed ointment onto the dog's raw, flea-bitten ears, Steve, with little prompting, told us he fed the dogs live chickens.
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But I agree that the sort of outlook for the regulatory environment is the fly in the ointment and you have to sort of watch that.
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So I will put some Aquaphor or Lucas Papaw Ointment around my nose and cheeks, then use the Luna 3 to infuse it into my skin.
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All of which has left Barak, who served as Netanyahu's commander in the elite Sayeret Matkal commando unit, as the proverbial fly in the Prime Minister's ointment.
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Some sources say yes, others say no — your dog may end up licking and consuming the ointment more so than allowing it to help heal the wound.
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So I will put some Aquaphor or Lucas&apos Papaw Ointment around my nose and cheeks, then use the Luna 3 to infuse it into my skin.
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Pregnant women with untreated gonorrhea or chlamydia can pass along the bacteria into their baby's eyes, and only antibiotic ointment can prevent a potentially blinding conjunctivitis infection.
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Homeoplasmine, 40g, $12.95 A multi-purpose ointment that soothes, protects, and moisturizes skin, Homeoplasmine is a noted favorite of renowned makeup artists and the average person alike.
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Before long, she'd started producing and using CBD oil and ointment for their antispasmodic effects, and has since turned these concoctions into a successful Europe-wide business.
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"Scientists are constantly researching and developing new medications to help treat it, but for now, I use a topical cortisone ointment every night before bed," she said.
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"Scientists are constantly researching and developing new medications to help treat it, but for now, I use a topical cortisone ointment every night before bed," she says.
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A handler rushed the bird to a back room where Geraldy Rodríguez Pérez, 21, washed it in a sink and lathered its crest with anti-inflammatory ointment.
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Burt's Bees Res-Q Ointment BalmA botanical blend of lavender, comfrey, and rosemary are among the soothing ingredients in this solid olive oil and cocoa butter salve.
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Chapped lips, cracked hands, and dry, rough patches of skin — a swipe of the ointment is the cure for pretty much all of my winter skin woes.
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The "fly in the ointment is the dependence on the Saudis," said Amir Anvarzadeh, a strategist at Asymmetric Advisors, which provides analysis on Japanese stocks for investors.
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Other drugstore items are easy — no prescription necessary — such as wound care (Band-Aids and antibiotic ointment) or sunblock, as long as the SPF is high enough.
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But they're specks in the ointment for the characters who see the world as something to squeeze until it gives up more money, as something that's easily discarded.
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Because he had a knack for getting out of his cone of shame and getting ointment everywhere, I put him in diapers for the day after the surgery.
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Akorn has been burdened by supply disruptions and competition for a range of products such as ephedrine injection for low blood pressure under anesthesia and lidocaine anesthetic ointment.
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"Scientists are constantly researching and developing new medications to help treat it, but for now, I use a topical cortisone ointment every night before bed," Kardashian West said.
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And so we come to the awaited guest, the Crow in the ointment, the joyless laying-to-rest of all our year's anxiety, the rebirth of Jon Snow.
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It's the proverbial fly in the ointment, the stain you can't remove: a reminder that even mighty Apple technology will break down and die, faster than you'd like.
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And even though Cerave's new ointment was also designed to be used on your face and is safe for the undereye area, the idea still made me squeamish.
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The woman was prescribed and dispensed the erectile dysfunction cream, Vitaros, instead of the eye ointment, VitA-POS, according to an article in the journal BMJ Case Reports.
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The couple's veterinarian prescribed an ointment called Mirataz, whose active ingredient, mirtazapine, was originally used to treat depression in humans but has a side effect of increasing appetite.
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Nonetheless, people with very dry skin might invest in a cream or ointment, the cost of which is reduced by the need to use less of the product.
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And the last time you want to dig through boxes for bandages, gauze or antibiotic ointment is when you or a loved one is hurt and in pain.
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"Consumer spending is the backbone of the current economic expansion but the fly in the ointment is uncertainty regarding tariffs," said Jack Kleinhenz, chief economist at the NRF.
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"The only fly in the ointment is that the president is being a little heavy handed, and mixing in and asking for things such as the wall," Schumer said.
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While you can use the recommended ointment or balm from your artist, Lumpini suggests matching your lotion to something in your existing skin-care regimen with a similar consistency.
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If you want to achieve more targeted relief, for instance, you'll want to go with a topical ointment that can be applied directly to an ache or inflamed area.
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It's a tube full of ointment that treats almost anything — and it absorbs so wonderfully and works so effectively that once you use it, you'll be committed for life.
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"Traders (are) hopeful about U.S.-China trade talks despite President Trump being the fly in the ointment, downplaying prospects for quick negotiations," Accendo Markets analayst Mike van Dulken said.
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Biafine, 93g, $36.88 As the story goes, this household staple was created when French chemist M.Wenmaekers hurriedly made an emergency emulsion ointment for his daughter's ironing burns in 1971.
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Gronkowski, who retired in March, held a press conference to announce a partnership with CBDMedic, a CBD-based ointment that he says he has used to recover since retiring.
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Rob Gronkowski left open the possibility of returning to the NFL during a recent press conference promoting CBDMedic, a CBD-based ointment that he says has helped him recover.
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Cramer did catch one "fly in the ointment" that could have emboldened the bears: a comment from management that Wayfair would increase investments in advertising and hire more people.
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On June 25, 2012, Ventrus announced that it would abandon development of what had been its most promising product – the hemorrhoid ointment – after it failed its final clinical trial.
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"Scientists are constantly researching and developing new medications to help treat it, but for now, I use a topical cortisone ointment every night before bed," she said back in 2016.
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The best practices include washing your tattoo every night (gently, with a fragrance-free soap), patting it dry with a paper towel, and applying a thin layer of ointment (Dr.
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" However, the President later downplayed those words, calling the shootdown "a new wrinkle, a new fly in the ointment" and that he found it "hard to believe it was intentional.
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As of Monday, YouTube videos viewed millions of times were among the postings advocating the use of a cell-killing, or necrotizing, ointment called black salve to treat skin cancer.
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Another fly in the ointment: the fact that, as Hello Giggles has pointed out, the Instagram and Twitter accounts for the show haven't been active since the end of January.
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"The only fly in the ointment is that the president is being a little heavy handed, and mixing in and asking for things such as the wall, " Schumer told reporters.
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"Ultimately this is well within the time frame that Siemens and Alstom have communicated, so I don't think this is going to throw a spanner in the ointment," he said.
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And this winter, Cerave has added another must-have (and, of course, budget-friendly) item to its roster: Cerave Healing Ointment, which couldn't have come at a more perfect time.
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It's certainly not the first all-healing ointment out there (duh), but this new formula has a unique quality (or lack thereof) that makes it stand out from the rest.
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Dimon said in a conference call with reporters on Tuesday that the Trump administration's trade policy could become one of the "flies in the ointment" that ends the economic recovery.
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J.P. Morgan Chase chief executive Jamie Dimon recently said that the Trump administration's trade policy could be one of the "flies in the ointment" that ends the current economic recovery.
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Lanolips The Original 101 Ointment Multipurpose Superbalm Duo, $27 (valued at $33.90), available at Nordstrom I use this multipurpose balm everywhere — face, hands, cuticles, even the ends of my hair.
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Jeffrey Allen, London 'Saving the Planet' Re "Planet on the ballot" (Paul Krugman, March 1): I enjoyed the column but could not help but find a fly in the ointment.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Thursday called Iran's shooting down of a U.S. military drone a new fly in the ointment and said it could have been a mistake.
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"The only fly in the ointment is that the president is being a little heavy handed, and mixing in and asking for things such as the wall," Schumer told reporters.
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In the February selfie, the star had a dark-colored herbal ointment dotted on the areas where she was experiencing flare-ups, including her under-eye region, cheek, forehead and chin.
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"Scientists are constantly researching and developing new medications to help treat it, but for now, I use a topical cortisone ointment every night before bed," she added in her app post.
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The two latest videos posted to a navy Facebook page late Wednesday morning show a navy SEAL treating minor cuts on the feet and legs of the boys with antibiotic ointment.
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In the same way Windex is the cure-all for My Big Fat Greek Wedding, the mentholated ointment is the answer for all medical crises in Latinx households, including my own.
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Then, you'd use a topical ointment with kojic acid (which research has shown is safe in quantities under 1% for leave-on products) to break up the melanin in your skin.
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In ancient Greece, the philosopher Aristotle said that women should use cedar oil or "ointment of lead" mixed with olive oil, and insert that combination into the vagina to induce abortions.
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Generic drugmaker Akorn was burdened last year by supply disruptions and competition for a range of products, such as ephedrine injections for low blood pressure under anesthesia and lidocaine anesthetic ointment.
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My eyes didn't instantly look like I'd slept a full eight hours or anything, but the ointment did feel soft on my skin and absorbed in easily — not greasy at all.
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He calls a rider in a breakaway a "breaker," and uses the term "saddle ointment" for chamois cream, and says that a racer avoids collision by deciding to "glance" his brakes.
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Now he employs six people in recovery, both at his gym and in a second business making military-inspired grooming goods — first-aid ointment, beard oil and soap shaped like grenades.
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Among the essentials in his D.I.Y. first-aid kit are moleskin fabric, liquid bandages, soft-wrap elastic bandages, micropore paper tape, fabric adhesive dressings and bandages in a variety of sizes, coverlet adhesive 4-wing dressing, non-adherent bandage pads, a sterile gauze bandage roll, adhesive wound closures, triangular bandages, alcohol swabs and antiseptic wipes, packets of Bacitracin antibiotic ointment with zinc, burn ointment, eye wash, a thermometer, petroleum jelly, pain relievers, anti-diarrheal medications, antacids and laxatives.
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Most recently, she's used her Instagram Stories to show a few of her favorite at-home treatments, including a selfie on Monday that featured her face covered with a strange brown ointment.
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The classic pain-relieving ointment can be traced to a Chinese herbalist who began selling it in the 1870s; subsequently commercialized by his sons, it's been sold around the world ever since.
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The balm promises to "work where it hurts," and many medical and sports professionals agree: A vigorous rub of the ointment on a sore muscle or bruised body part eases the aches.
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The actor uses the ointment each night to help with the pain in his hands so he can sleep better, he said, noting that it's "too greasy" to use during the day.
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Now, one fly in that ointment -- so you would think that Comcast would approve -- would -- has a green light here and that we almost have to accept it, meaning 21st Century Fox.
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Greinke ran into the dugout to apply some heating ointment to his oblique, but after returning to the mound and throwing another warmup pitch in front of Hale and Crenshaw he left.
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Immunotherapy can come in many forms -- vaccines, antibody or cellular therapies, or drugs -- and can be received through an injection, a pill or capsule, a topical ointment or cream, or a catheter.
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Immunotherapies can come in many forms -- vaccines, antibody or cellular therapies, or drugs -- and can be received through an injection, a pill or capsule, a topical ointment or cream, or a catheter.
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Rob Gronkowski on Tuesday left open the possibility of making a return to the NFL while promoting CBDMedic, a CBD-based ointment the former tight end says he has used to recover.
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Gronkowski, who retired in March, said from a press conference to promote a CBD-based recovery ointment, that football was "bringing [him] down" and that he was not in a good place.
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Before the exhibition opened, both had interviewed the gallery's employees about their jobs, creating the trademarked and patent pending Infinite Resistance™ ointment that now lacquers the gallery's floors as a salve.
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The bills in our database show that one hospital in Tennessee charged a patient a pretty reasonable $245 for bacitracin — while another hospital in Seattle charged $3693 for the exact same ointment.
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Kardashian West posted a selfie from bed on her Instagram Stories with a dark-colored herbal ointment dotted on the areas that broke out, including her under-eye region, cheek, forehead and chin.
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For Mrs May, the only fly in the ointment was the passage of another amendment, from Dame Caroline Spelman, a Tory, to reject a no-deal Brexit; but this has no legal force.
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Requests for products such as a "coaxial rimrod," some "helium ointment," or the latest R&B single from Dugan Nash and Orville Sash leave irritable store clerks in a state of utter befuddlement.
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The most effective treatment for lichen sclerosus is a potent corticosteroid ointment called clobetasol (Temovate), applied in tiny amounts several times a day at first, then less and less often as symptoms improve.
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The funding will be used to manufacture WholyMe's first range of 100% organic supplements and topicals for muscle and joint health, starting with a cannabis-based ointment slated to launch in spring 2020.
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Use a moisturizer if your skin feels tight or dry -- a greasy ointment works best unless you have acne-prone skin, in which case you should use a non-greasy water-based cream.
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We spoke with NYC-based dermatologist Michele Green, MD, who works extensively with the Latinx community, on the ways Vicks ointment is applied in our culture and whether it's actually effective — or even harmful.
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In another study, published shortly before he died in 2011, Ader reported that quarter- or half-doses of corticosteroid ointment plus conditioned responses could control psoriasis just as well as a full drug dose.
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If the blister accidentally pops on its own, Dr. Frieling says to wash the area with warm water and gentle soap — no alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, or iodine — before applying ointment and a Band-Aid.
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When spread over skin as a lotion, then activated by another ointment-like catalyst, XPL creates an invisible film that smooths wrinkles and increases the elasticity of the surface to which it is applied.
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The fly in the ointment was Michael Flynn as national security adviser — Flynn, a retired lieutenant general, had a penchant for anti-Muslim rhetoric and conspiracy theories — but he didn't even last a month.
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A further fly in the ointment is the ATP Cup — a team event to be launched in Australia next January — although the proof of the pudding will be how the Madrid showpiece is received.
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At night, I'd go to bed wearing white cotton gloves looking like Mickey Mouse while a steroid ointment seeped into my knuckles, working to undo the damage I inflicted upon them earlier that day.
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There is, however, something of a fly in the ointment, in the form of regional traffic — people from surrounding towns and suburbs who drive into Barcelona for work and drive back out at night.
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The bags come in three different versions, which each have been printed with one of three logos: The Colon Care Co-Op, Dr. Toew's Wart Ointment Wholesale, or Into the Weird Adult Video Emporium.
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The 29-year-old said the result was caused by an ointment called Trofodermin which she used to treat sunburnt lips during a training camp in Italy without knowing it contained a banned substance.
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"It is kind of the fly in the ointment right now," said Chuck Carlson, chief executive officer at Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana and a contributing editor to the Dow Theory Forecasts newsletter.
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This includes patients like Bradley Sroka, who I wrote about earlier this year after his daughter's short visit to the emergency room where she received antibiotic ointment left the family with a $937 bill.
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On Tuesday, Gronkowski held a press conference in New York City to announce a partnership with CBDMedic, a company that makes a CBD-based ointment that he said he has used in retirement to recover.
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Medicine: a month's worth of prescriptions and over-the-counter items like allergy, aspirin, cold and flu, Imodium, and an emergency first-aid kit with gauze, tape, ointment for burns, a tourniquet, and plastic gloves.
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They point to artifacts found on the island: an American-made zipper, shards of American-made bottles, and pieces of a jar matching the ones used by an American freckle ointment company during the 1930s.
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Lynch's large, mixed-media paintings tell mysterious stories through bizarre imagery and text, with figures extending an inch or more from the surface; "Ointment" (2019) has a tube of paint and bandages embedded in it.
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There's a fly in the ointment, though: To reap the higher returns, you may have to short-circuit your own brain and stop trying to guess whether the market is too high or too low.
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If you are experiencing any of those symptoms, Dr. Tsai urges you to see an eye doctor, who will be able to treat the case with an antibiotic ointment that will help suffocate the lice.
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Through the eyes of eldest daughter Thomasin (Anya Taylor-Joy), we witness the mysterious disappearance of the clan's baby son, abducted by an evil hag in the forest who uses his gory innards as an ointment.
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"The water looks like it has been mixed with the waste, and sometimes it smells like ointment," said Nurhayati, who lives in the riverside town of Majalaya, 130 km (81 miles) southeast of Jakarta, the capital.
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As she moved closer, snapping photographs of the license plate, she saw who was inside the car: a local politician, elected to Parliament days earlier, with his trousers down and ointment or cream on one hand.
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Doctors in Kuwait told her family that it was a hemangioma — a bright red birthmark that typically appears at birth or in the first few weeks of life — and provided some topical ointment, her father said.
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As much as I try to fight it, I find myself with chapped lips pretty often and that, dear reader, is something I have decided will only change if I find one ointment to rule them all.
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According to a statement from her rescue shelter, Crazy's Claws N' Paws, Hedges' charges are connected with allegations she administered the antibiotic amoxicillin, the painkiller Tramadol and an over-the-counter topical antibiotic ointment to the animals.
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On Monday morning, Kardashian West posted a selfie from bed on her Instagram Story with a dark colored herbal ointment dotted on the areas with the psoriasis flare-ups, including her under-eye region, cheek, forehead and chin.
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He recounted that in his travels throughout Latin America and Africa, families in remotely located communities can't just go to a pharmacy to get a common antibiotic ointment, let alone blood for a transfusion or a rabies vaccine.
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Since prices aren't made public, it was impossible for these (or any) patients to know whether they were at a hospital that charges $2369 for a squirt of antibiotic ointment or one that charges 245 times that amount.
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And if you didn't already know, Burt's Bees has an entire baby line dedicated to clothing, pajamas, and bed and bath accessories for your little one, in addition to mom and baby products like body oil and multipurpose ointment.
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Aquaphor Healing Ointment, available at Amazon, $11.89Feet are often overlooked when it comes to body care, but after long days spent in stuffy shoes, your feet need some extra attention to get rid of calluses, blisters, and dry skin.
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Over the next two years, Ventrus's stock rose from a $6 initial offering price to as high as $21 as investors awaited news on the hemorrhoid ointment, the anal fissure cream and the incontinence gel the company was developing.
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Four years after that, Jordan was the founding chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, an even more select group of conservatives who have served as a fly in the ointment of the Republican leadership over the past 3+ years.
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Fortunately, my problem is not severe, certainly not as bad as that of an elderly woman I know who has to use a nightly ointment of mineral oil and Vaseline, which minimizes the dryness but temporarily blurs her vision.
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I also packed an ample supply of sunscreen, insect repellent with 20 percent or more of DEET, and a first-aid kit of hydrocortisone cream, antibiotic ointment and a variety of bandages, though happily the latter two were never needed.
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Another fly in the ointment is that this will be the first Google I/O with Alphabet, Google's parent company, in the mix, so we may not hear about projects at Verily, Calico, or any other Alphabet subsidiary at all!
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Dr. Angela Christiano, a co-author of the recently published study, had success with Xeljanz when she made it into an ointment and rubbed it on the skin of mice with skin engineered to be like the skin of bald men.
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Sung by Mary Magdalene as she anoints Jesus's feet, it paints her as someone trying to keep Jesus calm and relaxed while Judas scowls about how the money spent on the ointment could have been better spent to help the poor.
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The economy could continue to expand for another one to three years, but the Trump administration's trade policy could prove to be one of the "flies in the ointment" that ends the recovery, according to J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon.
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The fly in President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's ointment is gone.
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The products are not cheap, ranging in price from $14.29 for 13 ounces of Calendula bubble bath to $20.99 for 19 ounces of fragrance-free Super Sensitive shampoo and body wash to $11.79 for 2.9 ounces of Calming diaper-rash ointment.
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The fly in the ointment, however, is that whereas Team Sky earned plaudits for their support of Ocean Rescue, the broadcasters campaign against plastic pollution, Brailsford is now funded by a man who has made a vast fortune making it.
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"The fly in the ointment of Rand's philosophical Objectivism is the plain fact that humans have a tendency to cooperate and to look out for each other, as noted by many anthropologists who study hunter-gatherers," research psychologist Denise Cummins writes.
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From Goop to i-D, beauty reporters sing the praises of the products lining the shelves of everyday drugstores, like Klorane (the best dry shampoo), Bioderma (the best makeup remover), Homeoplasmine (the best all-purpose ointment), and Embryolisse (the best moisturizer).
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So Alexandra Tinnerman, a neuroscientist at University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf in Germany, designed two different boxes for a fake anti-itch cream: one ointment was named Solestan Creme, and looked pricy; the other was called Imotadil-LeniPharma Creme, and looked cheap.
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The French pharmacy is not exactly like our pharmacy — it's a treasure trove of cult-favorite products at all price points, and employees can help you find everything from an ointment for rashes and burns to the perfect hair product for your mane.
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The only fly in the ointment for the well-being benefits of sex was that, specifically for participants who had only been in their current relationship for a short time, sex on one day was associated with more negative mood states the next.
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The US is winning the climate fight in electricity — and losing it just about everywhere else The war in Syria, explained Toe ointment, a $937 bill, and a hard truth about American health care A guide to the Cambridge Analytica Facebook scandal
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Doctors have long believed such damage to be irreversible, but an experiment led by Glen Watson of the University of Louisiana, Lafayette, and published in the Journal of Experimental Biology, suggests an ointment containing proteins harvested from sea anemones may do the trick.
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It's up in the air whether I will keep the ointment-as-eye cream thing in my skin-care regimen long enough to see any results, but I will undoubtedly be slathering it on my hands, feet, and elbows all winter long.
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K., her 2-year-old daughter, Birdy) becomes helplessly unstrung when she discovers she cannot remove her own fingers, and the discipline-driven tantrum, in which a 2-year old (still Birdy) responds poorly to censure for spreading ointment on her crackers.
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There are a number of treatment options for this infection, such as lubricant ointment combined with artificial tears, antibiotics, pain relievers or bandage soft contact lenses -- lenses designed to protect the cornea-- as well as the lubricant she was meant to be prescribed.
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I was tasked with applying good old E45 Dermatological Cream to it every night, and over time, as I religiously massaged in that white ointment with its distinct scent until it disappeared like magic, it became a rather pleasant self-care ritual.
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Here's what you need: fever reducer, children's antihistamine like Benadryl, cortisone cream to soothe rashes and itching, a children's antacid, triple antibiotic ointment, eye drops, bandages and earplugs that offer child-specific sizes like Mack's silicone ear plugs to alleviate cabin pressure.
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Keep using sunscreen, experts advise The proposed regulation would allow for some ingredients and formulations to continue to be marketed without new drug approvals, including zinc oxide, titanium oxide and sunscreens sold as sprays, oils, lotions, creams, gels, butters, pastes, ointment and sticks.
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The one fly in the ointment of Comcast&aposs past attempts to try to buy out assets was the Justice Department and the fact that the Justice Department hates these companies like Comcast that mix big distribution of cable TV content with said content.
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Hirsch added that as opposed to other graft patients, parts of the new skin on this boy shows some hair follicles and the patient does not need to use ointment, which is something other graft patients tend to require for the rest of their life.
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And in case some critter bites or burrows into you, pack some reasonable first-aid items, like antiseptic wipes, an antimicrobial ointment, an anti-itch cream with at least 1 percent hydrocortisone and perhaps an antifungal product, especially if you will be in remote areas.
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Just when the sports world thought it had heard it all in doping — someone spiked my toothpaste, a masseur rubbed me with tainted ointment, those unexplained stem cells in my blood came, of course, from my unborn twin in utero — along comes the Iditarod.
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At any rate, after the little contretemps with the girl and her dog, I went back in the house, smeared an antibiotic ointment on my forearm, took my tea and a handful of protein wafers to my desk, and sat down at the computer.
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ANNOUNCES FOURTH QUARTER AND FULL-YEAR 2017 RESULTS * QTRLY NET LOSS OF $28.4 MILLION VERSUS NET LOSS OF $40.1 MILLION * EXPECT TOPLINE DATA FOR PHASE III KX2-391 OINTMENT STUDIES TO BE AVAILABLE IN Q3 OF 2018 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The tropical stone fruit joins Original, Birthday, Rose, Cherry, Mint, and Coconut in the Balm Dotcom range, which has already earned a cult following for its thick, moisture-sealing ointment texture (a less sexy way of saying "universal skin salve," as the Glossier team calls it).
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The fungal strain that was used to manufacture penicillin turned up on a moldy cantaloupe; quinolones emerged from a bad batch of quinine; microbiologists first isolated bacitracin, a key ingredient in Neosporin ointment, from an infected wound of a girl who had been hit by a truck.
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Like so many Germans from the 29s, Czukay beat down the possibility of fascism via art—rigid and free, he offered a crack in the sky, a fly in the ointment, something slippery that couldn't quite be described and coopted and twisted for nefarious means. 22003.
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As George Fredenham, one half of pub-owning, hunter-gatherer duo The Foragers picks at a mixed seed loaf from the nearby Dusty Knuckle Bakery, partner Richard Osmond orates the Greek myth, which states that Achilles painted himself with a yarrow ointment to become invulnerable to arrows.
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I politely tell her that it's not the stress of the job that is killing me, it's being in constant pain for the past year, having to wait six months to see a specialist, and finding out that insurance doesn't cover basic things like a topical estrogen/pain ointment.
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Use of the ointment can inadvertently burn or kill healthy skin, and doesn't remove cancerous growths beneath the skin, as is claimed in some videos, said David Gorski, a professor of surgery at Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit who edits the blog Science-Based Medicine.
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Instead of going out dancing to help one of us meet a cute boy, we baked cupcakes for a school birthday party when the other had a late meeting, or bought ointment for the hot tub rash all the kids got on one of our weekends away together.
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The fly in the ointment for Trump is twofold (1) the strengthening dollar that should make investment in the US less feasible and (2) how he will be able to fund his fiscal agenda (or like Reagan, will he talk budget balance and just be content to miss his 'objective?).
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The organization's previous missions have found promising artifacts, like pieces of what could be airplane metal and parts of jars manufactured by American companies during the 1930s — including one used for a freckle ointment for women, which wouldn't have been out of place among the possessions of the freckled female aviator.
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To tackle these spots once and for all, Kerr's advice is to look at your regime, rather than applying some sort of miracle ointment/lotion to the spot (though I've noticed that twice-daily applications of La Roche-Posay Effaclar Duo and The Ordinary Salicylic Acid 2% do seem to stop them getting too angry).
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Healing times and care instructions can vary, depending on the work done, but Grey shares a typical Rx ahead: Immediately after getting inked, wash your tattoo every night and apply a thin layer of ointment or lotion to the design for the duration of the healing process, which typically takes two to four weeks.
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The one fly in the ointment, obviously, does DOJ appeal and make it much -- and put a line in the sand and say, OK, we may lose this, we&aposre going to appeal and we&aposre doing to go after Comcast because we don&apost like these deals and try to stop them from buying Fox?
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While it's easy to sneer at the reviewer who wrote of the pharmacist-turned-poet, "Back to the shop Mr John, back to plasters, pills, and ointment boxes," one also has to acknowledge that Percy Shelley, in calling the critic a "noteless blot on a remembered name", was also engaging in criticism, albeit of a more perceptive sort.
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Other musts in the kit: ibuprofen to reduce fevers, muscle inflammation and joint pain; bandages in assorted sizes along with an antibiotic ointment such as Neosporin for cuts and wounds; oral rehydration supplements such as CeraLyte to replenish electrolytes lost through sweating and diarrhea; blister pads; and fiber supplements to ease constipation, also common during travel.
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The poet also composed a list of bad smelling things that he would rather smell like than a woman named Bassa: sulphurous waters, a fish pond, an amorous goat, the old shoes of a veteran soldier, the breath of a Jew who had been fasting, ointment made from Sabine oil, and fleece twice dipped in Tyrian purple ('bis murice uellus inquinatum').
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Then there was the biggest fly in the Clinton presidential ointment, Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE—a 76-year-old throwback socialist whose everyman persona and stick-it-to-the-rich mantra came naturally—and he immediately stole Hillary's thin ideological thunder.
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Number one, four bars that rhyme around the sound of the word "ointment," a word that has probably ever even made it into a song on a handful of occasions throughout history: And then number two, perhaps the cleverest four bars Wayne has ever rapped, a total tongue-twisting funhouse ride of homonyms and syllable-level precision that doubles as a PSA: If you've ever considered having unprotected sex, perhaps these words have crossed your mind.
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Some products that Traveler's Medical Service recommends include: Alcohol swabs and liquid disinfectant solution Bandages: Adhesive bandages, gauze, tape, blister pads and bandage rolls Topical creams: Antibiotic ointment, antifungal ointments, hydrocortisone cream Oral rehydration solution for diarrhea or dehydration Tweezers Digital thermometer Lubricating eye drops Insect repellent Aloe gel Antacids Antihistamines for allergic reactions and seasonal allergies Bismuth subsalicylate for nausea, gas and bloating Laxative/stool softener Anti-motility medication for severe diarrhea Cough and cold remedies and lozenges Pain relievers/fever reducers Motion sickness medication Similarly, note any preventive medicines in generic form should you need to restock while traveling. INSPIRED?
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Centers around the state are in dire need of the following items: Blankets Wheelchairs Canes Sturdy cots Gloves Shoes Slippers Extra large adult diapers 2x and up to 3x clothes for men and women Elastic waistband clothes Over-the-counter medicine Baby rash ointment Formula Pacifiers Undergarments Items can be dropped off at the following centers: Red Springs High 509 N Vance Street Red Springs, N.C. 28377 Southeastern Agricultural Center Lumberton 1027 US-74 Lumberton, N.C. 102758 South Robeson High School 3268 S Robeson Road Rowland, N.C. 102783 St Paul's High School 648 N Old Stage Road St. Pauls, N.C. 102784 Bill Sapp Center 1100 N Cedar Street Lumberton, N.C. 102758
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