Something that may be painful to one person may not be painful (or as painful) to another.
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It's painful to think about, and it's painful to feel.
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For me, the journey has been painful, even physically painful.
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The movie is painful because the truth is painful. 5.
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"I see a trend toward progress and social justice, sometimes after painful battles and sometimes after painful lapses or even painful defeats," he wrote.
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Cosmetic surgery is costly, painful, time-consuming (and did we mention painful)?
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"Two separate incidents, both equally painful — perhaps today more painful," said Hamilton.
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It can cause pelvic pain, painful menstruation, painful sexual intercourse and reduced fertility.
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There's a reason Dr. Jamison said all of this individuating is painful, painful business.
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"That was a very painful experience and painful accident," DJ Koh says with remorse.
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Passing them is notoriously painful (and has been frequently declared "more painful than childbirth").
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But this is going to be a very painful — very, very painful — two weeks.
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But this is going to be a very painful — very, very painful — two weeks.
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It's a tragedy and extremely painful for them and painful for everybody that knew him.
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It's like — we've been incredibly difficult and painful the last several months," Musk said. "Painful?
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"This is going to be a very painful, very very painful two weeks," Trump said.
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So giving airtime to the dark side of our nature is a painful, painful moment.
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"It was painful, very painful, I don't want to minimize it," Selig said on Saturday.
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It's a painful ballad reflecting painful love — but it has an element of sweetness and beauty.
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"It was very painful, much more painful than the heart surgery," he said at the time.
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Every episode of The Bachelor promises painful goodbyes, but almost none of them are truly painful.
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I don't know if it looked painful, but I was aware that it felt so painful.
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It could have painful association with, say, a child giving it crushing or unintentionally painful hugs.
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It can cause problems such as infertility, excruciatingly painful cramps, painful sex, nausea, vomiting, and other symptoms.
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When this happens in people, it can cause normally non-painful, often repetitive stimuli to become painful.
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The scene itself is painful to watch; for Kidman, it was apparently just as painful to film.
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"This might be a painful simulation for the blue team," said Rustici, "but if it's painful during the tabletop, they might start coming up with ways to make it less painful in November."
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Last season of The Bachelorette featured a similarly painful — if not more painful — extended dissolution of a relationship.
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It looks painful, then painfully glorious, then just painful again, and then kind of amazingly goofy TV movieish.
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A relaxer is a painful affair made more painful by the fact that the pain signals its effectiveness.
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It has been a painful decision to make, and I know it is painful for all of you.
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Taxes might seem painful and tedious — painful to pay and tedious to deal with — but they are important.
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Painful periods, with severe cramping known as dysmenorrhea, and painful sexual intercourse are two very common symptoms of endometriosis.
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Leaving four restaurants behind was really fucking painful—like falling-off-a-ten-story-building-and-landing-head-first painful.
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"While this has been excruciatingly painful and devastating for Michelle, it has been equally painful for our family," he wrote.
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A lot of people in life are silent, because it's painful to talk; it's painful to put yourself out there.
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He could tell the difference between non-painful and painful tactile perceptions, including variations in an object's curvature and sharp edges.
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A second woman got three laser treatments for painful intercourse, only to find sex more painful afterwards, especially during coital thrusting.
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And if it was painful for them, they were willing to bet it was painful for other small business owners, too.
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So he grabbed a seat next to James Jones, his teammate, and went through the film, painful possession by painful possession.
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"That's a very painful thing to go through and it's also a really painful thing to go through in public," Tyler said.
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It's a painful message, and it's painful that it has taken so long for people in the rich countries to understand that.
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"I know these last few weeks have been painful, painful for so many people, so many of us around this country," Sen.
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So what I initially thought would be a normal jog becomes a very painful excursion—much more painful than usual, I mean.
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But I grew tired of spending time and money on the painful task, and equally painful aftermath of shaving in between waxing sessions.
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And the doctor I was seeing was really not a great doctor, and I ended up having two really painful, emotionally painful ultrasounds.
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However painful that was for us as teachers to scramble and guess how to best prepare students, it was more painful for the students.
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It's painful to go forward and it's painful to go back, so you just have to be present and be appreciative of the present.
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If I imagine someone taking my life story and putting a spin on it, either it would be super-painful, because it would be so close to these painful chapters in my life, or it would be painful because it was not close enough.
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While a romantic placement, the sternum is a very painful spot to have a tattoo done and is rated as one of the most painful.
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"The crime was really painful to all Saudis, and I believe it is painful to every human in the world," the crown prince said Wednesday.
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We can get there, but I would love to fast-forward to that moment because it's painful for the country and it's painful to watch.
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Painful blow for Clinton New Hampshire also delivered a painful personal blow to Hillary Clinton, who squeezed out the narrowest of victories in Iowa last week.
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It's painful to watch Jessica lay helpless under Bryce, and equally painful to watch Hannah in the closet, "frozen" while watching this terrible crime take place.
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It is painful enough for us just dealing with reality – reading the insane conspiracy theories, the ugly false rumors, the lies, only makes it more painful.
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I have developed arthritis in my hands to the extent that shaking them is painful — and really painful when the other person has an iron grip.
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"If it's painful then it's going to be much less painful on us than anyone else," added Varadi, the Hungarian co-founder of the Budapest-based airline.
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"The crime was really painful to all Saudis, and I believe it is painful to every human in the world," Prince Mohammed said at an investment conference.
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But the Chinese, who struck this deal to avoid a painful escalation, may now see merit in putting off talks in the hopes of avoiding painful concessions.
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As painful as it may be, it is far better to see the painful truth than to avert our gaze from things that disturb our false peace.
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In 2017, the FDA approved the first such treatment — for the painful cattle disease foot rot — but virtually all painful procedures are still carried out without pain relief.
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When this happens, someone develops painful or itchy blisters on or around the genitals, inner thighs, or butt, and these blisters can break and turn into painful sores.
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PAINFUL DECADE The landmark dividend payout follows a painful decade of massive misconduct and restructuring costs for the bank following its 45 billion pound state rescue in 2008.
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But sometimes in these religious communities the painful things were even more painful because they were coming from people that were supposed to be our connection to God.
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"The crime was really painful to all Saudis, and I believe it is painful to every human in the world," Crown Prince Mohammed said at an investment conference.
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" Rubin adds that self-awareness can also be difficult or painful because it means acknowledging painful truths about yourself, "but it really is the key to a happier life.
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"A lot of [recovery tools] work via the placebo effect, and there's good evidence that placebos that are painful are more effective than placebos that aren't painful," she says.
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"The crime was really painful to all Saudis, and I believe it is painful to every human in the world," he said in Arabic, according to a simultaneous translation.
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It's messy, it's painful, it's terrible, & it's beautiful. .
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But, according to Quinn, the baby has life-threatening health complications that will lead to either a painful miscarriage for Quinn or a painful, extremely short life for the child.
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In an essay titled "The Painful Truth," featured in the March issue of Vogue, the former "Girls" star revealed she had her uterus removed due to her painful struggle with endometriosis.
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I didn't want this … It was so, so painful.
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These numbers are staggering — and painful — for Apple shareholders.
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Why make participation needlessly — in some cases prohibitively — painful?
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It was just a pinch — not painful at all.
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" It was "painful," and a "sudden change in dynamics.
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"The reforms will be painful, but the alternative is more painful," a finance ministry statement said, quoting EBRD first vice president Jurgen Rigterink after he met Lebanese Finance Minister Ali Hassan Khalil.
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Things had been messy and painful before his involvement, and though the treatment he administered was painful, too, he'd been able to bring about a situation that was, on the whole, better.
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" They claim that the painful procedure, during which their client wished he could die, was cruel and unusual punishment and a "constitutionally prohibited cruel, unnecessarily painful, slow, and lingering process to death.
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Like Sandy, he was involved in a painful divorce, so painful that a book — Benjamin Anastas's memoir, "Too Good to Be True" (2012) — has been written by another party in the sorry mess.
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The concept, as far as I understood it, was sort of like... there's a lot of water metaphors and he talks about diving into painful emotions, and painful experiences, and kind of transforming.
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But the question at the heart of British politics is not whether this or that option is difficult and painful but whether it is more or less difficult and painful than the alternatives.
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"I, Tonya" had a painful, confused tone to me, which reflected the confusion of its main character, I suppose, but the juxtaposition of the domestic abuse with rock montages were jarring and painful.
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For the next several minutes of game time—and seemingly hours of real time—the action slows to a crawl as the targeted big man takes painful free throw after painful free throw.
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But that doesn't make it any less tragic or painful.
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"These men died a slow and painful death," he said.
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There have been painful and somber moments along the way.
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Reining inflation in will require a painful slowdown in activity.
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Following a painful divorce, Catt Sadler has found love again.
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Even if you don't tear anything, dry anal is painful.
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Vondrousova said she was also bothered by a painful hand.
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The response from the Trump administration was painful to watch.
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" Asked if it's painful, Dodd said, "Well, they numb you.
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At issue, as ever, are painful, messy questions of history.
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But the size of the punishment sets a painful precedent.
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It's a painful reminder of what the community has endured.
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"For me, it was painful," Sassoon, 43, tells PEOPLE Now.
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" Added former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick: "This is so painful!
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Tuesday's painful admission of defeat was both welcome and inevitable.
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Chlamydia and gonorrhea are also known to cause painful peeing.
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Looking ahead, the next moves would be much more painful.
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"We know it's a difficult and painful process," Keleher said.
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It's not painful until she whips out the bamboo roller.
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In other words: It's painful to rip out and replace.
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We're a tight bunch, so saying goodbye is particularly painful.
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When that happens in a startup, it is really painful.
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It was a victorious, but painful week for Normani Kordei.
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The words were still painful, but the scale was local.
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It's awkward, it's uncomfortable, and can even get downright painful.
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The final days of Sterlings life were painful, prosecutors said.
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Again proving ... a visit to the dentist can be painful.
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This is a painful structural necessity of the political process.
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It's painful to see people afflicted with a political plague.
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"That will be the most painful issue here," he said.
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My trauma expedition has been long, arduous, painful, and expensive.
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Between the lines, you could tell it was incredibly painful.
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Britain is in the middle of a painful fiscal squeeze.
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A far more painful fate awaited in the second half.
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Typing with the remote in a virtual keyboard is painful.
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The attention and potential for sex distract from painful emotions.
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This was quite a painful thing to happen to Newark!
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Rodriguez said seeing that report was both painful and cathartic.
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Having your period at school can be painful and embarrassing.
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This is really painful, what happened to the American Dream?
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Lots of, frankly, painful attempts (including different positions) at intercourse.
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We must learn from our rich and often painful history.
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Being an outcast is painful, but it's also painfully dull.
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What is it like to undergo such painful, profound change?
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Ms. Carr renders Margery's uncertainty and uneasiness with painful clarity.
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Making real estate less painful, faster and with less friction.
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Fear of an undignified and painful death is nothing new.
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Valentine's Day can be a painful, absurd and awful day.
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All of that is now up for a (painful) renegotiation.
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Some Survivor eliminations are more painful to watch than others.
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It's painful as usual but it has to be done!
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Or, if you hold short positions, even more financially painful.
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It was painful, but it definitely got the ball rolling.
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It hit in a spot that's going to be painful.
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Obviously a painful moment for Gayle King and Norah O'Donnell.
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Losing a loved one -- by any means -- is often painful.
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That would be painful, says Mr Collins, but not fatal.
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"That is going to be so painful," Chmerkovskiy tells Lachey.
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Iranian friends seem in a particularly painful state of shock.
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"It feels very painful," said Muhammad Sanusi, one such supporter.
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That must be painful for him and I forgive him.
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Ahead are the most painful snubs from the 2019 Oscars.
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History suggests a painful recession might be around the corner.
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Some things are just too painful and sensitive for jokes.
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Here, every Monday night, we'll recall each painful Bachelorette breakup.
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They react as you would expect, with painful, guttural cries.
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It's painful to get the data, even from large institutions.
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"At 41, it's more of a painful love," Kidman added.
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I can't imagine how painful this must be for her.
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Taraji P. Henson is getting candid about her painful past.
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Today, that dream came to an abrupt and painful end.
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What I mean by that is it's more painful ghosting.
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Happens in basketball all the time, but always looks painful.
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Sometimes, however, even being a spectator is painful by association.
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The reaction from the Trump administration was painful to watch.
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For some women in Chester County, the choice is painful.
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"It was painful walking the street and getting funny looks."
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These images feel like quintessential Dylan: melancholy, quietly painful, distilled.
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It wasn't pretty, but it felt simultaneously painful and sweet.
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Some are acrimonious, painful experiences that warrant severing all ties.
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We must learn from our rich and often painful history.
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"This is the most painful thing a parent can endure."
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Because the next 30 years is going to be painful.
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In medicine, false positives are expensive, scary, and even painful.
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This is a very large and painful national kidney stone.
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"It was incredibly painful," Winn said of her son's death.
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How far would you go to relieve painful menstrual cramps?
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"It's incredibly painful, now I can't see anything," he said.
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It's too painful and a waste of time and resources.
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It has been painful, but she says it is time.
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Certainly the experience had helped him through a painful divorce.
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Your sex drive plummets; sex becomes painful; orgasms become elusive.
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Workarounds like buying from resellers on Amazon isn't just painful.
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To make people laugh about the things that are painful.
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I know these conversations are uncomfortable and difficult and painful.
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Bloodborne turns every death into a crucial and painful event.
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Reviewers have called the film powerful but painful to watch.
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It's painful to admit that some Poles also killed Jews.
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Tech investors are bearing up for a painful reality check.
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There can be valuable lessons in their sometimes painful feedback.
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It was almost painful the way I related to it.
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"Losing a job feels very painful and personal," Goldstein said.
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The iTunes app is famously slow and painful to use.
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It was awkward and hilarious and painful all in one.
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Still, the procedures he's undergoing may be painful and unpleasant.
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The answer for healthcare is obvious, simple, painful, and frightening.
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And I acknowledge this as personally painful as it is.
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It's very painful, and it's hard to breath and move.
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But even more painful were the particulars of his departure.
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Not painful, but you certainly feel some sort of stimulation.
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It's great that Netflix recognizes how painful Poussey's death was.
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Capitalism has always involved a painful process of creative destruction.
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These painful discussions will come to Russia sooner or later.
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Despite how painful and widespread migraines are, treatments are limited.
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In its opening minutes, Beach Club addresses Lohan's painful past.
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Seeing people lose livelihood, and their homes, is really painful.
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It was complicated, and at points, it was pretty painful.
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The process of building a home nowadays is incredibly painful.
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It's painful, though, to google video interviews with both men.
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It was there for so long, and it was painful.
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Being stuck on the phone with call centers is painful.
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"This has been one of the world's most painful decisions."
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Must Britain learn that painful, costly lesson all over again?
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"This is a decision that's painful for me," Bush continued.
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Kidney stones are incredibly painful mineral deposits found in urine.
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Getting fisted was nowhere near as painful as I suspected.
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And finally, you've said that this was a "painful" episode.
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In the late '90s, she had a painful and disfiguring
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That made working out the kinks a less painful process.
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It was a painful way to drive in a run.
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A string of painful quarterly results for retailers continued Wednesday.
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The history behind black performance in America is indeed painful.
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But Mr. Muti made it hard, severe, a little painful.
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All society, not just Christian society, is painful to him.
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I think the anniversaries will indeed be difficult and painful.
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For too many, those new dynamics have been painful indeed.
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"It was a painful struggle climbing onto it," she recalled.
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Of course it's painful, but let's not be too dramatic.
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"It's a hugely painful way to go blind," Millar said.
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Painful reminders of the Iraqi state's degradation are all around.
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A big, painful penalty may well be in the offing.
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They were really very painful for the models to wear.
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"It was painful watching him," Reyes said in Spanish later.
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There's a lot of this that is painful for me.
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Parker said this has been "a painful moment" for him.
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Trump's wins deal painful blows to his rivals — particularly Sen.
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The bite was so painful Pence said he almost collapsed.
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" The county official called the video "extremely painful to watch.
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They look like small, fleshy bumps and may be painful.
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Along the way, European governments have learned painful, expensive lessons.
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And the Hawkins episode was a painful reminder of why.
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It&aposs not painful — it only hurts when I stop.
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This cycle of death and resurrection may have been painful.
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For Ryan Holets, the moment was excruciatingly painful to watch.
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At least we got this painful moment out of it.
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This year's election news has brought up a painful memory.
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The problem may be deep, the cure long and painful.
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I thought being a mother was very difficult, very painful.
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Which is going to make this wait even more painful.
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Every now and then we'll see it and it's painful.
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Pederson's descent into dementia had been painful for the family.
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Normal Joints Any redness or swelling in his painful joints?
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"Why do I do such a painful task?" she said.
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Symptoms include severe itchiness, painful sex and abnormal vaginal discharge.
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It was very painful to have to lie to him.
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And the explosion is quick, but painful for its prey.
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And they'd all gone through the painful process of leaving.
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"It just felt like, completely groundbreaking and painful," she said.
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The spotlight is a painful disinfectant, but let it shine.
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All the more painful are the moments where everything clicks.
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More difficult, more painful, less joyful, less full of love.
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Obviously it loses money, so it's going to be painful.
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It was terribly painful, but I needed to know more.
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Painful sex when the infection is a little more advanced.
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"Obviously it's painful for me to hear that," she responded.
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It was a really extremely awfully painful ordeal for me.
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What can be learned from this painful example of activism?
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In some, polio was diagnosed by painful, dangerous lumbar puncture.
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You bury these feelings because they are unpleasant and painful.
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Drivers fear fewer car lanes will make commutes more painful.
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Child poverty is perhaps the United States' most painful failure.
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"It was extremely painful, it was extremely devastating," Warner said.
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Japan had somehow succumbed in the most painful way possible.
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It never reached the floor, sparing them a painful vote.
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I'm probably going to leave LA. This is too painful.
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And that was hard and occasionally painful, but not awkward.
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Love soars over every section, especially the most painful ones.
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Of course, any financial loss can be scary and painful.
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It is fun, yeah, when it is not intensely painful.
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But perhaps we can get started with something less painful.
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Mr. Trump's tariffs could yet prove a painful success story.
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Now both limbs were painful and splashed with dark bruises.
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The big, the hard, the painful questions were never asked.
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The past is as sharp and painful as the present.
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If sex is painful, losing interest is an expected consequence.
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It is a demanding undertaking, both painful and rigorously skilled.
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Reader: There is nothing more painful than watching Willow cry.
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"So actually, writing is really painful for me," she said.
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That was a delight, every step of the painful journey.
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There have been benefits, too, from the whole, painful process.
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Not pleasant but not painful or capable of inducing panic.
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This program avoided costly and painful readmissions to the hospital.
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They sit in painful, silent meditations for weeks on end.
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"All of this is painful for me," Mr. LaPierre wrote.
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Was the final result worth the painful sacrifices he made?
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"It's especially painful because there aren't very many LGBT landmarks."
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That meant revisiting painful memories, visiting their widows and children.
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It comes after a painful week across U.S. financial markets.
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It was a painful end for Senegal's World Cup run.
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It's painful to know that Anthony Bourdain's trip has ended.
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Now, it could be headed for a slow, painful one.
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That's what makes this whole debacle so much more painful.
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"It is painful, but you work it out," she said.
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All the stories are painful, each in its own way.
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At Tao House, O'Neill began writing about these painful events.
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"It's a painful film about a social emergency," Testa said.
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His truck was bloodied, his right arm dripping and painful.
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This creates a painful experience for buyers, sellers and brokers.
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The headache didn't last long, but it was intensely painful.
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That would amount to a painful climbdown for Mr. Trump.
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That lynching is emotionally painful for Doria and her relatives.
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It is the most painful, agonizing thing I could imagine.
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"Change is painful for a lot of people," he said.
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"This can be very painful," said Giorgos Voukelatos, a lawyer.
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Perhaps most painful is seeing former friends turn into enemies.
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The Fuse Man stage is all about avoiding painful shocks.
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And the sores they left on his hands were painful.
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For LGBTQ Christians, this kind of "welcome" is especially painful.
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They knew such instances were awkward and painful and necessary.
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This is as unavoidable as it is troubling, even painful.
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So we can tell if they are itchy or painful.
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"It was painful," Giuliana previously told PEOPLE of the loss.
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Friday's penalties could be particularly painful for Mr. Putin's regime.
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The right option, though painful, is to negotiate with China.
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The procedure seemed painful, and the turtle kept sneezing adorably.
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It is a painful reality, but so are their outcomes.
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Soon after, Eigenbrod's period started getting really heavy and painful.
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"He would have had a slow, painful death," she added.
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But the part behind the scenes, it's just been painful.
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Jadeveon Clowney is playing through a painful core muscle injury.
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The chip sale will, in some ways, be more painful.
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There is, however, another subject that remains painful for Latinos.
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The interview is a painful watch -- from beginning to end.
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But, the part behind the scenes, it's just been painful.
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"It's so painful that you have to laugh," he said.
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It can be painful, but it's sort of exquisite pain.
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They said it felt especially painful to be singled out.
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In our case, it required difficult decisions with painful results.
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Confirmation processes are painful -- but they can also be generative.
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It's painful that standing against this blacklist damaged me professionally.
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The emotional toll from waiting and waiting was quite painful.
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"That's why they're so painful to read," Ms. Collins said.
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Yasuda: In fact, I don't see work as something painful.
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The issues between the two Koreas are longstanding and painful.
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"You could tell it was painful for him," she recalled.
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She must struggle to remain silent during her painful contractions.
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This is a painful truth that many refuse to understand.
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Painful, important things got shared along with all the inanity.
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The feeling of not being [considered] adequate, it's very painful.
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Hence, the revival is likely to be slow and painful.
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Professor da Costa Meyer's research was painstaking, and sometimes painful.
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"I can't tell you how painful this is," he said.
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A painful history is also plaguing Japan's relations with China.
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Educating yourself in public is painful, but the lessons stick.
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Her new staff members described Guantánamo as a painful liability.
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Exercise is practically built to be emotionally and physically painful.
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The decision is bound to be painful, however she chooses.
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But a quiet, painful fear remained lodged in our breasts.
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The changes were particularly painful for retirees with modest pensions.
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Such a recognition is bound to be painful and confusing.
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It was shallow and sounded painful, even as he slept.
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What is painful to them is sometimes funny to us.
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"It's a painful film about a social emergency," Testa said.
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Thembi's death was a painful experience to all of us.
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Falling a game short of the Super Bowl is painful.
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MIND Sleep deprivation can make your physical aches more painful.
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It was painful to get on that plane last night.
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There are, somehow, even more painful stories in this book.
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VACATIONLANDTrue Stories From Painful BeachesBy John Hodgman257 pp. Viking. $25.
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It's a painful, intimate account of death, mourning and loss.
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It was quite painful but I had to bear it.
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She'd been told that childbirth was going to be painful.
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The past 21 years have been painful for the town.
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It's really, really painful, so it's about so many things.
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I mean, I think it would have been very painful.
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So anyway, it was painful throughout the final 25 minutes.
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Death doesn't have to be a scary, daunting, painful event.
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But that was a much more painful way to die.
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And it's going to take a number of painful years.
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"It's a very painful experience for me because as it is, I don't know whether my child got the disease from me or if he's okay, so the waiting is painful," Agnes told Reuters.
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Reopening painful wounds The incident reopened painful wounds for Timmothy's family as they faced the prospect of their long-missing relative finally returning alive after eight years only to have their hopes stripped away.
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Its symptoms are vast and varied, including but not limited to burning and shocking sensations, abnormal and uncomfortable sensations when touching things, painful reactions to non-painful stimuli, and a general amplification of normal pain.
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Although it may look like it is painful it is not.
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But it's the way she went down that was particularly painful.
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It is also extremely painful and often dealt with by hiding.
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Bryan shared the painful-looking results on social media. Yep. pic.twitter.
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It was a painful business, and his first few efforts collapsed.
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Paige VanZant doesn't like talking about her painful high school memories.
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And it may be less painful to go to a doctor.
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It's been a long, painful fall for the once mighty Yahoo.
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I've had successes and I've had setbacks — sometimes really painful ones.
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But PSA levels can be inaccurate, triggering painful and unnecessary biopsies.
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"It's going to be a long and painful process," he said.
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It's so painful for me to hear you talk about this.
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Its use today harkens back to that painful and demeaning history.
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If you're noticing painful red bumps, that may signal an infection.
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They are going through a very difficult, confusing, and painful time.
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"I wanted to do something that wasn't very painful," he said.
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"It's painful to me, nobody deserves to die like this, nobody."
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It can be a very painful, trying time for many guys.
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The story of Georgia's occupation is painful, nuanced and sometimes bitter.
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Last night was not quite as scary, but still pretty painful.
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"Don't make budgeting a painful task every day," Taylor tells CNBC.
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It wasn't part of a strategy to overcome a painful history.
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There's so much action, there's so much painful-looking physical drama.
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It's beautiful — and in what looks like a super painful spot.
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The world's more painful contexts are like distant rumors in Bluebell.
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A lot of the most painful details are not in public.
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It can be very distressing and painful, but it is treatable.
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In addition, most apps have a sign up flow that's painful.
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"It's painful to watch for lack of better words," he said.
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Devaluation would be painful for a country that imports so heavily.
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But this is not Tatjana Soli's first foray into painful history.
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But they can also be pretty painful if you cross them.
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Meanwhile, a painful image is projected on the wall beneath them.
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The way people talk about EHS is very painful to them.
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"I haven't yet, 'cause it's still kind of painful," she said.
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"Foregone gains are less painful than perceived losses," the three wrote.
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" They're also allegedly painful "or maybe that's only if used incorrectly.
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But some banks cope better than others in this painful environment.
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"It was so painful," she says, staring into the middle distance.
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Theirs is a strong love, but a painful one as well.
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But painful examination of history was necessary, lest it is repeated.
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All of us are hurting and share in your painful grief.
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"The tariffs are very painful, but we remain profitable," Litinsky said.
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Will it be painful, annoying, and cause a backlash against Apple?
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Runners are susceptible to a number of painful injuries and conditions.
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Emerging markets in particular have painful memories of the taper tantrum.
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Backed by the IMF, the government has imposed painful austerity measures.
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It grazes his thigh the second time, and looks truly painful.
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And for me, that's much more motivating — and much more painful.
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I mean, of course those plates were painful on my face.
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All while avoiding painful cuts to Social Security and Medicare benefits.
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LI KEQIANG is a master of metaphors for painful economic reform.
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It's a frightening experience because losing herself is ugly and painful.
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Change is painful but it's vital in order to have growth.
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When I have a bad fibro flare walking is ridiculously painful.
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Does that mean it's more painful to China than to us?
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FirstNet has had something of a painful birth and maturation process.
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Art is doing its work, as painful as that is sometimes.
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But it's the Ossoff defeat that's particularly painful for the party.
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To start with, the revelation could be painful to your relative.
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Jane Fonda is opening up about painful experiences from her past.
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The fact that this one took so long was really painful.
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It's incredibly painful to know his last days, his last minutes.
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Sharon Van Etten's "Seventeen" is joyful and painful to listen to.
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I've had successes and I've had setbacks, sometimes really painful ones.
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The Red Cross learnt a painful lesson, or part of one.
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The elimination of MagSafe is nearly too painful to talk about.
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This time, it's quite possibly the most painful of them all.
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And maybe it's for the best — it sure is less painful.
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I had no friends at all, which was very, very painful.
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It remains a model of powerful writing on a painful subject.
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No doubt, Ole Miss' opening loss to Florida State was painful.
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When you can see that gap, that gap is painful, almost.
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Why did he put Bernard through all those painful memories, then?
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It was painful because she was really trying to say something.
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Padma Lakshmi is reflecting on a painful experience from her past.
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Technology stocks' painful sell-off dragged into another session on Monday.
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It's more painful than any of the pain from the cancer.
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Clarifying might make this uncomfortable social ritual a lot less painful.
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The consequences are particularly painful if a couple later breaks up.
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But if we're not careful it also gives us painful sunburns.
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The answer to that one word may be the most painful.
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Divorce is terrible, it was very painful, it was really hard.
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More painful, perhaps, will be further restrictions on non-family travel.
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"The whole thing has been very painful for me," she said.
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"So much was left out it was painful," Ms Hobbs says.
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"Change is painful," Police Commissioner Kevin Davis told reporters this week.
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I end up buying two for the painful price of $212.
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Running is painful, and it helps you try to overcome pain.
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Treatment, though, is painful, and the disease more chronic than acute.
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Adams, 35, was also around for Hyland's painful recovery post-transplant.
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It is complicated, painful, and — even in its poetry — all true.
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And frankly, when we hear those stories, how painful it sounds.
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It sounds Sisyphean, but the alternative would be even more painful.
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And it's inherently painful to disavow someone you call your friend.
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"It must be painful to have to relive it," says Danner.
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It's painful to have to talk about Scott Eric Kaufman's ending.
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It was so painful and I was so unhappy and afraid.
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Still, Sharon says Page's Bush biography stirred up some painful feelings.
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This Is Us has given fans the painful, tear-jerking unexpected.
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Sorry that I can't write more; it's just still too painful.
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People outside this company can't know [how painful that betrayal was].
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" "She seems to feel soooo much better without that painful foot.
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Without the right tool, detangling can be time-consuming and painful.
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So their end, though painful, usually comes as a gradual process.
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Additionally, he had painful hiccups for a week and a half.
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Scott's memories of the girl who loved him best are painful.
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"She was less painful than my other births," she tells Broadly.
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"Inclusion is really powerful and exclusion is really painful," King says.
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It is a painful lesson, but one that is universally instructive.
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Morgan experienced painful contractions and lost the twins due to complications.
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Penalties are painful for those who fail to file an FBAR.
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Commontime is jazzy, elegant, and sounds kind of like painful sunshine.
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Kate Spade's shocking death brings back painful memories for Sheryl Underwood.
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The current oil slump would be painful, whoever was in power.
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Alitalia CEO Cramer Ball said the cuts were "painful but necessary".
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It can be painful, too, which Smith has no shame hiding.
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As painful as it is, though, electrocution lasts roughly 543 seconds.
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That doesn't make what these two women experienced any less painful.
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Arianna described the weekend trips as a painful and impractical ordeal.
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It means making yourself vulnerable, and it is painful and difficult.
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Hough has endometriosis, a painful medical condition that affects the uterus.
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Then my body would hurt, not my soul... It's very painful.
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This is painful and it will be for a long time.
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This past year has been painful for many people of color.
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Hangovers haven't looked more painful, and xylophones haven't ever sounded sadder.
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He has presided over a painful three-year increase in joblessness.
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Now, to avoid painful clinking, the family eats from paper plates.
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Of course, it's very painful for Camille to go through this.
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And for women, it's associated with vaginal dryness and painful intercourse.
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And you better believe that declaring war on Amazon is painful.
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" Lessons from the Note 7: "It's very much a painful memory.
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That can be painful, but usually doesn't cause immediate financial harm.
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That was the most painful, that casual disregard for my experience.
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Not because of the permanent factor, but because of it's painful.
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"This is all so painful to him," Hiernaux told the Times.
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Be smart: Tax reform is a series of painful trade-offs.
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And as painful as it is, that conversation is long overdue.
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Plus the wide strap ensures you won't suffer from painful blisters.
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I was sincerely shocked by how painful it was to use.
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I didn't know if everything you did down there was painful.
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But that's just number one—that's not even the painful part.
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Fake laughing at Archer is almost as painful as watching Archer.
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It was very painful and now I am a changed man.
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Such steps have been "painful, but necessary", in Ms Nabiullina's words.
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This past year has been painful for many people of color.
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Instead of a star vehicle, Beach Club is some painful voyeurism.
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She's not dying peacefully in a bathtub, it's painful and brutal.
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Some economists argued that painful budget cuts were an unfortunate necessity.
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Is it more painful to get a tattoo on your face?
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It just hurt so bad, having a baby was less painful.
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It can affect women's reproductive organs, and can be extremely painful.
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It's much less painful for everyone to skip the whole ordeal.
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These women can find areas that are more painful than others.
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"Yes, the process of filming has been exceedingly painful," Lewinsky wrote.
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Their contrast with the Trumps is so stark that it's painful.
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Confronting the reality that there is no easy solution is painful.
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And it was really painful for him to do that work.
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While physically painful, having a baby is actually the easy part.
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But near term, the change will be painful for many seniors.
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For Neruda it was the most painful event of the war.
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It's a painful reminder of the way our sexuality is controlled.
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Users describe painful convulsions leading to hallucinations and loss of consciousness.
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We order numerous tests, many of which are risky and painful.
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Beyond this, litigation is a painful reality for all successful businesses.
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She makes it painful, and inescapable, to meet their innocent eyes.
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"It's not like liposuction, and this wasn't painful," Mr. Diaz said.
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"It was actually painful to watch on television," Joe, 49, admitted.
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It will allow us to address the painful causes more clearly.
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It was a constant and painful reminder, Rebekka Hauskins told Today.
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WEEK 5 My runner's knee got really painful at this point.
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For those at the frontline, foreign criticism is even more painful.
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Apple understood that parting with the audio jack would be painful.
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But they might also discover something that is painful or shocking.
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The decision to have an abortion was painful enough, she says.
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In one painful scene, many are seized to pay a debt.
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I was a good triathlete before, but the running was painful.
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Most of this advice centers on making it painful to spend.
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But for many years, it was a painful date for him.
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"How painful all this was proving to him," the boy thinks.
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It is a trivial dilemma, perhaps, but a painful one nevertheless.
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Seeing an artist laid so low, Mr. Yi said, was painful.
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I can imagine it was painful for a lot of people.
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But the justice part has meant a lot of painful things.
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But it's more painful if you think you're not the villain.
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The process of buying a house can be painful and tedious.
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But for now, the cutbacks at the consortium are particularly painful.
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A person who catches the mumps develops painful, swollen salivary glands.
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If it&aposs a painful story that made you say, &aposWow.
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I had the painful misfortune of once stepping on a ball.
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Waiting to fix the problem would make the solution more painful.
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Cheating can be incredibly painful for and harmful to everyone involved.
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For women, symptoms include irritation, bleeding after sex and painful urination.
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But these reunions have come only after often long, painful separations.
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Cruz wants the transition to die a swift and painful death.
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"We went through a very, very painful time," Melissa tells PEOPLE.
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Email chains can be painful if you need to add someone.
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Much more ambiguous, much more painful than I had understood then.
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The film, like a painful zit on one's lower lip, pops.
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"It can be a little painful at times," said Mr. Wallace.
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This is painful for Sharp's backers — and that is the point.
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The latter side of the year 2000 was painful for investors.
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It's painful each day to wake up and be so alone.
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The symptoms involve coughing, yellow skin, painful movement, bloodshot eyes, death.
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We must know that it will probably be upsetting and painful.
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But it's a very painful process for a lot of people.
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All this racism, all this discrimination, it really has been painful.
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"Not only is it disheartening, it's painful," said Mayor Catherine Pugh.
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To see it so clearly for the first time is painful.
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Giving birth can be beautiful, frustrating, exhilarating, painful, and extremely complicated.
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That's not to say that birth can't be negative, or painful.
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Still, the memory of 2018 is painful for the fund manager.
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The process can be painful and take several minutes to connect.
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It's a pleasant and painful schizophrenic dance between all the above.
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It was painful for Alison but she sat so incredibly well.
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This explosion of activity follows a long and painful scientific hiatus.
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We're purposely getting something painful done and kind of enjoying it.
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"The whole thing has been very painful for me," Couric said.
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With emancipation came the long, painful journey of searching for family.
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Lies work better on those for whom losing will be painful.
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"It was painful to watch your dog in pain," Galin added.
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"To see that in this day and age -- it's absolutely painful."
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Searching for parking is more painful than ever for U.S. drivers.
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I watched her suffer through 24 hours of painful, gruesome labor.
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Yes it was painful, yes it had its ups and downs.
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Although the industry survived, the experience proved to be very painful.
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To anyone alive and conscious in 21950, the details are painful.
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Finding out which side is right could be a painful lesson.
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In addition to being painful, the surgery often results in complications.
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"I've had successes and setbacks and sometimes painful ones," she said.
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Death from liver cancer, common in Mongolia, is often excruciatingly painful.
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It was very painful and went on for quite some time.
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But for many black churchgoers, the current breach feels particularly painful.
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Third, and most important, the truth is often painful and disturbing.
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Yet, as painful as this is, I don't regret my choices.
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Ms. Weinrauch called her death more painful than her Holocaust experience.
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Why were endless, often painful, occasionally cruel pranks a central feature?
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On the pitch, things have been painful and forgettable by turn.
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I told her that it had been painful but I understood.
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"It was the most painful thing I've ever experienced," she said.
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Nonetheless, painful memories are stitched into the fabric of the city.
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Their lives seem so particular, so painful and noisy to them.
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For beachgoers, it has been a painful introduction to Physalia utriculus.
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" Losing the band, he said, was "one of the most painful.
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My lungs were inflamed, struck with pleurisy that made breathing painful.
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Now those tunes can be a painful reminder of Maria's cruelty.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art is a painful sometimes.
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They did look painful — swollen to nearly twice their normal size.
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Deliver a painful enough lesson, and everyone will fall into line.
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As a result, breasts often become painful during and after workouts.
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It can be painful, but she cannot be ashamed of it.
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They question how long either can continue before a painful reckoning.
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It was quite painful and was done in a dirty environment.
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The bigness of my female body was painful, shameful, and ugly.
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"Losing a child is so painful," he added, beginning to weep.
|
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The Fringe is tough, and performing personal work can be painful.
|
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The Kavanaugh-Blasey testimonies have stirred up painful memories for many.
|
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"[Applying] is tedious, as expected, but not completely painful," he shared.
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For many of us, it is painful to relive those moments.
|
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But these are stories of painful awakenings and refusals of innocence.
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Not even symptoms — real, scary, painful symptoms — can offer us that.
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There's an extremely painful moment in the play when that happens.
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"It is going to be a long painful episode," he said.
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"My muscle is torn apart and it's really painful," she said.
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The history of the Holocaust in Poland is painful and complex.
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Unfortunately, there were some painful truths in the anti-vaccinationists' claims.
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"It must have been enormously painful for him," Allen told me.
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"It was very painful," Rosie said in an interview with CNN.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) said tariffs are "absolutely painful" for farmers.
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In the end, the game itself became painful for this natural.
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That was painful for America's European friends and allies to watch.
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Since then, the coughing fits have been horrible and extremely painful.
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In its eyes, failure — chafing against limits — is painful and necessary.
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This decision is drastic and painful, but it will save lives.
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MICHAEL COOPER Her wounded rage in the first act is painful.
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See how painful that is compared to being kind to ourselves.
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I suspect it's also simply too painful to address head-on.
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You don't think that would be a painful reminder each time?
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"It's a very painful injury once it manifests itself," Boras said.
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It took our painful break-up for me to see sense.
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I'm looking to get to the most painful spot I can.
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Jellyfish stings can be extremely painful, and in some cases, scarring.
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But after 973 long, painful days of protest, Mubarak stepped down.
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In most cases, Achenbach's is described as painful, like a bruise.
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Recessions are painful, but they can give rise to new opportunities.
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Students will examine what the official description calls Portugal's "painful past".
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The Philippines's history with the death penalty is painful and complicated.
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Then came the hard part — the long, painful odyssey of recovery.
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But, like so many romances, it was fragile — and ultimately painful.
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But the more you wait, the more painful it will be.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Deon Simon is motivated by his painful past.
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Ellis: Having a catheter in was probably the most painful part.
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His death is a very painful loss for all of us.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder can cause painful flashbacks, insomnia, and isolation
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Their painful and thirsty hours in the desert haunt me still.
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For me, it is too painful to celebrate w/o Carmen.
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More rarely, Botox treatments are used to ease the painful spasms.
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But economists warn that the country can expect a painful reckoning.
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The election was painful and crushing to all of us here.
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I hope this painful week is never repeated in this Congress.
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In a world of Hollywood perfection, his painful awkwardness is striking.
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Grief is messy, painful, and somehow both universal and incredibly personal.
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These creatures have one gigantic, probably-painful poo once a week.
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That made me not only disappointed and painful but also angry.
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But recent events may have made it suddenly feel more painful.
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How painful are some of these currency crashes going to be?
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He spoke as if his mouth was full of painful teeth.
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Symptoms include painful blisters and sores at the site of infection.
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Stepping up when it's annoying or painful or draining builds character.
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That's when light touch sensations, which are normally pleasant, become painful.
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Neither side would need to make painful adjustments to synchronize policy.
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Many of Harvey's 17 starts last year were painful to watch.
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"It is always painful when a break-in occurs," Drieselmann said.
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WhatsApp may finally make it less painful to change your number.
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Investors should be bracing for a painful, and agonizing bear market.
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He begged for every treatment available: the painful and the experimental.
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"Pshh, it is beyond painful," Mr. Carpio said with a laugh.
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And this was his moment, a joyful escape from painful realities.
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"It is painful to read so many untruths," the statement said.
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An economic slowdown might also be more painful and longer lasting.
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And let me tell you: Cracking your tibia is quite painful.
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It's painful, but I think pain is a precursor to change.
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It's so painful and it screws up every ounce of you.
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But they can try to make it more painful for Republicans.
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We were together for 15 years, it was a painful divorce.
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Breaking up with someone is particularly painful if they mistreated you.
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"It was really painful and it was really difficult," Murphy began.
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There is something painful about a lot of those peripheral figures.
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This is painful, and it will be for a long time.
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The bombshell reveal of last night's episode, "Painful Evacuation" — other than the back-to-back deaths Ray encounters — is that Hannah goes to the ER for a painful UTI only to find out that she's pregnant.
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Episode 9 There have been plenty of painful moments on 13 Reasons Why — the entire show is literally a collection of painful moments, after all — but perhaps nothing compares to the devastating truth about Jessica's party.
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Ending shorter relationships can be even more painful than ending years-long partnerships because "when you sever the relationship at its peak, it's probably one of the most painful things that can happen," Levine told VICE.
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Many young women haven't heard of LARCs, and some who have believe they are not reversible (they are, usually instantly), or are painful to use (insertion of an IUD is painful, but it can't be felt afterward).
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Alitalia CEO Cramer Ball has said the cuts were "painful but necessary".
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For now, however, crossing borders remains a painful experience for most Africans.
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The flood of raw materials is pressuring prices, prompting a painful shakeout.
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Yet credibility imposes no requirement for the response to be particularly painful.
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"Stressful, painful things are going to happen in our lives," he says.
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Residents point to painful reminders that the group is very much alive.
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Stings from these animals are very painful, but generally not life threatening.
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It was a painful trade-off which also hurt the Saudi economy.
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For a long time, the tragedy was too painful to talk about.
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But the procedures can be extremely painful and have had mixed results.
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When I interviewed Lynn Roy [Conrad's mother]… it was just so painful.
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Fortunately, Microsoft is now mulling ways to make the process less painful.
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But, nothing is as painful as being where you do not belong!
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She did need me to know that it would be quite painful.
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I have a lot of painful stories myself, we all have those.
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It's a lesson one Marvel superhero is learning the painful way, unfortunately.
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But the absolute last straw is the Essential Phone's painful shooting speeds.
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The lawsuits could certainly be painful but look unlikely to prove fatal.
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And, that issue has played a big role in the painful pullback.
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Pomeroy said using it again could be emotionally painful, according to Oldham.
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"No painful finger pricking or gross pee strips necessary," Keyto's website explains.
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"This is a transitional period, and it's just so painful," she said.
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Despite painful symptoms, most people will recover in less than two weeks.
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She told us: I've had successes and setbacks and sometimes painful ones.
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So I decided to try to write something very powerful and painful.
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And hey, there are no painful memories in a total stranger's house.
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That's why it's so painful to see abusers tolerated in the community.
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Fortunately, she was there to think fast and undo the painful tourniquet.
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It's painful to myself to know that I did something like that.
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His obituary includes details of some of the painful treatments he endured.
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These 4 courageous young men shared their painful stories of being poisoned.
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Although that's uncomfortable and painful, it gives you something to work with.
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No one enjoys job interviews, but some are less painful than others.
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Lawmakers' openness to acknowledging them while doing nothing is frustrating, and painful.
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That was very frustrating at first for her, it was very painful.
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And private conversations on and off campus have been painful and awkward.
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After a painful divorce in 2015, Reba McEntire has found love again.
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Then in March she went through a painful breakup and attempted suicide.
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There's a reason experiencing someone else's awkward moment can actually feel painful.
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So what exactly is the standard of care for this painful condition?
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But resurfacing those photos and posts can also make mourning more painful.
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Britney Spears is starting off 2016 on a new but painful note.
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But Saudi Arabia's envoy to the UN described Egypt's vote as "painful".
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So I got #hamilton SF tickets but the process was incredibly painful.
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It's going to be a painful adaptation, but we have no choice.
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I had been in complete ignorance that a miscarriage was physically painful.
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Cluster headaches are rare and painful, occurring in clusters or cyclical patterns.
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Anal symptoms include discharge, anal itching, soreness, bleeding, or painful bowel movements.
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Painful preparations for Britain's exit from the EU started to take shape.
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Coming out of that event with a loss was painful for me.
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Spending restraint might well prove painful for some members of Brazilian society.
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He began treatment again, but this time it took a painful toll.
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Now she talks more than before, but it is still very painful.
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The news of Avicii's death is deeply painful and confusing for many.
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The surgery was the most painful thing he'd ever experienced, Basil says.
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So I don't really … I can't really say that it's incredibly painful.
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The government in February promised difficult and painful reforms to control spending.
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Either way, this is yet another painful security lesson for everyone involved.
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"The most painful thing is losing my child," Brockell told BuzzFeed News.
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"This is a deeply painful story about a predator," she told PEOPLE.
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Even after so many tattoos, this one is a little more painful.
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It will be a painful transition for her, but a necessary one.
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It was a painful mix for assets in many emerging market countries.
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You have to surrender to the place like a painful yoga posture.
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Fallout from the trade war so far has been painful, but manageable.
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Facebook is trying to put a stop to its most painful notifications.
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When painful confrontation like this begins, change is often not far behind.
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I'm fairly tone deaf, so the first few seconds were pretty painful.
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And it could be painful—way more uncomfortable than your average tampon.
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Here are 22.26 tips to make the experience way less painful. 245.
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"The facial is definitely painful," dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, confirms to Refinery29.
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It's especially painful when police are killed in the course of duty.
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Saving the earth can be a painful job — just ask Melissa McCarthy.
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Those factors, left unchecked by policy makers, could take a painful toll.
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What came next was one of the most painful ordeals in filmmaking.
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Rolling out such a strategy across the public sector would be painful.
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Unemployment, higher fuel prices and depressed agricultural earnings have become acutely painful.
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Evan psyching himself up for this moment was truly painful to watch.
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Seeing black actors stunningly lit on screen is both inspiring and painful.
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Meaning is a painful bearing down in the seeds of a moment.
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But instead, even though it was painful, I thought I'd keep delving.
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It's so painful and it just rips my heart out every time.
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His passing closes a very painful chapter for Cubans on the.. pic.twitter.
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This is one of the most painful things I have ever seen.
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It's hardly ever deadly but extremely painful, so people remember getting it.
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But take it from Mandy Moore: Beauty doesn't have to be painful.
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Recalling her "eight or nine miscarriages," the actress described her painful past.
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Get healthier, without making any painful sacrifices, with a Philips air fryer.
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Adhering to the gold standard required governments to impose painful austerity measures.
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The baby kept insisting on a "shallow latch" — which was extraordinarily painful.
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As a quarterback, when you do that to that joint, it's painful.
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"It was a painful decision, but we had no alternative," he says.
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It's just that everything that happens on the screen is physically painful.
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It's a painful question that Abe doesn't exactly have the answer to.
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Midge calls to apologize publicly and it's an uncomfortable and painful scene.
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"Look, it's painful to get knocked down," Cavaliers Coach David Blatt said.
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It's painful; it's dredging up horrible memories for so many of us.
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Jaycee Dugard is finally ready to leave her painful past behind her.
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Achieving financial stability is a painful process here, and it leaves scars.
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Stewart called the plot "painful," as the two women struggle to relate.
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Anything that makes interactions with Alexa less painful is cool with me!
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Walking on them is painful, and Ethan doesn't really adapt to it.
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It also is what jostled Rob's memory of a deeply painful experience.
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"It's been a long, painful journey for us," the couple tell PEOPLE.
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I love all the new romcoms, but this movie is just painful.
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But would be a painful option for the ruling party, he added.
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"The findings are shocking and painful to comprehend," wrote President Michael Drake.
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"It's painful and difficult, but that's something we have to deal with."
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It's a slow painful death to get into a cold pool slowly.
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On November 21, 2017, just before Thanksgiving, Jessica had another painful episode.
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Choosing goals to tackle — and then fully committing to them — is painful.
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This insures that "shot" officers feel a painful sting without getting killed.
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No matter what, all of these visuals are are painful for June.
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However, she's not above making some wry comments about her painful past.
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It's a very honest, scary, painful place to have to choose from.
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But this year's field trip came with a painful and unexpected lesson.
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And for all the same reasons, it's almost painful to watch, too.
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JOHNSON: The waiting has been very painful for me and my family.
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Fitch's Lombardi questioned why AB InBev didn't make that painful decision sooner.
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Cystic acne is unsightly — but worse than that, it can be painful.
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There's nothing more painful than watching post-debate coverage on cable networks.
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Will the surprises that Uranus brings your way be painful or awesome?
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They shared with us both beautiful and painful anecdotes from their lives.
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It was more helpful than triggering, but it was a bit painful.
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There's nothing more painful than small talk when you meet someone new.
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Every day that I had to remain pregnant was so emotionally painful.
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" Zarif said there "will be painful consequences if there is an escalation.
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Looking at me with eyes that tell how painful their story is.
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"Yes, I think it would be painful if it reversed," Mitchell said.
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The destruction of James Comey by political pressure is painful to watch.
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The employee avoided a painful, expensive surgery that he did not need.
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Think about how painful this process was for House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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From a technology perspective, apps can be painful to build and maintain.
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But power over humans is often awkward and sometimes painful to wield.
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Soon after, swallowing became extremely painful and he virtually lost his voice.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The Catalonia crisis is a painful distraction for Spain.
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CLINTON: That was a very painful thing that happened 20 years ago.
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From first-hand experience, I know this it is painful and unpleasant.
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Wilkinson has been very open about how painful the process has been.
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The IMF is also providing valuable political cover for the painful reforms.
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The headache was bad, and the eye itself was painful to move.
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I did this—continued to have painful sex—because I felt obligated.
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The simplest things we take for granted are so painful for her.
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But painful sex with no discernible cause is a bit more slippery.
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The presidential election exposed deep and painful rifts in the U.S. economy.
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She called writing the book "a painful process" of reliving the campaign.
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Usually, it's messy and painful and littered with regressions and false steps.
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"Isabella has to go through painful, horrific dressing changes," Lilly tells PEOPLE.
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If that wasn't the case, each day would be very very painful.
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"My trauma expedition has been long, arduous, painful, and expensive," she said.
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His politically painful utility subsidy cuts are part of that fiscal effort.
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As you can imagine, it's pretty painful, and can lead to infection.
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We have been through a dark and painful chapter in our history.
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Over those painful last 20 games, a lot has gone strangely well.
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This process has been painful at a difficult time for all traders.
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This is the right decision for NerdWallet, but it's also extremely painful.
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All of that makes the Season 3 pivot more painful and inexplicable.
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"Body shaming is humiliating, with often painful, long-term consequences," he said.
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This poignant novel proves that life can be equally painful and funny.
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This painful ambivalence to our past extends down to me as well.
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It was so awful and painful—I wouldn't wish it on anyone.
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But a miss is still a miss and this one was painful.
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It's really painful for me to have to filibuster my own bill.
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You first experience with heartburn isn't just painful, it's alarming — and confusing.
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Though being misunderstood is painful, I find myself taking shelter in it.
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The show amounts to a boisterously campy and painful excess of emotion.
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Occasional inflammation, like a swollen sprained ankle or painful cut, is healthy.
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My childhood was pretty unhappy: confusing, painful, full of anger and loneliness.
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The surgery is painful and disorienting, and the recovery can suck, too.
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I chalk that one up more to painful self-awareness than enlightenment.
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It might be painful, but it is better than you doing this.
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It's like, there's something cute about it, and also painful about it.
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If caught anally, it can create itching, bleeding and painful bowel movements.
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The shift was painful, spawning protest movements and political forces like progressivism.
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The practice of medicine has become frustrating and painful, thanks to Congress.
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After a painful loss, it is good to get back to work.
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China's textile and apparel makers are going through a painful industrial restructuring.
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But Mr. Gore, schooled in the art of painful concessions, was blunt.
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For residents of Isle de Jean Charles, this is the painful reality.
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Twitter has become a box of memories, but a twisted, painful version.
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It's been painful at times, but it looks like we've made it.
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But the taxes people want to avoid need not be personally painful.
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At a time of painful political divisions, we must now come together.
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Trump and his staff offered increasingly painful deflections and head fakes thereafter.
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"It's incredibly painful, and now I just can't see anything," he says.
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"This topic is painful for me, because I'm an immigrant," he said.
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That leaves a lot of Republicans to live with a painful reality.
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She has been forced to cut spending and implement painful austerity measures.
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It is hard to cut workers' benefits and painful to increase contributions.
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Elverum, too, knows how painful the loss of a partner can be.
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The truth is that not knowing or having answers is beyond painful.
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The insistence on a generational divide makes that existential condition more painful.
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Hurd says it was just a painful but necessary byproduct of change.
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The burning effect towards the end of the treatment became very painful.
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He thought "the plight of being alive" was least painful at twilight.
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Often, they circle a health crisis that's too painful to narrate directly.
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Read more: New 'It' film portrays painful true chapter of LGBT history
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It was painful to watch our students separate into two extreme groups.
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And my blunder, as well as my naïveté, was on painful display.
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Technological disruption can often be painful, and lead to unwanted side-effects.
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"It was terribly painful," the sisters wrote in a statement to NPR.
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We lost a character to addiction in the show, which was painful.
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The rule's impact on individual retirement savers' would also be quite painful.
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But the painful failure in Iraq should caution us against another war.
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When it was your turn to be the ignored, it was painful.
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The search for the truth always will be difficult, painful and consequential.
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These quests are often messy, embarrassing, or even painful in some cases.
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But they include real and painful episodes at secondary schools and colleges.
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We've done the painful stuff for you and highlighted the top deals.
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He predicts that the next 30 years will be "painful" for many.
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And, boy, is it a painful one — sometimes hilariously, sometimes just uncomfortably.
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Cool said she had nine pounds of fluid which was extremely painful.
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Despite the painful outcome Thursday, the locker room talk afterward was civil.
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That is painful to realize, but I can't let it stop me.
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She said the painful tears started when she was at the dentist.
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It was really painful to see that tension exploded in that way.
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Many Asian-American readers recalled their own painful experiences with racist attacks.
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That would make a breakup of the alliance's complex arrangements extremely painful.
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Nevertheless, it's painful that Jewish issues are shut out of these movements.
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We have to make such unpatriotic corporate behavior painful for the perpetrators.
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But Oshie said he was unaware of the Capitals' painful postseason history.
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"But it was so painful that I won't forget it anytime soon."
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Tesla's is painful to read in light of what we know today.
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Working on the musical has seen her relive some painful, intense moments.
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Now she's opening up about the painful experience of her first marriage.
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I'm away from Lauren, which is always a painful time for me.
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It can be painful, and is also a leading cause of disability.
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As you can imagine, that can cause intense, painful pressure, she says.
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Sure, the recovery from surgery was painful, he tells would-be donors.
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CLINTON: Well, first Karen, obviously it's painful for me to hear that.
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The accord with Turkey represents a moment of painful compromise for Europe.
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"We got him but it was the wrong guy #painful," said one.
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There are many similarly painful stories from the time of the junta.
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What I remember of the procedure is that it was fairly painful.
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Lymphedema is permanent and often painful swelling on the surgery side arm.
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" Then Bryce's mother chimes in from Wisconsin: "It's a very painful condition.
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I want to talk about stuff that's real, even if it's painful.
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But today, people found less painful ways to show that they're taken.
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The 1988 shortage, while the most painful, isn't history's only RAM shortage.
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Haas says he can rebound no problem, but shooting is still painful.
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Regardless, we can't help but imagine how painful the process must be.
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Those awkward few weeks where was back to baby face were painful.
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That in itself was so painful because I didn't have an answer.
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The horrible, painful, shameful, physically weakening, and emotionally enraging pregnancy was over.
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He'll even take a few painful pricks of a needle, if necessary!
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It also totally solved the problem of painful scrubbing with makeup remover.
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Waking up used to be impossible, it was very, very painful mentally.
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Years ago, I struggled with painful bouts of orthorexia and binge eating.
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Doctors, in turn, may skip subjecting VIPs to embarrassing or painful exams.
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"The process was far more painful than I was expecting," she says.
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When I ask Martina if it was at all painful, she laughs.
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"What was painful about it was how much was wrong," Clark says.
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I love Stanley Kubrick but that movie is so painful and boring.
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A number doesn't mean anything, and it's so very painful to me.
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It seemed to look quite painful when he landed on the mat.
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It's always painful and you can't cheer when a company does it.
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He also suffers an embarrassing inability to urinate until it becomes painful.
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Read more:I bleed every time I have sex, but it's not painful.
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"This has been the most painful year of my career," he said.
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The night was full of noises, of pleasure, pain, and painful pleasure.
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"It is a painful comment," a former senior Harris campaign adviser said.
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But the thought that he might not see him again is painful.
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"The shoulder went out and in; it was really painful," Baldato said.
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Watching Democrats run to the far left has been just as painful.
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There are the painful memories of unwanted advances and hotel room invitations.
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The correct response to the current economic crisis is simple and painful.
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This leverage will make any rate hikes more painful for these businesses.
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"The betrayal of one of our own is painful enough," she said.
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Dr. Ford's brave testimony reawakened painful emotions I normally stuff down deep.
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I'm not interested in responding, and frankly, it's painful to do so.
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It's a painful fact to remember: Our wounds are never fully healed.
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In severe cases, the skin may become blistered, painful, and form crusts.
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We can avoid this national embarrassment without requiring painful sacrifices from anyone.
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