People came in with leg pains, arm pains, belly pains, joint pains, head pains, or just for a checkup.
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And again, as a man, I could relate to the complicated growing pains, the sexual growing pains, the life growing pains.
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It's an unusual inflammatory disorder characterized by joint pains, muscle pains and recurrent ulcers in mucus membranes throughout the body.
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Often a book-to-screen adaptation will take pains to be as literal as possible, but this one takes pains to avoid it.
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If you can identify major pains, and come up with a solution that addresses those pains, signing up customers is the easy part.
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Pains in the past were pains, and in the future they'll be real too, and there was one past and there will be one future.
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Heavy is not only a memoir but an exorcism of deeply embedded pains, and of missed opportunities to address those pains when they were inflicted.
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And Mr. Loeffelholz, at 22003, was dealing with the kind of career and life pains every actor goes through — indeed, the pains that many everyday workers go through.
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But ArcelorMittal is taking pains to lay blame on China.
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They suffer through growing pains and make too many mistakes.
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It pains Kim that she's not there to help her.
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Syphony Pains is out now via Close To Home Records.
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But Clinton takes pains to end on a positive note.
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The horrible pains I used to feel have also disappeared.
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Beyond said it's already endured those types of growing pains.
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Gomez said he had pains for years that he ignored.
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Still, they choose each other — messes, surprises, pains, and all.
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She wanted to feel life's pleasures, its pains as well.
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But the Pentagon has taken pains to downplay the possibility.
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The music helps me through the growing pains of adolescence.
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Growing pains nibbled at the fringes of Morgan Stanley's integrity.
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This summer, Lambda School began to show some growing pains.
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The original, with its many pleasures and many, many pains.
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Now, this period is called the growing pains of globalization.
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The older you get, the more mysterious the pains become.
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People get the sweats, along with body aches and pains.
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Tehran has been at pains to underline its capabilities, however.
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But the company's rapid expansion has resulted in growing pains.
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He says the pains have been triggered by emotional upset.
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He was taken to hospital with chest pains in January.
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Hogan said the company is going through rookie growing pains.
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Seriously, Clark Kent has taken more pains to stay incognito.
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And possibly Varyses, though it pains me to say this.
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Arguing with any company is one of life's small pains.
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Galeota reportedly entered a hospital last week with abdominal pains.
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Every day there are new pains, but I can't stop.
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The aches and pains don't seem to hurt as bad.
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Gorey took endless pains over these funny and melancholy books.
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The company went through some growing pains in his absence.
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It pains him to do so and haunts him afterward.
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There have been growing pains, but progress has been made.
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The patient had resigned himself to these aches and pains.
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As much as it pains me to type these words.
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I had shooting pains in both legs, and suffered blackouts.
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They say he went to medical complaining of chest pains.
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It was good to have all those growing pains together.
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What pains me is that people wanted to help me.
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With "Rise," you have to sit through the growing pains.
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Approaching storms become convenient scapegoats for various aches and pains.
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That does not mean there will not be growing pains.
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That pains Jones and is a story for another time.
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Particularly when aches and pains start interfering with the work.
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Still, the thought of yet another migration clearly pains her.
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The distillers go to some pains to follow that custom.
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ACHES AND PAINS I have physical therapy, then some training.
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It pains me to think about what could have been.
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But it didn't come without some growing pains and challenges.
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In the letter, he pointed to examples of growing pains.
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The Pentagon has taken pains to praise General Hyten. Col.
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The Pentagon has taken pains to praise General Hyten. Col.
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It's a merging issue that's also caused pains in localisation.
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Walking meditation was also helpful for the aches and pains.
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It has been suffering from hip joint pains for years.
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However, menu innovation hasn't come without growing pains for Chipotle.
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Fernando was reported by media to have suffered chest pains.
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The pains of the shutdown are growing by the day.
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GROWING PAINS AT BARCLAYS Before Monday's game, Brett Yormark, Barclays Center's chief executive, spoke of the inevitable growing pains the franchise had worked through in its first season in a venue other than Nassau Coliseum.
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How can we finally vindicate the pains of our ancestral mothers?
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Together, this can cause stomach pains, and for some people, vomiting.
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It pains me that I can't get that out of you.
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The "Growing Pains" star was "the perfect dad," his son said.
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Tyndall complained of chest pains and was hospitalized, the chief said.
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He complained of chest pains and was hospitalized, the chief said.
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Some 43 percent call them typical growing pains for new presidents.
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But those growing pains we've witnessed have not been for nothing.
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One forum revolves around using horse liniment for aches and pains.
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She clutched her belly, sharp pains were radiating down her abdomen.
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Executives are also taking pains to avoid alienating Democratic congressional leaders.
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Gebert took pains to emphasize that this isn't a bad thing.
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There will no doubt be some growing pains on both sides.
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However, he took pains to compensate companies affected by the cancellation.
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The allegation that he was responsible for anti-Semitism pains Birnbaum.
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She said she had cramps, pains in her tummy, terrible bloating.
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She had gone to Mount Carmel West complaining of stomach pains.
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My little pains are nothing compared to what she's going through.
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We're going to go through weird growing pains as a culture.
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Even so, their real-life growing pains were never tabloid fodder.
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They took pains to describe this as correlational and not causal.
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He checked himself back into the hospital after experiencing chest pains.
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Reluctant, tight-lipped, he admits he has chest pains and nausea.
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It pains me so much to learn that you are gone.
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Zuckerberg acknowledges that there've been some growing pains in recent years.
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The complicated falcon-wing rear doors also saw significant teething pains.
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Silicosis causes shortness of breath, a persistent cough and chest pains.
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In May, Gursewak fell ill with chronic stomach pains and nausea.
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Symptoms of anxiety can range from social withdrawal to chest pains.
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It's actually so wrong that it pains us took at it.
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"It pains me that he lost his life to gun violence."
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What's interesting is that he took pains to make this point.
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It pains me to think to how self-absorbed I was.
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She was particularly adept at capturing the growing pains of adolescence.
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A woman standing nearby translated: "It pains her heart," she said.
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One of the fastest-growing digital banks is having growing pains.
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You must take pains to be one thing to them only.
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There are going to be some growing pains along the way.
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VxT: Why do you think her loss pains me so much?
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She tells me it's Pegal Linu, which soothes aches and pains.
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Burrow always stays transparent with customers about the business's growing pains.
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I've had to go through some growing pains on my own.
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DTMFA, and soothe your pains with one of your favorite rations.
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He complained of chest pains, which he thought were anxiety attacks.
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Older population than us; you would think more aches and pains.
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The two sides took pains on Thursday to show common ground.
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I hope that this is just a case of growing pains.
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It truly pains me to know I'll never be with him.
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I lost weight and began experiencing random body aches and pains.
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You can see Antalia wince from labor pains in the shot.
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Tesla is also dealing with growing pains in its labor force.
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Standing up straight can alleviate aches and pains, which is addicting.
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"When we hear of the dead, it pains us," one said.
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"Many buildings have growing pains," said Mr. Rubin, of Douglas Elliman.
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We all have our individual pains and fears and anxieties, worries.
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It physically pains me to recommend a $50 dog water bowl.
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It pains me deeply that I have caused them suffering. 4.
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And was Alan Thicke, the star of "Growing Pains," really dead?
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Oftentimes, aches and pains are an accumulation of stress and anxiety.
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Mr. Snowden has taken pains to portray his exile as comfortable.
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As the dates approached, Ms. Moses started complaining about stomach pains.
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The White House took pains to keep the news from leaking.
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Everyone I know warns me that spiral staircases are huge pains.
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They took pains to keep from being photographed or digitally tracked.
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Most have taken pains to avoid politicizing the Labour MP's murder.
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Entering adulthood, I'd felt the pains of conforming to feminine stereotypes.
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But this wasn't the first time Sonic went through some growing pains.
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Of course, Gunvalson, Judge, Beador, and Dodd know the pains of divorce.
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But for some people, postpartum depression manifests in bodily aches and pains.
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According to Finkelstein, Jackson began complaining of labor pains at 3 a.m.
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Otherwise Leia was only feeling slight labor pains...until they got downtown.
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Regulators will have to take pains to avoid those substantially similar criteria.
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This is part of the growing pains of learning in the NBA.
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We're just looking at it all and finding the joys and pains.
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The smartwatch industry, on the other hand, is going through growing pains.
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That is not growing pains but an absence of grown-up leadership.
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My hope is that this is a growing pains moment for him.
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There are growing pains and it's not right for everybody, I agree.
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He's getting weaker, experiencing chest pains that render him even more irritable.
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DiCaprio had a recurring role on "Growing Pains" from 1991 to 1992.
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Powell has taken pains to emphasize that his decisions are data-dependent.
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But he went to great pains hiding where his wealth came from.
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It boosts immunity and is a boon to sufferers of psychosomatic pains.
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But some short term pains may be necessary for long term gains.
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The other defendants took pains to protect their boss, Mr. Stuart said.
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I didn't late night munch, so I wake up with sharp pains.
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And growing through those pains of being in front of the camera.
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She started feeling abdominal pains, so her aunt took her to hospital.
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He is at pains to say that he is not anti-American.
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But it was nothing personal at all, I'm at pains to say.
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After a decade of explosive growth, Netflix is experiencing some growing pains.
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Johnson said the officer told her that Brown complained of stomach pains.
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The progress we've already seen is not without its growing pains either.
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In the case of Good Trouble, there are plenty of growing pains.
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I've got ravenous cravings, unhinged mood swings, and debilitating aches and pains.
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The service experienced some growing pains as people rushed to try it.
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Despite those pains, Cardi told Kimmel that she was definitely enjoying motherhood.
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But DHS is taking pains to say it won't be doing that.
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When she wants to perform, he takes pains to ensure that ticket
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When she complained about chest pains she was sent to the hospital.
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But I take great pains to say I like the tax cut.
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And importantly, the automotive industry has taken pains to protect consumer privacy.
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Wasner encourages us to endure the growing pains of an experimental API.
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Of course, these digital innovations haven't come without growing pains for companies.
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Taylor: There's always pains in making a record and there should be.
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It pains me to learn that anyone felt uncomfortable on my set.
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The industry is its own microcosm of innovation and the growing pains.
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Rintoul is at pains to emphasize the wider context for Hodan's actions.
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Soon after, things shift as Johnson East begins to experience stomach pains.
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It honestly pains me to swipe right on some of these guys.
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Indeed, there is evidence that the playwright took pains to gather information.
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"Our failure to get the facts ... It pains me greatly," he added.
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Team doctor Inigo Sarriegui said Landa had woken up with abdominal pains.
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Many have felt the pains of its humiliation for centuries before us.
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You can almost feel yourself growing; you can feel the growing pains.
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Eventually he complained of chest pains and was taken to the hospital.
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Those pains were acknowledged by Baker in a recent interview with CNBC.
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A stronger performance at Bath & Body Works offset pains at Victoria's Secret.
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It pains me to say so, but Hognob is not enough. ♦
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Three times he visited a primary care practice, complaining of chest pains.
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"It pains us to file a murder case against them," he said.
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Shacochis evokes the pains and pleasures of the trek with lyrical prose.
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THIS PAINS ME, BUT...: We have a presidential election poll for 2020!
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Here, Tourles shared her favorite essential oils for comforting aches and pains.
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There were women who never stopped talking about their aches and pains.
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They think I'm too young, the pains of being the oldest child.
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Obviously there are some growing pains, or maybe lack of, right now.
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There will be growing pains, there will be hiccups but I'm positive.
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The hip attachment was nice when I was having specific hip pains.
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In Baden-Baden, you take to the baths to relieve your pains.
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But the problem isn't limited just to new systems with growing pains.
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And afterward, you would take ibuprofen to get rid of the pains.
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Stars: Brooke D'Orsay (Royal Pains) and Trevor Donovan (Sun Records) Friday, Nov.
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Chloé, looking underweight, has complained about chronic stomach pains to her gynecologist.
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And on Wednesday, the protesters took pains to keep their demonstrations orderly.
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Throughout the book, Hytner takes pains, periodically, to explain his natural reticence.
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But Hassett took pains not to blame his boss for the gaffe.
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It pains me that people thought we were O.K., and we weren't.
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As a child, she was told that they were just growing pains.
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Amazon suffered extreme growing pains in the late '90s and early 2000s.
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They describe their problems in detail: hair loss, stomach ailments, chest pains.
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And short-term, maybe there will be some growing pains, who knows?
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Mr. Macri has taken pains to emphasize his support for the cases.
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It pains me that it has been interpreted in any other way.
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Though it pains me to say it, the answer is: probably not.
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After feeling chest pains, Mr. Dimon had checked himself into the hospital.
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But like any growth spurt, there are growing pains and awkward moments.
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Western forces have generally taken pains to avoid stoking sentiment against foreigners.
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"We're going to have some growing pains, but that's O.K.," she said.
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Founded in 2006, 23andMe has experienced other growing pains over the years.
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His 21st-century 007 is at pains to seem sensitive, ambivalent, woke.
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For her pains, she was relieved and publicly labeled a toxic leader.
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Investors and traders have been at pains to anticipate Trump's next moves.
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Beyond Meat (BYND) and Peloton (PTON) have endured some growing pains, too.
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Now that I'm 66, I don't bore others with aches and pains.
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Growing pains are painful and difficult to weather, but they are necessary.
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It pains me to say it, but it seems that he did.
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Israel and Saudi Arabia even take pains to avoid each others' airspace.
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The man, in his 20s, was vomiting and had aches and pains.
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As violence breaks out, many take pains to identify themselves as untouchable.
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And with that stress comes aches, pains, and straight-up discomfort. Huzzah.
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She went to the hospital with pains every few days for weeks.
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What pains her is a reaction that some of those kids have.
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And they took special pains to mark genes that yeast need to survive.
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Those pains turned out to be signs that his tumor growing, he said.
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She was being processed for release when she began complaining of abdominal pains.
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Then there's some things, as much as it pains me, we just can't.
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"Sore joints and muscular pains" took away her ability to walk and function.
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Wisconsin isn't the only state undergoing the pains of a transition of power.
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The transformation from internet n00b to viral celebrity was full of growing pains.
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Activist groups like Black Lives Matter are taking pains to protect their communications.
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We take a lot of pains to hold onto people in our story.
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There, Palan says he personally experienced the pains involved with product management today.
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A deal, both banks are at pains to add, is far from certain.
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But Raphael is confident of the Hall's ability to handle any growing pains.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, thankfully, doesn't pull any punches in depicting those growing pains.
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They also supposedly support pressure points to relieve you of aches and pains.
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The company also takes pains to say that Even isn't a medical device.
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That's because in opposing witnesses, Alexander took great pains to fault Trump's conduct.
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It was only enough to feed the children, to ease their hunger pains.
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Screenshot: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Reproductive health tech is going through some growing pains.
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Tribeca is still a teenager itself, and still undergoing its own growing pains.
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She developed sharp pains in her lower abdomenand felt tired all the time.
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"He was really having heart pains and suffered a heart attack," she said.
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But at the same time, the company has been facing some growing pains.
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At his press conference, Rosenstein took pains not to go beyond its contents.
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We don't shame people for seeking medical advice when they have chest pains.
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I had sharp pains in my stomach every time I thought about him.
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Sure, they have some quirks, and Tesla has definitely endured some growing pains.
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Both were at pains to say Trump's decision changes nothing on the ground.
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Benjamin Franklin abused laudanum, an opium and alcohol mixture for his bodily pains.
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"It pains me to see this country divided by race," Mr. Link said.
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Veterans groups have taken pains to stress that their issues require bipartisan work.
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"They take great pains to make sure they follow proper procedures," he said.
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Meanwhile, DC/Warner aren't the only ones experiencing growing pains with ambitious franchises.
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But which of these pains—limiting things to the physical—hurts the worst?
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You've referenced the growing pains of your career in various candid Instagram posts.
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It's obvious the news pains her, but says it was the right decision.
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FEMUA takes pains to span every generations' taste, while keeping it pan-African.
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I haven't always felt this way, and it pains me to say this.
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The shift has caused growing pains for employees as well as technological challenges.
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But they will have to address the growing pains that come with that.
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They are personally invested in Brock and his future, and it pains them.
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Some of this is simply the normal pains of transitioning into the majority.
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The pains and horrors his art emanates are not intended for universal consumption.
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And she has the guts to tweet about hunger pains while doing it.
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There's infidelity, suffering, beak-breaking, and various other pains for the reader's enjoyment.
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LeBron James can compensate for many problems: lackluster defense, questionable decisions, growing pains.
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By the time I got outside I was feeling pains in my chest.
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But it wasn't the usual script about aches, pains and skyrocketing cholesterol levels.
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Critic's Notebook He's suffered the pains of superfame for half of his life.
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And those favorable results came while the service was coping with growing pains.
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But other people of color have taken pains to break up that argument.
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In spite of the format's growing pains, I remain a champion of it.
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"I took great pains to wear it and not pack it," said Mrs.
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He took great pains to restore and update the townhouse, Mr. Ponte said.
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Critics accused the FBI of taking pains to avoid recommending charges against Clinton.
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It is not without its pains, but mostly told through moments of glory.
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The Australian music industry, like many others, is going through severe growing pains.
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Three nights later, her son was in a hospital, complaining of stomach pains.
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Although this new station had its own growing pains, it has performed magnificently.
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That's why it pains me to see the acrimonious debate involving undocumented youth.
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He has also taken great pains to maintain a working relationship with Trump.
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Cohen, for his part, took pains to explain Roshi's transgressions without excusing them.
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Sunshine was there for me, when I ran into difficulties and growing pains.
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Trump himself has been at pains to signal his disinterest in Pence's advice.
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No, there haven't, but I've get strong muscle pains after every video shoot.
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There's a reason why it made a bunch of money and is getting nominated for every award that's not, like, a Grammy or an Emmy—Greta Gerwig's directorial debut is a coming-of-age yarn that feels bold and unique, a perfectly paced film that explores not only the pains and pleasures of being young, but the pains and pleasures (mostly pains) of existence in the modern world itself.
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In discussing the pleasures and pains of our daily lives, we constructed reality together.
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It turns out those pains were contractions, and now doctors are closely monitoring Briana.
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Bright, dynamic, and often playful, Ren's images don't plainly speak to his personal pains.
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My friend and I text each other back and forth about our hunger pains.
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Recently, he went in with stomach pains, and doctors downgraded that to a week.
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" She continues, "She would get these terrible bouts of vomiting and stabbing abdominal pains.
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Attendees included the Growing Pains cast, Bob Saget, Bill Maher, Alex Trebek and more.
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Last year, many companies took pains to explicitly separate themselves from an implicated executive.
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Leonardo DiCaprio's breakout role was arguably his television turn on the sitcom Growing Pains.
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He hugs them all, signs photos and is at pains to answer their questions.
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The event even goes through great pains to cast diverse people from different backgrounds.
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More autobiographical than their debut, this album is born from uncertainty and growing pains.
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Apple took pains to emphasize that the watch would not actually collect sonic data.
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It's one of the often-unspoken pains of post-partum – the struggle to breastfeed.
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With expansion, it has experienced the same growing pains as its social media contemporaries.
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Phantom Thread takes pains to make it clear that Reynolds Woodcock is not revolutionary.
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Let me start out by saying that it actually PAINS me to write this.
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Or is this simply the same security growing pains that every nascent platform encounters?
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U.S. aerospace and defense companies take great pains to remain in compliance with ITAR.
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The hospitalized patients reported difficulty breathing and chest pains, some requiring ventilators to breathe.
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But it's betting those short-term pains will lead to long-term economic gains.
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As season 282553 takes great pains to prove, Hannah made mistakes and had flaws.
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For their part, tech executives take pains to make as little news as possible.
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As much as it pains me to say it, this theory could be true.
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Either way, Riverdale takes great pains to make a sensible case for both arguments.
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And season 2 went to great pains to make Julian's mom's life seem awful.
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I had hunger pains earlier, so I don't want to push it tummy-wise.
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It pains me that I feel almost nothing when I use the new Kindle.
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And he took pains to emphasize that the country was still safe for tourism.
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You might just need a body pillow to thwart those nagging aches and pains.
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But when they're not being giant pains, they are hilarious and smart and generous.
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The hidden pains, however, didn't fool fellow Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps, her surrogate brother.
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Wright was admitted to the hospital in November after suffering pains in her side.
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One day after the late Growing Pains actor's — he passed away unexpectedly on Dec.
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Fed officials have been at pains recently to show they are relaxed about China.
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In reality, C-sections come with their own set of pains and recovery challenges.
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We've been at pains to say that monetary policy can move in both directions.
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The industry's issues as a whole are reflected in the Australian scene's growing pains.
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The researchers also took great pains to date the fossil, using three independent methods.
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The American president failed to appreciate the post-imperial phantom pains still plaguing Russia.
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And one that someone took pains to keep out of reach for the Bushes.
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Transitioning from an opposition party to the governing party can come with growing pains.
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To know that my name is being used in connection with it pains me.
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It pains me to report that these conspiracy theories are probably never going away.
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Yet even the normal aches and pains that go along with periods deserve relief.
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Doctors told her that she was just stressed or going through normal growing pains.
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Plans are being made, but you must also make space for some growing pains.
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But with population and industrial growth as staggering as India's, growing pains are inevitable.
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Growing pains are a common, albeit unwelcome, occurrence as youngsters and even organizations mature.
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She had developed severe fatigue, double vision, joint and neck pains, and muscle weakness.
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But as the trend accelerates, so do marketers' growing pains with managing internal agencies.
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Aches and pains will arise during a season, and players want to overcome them.
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"All of the abuse he has gone through pains me," she told the Post.
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That does not mean, however, that his punitive approach would ease America's economic pains.
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But officials have been at pains to point out that this one is different.
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Pagel said the USGA had expected "growing pains" given the scope of the changes.
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"We had these kind of sophomoric growing pains for a while," Ms. Nichols said.
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But, with the stakes so high, the US has taken pains to keep out.
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So both presidents want to take pains to demonstrate that they have other friends.
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Crawl Space is about this journey—her heartbreak, sure, but mostly her growing pains.
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It pains me that there is still a lot of Klan activity and racism.
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He is plagued with aches and pains in his hip, elbow, wrist and back.
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Clio Chang: It pains me more than anyone to say that Alex was right.
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Do not belittle women for needing to take time off for period pains.32.
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Of course, growing pains are inevitable in new markets, and CRTs are no exception.
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Yes, but: This oil boom comes with its own growing pains, according to CNN.
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She developed sharp pains in her lower abdomen and felt tired all the time.
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On Growing Pains, Thicke played father to Kirk Cameron, Candace's real-life older brother.
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At the plate and in the field, he has been working through growing pains.
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But these typical growing pains are nothing next to the creepiness of the premise.
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But the primary earlier this week revealed growing pains for the state's new laws.
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There couldn't be any of life's pains without Juliet's downy neck to cry into.
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Following his sentencing hearing, Weinstein was transferred to Bellevue Hospital after experiencing chest pains.
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But the Met also knew that some glitches and growing pains would be inevitable.
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Instead, they've not only done nothing — they've often taken pains to prop him up.
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"Great pains" are AGONIES, and are also a nice play on the Great Plains.
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Like all kids navigating adolescence, OWN's new series David Makes Man has growing pains.
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It is marketed to cure pains and anxiety, and is being experimented with medically.
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It pains me greatly to see how hard you are making your own life.
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When we spoke, she took pains to emphasize that none of this is inevitable.
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However, I almost agree with him despite how much it pains me to say.
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There are still growing pains for Democrats in their new role as the majority.
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As a lifelong Republican, it pains me to say this, but it's the truth.
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As much as it pains you to do, you just have to do it.
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He takes great pains to avoid publicizing differences between himself and the White House.
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"It pains me to my core to hear you say that," Ms. Ferrera said.
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"We still had stomach pains sometimes, diarrhea, the food was still bad," he added.
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Meanwhile, Mind the Gap has taken pains to avoid public detection since its inception.
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The account takes pains to emphasize that the Fed is planning a slow retreat.
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But Samamkaya Yoga in the Flatiron district caters to practitioners with aches and pains.
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"When we hear of the dead, it pains us," he said the next afternoon.
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Many directors, particularly at Bayreuth, have taken pains to show their consciousness of this.
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But he took pains to always praise Trump while he charted his contrary course.
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And in 2017, she debuted her first full-length, 16-track project, Growing Pains.
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House Republican leaders are taking pains to portray the community rating option as exploratory.
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The authorities, however, were at pains to to say it was not a quarantine.
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You took pains on "The Tonight Show" to joke equally about both political parties.
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Both have taken pains in recent years to find additional space for ground burials.
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All those microaggressions and things I experienced I chalked up to as growing pains.
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A good example is patients suffering from vague diffuse pains with no discernible cause.
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And so does additional growing pains for what is the oil patch's ultimate boomtown.
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"It's a lot of headaches, a lot of pains, but it's racing," he said.
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Those stumbles are growing pains that can be ironed out in the subsequent season.
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The film takes pains to cast Marta as an outsider in other discomforting ways.
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The 2016 election was, though it pains me to say, a defeat for conservatism.
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It pains me, too, to admit that Watchmen has ... not been growing on me.
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Mr. Ali went to the bathroom repeatedly during the flight, complaining of stomach pains.
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Many owners of those businesses are taking pains to be joiners rather than disrupters.
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To Mr. Noble and other top officials, the problems were initially considered growing pains.
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After its April 1992 series finale, the cast (including Ashley Johnson who joined as daughter Chrissy during the show's final two seasons) united for two reunion movies: 2000's The Growing Pains Movie and 2004's Growing Pains: Return of the Seavers.
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Most of us are probably used to taking medication for any pains (labor pains included), but there's nothing stopping you from coming up with your own way of taking some of the pressure off — as long as you do so safely, of course.
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"Moving from an opposition party to a governing party, comes with growing pains and well, we're feeling those growing pains today," Ryan said Friday afternoon announcing the bill was being pulled, with palpable frustration at the party whose votes he failed to wrangle.
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It is true that Donald Trump is, by all measures of the law, the legitimate president-elect and will legitimately be inaugurated our 45th president on Friday, no matter how much it pains me to write that or pains you to read it.
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Alongside high-minded debate, a great nation's birth-pains included sectarian rage and political terror.
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At Intuit, design starts with deep customer empathy — understanding their pains, behaviors, emotions and stories.
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Symptoms of brucellosis include night sweats, muscle pains, and death if not treated with antibiotics.
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The Mask of Zorro actor was hospitalized in England after experiencing chest pains while exercising.
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The post ended with an inspirational message of hope for those going through similar pains.
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DiCaprio wasn't the only cast member to share a tribute to the Growing Pains father.
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But American Girl's growing pains aren't limited to its fraught relationship with its historical past.
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And by stressed I mean chest pains, waking up early, and dreading school in general.
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Thicke also portrayed Bure's brother Kirk Cameron's dad on the 1985-1992 sitcom Growing Pains.
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It's also believed to relieve one of the most common pains women experience: menstrual pain.
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She has also shared experiences that reveal the growing pains of an increasingly diverse Congress.
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According to NBC 7, Aidan fell sick on June 12, 2013, suffering severe stomach pains.
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That same day she was taken to Del Sol Medical Center due to chest pains.
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While it almost pains me to admit this, I liked watching it in 3D, though.
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Redditor OceanSlim has felt these very same pains, and decided to do something about it.
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As with any period of significant change and revolution, there are, of course, growing pains.
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Unsurprisingly, prevailing trends have brought financial pains to many big motorcycle makers, including Harley Davidson.
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Either that, or she's trying to drum up support for her 2009 flop, Labor Pains.
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And it's true that BlaBlaCar faced some growth pains and is now a leaner company.
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The animal hadn't been violent before, and was aggressive because of joint pains, he said.
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But there will be some analysts who can't see the growth for the growing pains.
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Does it not now have a responsibility to advance the technology, despite possible growing pains?
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You can call it growing pains for Uber as it quickly expands into new markets.
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Some things seem evergreen; the Bitcoin civil war is resurgent; the Ethereum's growing pains continue.
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Twitter and Facebook are not democracies, though they might take pains to appear that way.
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A pregnant woman who complained of stomach pains died in jail, according to her family.
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But when she began experiencing "sharp, needle-like pains," Killian quickly sought a second opinion.
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And immensely subject to the hurts and pains that all the rest of us feel.
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Two years earlier she canceled a string of dates after being hospitalized for chest pains.
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One, the study takes pains not to say with any certainty that it proves causality.
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But people like me, again, I've taken great pains to ... Like, I have no sponsors.
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Two years ago, he underwent an emergency heart procedure after suffering exhaustion and chest pains.
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Zenon al-Makari, 45, died while being rushed to hospital after suffering severe stomach pains.
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We expected to have emotional growing pains as feelings came up that we hadn't anticipated.
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Facebook was early to launch (growing pains and all) and has continued to evolve these.
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As much as it pains us to say it, summer is coming to an end.
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It pains me greatly to say it, but this budget increase is likely not enough.
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Oklahoma City (4-7) is meshing seven new players, and the growing pains are tough.
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But they're also, on many levels, beautiful, exotic, alluring, exciting total pains in the ass.
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Even those who have left take pains to note the positive aspects of Hasidic communities.
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But Alison Mosshart is, and it deeply pains me to use this word, a badass.
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It's undeniable that work is changing, and as with any change there are growing pains.
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That's not to say that the creatures didn't have to deal with some growing pains.
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Then, taking pains to insist 'as I said on Saturday,' Trump denounced the hate groups.
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But growing pains accompanied prior effort to load up the minifeed with news and video.
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But that's just part of the growing pains of becoming a public company, Hogan said.
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She had earlier complained of pregnancy pains, and called an Uber to get her there.
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For example, are stomach pains the result of a virus, or could it be appendicitis?
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Interestingly, whoever was behind the Tesla hack went to great pains to cover their tracks.
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But like all thriving young industries, online tutoring has begun to feel serious growing pains.
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She spends hours a week talking to mothers, taking pains to listen to their concerns.
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EU officials were at pains not to appear to be publicly interfering in Italian politics.
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Some argue that the appearance of disarray on the left is just necessary growing pains.
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And startups aren't just simplifying the regulatory pains of the housing process through building codes.
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Thicke's youngest son, Carter, also took to social media to remember the Growing Pains star.
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He had been previously hospitalized twice after experiencing chest pains, the Times of Israel reported.
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Acupressure Mat Acupressure is used to relieve aches and pains, lower stress, and improve sleep.
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Acupressure mat Acupressure is used to relieve aches and pains, lower stress, and improve sleep.
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The artist addresses himself, while at no pains to reassure the rest of us. ♦
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MACE includes heart attack, ischemic stroke, coronary heart disease and unstable chest pains requiring hospitalization.
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Still Facebook has been at pains to address its issues in order to reassure investors.
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Sanyet's father, also called Jorge Antonio, became ill quickly -- nausea, stomach pains, headaches and diarrhea.
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But China has to go through some pains to strengthen its financial industry, experts said.
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In the meantime, Credit Suisse's margin pains may continue to undo any diet-driven gains.
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Indeed, its leaders were at pains to insist it was not a coup at all.
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All the physical changes that come with pregnancy also come with new aches and pains.
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Uber acknowledged the growing pains but said they are a natural part of the process.
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But the leaders of Turedjam took pains to talk to me about anything but mining.
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In the back of the ambulance, DiVecceli's partner tended to a man with abdominal pains.
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Guardian Firewall also takes pains to avoid becoming another cog in the data machine itself.
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Run free Pete, you no longer have all those aches and pains of old age.
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Instead of pushing through stabbing pains or pulled muscles, I had to just let go.
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But other celebs prefer to keep theirs private, and take great pains to do so.
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Shadow of War has gone to pains to make the player care about the orcs.
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The result is a town in flux, suffering growing pains and undergoing a learning curve.
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Though it pains me to admit it, playing hard to get can be highly effective.
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I like to think that we are figuring out all of our growing pains together.
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It will likely have some artistic growing pains, but maybe that's worth sticking by, too.
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On one front are the aforementioned growing pains of implementing accessibility tools into other platforms.
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It's a growth phase and, as in other walks of life, there are growing pains.
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But the researchers of this new study make pains to avoid demonizing emo music itself.
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The administration took pains to emphasize that the sanctions were not meant to target China.
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The thinner MacBook ultimately won and was shipped; single-USB-C growing pains and all.
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Studying Richter's work, Donnersmarck learned that he had taken unusual pains to control its reception.
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Ultimately, reading the book was like "working through my pains with a therapist," she said.
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Local foundations take pains to argue that not all homes for DAFs are built equally.
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Plus we go inside the long-awaited debut album Chest Pains from Chicago rapper, Warhol.ss.
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Even the Islamist candidate, Mr Mourou, took pains to distance himself from his own party.
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At worst, people would suffer from a rash and fever with some aches and pains.
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The woman had suffered a heart attack earlier that year and was having chest pains.
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Of most concern is the team's offense, which is suffering from Jared Goff's growing pains.
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Wyonch told VICE the supply shortage amounts to part of the growing pains of legalization.
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It pains me when I see him sad, and also when he is cheerfully oblivious.
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"There are millions of Americans waking up with those aches and pains," Mr. Ludwig said.
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As for Andujar and Torres, the Yankees will have to live with their growing pains.
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His temperature rose to 102 degrees, and he had joint pains and a bad headache.
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I've run through muscle pains, strains and plantar fasciitis, and once I fell while running.
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Some of the symptoms include difficulty breathing, shortness of breath or chest pains, says NPR.
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And notwithstanding their rousing start against the deconstructed Hawks, many growing pains await these Knicks.
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The couple say that the merging of their families came with only minor growing pains.
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The flu is also more likely than COVID-19 to come with aches and pains.
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She made her Broadway debut as a teenager in "Growing Pains," a 1933 Broadway flop.
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It is taking great pains to admit a lot more women and people of color.
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It makes walking difficult, and we XLHers suffer more aches and pains than most people.
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Far darker stories loom beneath the common complaints of headaches, stomach pains and muscle strains.
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Growing pains have cut the microblogging site to less than five times next year's revenue.
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Despite all the growing pains, some quintessential parts of San Francisco have maintained their appearance.
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Stomach pains, gas, and vomiting are also signs that the baby has eaten too much.
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Ben Simmons, the 76ers' first-year point guard, labored through another series of growing pains.
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But their troubles in San Diego show how the services have now hit growing pains.
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But their troubles in San Diego, above, show how the services have hit growing pains.
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For people that buy this, living through the growing pains is basically the fun part.
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Her testimony was bolstered by the fact that she took pains to avoid appearing political.
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The injuries included smoke inhalation and chest pains, fire department Deputy Chief Andrew Fossa said.
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Such teething pains are unavoidable in a complex industry taking hold in a developing economy.
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The Trump administration is also taking pains, it says, to make the shutdown more livable.
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Paul is a dutiful student, bringing pastries to his lessons, taking pains to impress Giovanni.
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Worst of all, not being able to play with Carl pains me every single day.
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Mr. Spicer, who had taken pains to call on Ms. Ryan that day, was incredulous.
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The aches and pains of migration become especially literal in the bodies of aging refugees.
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It pains me to read these stories, and yet it is comes as no surprise.
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McMillion, who said he was a gun owner himself, took pains to avoid alienating customers.
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"Growing Pains" and "The Cosby Show" had their final episodes five days apart in 1992.
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But Musk and Mayor Emanuel also took pains to address the "doubters" in the room.
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These are normal growing pains for any first-time festival... and there are always solutions.
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But the next governor will have to address the growing pains that come with that.
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As Mooney is at pains to emphasize in his book, personality does not dictate ideology.
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Trainspotting depicts the pains of drug addiction in the midst of a socio-economic crisis.
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Bank of England policymakers have been at pains to stress rate hikes are still possible.
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These developments could be early-stage transition pains that will get worked out over time.
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They're often remade, but historians and film buffs go to pains to preserve the originals.
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But in the 20 years since legalization of medical marijuana, California's market has undergone growing pains.
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All of these men have watched but never experienced first-hand the pains built into womanhood.
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Indeed, the White House typically take pains to avoid seeming to interfere in foreign political contests.
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Sorensen also claimed she initially thought the expecting mother was experiencing uterus cramps, not labor pains.
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However, even though the machines streamline the process, there's still some growing pains as customers adjust.
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She was pregnant and was crying out in birth pains and the agony of giving birth.
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On Tuesday, He told TMZ that he was back in the hospital, suffering from chest pains.
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Perhaps that's judgmental, but I take pains to avoid sentimentalizing struggles that are not my own.
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Actually, it'll give an even closer look at the pains that were taken to create it.
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Also, it's gotten to the point where I can't ignore the pains in my chest anymore.
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On the one hand, some aches and pains feel like trophies after a particularly grueling workout.
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"He was really having heart pains and suffered a heart attack," Samantha told Good Morning Britain.
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" Given the car's many ongoing enhancements, Deeter looked at them as "little glitches, normal growing pains.
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I'm having chest pains, where you get out and you start walking and you can't breathe.
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Half her patients suffer from symptoms linked to air pollution - like chest pains, coughing and breathlessness.
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His son, an MP, voted against it, and was expelled from the PPM for his pains.
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Stockpickers go to great pains to gather the facts, to assess them and to trade them.
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I am thrilled with the way things are going, but some days we experience growing pains.
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Yet there are signs Amazon maybe seeing growing pains with its direct-to-consumer grocery deliveries.
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It can also be used to temporarily relieve minor aches and pains on muscles and joints.
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Harry didn t take part in the activity himself because of his own aches and pains.
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It physically pains us to think about all the money we've pissed away over the years.
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The trouble started when Pooja, a 16-year-old Jat girl, developed pains in her belly.
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Hepatitis A is a liver disease that can cause severe stomach pains, dark jaundice and fatigue.
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At 22000 she was cast in the 1933 Broadway comedy "Growing Pains," which lasted 29 performances.
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Conservatives typically take great pains to protect the free market from undue interference from the government.
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The Freedom Party has also taken pains to shed its Nazi legacy — by courting Jewish voters.
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Republicans have been at pains this primary season to distinguish between Donald Trump and his supporters.
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This might not magically soothe your gas pains, but it can make you feel more comfortable.
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Whenever Sonos releases new updates, it takes pains to make sure older hardware still works reliably.
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Well, I'm a God-fearing person and we rest a lot of our pains on him.
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He offers the pretense of impartiality, and takes pains to admonish "both sides" for being uncivil.
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But I think it's needed—it's needed to flush out those pains, instead of bottling up.
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The organizers take pains to remind the audience that this is a strictly non-smoking event.
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And no, the study authors take pains to insist, Google's Incognito mode won't keep your secrets.
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But it's soon to fade if we don't take the pains to conserve and protect it.
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After all, streaming services like Sling TV had significant growing pains getting of the launch pad.
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Cops say Kairi was treated by EMS after complaining of chest pains, but was later released.
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Yet the technology is still in its early days and projects have faced some growing pains.
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Parting ways with their player tendencies and choosing love is an aspect of those growing pains.
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Symptoms include fatigue, headache, fever, muscle pains and a rash similar to that of Lyme disease.
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As Starr's investigation gained momentum, the White House took pains to limit their staffers' legal exposure.
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That is because Ms Fernández took great pains to hide the consequences of her economic policies.
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In most people, typhoid causes a high fever, fatigue, stomach pains, and a loss of appetite.
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Watson: It pains me to see people not stand and honor the flag during the anthem.
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So it pains us to admit that her showing at Monday nights' Grammys fell pretty flat.
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She became addicted to the opioids prescribed for her joint pains and was started on methadone.
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Schwartz represents an honest stab at fixing an offensive line that had growing pains last year.
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"It pains me to say this, but the president did have a choice," Ingraham said Friday.
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He once held her palm over a candle flame, to demonstrate the looming pains of Hell.
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Reduced fetal movements are similar to chest pains — a warning sign that something could be wrong.
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In the short term, however, the transition pains may be taking a toll on the staff.
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These growing pains may not shake shareholders' confidence in Elon Musk or other current board members.
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Robinson still has a way to go, and the 2019-20 season will still feature pains.
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Many of the largest tech companies have taken pains to appear impartial in matters of politics.
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"As a lifelong Republican, it pains me to say this, but it's the truth," McCollister continued.
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They're reporting mysterious symptoms like chest pains, fever, difficulty breathing, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and weight loss.
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It's largely successful in the admirable quest to prevent blisters, heel chafing, and other foot pains.
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But Apple's market exits are a clear sign of severe growing pains inside the existing structure.
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"Oh, check this out before you go in, Tom," I said, taking pains to sound casual.
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She also told doctors she felt periodic stomach pains and got full quickly when she ate.
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The twenty percent who are symptomatic have signs of fever, rash, muscle pains, and eye inflammation.
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She has said her second LP, "The Pains of Growing," features only one songwriter: Ms. Cara.
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He was at pains to explain that he had never met an Ahmadi in his life.
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Nothing pains me more than definition-based clues for long entries that could have been interesting.
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But the damage can be lasting — Mr. Tamba's attempt scarred his stomach, which still pains him.
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Harvey Weinstein is currently in the hospital for chest pains before serving his 23-year sentence.
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LinkedIn and Airbnb still have businesses there, though they take pains to comply with local laws.
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Refusing to list one just as certainly pains those who view restitution as justice long delayed.
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She is at pains not — I repeat, not — to be just The Violinist Who Plays Barefoot.
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Following his conviction last month, Weinstein was hospitalized in New York after complaining of chest pains.
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Guha is at pains to refute Arundhati Roy's dismissal of Gandhi as a reactionary on caste.
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She took pains to protect her intellectual property and often scorned attempts to commercialize her novel.
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Instead it makes pains to couch the technology as an "additional tool" to assist its officers.
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The daycare worker had tried to see a doctor for chest pains and shortness of breath.
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He composed verses on love, nature, art, travel and the various pains and joys of life.
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Or "Heaven Help Me," a ratchety trap-gospel track carrying complaints about the pains of love.
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Like any job, being on a convention staff has its frustrations, learning curves and growing pains.
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Soldiers were at pains to explain this new human experience of battle to those back home.
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This huge development hasn't been without its growing pains including needed new transportation and network infrastructure.
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"The decentralized web is really new, and it's going to have crazy growing pains," Bustillos said.
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They also took great pains to design the optimal type of molecule for in the experiment.
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But that success has also brought growing pains: Homelessness, housing prices and traffic congestion have soared.
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Sanders was at a campaign event on Tuesday in Vegas when he began experiencing chest pains.
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Despite his complaints of chest pains, many believed that the military was protecting him from prosecution.
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February 19: She goes the doctor with throat and chest pains, and is sent home afterward.
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Sanders was hospitalized after experiencing chest pains during a campaign event in Las Vegas on Oct.
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Symptoms and signs of Marburg include headache, vomiting blood, muscle pains and bleeding through various orifices.
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Growing pains and all, the United States progressed with migrants free to live as ordinary people.
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She took pains to stay healthy throughout her pregnancy, using spreadsheets to track what she ate.
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A number of them also took pains to note that they had nothing against rap music.
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Customers reported symptoms such as vomiting, severe stomach pains, diarrhea, dehydration and, in some cases, hospitalization.
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Booker and his team took pains during the debate to show they were thriving without it.
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To build their case, Democrats have taken pains to connect Giuliani's efforts in Ukraine to Trump.
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As a septuagenarian athlete, Ms. Uffner, a New Yorker, was used to having aches and pains.
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As a septuagenarian athlete, Ms. Uffner, a New Yorker, was used to having aches and pains.
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As they rapidly accumulated wealth, the Bezos family took pains to preserve the trappings of normalcy.
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In draft after draft, we took pains to let the investigation speak for itself, without bias.
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Sophia's designer, Hanson Robotics, has said it took pains to establish the robot's lifelike feminine qualities.
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Aides say his economy-themed stump speech takes pains to acknowledge the pain of nonwhite workers.
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Growing pains for Pokémon Go were inevitable; innovations often begin life as wild, open-ended things.
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Perhaps Holm and Correia at this point in time are victims of the division's growing pains.
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Growing up, the brothers had to live with the stark pains of being an albino in Cameroon.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Cruz has taken pains to highlight Mr. Trump's past support for abortion rights.
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With all these aches and pains and insomnia, can I reinvent myself before it's time to retire?
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But the oil driller took pains to note that it "currently has no plans to pursue bankruptcy."
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In most of the cases, genital mutilation brings urinary infections, as well as menstrual and abdominal pains.
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"The failures we've seen are better explained by the pains of the R&D process," he said.
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Antonio Banderas was hospitalized in the U.K. earlier this month after suffering chest pains, PEOPLE can confirm.
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Dogs and cats can safely take small doses to decrease anxiety, ease pains, and even treat epilepsy.
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"Moving from an opposition party to a governing party comes with growing pains," Ryan told reporters Friday.
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And he would come in and massage us and, you know, help with our aches and pains.
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On the episode, Matenopoulos discusses the reality of "sympathy pains" — but DeLoach isn't having any of it.
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So I had to get past whatever my aches and pains were just to do the job.
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This past May, during a routine checkup with my doctor, I realized the chest pains had dissipated.
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Even the world's most glamorous people had to go through the pains and gains of teen years.
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Reddit itself is evolving: after significant growing pains, it's making concerted efforts to cement a mainstream following.
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"She would get these terrible bouts of vomiting and stabbing abdominal pains," Wilson told PEOPLE in March.
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We're told he was complaining of chest pains and paramedics took him by ambulance to a hospital.
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There are few "Growing Pains" fans who won't fondly remember "sharin' the laughter and love" with Thicke.
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Their recommendation: outlets should take pains not to overemphasize or hype the names and photos of shooters.
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And most of the tech companies were at pains in Davos to acknowledge that new political environment.
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This comes after Markle reportedly had a heart attack last week and suffered from chest pains overnight.
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Seventh-ranked Michigan looks to work through its growing pains when it hosts Air Force on Saturday.
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Jaime was on the House floor when, two months premature, she started feeling the pains of labor.
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" The race participant "stepped out of the race within the first mile and reported having chest pains.
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He then complained of chest pains and was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment, Moore said.
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ASTRONOMICAL downtown rents, power cuts, traffic that gets worse by the week: these are Yangon's growing pains.
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About 12 years ago, my father was lying in his bed with chest pains, struggling to breathe.
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These are growing pains that face any new medium as it works to refine and define itself.
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Lauren takes great pains to show off her Neil Lane engagement ring — in a white dress, naturally.
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Mattel's been taking great pains to update its product lines for a plugged-in generation of kids.
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I start getting weird back/hip pains, so I fall asleep with a heating pad around 11.
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It took nearly a decade of growing pains after the formation of Ment'or to win first place.
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Growing pains Beyond the severe damage to donkey populations, the new industry caused environmental and economic problems.
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It pains me to not compete in this Olympic season, but I know it's for the best.
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But if Target can prove those pains are easing as sales rise, shares should continue to climb.
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The outlet previously reported that Thomas was experiencing chest pains and checked back into the hospital Tuesday.
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I felt really good last year until the knee went, but I'm used to aches and pains.
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Further, they take great pains in explaining that it is almost impossible to achieve what they promise.
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The administration took pains to develop the second version of the order in a more normal way.
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When the project was designed, officials were at pains to argue that all north China would benefit.
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"It all depends on the muscle pains that hinder his mobility," a spokesperson for Pele told Reuters.
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THINX is no different, we have growing pains too, but now we are on the right track.
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"As much as it pains me to say, please enjoy this wonderful weather," added Chairman Ralph Izzo.
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Alan Thicke, who rose to stardom on the popular sitcom Growing Pains, has died at age 19833.
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We're talking about heavy palpitations, shortness of breath, tightness in the chest like you feel physical pains.
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Thicke, widely known for his role as Dr. Jason Seaver on Growing Pains, passed away on Tuesday.
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Thomas Markle tells TMZ, he's experiencing serious chest pains ... this after his heart attack 6 days ago.
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Mexican authorities have taken pains to make sure he doesn't get out again, or get too comfortable.
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Hollande and Michel took pains to exchange mutual compliments to their security services and cross-border cooperation.
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The singer took to Instagram on Friday to share two throwback photos of the Growing Pains star.
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There will inevitably be more flagged athletes as UFC and USADA's policy get through some growing pains.
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These stories took pains to justify the bloodlust of human characters by making dinosaurs grotesque and violent.
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As usual when discussing these kind of radical new efficiencies, Walmart took pains to quiet such fears.
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"There are going to be growing pains," Detroit manager Brad Ausmus said of his young, inexperienced rotation.
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The "milksicle," then, is a pretty genius solution — it's safe, healthy, and soothes your baby's teething pains.
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Some kind of phone amnesty would allow us to enjoy the simple pleasures and pains of sport.
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But now it looks like the newly merged airline is not without its share of growing pains.
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If you look at a company like a baby, everyone has the same growing pains at first.
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Governor Cuomo has taken pains to distance himself from Mr. Howe since news of the investigation broke.
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The launch comes as the nascent peer-to-peer lending sector expands, despite facing some growing pains.
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A cookie company owned by a 13-year-old entrepreneur and his mother faces serious growing pains.
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We ought to take pains to distinguish between two different questions that might otherwise be jumbled together.
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Wanjohi first contracted the infection in 22014, when he noticed a persistent cough, chest pains and fever.
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Silicon Valley is more willing to tolerate the growing pains of startup firms than Wall Street is.
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Amid the furor erupting online among alumnae, school officials said they were taking pains to respond sensitively.
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Other recent portrayals of controversial chronic illness generally take pains to weave in reassurances for their audience.
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Stoltenberg has taken pains not to get on Trump's bad side, crediting him with allies' increased spending.
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Lately I've come to realize that my lifelong beat, in essence, has been one species' growing pains.
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One was that Juul expanded too fast to meet explosive demand, leading to growing pains, they said.
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These growing pains are part of the reason the brothers say they are holding onto their Bitcoin.
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"There are certainly some growing pains in getting used to it for many students," Dr. Rockman said.
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Even more important to its inevitable success, though, is what it exhibits few signs of: growing pains.
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Brushing aside the pains of the trade war, Tsai said people were over worried about China's economy.
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We've been assured there's more to come, but the couple will also be experiencing some growing pains.
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I like you better than most of my co-workers, so this decision pains me to make.
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The food poisoning I initially suffered from before my chest pains began turned out to be Salmonella.
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Maybe it's just young and full of growing pains and struggling with the subtleties of rule enforcement.
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She confessed she's had a crush on Leonardo DiCaprio since the Oscar-winner's days on Growing Pains.
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It's horribly painful and often vastly understood by medical professionals (or downplayed as "just bad period pains").
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New solutions will always have unfortunate growing pains that sadly result in the loss of human life.
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And $7003 is $2700, certainly, but as far as growing pains go, it's a pretty small one.
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But Teachers got to bypass all of those growing pains and skip straight to the good stuff.
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There are also aggravating pains: chafing under the arms, blisters on hands, impact vibrations jolting up wrists.
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Mr. Sellars has been at pains to flesh out the opera's rather sketchy connection to its setting.
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Politics figure front and center in the lyrics, but the group takes pains not to be didactic.
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Last week he was hospitalized after chest pains that began while he was exercising, the group said.
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They knew those emotions were there, but they took great pains not to examine them too closely.
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She would get stomach pains, infections, high blood pressure—all medical issues she had never had before.
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And in the paper, Kahan and his co-authors take pains to stress these findings are provisional.
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"It pains me that we are sitting here adding another chapter to his book," Miller said. Rep.
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Since her May marriage ceremony, Markle has taken pains to avoid stealing the spotlight from other brides.
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I experienced body pains that took months to go away, simply because I wasn't eating enough food.
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Dengue causes flu-like symptoms, including piercing headaches, muscle and joint pains, fever and full body rashes.
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Op-Ed Contributor JERUSALEM — Almost seven decades after its birth, Israel is still having ferocious growing pains.
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But the judge took pains to say that was not her reasoning for a period of probation.
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"The person who has been freed has been freed from the pains of this life," he said.
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The pains of divorce, the wounds of betrayal, the clouds of mistrust — rich muses, all of them.
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It pains a teenager to know that his parents were far cooler than he will ever be.
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Montana had reportedly been experiencing severe stomach pains, nausea and an increased heart rate, according to TMZ.
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The proposal takes pains to say that homeowners will face few changes in a reformed mortgage market.
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But Republicans uniformly campaigned against the program, while Democrats found themselves at pains to demonstrate its virtues.
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Ferrari and Lamborghini take pains to provide drivers with a rich symphony of rapid-fire internal combustion.
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"He wanted to arrive at something new with 'Usher' and went to great pains," Mr. Herlin said.
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Brown is at pains to show the different meanings that can be found in Billie's bold behavior.
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Mr. Limbaugh complained of chest pains in late 2009, but said testing at the time seemed inconclusive.
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He had left a note and some petty cash, but had spent great pains obscuring his identity.
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On one of these missions, in 1804, a fellow-student recommended opium to De Quincey, for pains.
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For nearly a week, Mikayla, 10, had suffered intensifying bouts of fever, diarrhea and stabbing stomach pains.
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February 21, 22, and 25: She visits the doctor three more times with throat and chest pains.
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After a hurricane, candidates typically take great pains to make sure they don't look like political opportunists.
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Moore and Land take pains not to criticize each other, even though they disagree on political strategy.
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It seemed to me that all the old people wrote about was their aches, pains and death.
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And so the anthology takes pains to show how leaders react to the ambiguities of their roles.
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"Just like high heels can cause pains and aches in the feet, so can flats," she says.
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Just a few hours later, Mill dropped his very own diss track, "War Pains" on his SoundCloud.
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"Nowadays, people are trying to seek out alternative ways to deal with pains they're having," Cipriano said.
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While gun ownership is allowed, the state takes great pains to make sure guns are not abused.
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Even when speaking before civil rights and women's rights groups, Obama took pains to avoid particularistic appeals.
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For nearly a week, Mikayla, 10, had suffered intensifying bouts of fever, diarrhea and stabbing stomach pains.
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As a feminist, it pains me to admit that I got so much validation from male attention.
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Could all these months of aches and pains, night sweats, vomiting and diarrhea really be from mono?
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Fever, headaches, vomiting, muscle and joint pains, transmitted by a mosquito bite in his native Dominican Republic.
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On May 14, he experienced chest pains and was forced to miss Markle's nuptials at Windsor castle.
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It's strange to think about the fact that the internet didn't instantaneously turn on one day for the entire world, that there were significant growing pains at a time when Growing Pains was still on the air in the US and we had no idea Kirk Cameron was religious.
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And it is taking pains to avoid the computing pitfalls that befell a rival, TSB, earlier this year.
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But last week, Angie and her husband John Shaw were in Las Vegas, she began experiencing abdominal pains.
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It pains Bosworth to observe Latino and brown-skinned immigrants being targeted by law enforcement in his city.
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I -- pains to me to say it because he&aposs been a friend of mine for 20 years.
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It also could be another case of growing pains for a political newbie, if the quotes are accurate.
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But Cook took pains to explain that the dollar was to blame for Apple not making more dollars.
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We ask that you please be patient and understanding as we undergo the growing pains of neighborhood revitalization.
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The PMCs of the 2000s were at pains to make it look like that era was behind us.
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Speaking of pains in the ass, I do not recommend trying to do tricks with the Boosted Mini.
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For example, are you trying to feel stimulated, get sleep, help ease aches and pains, or reduce anxiety?
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And it is perfectly normal for couples to go through some growing pains once children enter the picture.
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That part of becoming true friends with somebody is in knowing the pains the other person is suffering.
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Lyft is going to go through these same exact growing pains and people are figuring out what works.
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"I think these companies are now realizing that investing in mobile can take away other pains," Sand said.
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VICE News spoke with Fuyao's chairman and visited employees in Moraine, Ohio to discuss the company's growing pains.
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And yes, phones are stupid expensive now, and the cost for replacing one pains me to think about.
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"When my period was not coming and I had strong abdominal pains, I started getting worried," Ali recalls.
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One friend poured concrete and returned to the halfway house each night exhausted, full of aches and pains.
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Under intense scrutiny, the China-led AIIB has been at pains to get off to a smooth start.
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" He moved back in with his parents after the storm, which at his age he said, "pains me.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt took pains to disguise his paralysis, which nonetheless became an inspiration to differently-abled people.
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In practice, many such petitioners have found themselves in "black jails" (extra-legal detention centres) for their pains.
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Greengrass's script takes pains to unpack not only Breivik's ethnic nationalism but the monstrous, banal narcissism behind it.
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David Pepper, chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party, takes pains to not take sides in the 22020 primary.
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It causes shortness of breath, a persistent cough and chest pains, and makes people highly susceptible to tuberculosis.
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Facebook had a seven-year head start, however, and has already gone through most of its growing pains.
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"We're past the growing pains, and we went through a reboot during the All-Star break," Ellis said.
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But while Instant Articles does what its name suggests, there have been some teething pains with the format.
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The story centers around the four March sisters who confront growing pains, financial woes, tragedies and romantic rivalries.
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"This feels like sharp, dagger pains and it's almost instant," Hough recalled thinking in an interview with Today.
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Celeste Ng's latest novel, Little Fires Everywhere, is a meditation on the unspoken pains and contradictions of motherhood.
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It pains me to type these searing words of dismissal, but we all have to face the facts.
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They're at great pains to reassure viewers they too have experienced setbacks, but things are clearly working out.
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To be fair, we're guessing many of the complaints are the result of unlucky but solvable growing pains.
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It may not be the only reason they're having stomach pains, but it definitely plays a large role.
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Perhaps this won't be the death of the app so much as a passing era of growing pains.
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Insiders have labeled these issues as "growing pains" in the transition from presidential campaign to grass-roots organization.
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I didn't want to be the kind of photojournalist that would just go in and exploit their pains.
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As Williams' due date approaches, the star has said that she experiences back pains and other body changes.
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Mel Robbins: Hillary Clinton got bad advice As a Clinton supporter, it pains me to say Trump won.
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Cyn: I got started in music when I was just going through the usual pains of growing up.
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There are ways of easing the capital's growth pains that would be both more humane and more efficient.
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During the course of it, she alleged Trump took pains to avoid connecting her expenses back to him.
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My great fear was always becoming one of those old people with all the little aches and pains.
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Each has attained an enviable position as a valued solution to an important set of customer security pains.
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The series has had to work through other growing pains beyond simply finding a balance between its sensibilities.
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"I wake up with neck pains sometimes," he said when asked about the drawback of his long hair.
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The Defenders premiere makes pains to check in with basically every major returning player from the four shows.
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Cows currently out of stock The biggest growing pains for Shezi's business has been finding quality breeding cows.
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And Wagner takes pains to distinguish her project from the Design Reform movement in both spirit and tone.
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His remarks appeared aimed at reassuring financial investors that the Fed would take pains not to shock investors.
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As it transitioned from a DVD rental service to a streaming media company, Netflix had some growing pains.
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Silicosis causes shortness of breath, a persistent cough and chest pains, and makes people highly susceptible to tuberculosis.
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We've rounded them up ahead, so you don't have to go through the pains of childbirth finding them.
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As a Muslim and a black man, it pains me to witness this low moment for our country.
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It was again his back nine, not his back side, however, that caused the biggest pains of all.
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Two of the festival's world premieres are about late-onset growing pains, and how they stem from loss.
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Drag queens and wrestlers alike take pains to carefully craft their personas, outfits, makeup and on-stage maneuvers.
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I just think there are some growing pains that come with that, but things we can work through.
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The film centers around the four March sisters who confront growing pains, financial woes, tragedies and romantic rivalries.
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No oil changes, no insurance, no break-ins, no alternate-side street parking, no pains in the ass.
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Growing pains Still, N26 says it continues to grow apace with 10,000 new users signing up each day.
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Just watch out for some intensity in your relationships—your partners are going through some major growing pains.
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Another person struggled to breathe, had chest pains and an open wound as a result of the fall.
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Still, the town has had its growing pains, according to a 2004 study from the University of Nebraska.
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Stabbing, tiring or exhausting pains in the phantom limb were also less common after treatment, the study found.
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"Moving from an opposition party to a governing party comes with growing pains," Ryan said at the time.
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She'd just been released from a hospital a few days prior ... after she'd received treatment for chest pains.
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It tells us that God cares about the details and everyday problems, hopes, and pains in our life.
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The Army Corps and pipeline developers said they took pains to avoid tribal heritage sites in North Dakota.
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However, I had very real and terrifying feelings of detachment, the aforementioned shortness of breath, and chest pains.
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More recently, Mr Dorsey has been trying to massage away the aches and pains that afflict his creation.
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The AFI denied this in court, claiming Chand had an ultrasound because she had complained of abdominal pains.
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The producers nearly fired her for her pains, she says, but she went on to win an Oscar.
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When Johnson appeared on "Fox and Friends" later on Monday, he was at pains not to antagonize Trump.
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As a fan of Sony, it pains me to watch the company repeat the same mistakes every year.
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After about two months, she says, she noticed her aches and pains going away and her posture improving.
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Lumet had Lauren Bacall, Sean Connery, John Gielgud, and Ingrid Bergman, who won an Oscar for her pains.
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Which is why it pains me as I witness our profession's Protocol for Broker Recruiting start to unravel.
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For different reasons, everyone, on all sides, took pains to avoid any suggestion that this was a coup.
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Other symptoms can also include chest pains, headache, excessive sweating, clammy skin, loss of appetite and low energy.
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But, when I interviewed him in the nineteen-eighties, he took pains to distance himself from nouvelle cuisine.
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But the sharp, laborlike pains didn't really subside until three years later, when Ms. Myers had a hysterectomy.
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As an adult I respect her burdens and it pains me to find fault in anything she did.
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She wondered if she could sue the police who'd beaten her; she'd been having stomach pains ever since.
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The pains in my body were not precise instructions for the future or reliable accounts of the past.
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Mr. Van Gelder, as he took pains to explain to interviewers, was an engineer and not a producer.
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Weaver said late Monday that Our Revolution is merely experiencing the growing pains typical of any fresh enterprise.
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The ridges and bumps on this toy will help soothe growing pains and simultaneously clean plaque and tartar.
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It pains her to think of her students' futures in Germany, where even menial jobs require training certificates.
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Many have taken pains to reiterate their wish not to disrupt the journal system, only to enhance it.
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As a Clinton White House veteran, it pains me to suggest this, but I see no other way.
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TSS usually begins with a sudden fever, sore throat, muscle pains, and a rash that looks like sunburn.
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The other day I was so depressed I couldn't get up; I had aches and pains all over.
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But creating a genre-defining cult film on your first-ever attempt doesn't come without some growing pains.
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"This is an industry in its infancy so I view all this stuff as growing pains," Orens said.
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But Canada's young scientists don't have time to deal with a funding agency's inner turmoil or growing pains.
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Whatever the case, 2017 looks to be kicking off with some growing pains for the health food startup.
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Check out some more videos from VICE: There were some growing pains at first between Momentum and Labour.
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And you have to admit there have been some growing pains: You've been criticized for some premature calls.
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Symptoms include coughing up blood, fever, chills, night sweats, shortness of breath, chest pains, weight loss and fatigue.
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The two have taken pains since to put up a united front — at least until the tariff announcement.
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Growing pains of youth, of experience, are necessary in becoming whatever it means to be a grown-up.
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We're told the day before her death Kim had complained to friends she was having significant chest pains.
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These growing pains are part of the reason the brothers say they are holding on to their Bitcoin.
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Her lack of insurance may have kept Ms. Dzyuba from speaking up about the pains she was experiencing.
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He has played through a variety of aches, pains and illnesses, and he won the 2015 P.G.A. Championship.
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"We have been called hair shirts and pains in various parts of the anatomy," Ms. Bockman once said.
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But while the focus has long been on head pain, migraines are not just pains in the head.
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Despite the aches and pains, he did not miss a game all season for the Detroit Red Wings.
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But what may not have been visible to those watching were the growing pains of Miss America 2.03.
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Another man, Barbaro Gonzalez, 62, had shown up at the hospital earlier in the day with chest pains.
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Instead, you are offered the choice between several messy futures, anchored by characters who echo real historical pains.
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But he spent much of August in the hospital, with fever and chest pains — and no clear diagnosis.
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We are in a theater, Mr. Jones is at pains to remind us, and this is an opera.
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At the same time, it took pains to stress that Mr. Ma would remain involved with the company.
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On Friday, White House officials took pains to demonstrate that it was still possible to hold the meeting.
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It pains me that I said something that would cause anyone to doubt that respect and hurt others.
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In fact, it reinforces a portrait of a government official who took pains to go by the book.
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To that end, the police have taken pains to keep protesters away from Mr. Xi's scheduled public appearances.
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At other times he's at pains to point out how backward they were in the early 19th century.
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Little wonder the Kremlin has been at pains to play down celebration of the revolution's centenary this year.
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Allegra: That pains me to hear, Constance, because Marriage Story was also my favorite movie of last year.
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Other news outlets, including Variety, reported the onetime movie mogul had complained of chest pains or heart palpitations.
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"I have arthritis and pains in my back, so if this happened here, I would die," she said.
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You can get neck pain or back pains just from this depressing, downward energy when you're walking around.
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CBD may be able to give you the boost you need to get over your aches and pains.
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A few earbud-wearers among them seem to feign unawareness of what pains they are making of themselves.
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He missed the festivities for the first time in 2011, when he was hospitalized because of chest pains.
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As much as it pains me to admit it, I&aposve now become a Costco connoisseur of sorts.
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Other Iowa towns, like Denison, have followed Storm Lake's lead, though the rapid transition has brought growing pains.
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This man in front of her looked so anguished that it sent sharp pains shooting through her joints.
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Philip does what he has to, reluctantly hurting Elizabeth for the greater good, but it pains him too.
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Martinez, 54, underwent a cardiac catheterization on Monday after experiencing chest pains during Sunday's home game against Atlanta.
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Murphy and his writing team take pains to raise the stakes of their Santa Barbara high school's election.
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Some retailers are proactively taking steps to try to ease the pains, and trash, that come with returns.
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She also made a 2015 guest appearance as a transgender teen in the USA Network series, Royal Pains.
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"Frantz" takes pains to show both sides' lingering hostility after a devastating and (the movie implies) senseless war.
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By December, though, his running had been interrupted by various pains in his shoulder, knee, hip and groin.
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If in fact the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative has overcome its teething pains, that's good news.
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And despite some of the internal growing pains, many conservatives seem impressed with the approach outlined by McCarthy.
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Our relationship had been built on decades of two-minute conversations about her most recent aches and pains.
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Our relationship had been built on decades of two-minute conversations about her most recent aches and pains.
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There are angina pains, or you have enlarged prostate, but in some people that doesn't seem to matter.
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How did my own sensations during that long labor compare to the pains other women experience during labor?
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On June 3, Ferguson was rushed to the hospital with stomach pains, nausea, and a shortness of breath.
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It pains us to say this, but with his Sizzler management certificate in hand, Chelgren might go far.
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Halappanavar, a patient in Galway Hospital, was 17 weeks pregnant when she began to experience serious back pains.
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In it, he takes pains to stress that these results have not yet been verified by direct observations.
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The Mule is at pains to make sure we are very aware that Earl comes from another time.
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To Mr. Moss, the N.Y.U. professor, these are just the latest growing pains for a neighborhood constantly in transition.
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Last year, Joanie Simpson went to the emergency room after waking up with a backache and severe chest pains.
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In debates he is at pains to stress that the new arrivals are not permanent immigrants, but guest workers.
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The Growing Pains star died last week at age 69, just moments after playing hockey with his son Carter.
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Then, in 2012, the crossover star made a guest appearance on two episodes of the USA dramedy Royal Pains.
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But Twain took pains, during a museum reception in July, to publicly thank her ex-husband in her remarks.
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Daniels says once they got off the exit for the hospital, the woman started to experience more labor pains.
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That sum hinted at a fraction of Putin's reputed glittering wealth, which the Kremlin has taken pains to deny.
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So consider using words like enthusiastic, eager, committed, dedicated, or even (although it pains me to say it) passionate.
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I was getting pains and a hernia … I was having all kinds of issues, and honestly it was hard.
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Recognize aches and pains If working out doesn't make you slightly uncomfortable, you're probably not doing it hard enough.
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But when the aches and pains of starting a new fitness regimen pop up, it's important to pay attention.
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Still, retailers have taken pains to accommodate the wishes of discerning consumers who demand jewels untainted by armed conflict.
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They are setting investigative goals and revamping training and hiring - changes, they say, that may be causing growing pains.
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Practices were getting harder for Michael; he was regularly fatigued and bloated and experienced jabbing pains in his stomach.
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Alan Thicke, widely known for his starring role as Dr. Jason Seaver on Growing Pains, has died, PEOPLE confirms.
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Describing the design process, Schiller takes pains to note the collaboration between the esoteric studying and the raw tech.
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These are the kinds of growing pains that the company hopes its advisory board will help it to avoid.
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There have been growing pains in a movement that grew out of hundreds of loosely affiliated marches in 2017.
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Surely if she knew about the chest pains and shortness of breath, her doubts about my sincerity would vanish.
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"You just get sympathy for DirecTV Now, because I know what pains they have to go through," he says.
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Vatican officials were at pains to stress that the accord was the start of a process, not the conclusion.
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But as fitness companies dabble in media creation, they're also navigating into the pains of becoming an entertainment company.
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Their hollow eye sockets stare blankly outward, beckoning us to imagine their flesh, their personalities, their desires and pains.
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I knew this was one of those standard pains that comes in the starter pack for people my age.
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It has been at pains to get on with neighbours it has disputes with, especially the Philippines and Vietnam.
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George Washington wrote that the truth will ultimately prevail where there is pains taken to bring it to light.
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In part these are simply the growing pains that accompany any innovation that the old rules do not suit.
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In the moment it doesn't get any better, but on the trek home you definitely have horrible stomach pains.
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You might feel tired, deal with chronic aches and pains, have trouble sleeping, or notice changes in your appetite.
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I tend to think it is the future, but there are some definite growing pains to be worked through.
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By letting our worst pains and fears become funny, we take away their power, or at least subdue it.
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While there were growing pains, everything seemed to click this season, with the Panthers leading the N.F.L. in scoring.
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Alyssa McDonald vomited repeatedly, developed "explosive diarrhea," and suffered chest pains after eating at restaurant, according to court documents.
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Right: Matt PowerGrowing pains will come, but overall, the future looks bright for this weird New England science experiment.
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The Growing Pains star – who suffered a fatal heart attack while playing hockey with Carter — died on Dec. 13.
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Where Clara is running toward the needs of teams, Fin embraces the personal pains of travel planning and shopping.
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Every new space program has growing pains, and there's no reason to think that SpaceX's will be any different.
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You and I are quits, and it's useless to draw up a list of mutual hurts, sorrows, and pains.
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"Wow, it still pains us that we made this mistake 20 years ago," the chain said in a statement.
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She might be onto something, as Lovell teases a lot of "growing pains" are ahead for her character now.
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