Grandal was the first batter Hand faced after relieving Vargas.
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It was incredibly relieving to be myself around my friends.
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Increased rain could aid pasture development, relieving pressure on farmers.
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Napping is great for emotion regulation and for relieving anxiety.
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But some methods are better at relieving pain than others.
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Rates have stabilized at around 3.15%, relieving stock market bulls.
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Proponents say CBD offers health benefits, including relieving pain and anxiety.
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Avro's research has shown effectiveness in terms of relieving seasonal allergies.
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And it was so relieving to hear them talk like this.
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Relieving rains aren't expected in much of the state for months.
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It's equally relieving the moment you realize you did everything right.
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Perhaps a tension relieving acupressure wearable is just what they need?
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Slapstick, physical, "stupid" humor can be very entertaining and stress-relieving.
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In the images, he is cheekily relieving himself on a Kalashnikov.
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He wound up bouncing between relieving and starting, and he struggled.
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She is now relieving us from having to work with marketing.
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Relieving chest pain, though, seemed a different goal to many cardiologists.
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Many people turn to exercise as a means of relieving anxiety.
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M said he needed the pills for their pain-relieving effects.
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Like traditional yoga, it actually has many stress- and pain-relieving benefits.
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Relieving gave me less time to get a feel for the game.
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Relieving hardship among the poor does not seem to be a priority.
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And there are few better ways of relieving stress than punching things.
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"I like both, but right now I lie relieving more," Escobar said.
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These insights could eventually lead to advanced pain-relieving therapies in humans.
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I don't know about you, but I immediately found this incredibly relieving.
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Capetonians are likely several weeks away from any substantial, drought-relieving rainfall.
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Pechota said they have recently been able to start relieving those crews.
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I found a therapist and was diagnosed, which in itself was relieving.
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Thirty years later, that same comforting tickle was relieving my morning sickness.
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Each one offers a targeted benefit, from absorbing leaks to relieving pain.
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Active Flex has high conformability and excels at relieving pressure point pain.
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Would that reduce wolves as well, relieving pressure on the mountain caribou?
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Those commandos have had an outsize impact in relieving besieged Afghan cities.
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Relieving stress and anxiety might help you feel better — for a bit.
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Traditionally, we have had very few effective tools for relieving that fear.
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Relieving suffering, after all, is what the Hippocratic oath is all about.
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Residents said they were washing less, drinking less and relieving themselves less.
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Residents said they were washing less, drinking less and relieving themselves less.
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Also letting my anger or anxiety out in song is so relieving.
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"I found exercising has been more helpful in relieving the symptoms," says Wright.
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It's not their bladders that need relieving; this is a notorious cruising spot.
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By relieving congestion, DERs could help make the existing grid less fire-prone.
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Last April it acquired Mobike, relieving the startup of its own financial worries.
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But now, the company is relieving everyone of this (already pretty small) obstacle.
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We see euthanasia as relieving suffering, as a solution, sometimes, to intractable problems.
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Additional screening checkpoints have been added to Terminals 21 and 23, relieving congestion.
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Face-touching rewards us by relieving momentary discomforts like itches and muscle tension.
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I truly believe that relieving her suffering was the humane thing to do.
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But it was a form of social engagement that he found deeply relieving.
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The neurotransmitters serotonin and dopamine increase pleasure while regulating mood and relieving anxiety.
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Fake surgeries will often produce the same pain-relieving effects as real surgeries.
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The placebo effect can account for much of a medicine's pain-relieving power.
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"We believe that treating addiction is more than just relieving symptoms," Poverman said.
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But those words were relieving to those inside Google, and those who've left.
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For the workaholic craving balance, a few of our favorite stress-relieving ideas, ahead.
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If the devices are not relieving symptoms, patients should seek medical treatment right away.
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So what about combining all of the above for the ultimate stress relieving experience?
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The changes appear to be partly intended to address animals relieving themselves on airplanes.
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Cashman said his priority this winter will be acquiring pitching — both starting and relieving.
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The pain-relieving ingredient can interfere with an oxygen-carrying protein in the blood.
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They believe that relieving stress through cyberloafing could ultimately help employees be more productive.
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Now the people whose pain he is relieving reciprocate by not inquiring about Aaron.
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Crating prevents dogs from fulfilling their basic needs, including stretching, walking and relieving themselves.
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There was a little yard "for relieving" and a kitchen stocked with Royal Canin.
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All the findings were still lower than the symptom-relieving effect shown by triptans.
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"The Freedom Dividend means more to me than just relieving financial stress," Jeffery says.
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"You can condition pain relief because there are endogenous pain-relieving mechanisms," Miller says.
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What I learned is that whether I'm starting or relieving, I have to start strong.
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After relieving himself, he hustled across the street and hopped back into his hot whip.
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The study's authors concluded that bioengineering could be an "essential" part of relieving this need.
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There was nowhere to run, and I actually found it relieving that they'd found out.
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These six exercises are essential to relieving tension in your muscles and helping you destress.
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Two rebel sources credited the Islamic State attack with relieving pressure on them around Aleppo.
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With no path to relieving sanctions, Kim "could do anything," Thae told the Times recently .
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There's also a yoga pose that's literally called "Wind-Relieving Pose," or Pavanamuktasana, he adds.
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A tall man in a suit approached, relieving her of the duty of admonishing me.
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While harvesting machinery is relieving some of the need for workers, it's also complicating things.
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Later on, at the pointless Rose Ceremony, JoJo is down for some tension-relieving conversation.
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Backup quarterback Nathan Peterman guided the Buffalo offense to the Jacksonville 38 after relieving Taylor.
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It's low calorie and may be better than plain water at relieving cramping from dehydration.
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The kingdom has coordinated with Russia, which is also increasing production, further relieving price pressures.
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One line-stander tells about a colleague who got arrested for relieving himself in public.
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And if you need a laugh — this pose is also known as wind relieving pose!
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It's a reminder that central bankers will be incapable of relieving the virus symptoms themselves.
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Virality can thus pay off elsewhere, relieving the pressure for TikTok to compensate artists directly.
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Yoga works as well as physical therapy for relieving back pain, a randomized trial found.
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Palliative care, which focuses on relieving the discomfort and distress of serious illness, might have helped.
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"Be careful after eating spicy foods to wash your hands before relieving yourself" was his favorite.
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One shows a child who throws a stone and laughs at people relieving themselves in public.
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The quotas have gone some way to relieving social stigmas and materially advancing India's poorest groups.
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In April, the president sued a presidential decree relieving Foreign Minister Ibrahim Ghandour of his position.
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The dude climbed back into his rig and The Rock drove off, relieving the traffic jam.
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However the people in these photos find themselves in nature, the stress-relieving effects are clear.
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The president has since defended the move, suggesting that relieving the ban would help American companies.
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Wall Street welcomed the letdown, relieving health-care stocks of the pressure they had been feeling.
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Among patients who completed the study, the Kaia app did a better job of relieving pain.
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Sadly, history has taught us the dangers in relieving people of personal responsibility for collective action.
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Both oestrogen and the antidepressant were better at relieving symptoms of hot flashes compared to placebo.
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Similarly, for years, doctors recommended relieving cardiovascular chest pain with stents meant to prop open arteries.
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That's where music and dance are the most relieving and applicable to life: where words end.
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Thus, as animals travel, relieving themselves along the way, the plants travel too — through their seeds.
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On the other hand, the bond market could blink, raising bond yields and relieving the tension.
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AeroMobil designs flying cars that utilize existing airplane runways, thus relieving some pressure from congested roads.
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The legislation would put Congress on record in support of relieving Puerto Rico's $72 billion debt.
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If successful, this finding could one day result in an entirely new class of pain relieving medicines.
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She said that bringing "transparency" about that system is one path toward relieving price pressure on customers.
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Research suggests the benefits of cuddling may range from relieving stress to increasing libido to improving communication.
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In January Angola stopped pegging its currency (the kwanza) to the dollar, relieving pressure on foreign reserves.
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Relieving this pain would be a small but important part of making chemotherapy more tolerable for patients.
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Such reviews are aimed not only at relieving unnecessary burdens but also at strengthening regulations where necessary.
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Goalie Brian Elliott made 222 saves after relieving Chad Johnson with 212:21 gone in the game.
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A Duke University study found that regular exercise aids in relieving symptoms associated with depression and anxiety.
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In response, Arthas turns on his mentor, relieving Uther of his duties and proceeding with the purge.
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Decreases in progesterone levels can cause disturbed sleep as progesterone has both hypnotic and stress-relieving effects.
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Relieving is easier on the shoulder than starting if you're not abused, and Yogi won't abuse him.
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When the river was at flood stage, the spillway gates would open, relieving pressure on the levees.
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The administration is relieving some pressure on Medicare physicians subject to complex new payment requirements in 22019.
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As he discovered, the pain-relieving remedy stains anything it touches—including bodily fluids—a bright orange.
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And it does not take as much of a dose to improve pain compared to relieving depression.
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She would be given a strict schedule of long-acting pain-relieving drugs, with no extra pills.
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Lamoriello said Tavares's contract decision had no bearing on his relieving Snow and Weight of their posts.
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But the Brewers never scored again, with Strasburg relieving Scherzer to start the top of the sixth.
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Boone also drew criticism for relieving Severino with Lance Lynn rather than stouter pitchers at his disposal.
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So many sights and sounds terrified Millie that she once went 36 hours straight without relieving herself.
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Baum points out that's how we got aspirin, a pain-relieving drug that comes from willow trees.
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The secretary argued that relieving the companies from sanctions still punishes Mr. Deripaska under the agreement reached.
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In 2016, Whoopi Goldberg announced a line of marijuana products targeted at relieving pain from menstrual cramps.
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The first step was to create an experiment to measure when and why the fish were relieving themselves.
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Building material will come by ship as soon as it can, relieving strain on the limited highway system.
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Only one had clear data showing that it improved patients' lives, such as by relieving pain or fatigue.
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Later that day, I got two of the most relieving texts from my parents that I've ever received.
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JOHN BOLTON, WHITE HOUSE NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER: Yes, relieving that pressure isn&apost going to make negotiation easier.
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Sometimes talking about it is relieving, and that's a first step, and then you can go to therapy.
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The Leesa mattress is designed with three foam layers for cooling, body-contouring, and pressure-relieving core support.
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When it comes to relieving student loan debt, the 2628 Democratic candidates offer a dizzying array of options.
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Of course, if you're relieving yourself in someone's else's home, it's still important to be a polite pooper.
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Once they begin to grasp that, it often is enormously relieving that it's not because they're not enough.
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That is what starting 2018 out with the kind of stress-relieving programming we all need looks like!
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The hit-list is filled with everything from supportive bedding to tension-relieving tools, infusers, gadgets, and more.
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Mongo deals with all the heavy lifting behind the scenes, relieving the developer of creating it all themselves.
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It's tolerance to a level of compulsive petting most cats detest might make it viable for relieving anxiety.
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The Cardinals are looking for a new closer after relieving Trevor Rosenthal of his duties over the weekend.
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Saros (6-5-3) saved 15 of 43 shots after relieving Pekka Rinne early in the second period.
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Long-term trials showed limited benefits for omega-3 fatty acids in relieving symptoms of depression or anxiety.
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It's relieving when we read our scripts and say, Ah, so we are going to talk about this.
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The new legislation will go a long way toward relieving the tax anxiety of enthusiastic crypto currency users.
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There is currently no cure or vaccine to prevent Zika virus and treatments are focused on relieving symptoms.
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In 2016, the Russian government favored Trump because he appeared open to relieving U.S. sanctions on the country.
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That surgery involved removing one of Young's ribs and relieving the pressure on compressed nerves near his collarbone.
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Relieving the rest of us from the, well, the special energy that children so often desire to display.
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After months of researching, applying, and interviewing, nothing is more relieving than finally getting that dream job offer.
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It's used to improve blood flow to the heart, relieving chest pain and reducing risk of heart attack.
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With varying success, city officials have experimented with ways to discourage people from relieving themselves on the street.
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When it comes to muscle-pain relieving devices, the Theragun is the essentially the Maserati of massage guns.
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An embrace or encouraging shoulder nudge from the right person is more powerful than words in relieving anxiety.
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"The truth is that relieving one's guilt comes at the direct expense of their mate," Winter told us.
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That's a major barrier to relieving tensions between Washington and Beijing, which views Huawei as a national champion.
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Three regulators who were appointed by President Barack Obama voted against relieving A.I.G. of the systemically important designation.
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CBD's benefits are said to include preventing pain and inflammation, relieving stress and anxiety and even aiding digestion.
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Leesa's award-winning multilayer foam mattress is made with premium foam for cooling, contouring, and pressure relieving support.
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"There is not the slightest chance of holding Hong Kong or relieving it," he said in January 1941.
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The counselor texted uplifting messages between sessions, and "homework assignments" to engage in stress-relieving activities were useful.
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That, he said, will thwart the president's hope of the new airport's relieving congestion in the overcrowded city.
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And without them, case reports don't offer enough conclusive evidence that it's psychedelics themselves that are relieving symptoms.
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From Karlsson's side, it has to be relieving to finally separate himself from this shit show in Ottawa.
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Richmond's researchers tested the rats' feces for two chemicals during the study: Stress-causing corticosterone and stress-relieving dehydroepiandrosterone.
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The stress-relieving benefits of exercise are well documented - there's a reason working out is called "blowing off steam".
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"We've definitely identified that we know that we've got to be a bit better at relieving pressure," Phipps said.
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Even though the research on CBD is somewhat limited, it's known to have anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties.
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The padded straps are also useful for relieving some of the stress on your shoulders and easing the weight.
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Each mattress is made with a body-conforming green tea memory foam that adds comfort and pressure-relieving support.
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"It's definitely relieving when you see someone breathing again when two, three minutes beforehand they looked lifeless," Curran said.
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Then the dog reappeared at the very end of the segment, to Klay's right, whereupon it began relieving itself.
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As a widely recognized stress-relieving practice, yoga has been shown to mitigate the body's physiological response to stressors.
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"I also use weed and eat about three times as much," says Bartlett of her own pain-relieving tactics.
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BioBeats's stress-relieving app, Hear and Now, will be rolled out for both the consumer and "corporate wellness" market.
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A President Trump would have no trouble — and would be well within his rights — relieving individual generals of command.
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But workers in one Indian city can no longer get their daily stress-relieving tonic when they clock out.
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In addition to relieving stress, therapy animals have been found to help people cope with depression, fatigue, and anxiety.
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Besides relieving pressure there, this crucially countered the Islamic State's narrative that America will never offer dignity to Muslims.
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One particularly wince-worthy scene has Marcus ruin his band's crucial audition by drunkenly relieving himself on an amplifier.
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The medium-firm Amerisleep AS2 mattress has memory foam that cradles and supports your body, relieving pressure and discomfort.
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It has many health benefits, from relieving stress to reducing period cramps to even, potentially, boosting your immune system.
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With David Robertson relieving in the seventh, Perez doubled past a diving Aaron Judge in right for another run.
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Examples of this that he cited included providing appropriate health care, fulfilling a transfer request or relieving facility overcrowding.
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I think that this would not only be helpful, but also a fun and stress-relieving outlet for students.
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When they did the work for their own personal benefit, the pain-relieving effect was reduced by over 62%.
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"It feels incredible and very, very relieving," says Gomez, who just rented an apartment for next August in Denver.
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Some of the worst-hit governments have also tapped global bond markets for cash, relieving some of this pressure.
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Sham acupuncture was good at relieving pain temporarily, he said, but true acupuncture had objective physiological — and enduring — effects.
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To keep stress-induced blood pressure increases in check, consider relieving tension by walking into the woods and screaming.
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The court disagreed and said Grubhub drivers are independent contractors, relieving Grubhub of providing any full-time employee benefits.
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You'd need 21 times that amount to get to the levels at which researchers have found stress-relieving results.
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There are differing philosophies regarding the best strategies for relieving women of their position as "the other" in society.
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The camera reportedly also captured the suspect in the yard, appearing as though he was relieving himself, according to KION.
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In a majorly relieving turn of events, her neighbors didn't just write back with an apology — they sent chocolate, too.
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" Corey came out to her parents right after watching the film in 2012, a moment she said was "very relieving.
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It's not any different than the pain-relieving topicals available at the drugstore, but it did make me feel relaxed.
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LONDON — Anyone who isn't convinced about the stress-relieving effects of memes should take a look at the #aqabiology hashtag.
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A family of medicines known as tricyclic antidepressants were more effective at relieving global symptoms of IBS, the analysis found.
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Meanwhile, data favoring both marijuana and Kratom as pain-relieving alternatives to drugs like Oxycontin and heroin continues to build.
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According to her, the practice is good for regulating the menstrual cycle, relieving cramps, and even preventing certain vaginal infections.
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People turn to saunas and sweat-inducing treatments for all kinds of reasons, like reducing chronic pain or relieving stress.
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Infused with aloe vera and made with pressure-relieving memory foam, this supremely soft pillow naturally disinfects while you sleep.
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Instead, thank a new breed of audacious and artful twirlers, capable of carrying the attack, rather than simply relieving it.
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Even the Bulletproof crew recommends them for relieving stress and improving sex (but you know how we feel about that).
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While kratom shares the same pain-relieving properties of opioids, it doesn't seem to have the same effect on breathing.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act included a provision specifically geared towards relieving the tax burden on craft beverage producers.
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For the most part Teymur did well at relieving the pressure and avoiding longer exchanges, circling out to pot shot.
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A wealth of research suggests thatmeditation has innumerable health benefits, like relieving stress that can manifest both mentally and physically.
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According to Anand, there's "a somewhat extravagant concern" about the side-effects or toxicities of pain relieving agents in newborns.
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McIntosh also said he thinks there is a "long tradition" of the IRS relieving reporting requirements without notice and comment.
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Maya & Whoopi will also include products without the high: Cannabidiol (CBD) gives the pain-relieving benefits without any psychoactive effects.
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Trump subsequently fired Comey, and said he did so as a way of relieving the pressure of the Russia probe.
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Flush with his Facebook millions, he travels to Kenya twice to observe two very different attempts at relieving extreme poverty.
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Ms. Ehrman suggested that breathing techniques can be "one of the most powerful, effective, convenient, inexpensive" ways of relieving stress.
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I'm always happy when other people are late — like they're relieving some of my karmic debt in my own lateness.
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There are already devout fans, some boldfaced, who are drawn to CBD topical products largely for their pain-relieving properties.
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You sigh with understanding when she expresses her displeasure at your upcoming travel plans by relieving herself in your luggage.
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Leesa Mattress Leesa's award-winning multilayer foam mattress is made with premium foam for cooling, contouring, and pressure relieving support.
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The rest goes to institutions that aren't directly devoted to relieving poverty or wealth inequality: universities, hospitals and arts organizations.
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I am treated to a traditional Indonesian footbath and tamarind juice before an hour of relieving tension in my body.
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Although research supports the stress-relieving efficacy of all the techniques I've shared, there's still the matter of personal preference.
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But Warthen said that Wheeler had traditionally been slow to recover between starts, which might make relieving difficult for him.
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Raunchy repartee turns to edgy teasing turns to caustic bickering turns to tension-relieving banter or sex (or bantering sex).
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Pain-relieving gas emerges in Season 2, and in Season 5, set in 1961, the birth-control pill is legalized.
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He wants to return the Max to service as soon as possible, relieving the pressure on Boeing, airlines and suppliers.
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This relieving bit of insight comes to us from a paper published this past year in the journal Psychological Science.
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After relieving Poyner, Boston's Carson Smith allowed a quick single but got a strikeout and a flyout to crush the threat.
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This means that on the long run, they may need higher doses of THC to get the same pain-relieving effect.
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Goody pitched 1 2/3 innings and allowed one run on a homer by Brian Dozier after relieving starter Mike Clevinger.
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Some think perhaps the animals do so for a nutrition boost, pain-relieving purposes, or to avoid predators smelling the afterbirth.
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There are cannabis strains which have both, in addition to small amounts of linalool (lavender), which also has stress-relieving effects.
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The most prominent example of this is CBD, which has no psychoactive properties but is thought to have pain-relieving abilities.
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By the end of the 20th century, mercifully, the city installed a new flushing tunnel, relieving the worst of the stench.
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On Friday there was no new major outbreak of violence in the country, relieving some of the tension from the market.
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When something like that happens, they may share the experience in the internal chat room as a way of relieving stress.
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All I could feel were six painful points that were supposed to be relieving my sore muscles, not exacerbating the problem.
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One of the studies will examine electroconvulsive therapy — its impact on quality of life and its potential for relieving the symptoms.
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"It felt relieving," Sarfraz says, explaining that her friend can understand the struggles she faces in a way that others can't.
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A 2012 review of 135 cupping studies suggested that the technique may have some potential benefits (especially for relieving muscle tension).
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Among American workers, half had spent money to buy time, largely by relieving themselves of cooking, shopping and home maintenance tasks.
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The Moon enters your sign today, which will feel relieving after the intense as hell full moon in Fire sign Aries.
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THC, the other main compound, is thought to have pain-relieving qualities, but is most commonly known for providing the high.
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A robot from ABB Ltd glues windshields into each Lynk & Co 02 sport utility, relieving human workers of that messy job.
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Flushing this space onto the market would generate recurring income for owners, and put downward pressure on rates, relieving poorer tenants.
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As a seasoned yogi, Yeo utilizes yoga for its stress-relieving benefits as well as its ability to help her vision.
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Try getting more sleep or relieving stress through exercise, Resonance meditation, time with friends, or anything that helps you de-stress.
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Relieving terrorist pressure on the Sisi regime removes a major rationale for keeping the entire country under a state of emergency.
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Darius: It was also a a little bit relieving, because you don't have to deal with the stress and anxiety anymore.
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And there's not a whole lot they can do beyond trying to blunt it with pain-relieving pills or oral contraceptives.
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The idea is to be mindful about when to allocate a little extra on something more memorable, engaging or stress-relieving.
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"Full efforts to prolong my life" and "comfort-oriented care only, focused on relieving suffering" represent two ends of the spectrum.
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Students, why not take a stress-relieving bicycle ride to the beach, or a weekend camping trip up in the mountains?
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So you could still be eating like this without getting the same stress-relieving benefits, and eating less healthily to boot.
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This means that there is no reliable process for relieving the political, social and economic pressures that sudden refugee influxes create.
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The absence of a reliable system for relieving stress on asylum states creates a mess for both refugees and for governments.
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This week, Whoopi Goldberg announced that she was starting a line of female-focused cannabis products aimed at relieving menstrual pain.
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Unlike Matt Harvey, who is upset about his recent move from the starting rotation to the bullpen, Gsellman has embraced relieving.
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In contrast, changing a wheel on a Boosted board requires taking motor caps off, relieving belt tension, and removing motor gears.
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Both houses of Congress deserve praise for trying to bring generic medicines to market faster, relieving consumers from high drug prices.
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In the end, the products that are included in our list are easy to use, effective at relieving muscles, and durable.
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The health benefits of standing desks Where sit-stand desks had the most impact, the analysis found, was in relieving discomfort.
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A 2008 paper found that by taking marijuana, chronic-pain sufferers could reduce their doses of pain-relieving opioids, for example.
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Is it more ethical to ask patients to live with pain when they know relieving pain can have horrific side effects?
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They require ''Maker hours'' — long, unspoiled afternoons to muse, contemplate the verities, build digital things and play stress-relieving games of Carcassonne.
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She started hearing about the anxiety-relieving benefits of marijuana and learned about different strains of the plant, like sativa and indica.
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If you are feeling angry about trump, and you feel like relieving some stress, use me as your personal kicking/punching bag.
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Experiments have indicated that females rats are more sensitive to the pain relieving effects of THC, the main psychoactive constituent of cannabis.
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More From Tonic: It's also possible that what we're seeing here is just a demonstration of the stress-relieving properties of sex.
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Palliative care aims to improve quality of life for seriously ill patients by relieving their symptoms and pain, and easing their stress.
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The biggest issue of all may be the most obvious: Those strong opioids are also extremely effective in terms of relieving pain.
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And she's more hopeful than before — thinking that maybe in addition to relieving pain, medical marijuana will prove to have curative effects.
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Former college athletes would be assured health insurance no matter what, relieving the universities of what ought to be their moral responsibility.
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We need to develop better drugs to treat it, but let's also take more seriously the idea of relieving pain without them.
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America and other countries need to put soldiers there too, relieving somewhat the need to supply troops from the most problematic states.
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What's great about summer is the dreary fogginess of the darker, colder months is removed, relieving one less pressure of our lives.
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The placement of the glass cup creates a partial vacuum, which is believed to stimulate muscles and blood flow, while relieving pain.
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But ultimately, Perel says it can be "enormously relieving" to understand that infidelity isn't always a result of one partner being inadequate.
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The toy is definitely for those drawn to the vicarious act of relieving that pressurized bubble and letting what's inside ooze out.
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Fiscal levers used to stimulate economies require more government spending, hence more government borrowing, effectively relieving central banks of holding down rates.
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There could be even more measures aimed at relieving pressures on the property market in China, according to investment management firm Pimco.
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A large portion of her roughly 5,500 rupees ($85) monthly salary goes on pain-relieving balms and medicines, not food, she added.
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It was one of our biggest hangups with the T, so it's relieving to see that Leica's gone and fixed this problem.
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I really needed an emotional release and the physical results of working out came as a side effect of relieving the stress.
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Hillary's plan for relieving student debt is an idea that is long overdue, especially when you look at the students of tomorrow.
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The brain essentially develops tolerance to the respiratory depressing effects of the drug, but not to its analgesic, or pain-relieving properties.
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Others point out that the disruption of relieving a regimental commander during a combat operation could well have slowed down the mission.
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The central bank and the government have focused on relieving pressure on the rupiah, one of Asia's worst performing currency this year.
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They wrote music inspired by their trip as a casual stress-relieving activity, and released the collection, called Cape Dory, in 2011.
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"Large numbers of women were sharing with us the pain-relieving benefits they were experiencing using Foria Pleasure [the spray]," Gerson said.
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They wrote music inspired by their trip as a casual stress-relieving activity, and released the collection, called Cape Dory, in 2011.
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Foria's cannabis suppositories are probably the most out-of-the-box pain relieving products, and Nathan says they raise some red flags.
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Familia took up relieving a few years ago, and he has racked up 99 saves in his last three major league seasons.
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Whether it's homeless families seeking a warm meal or cooks relieving themselves, Bottura wants people to come face-to-face with inspiration.
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But for now, the mainstream antiviral treatments focus on relieving the symptoms -- and that's where China believes its ancient remedies can help.
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But it's difficult to give the Saudis much credit for relieving the suffering of a country that they are bombing and starving.
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Mr. Rouhani, a moderate, has staked his reputation on sealing the nuclear deal and relieving the Iranian economy of debilitating international sanctions.
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When the person lands, they might not have a fever because, in addition to relieving pain, Advil and Tylenol also treat fever.
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"If I wouldn't have gone to talk to this guy who was relieving me, I'd be one of (the victims)," he said.
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We're tackling America's urgent health issues by fighting HIV and cancer, restoring normal heart rhythms, relieving depression and making personalized joint replacements.
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Resettlement programs can serve as political release valves, relieving enough pressure to make it sustainable for countries to host large refugee populations.
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Resettlement programs can serve as political release valves, relieving enough pressure to make it sustainable for countries to host large refugee populations.
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Two goalies saw action for the Rangers, with Henrik Lundqvist relieving backup Ondrej Pavelec after Pavelec allowed five goals on 205 shots.
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The IPO is now less urgent because oil prices have rebounded above $70 a barrel, relieving pressure on Saudi finances, sources said.
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Aside from relieving security fears, an athlete who stays in the United States avoids the physical stress of an extra basketball season.
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Those clinicians must have immediate access to the same symptom-relieving medications that would be administered in an emergency department or hospital.
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In December, researchers published a made-up study of how effective a mother's kisses are at relieving a child's cuts and scrapes.
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They mistakenly followed the conventional wisdom that outsider candidates need to focus first on relieving voters' fears about their relative lack of experience.
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In fact, I actually believe my sometimes drawing habit could be a daily anxiety-relieving exercise if only I had the right tools.
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"Apparently, Neanderthals possessed a good knowledge of medicinal plants and their various anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties ...," Cooper said in a statement.
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The government insists they are aimed at relieving overcrowded prisons, but many Romanians think they are excuses to let corrupt officials go free.
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You really do feel trapped in the fleshy chest cavity, and it's both terrifying and strangely relieving to finally claw your way out.
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That was easy and relieving, but when I left I had to figure out how to take my experience outside of Nonna's house.
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Relieving some of the pressure on your mind may seem like an impossible task, but there's ways you can give yourself a break.
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It's relieving to be in a less crowded place, even one selling "Whale hello there" shirts and huge blue-and-purple jellyfish pillows.
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Out of the 14 antidepressant drugs scrutinized, only fluoxetine (aka Prozac) was more effective at relieving the symptoms of depression than a placebo.
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But more importantly, are the pain- and stress-relieving benefits people talk about actually real or was this just another trendy add-on?
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Frega hopes to be able to conceive naturally and knowing she has frozen eggs available is "relieving, but also anxiety-producing," she says.
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The startup has just pledged 100 percent of its revenue towards relieving those stuck in serious medical debt — at least until this fall.
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I love the silky diamond-textured cover of Leesa's luxe Sapira mattress almost as much as its soft-yet-firm, pressure-relieving feel.
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That money could be used for everything from expanding access to healthcare to paying for clean-energy programs to relieving student loan debt.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Many U.S. stocks cheapened up during the first quarter's choppy trading scene, relieving some concern investors had about lofty valuations.
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Hollywood star Whoopi Goldberg is getting into the pot business, launching a line of female-focused cannabis products aimed at relieving menstrual pain.
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Schiff quickly denounced Flynn, calling on Friday for the senior Trump aide to step down if he talked about relieving Russia from sanctions.
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Those repairs would restore to normal Colonial's entire pipeline from Houston to Linden, New Jersey, relieving shortages between Texas and the U.S. Northeast.
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I am bound, then, for Cleveland, where these two historic teams have begun the process of relieving one's pain and prolonging the other's.
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Daily practice of tai chi has a dual benefit of improving balance and relieving arthritic pain and stiffness in the knees and hips.
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Instead of relieving tension, the bill legitimizes anti-government conspiracy theories, dumps fuel on a smoldering fire and makes law enforcement more difficult.
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A security tape showed a woman relieving herself over a mound of potatoes at a Walmart in West Mifflin at 10:10 p.m.
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Inspired by the infamous Russia dossier, these pee-ins feature DAD members degrading, spanking and relieving themselves on willing men wearing Trump masks.
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"That's a bit farfetched," Seth Young, director of Ohio State University's Center for Aviation Studies, said of Uber's claim about relieving air congestion.
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Music could affect functions of the cardiovascular, respiratory, muscular, skeletal, nervous and metabolic systems as well, relieving muscle tension and pain, they add.
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Buyers on Saatva's website laud the mattress for relieving back pain, providing exceptional support and comfort, and giving a great night of sleep.
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Knowing this, a growing cadre of specialists are exploring nondrug, noninvasive treatments, some of which have proved highly effective in relieving chronic pain.
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For the current study, researchers examined data from 60 studies of a wide variety of complementary and alternative medicine approaches to relieving psoriasis.
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India faces tax shortfalls of around 2 trillion rupees in the current fiscal year, making the stake sales critical to relieving the deficit.
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They were designed to soothe grownup anxiety (Stress Relieving Patterns) and to appeal to grownup senses of humor (Have a Nice Life, Asshole).
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In the last few years, he has failed to make the starting rotation, instead dwelling in the dreaded purgatory between relieving and starting.
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Among potential options for expanding to that market is the creation of a device that utilizes the product's pain relieving, but not rehab properties.
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Some of this was due to the drug improving people's depression, but it also seemed to have a direct impact in relieving their ideation.
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The central bank last month raised the cap on forex deposits fivefold to $250,000 for essential food, medicine and raw materials, relieving some pressure.
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While CBD's been known to have anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effects, there is indeed very skimpy research on its benefits to human skin.
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There's nothing that isn't useful, and each new introduction feels immensely helpful in relieving a little weight from Sam's shoulders, both literally and figuratively.
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At the time, Allison delivered vaginally and didn't use pain-relieving medication, which overall turned out to be a pretty good experience for Allison.
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ZTlido improves upon Lidoderm by offering better adhesion and delivers equivalent doses of the pain-relieving active ingredient, lidocaine, more effectively, the company said.
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Put it atop your chair, and it will deliver deep tissue relieving massages that you can control for heat, vibration, and targeting specific areas.
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Around 80% of overdose deaths involved opioids, pain-relieving drugs that include both prescription painkillers such as OxyContin and illegal ones such as heroin.
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The chair allows Eli to remain in a vertical position, relieving the esophagus of doing so much work to get food into his stomach.
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Other studies have shown that CBD could have anti-inflammatory properties, and many CBD products are marketed for relieving chronic pain, such as arthritis.
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Anyone who has ever been in a bad relationship knows how relieving it can be when you finally manage to extricate yourself from it.
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Goldberg then considered extending the pain-relieving effects on glaucoma to period pain, according to an interview with Vanity Fair published online on Wednesday.
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But millions of Americans lack access to the kind of palliative care that could improve quality of life by relieving pain and other symptoms.
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And not just for dealing with a hangover - according to new research, drinking two beers is more effective at relieving pain than taking painkillers.
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A 2017 study of doctors in Spain found that those whose patients rated them as empathetic were more effective at relieving their patients' pain.
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"Sleep orgasms are a common part of human existence, and perhaps your body's way of relieving tension or experiencing pleasure and enjoyment," Herbenick said.
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The number of Brits relieving hunger pangs with crisps fell dramatically during this time too, as did snacking on cakes and sweet baked goods.
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Assured of American backing, Thieu quietly made his move, relieving Ky's military loyalists of their duties, including some of the army's most capable commanders.
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Economically, too, the current arrangement serves Israel's interests: The authority's foreign donors subsidize government services on the West Bank, relieving Israel of the obligation.
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Sabathia entered in the eighth inning, relieving Adam Ottavino as the Yankees were being throttled in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series.
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We seem to expect American sons and daughters to risk their lives to protect our home, while relieving our own of that very duty.
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By holding and rubbing our children, we are conveying safety and trust, relieving stress and activating our bodies' vagus nerves, triggering a compassion response.
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" Josefsberg recommends an exercise for relieving neck tension: "Let go of the tension in your neck with the intention of rotating your head forward.
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Yet the authority says the current capital plan will go a long way toward relieving some of the problems that have troubled the system.
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We're talking layers of premium memory foam, pressure-relieving support, and certified non-toxic materials — all of which one mattress brand proudly boasts: Leesa.
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Since the nineteen-seventies, the government of the Philippines has promoted labor exportation as a strategy for relieving poverty and alleviating the national debt.
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"Superintendent Charlie Beck has reviewed @ChicagoCOPA recommendation & concurred with relieving this officer of police powers pending the extern use of force investigation," Guglielmi tweeted.
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A better shapeIt would be irresponsible to dismiss anatomical pressure-relieving bike saddles since there certainly are riders who require a special saddle shape.
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Finland's trial is giving jobless people the same amount of money they were already receiving in unemployment benefits, while relieving them of bureaucratic obligations.
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Will & Co. edited a bucketful of clues, as you'd expect, tightening things up, eliminating wordiness, and relieving the solver of my inclination toward obscurity.
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She also specializes in gua sha facials, artfully sculpting the face with rose quartz and jade tools to stimulate circulation, relieving tension and puffiness.
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Go deeper: Bolton's chaotic White House departure Bolton resigned after Trump suggested relieving Iranian sanctions John Bolton returns to PACs after leaving White House
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Still, it's not clear if drugs that only target the kappa receptor would be as effective at relieving pain as drugs that target multiple receptors.
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There are thousands of stories about crystals, each one special, and all with a purpose of relieving us of any emotional, spiritual, or physical pain.
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Additional content packs cost $2.99 each, and include a choice of a "relieving stress" pack, a "softening anxiety" pack and a "working with pain" pack.
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Research has shown that ginger can help calm symptoms of an upset stomach, including nausea and vomiting, and even play a role in relieving pain.
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Photo: Alex Wong (Getty)Back in October, Gizmodo reported that an Indiana couple had been charged for relieving $1.2 million worth of merchandise from Amazon.
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Yet only a fraction of the political energy and capital invested in cutting immigration goes into thinking up and implementing ways of relieving its pressures.
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There are ones that will soothe you (Stress Relieving Patterns), teach you (Art of Nature Coloring Book), and even make you laugh (Unicorns Are Jerks).
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Jessica Brodkin has had a diverse career: She's worked in multiple states and industries, learned the art of relieving pain and even healed celebrity clients.
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"If implemented fully and properly ... , this (deal) will be an important step toward relieving the killing and suffering in Syria," Hammond said in a statement.
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"We heard from a lot of people, and while some said knuckle-cracking was relieving and helpful, just as many found it disgusting," he said.
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"If implemented fully and properly… this [deal] will be an important step towards relieving the killing and suffering in Syria," Hammond said in a statement.
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" Holecek also says you can use lavender as an alternative to itch-relieving hydrocortisone, because it provides "that soothing sensation that takes care of redness.
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The People's Republic is ultimately hoping to outlaw traditional gasoline-fueled cars entirely, cleaning up the air and relieving it of dependence on oil imports.
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The reforms included in the reconciliation package currently taking shape represent significant steps to relieving the American people of many of ObamaCare's most significant burdens.
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Two California-based companies have embraced the pain-relieving powers of CBD, which is not psychoactive — meaning your dog doesn't get high — and non-toxic.
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Still, if you've noticed that your inhaler isn't relieving your asthma or other respiratory symptoms, it might be good to check in with your doctor.
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At one point during his treatment, Mandile was taking 35 to 40 pills a day, plus the strong (and extremely addictive) pain-relieving patch, Fentanyl.
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The goal here, as elsewhere, is to keep minor drug offenders from clogging the court system, and relieving them of the stigma of a record.
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Beckerman, in particular, proved a steadying addition, patrolling passing lanes, interrupting Guatemalan attacking moves before they could crest and relieving pressure with his judicious distribution.
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Michael Hutchinson could be in line to start Saturday after relieving rookie Connor Hellebuyck five minutes into Friday's contest and stopping 21-of-22011 shots.
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This time, before I remember that I can go to this place, I give the external world one more go at relieving me of myself.
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By relieving the financial obstacles to running a food cart or truck, Mr. Basinski said, vendors would have the flexibility to offer more innovative products.
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The round remains open to additional investors and is expected to reach $850 million, relieving some of the pressure on the company to go public.
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A cleaner, she hunts pickpockets after work near Venice's train station, where apprentice thieves learn their trade by relieving newly arrived tourists of their wallets.
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The hotel's spa, for example, has a 90-minute muscle-relieving treatment where guests lay on a body pillow filled with indigenous alfalfa and lavender.
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They used those C2 servers to send instructions to infected machines to delete the malware, ultimately relieving nearly a million devices of the cryptomining intruder.
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"The majority of these stake acquisitions need to be understood from the perspective of relieving financial stress," Jing Yang, a Fitch analyst, told the WSJ.
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This comfortable memory foam mattress is constructed with three premium layers — one for cooling, one for body contouring, and one for pressure-relieving core support.
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Offering to bring a prepared dish can let you relax knowing there will be food for you while relieving the host of making something special.
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While self-care gifts are always well-intentioned, they can sometimes end up causing more stress for the recipient rather than relieving them of it.
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Music from nearby break dancing groups can drown out conversation, and the occasional passer-by relieving himself in a potted plant can prove, er, distracting.
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A doctor's job was to correct an uneven humoral balance, drying up perceived wetness with spices or relieving an excess of heat with cooling herbs.
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"The platform can sometimes be a means of relieving yourself from the stress that any job can bring," said Shaun Douglas Duenas, a TikTok user.
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This supports the idea that it might be triggering the release of pain-relieving endorphins, for example, which ease symptoms even after the headset is removed.
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Less relieving was the revelation that the fire alarms and sprinklers in the fire-stricken building had either been turned off or simply did not activate.
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The hospitals, under pressure from the ballooning Medicare system, is relieving the pressure where it can, through convoluted pricing, secret pricing strategies and inflated, unintelligible bills.
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Radar cruise control helped at highway speeds and in stop-and-go traffic, which is just as important for relieving some of the driver's cognitive load.
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In a statement, Minister for Health Sussan Ley called the laws the "missing piece" in allowing patients with chronic illnesses access to the pain-relieving drug.
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Like Trump, many suggested that military strikes and, in some cases, more assertive action to depose Assad represented the best strategy for relieving the refugee crisis.
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In lab tests, the animals showed no signs of becoming tolerant to the compound's pain-relieving effects, meaning the risk of overdose should be far lower.
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It features seven hours of on-demand video and your purchase comes with full lifetime access so that these stress-relieving techniques can be yours forever.
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The new president did hint in an interview that he might consider relieving sanctions on Moscow in exchange for its embrace of nuclear arms control negotiations.
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Apothecanna's Extra Strength Relieving Body Cream is said to "relieve stubborn aches and stiff joints" with its mix of arnica, peppermint, juniper, and of course, cannabis.
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It's not surprising that Uncharted 4 looks or plays as good as it does, but it's relieving that its numerous new ideas feel so immediately natural.
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A little pampering may be in order — try a bubble bath, a hot shower, cramp-relieving tea, a little reading, or even a Netflix binge session.
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Officers in the 7th Fleet have faced a range of disciplinary actions and the Navy took the rare step of relieving the fleet's commander, Vice. Adm.
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They found that from 153 to 2010, the percentage of clinic visits involving any pain-relieving medication climbed to more than 19 percent from 13.6 percent.
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The toys had no effect on relieving their stress but petting the actual animals did — even for those participants who initially said they don't like animals.
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Tensions with the university's Seattle campus first arose over Ofo workers using its bathrooms, so the company instructed its workers to stop relieving themselves on campus.
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"What would be shocking in most workplaces happens far too often in poultry plants: Workers relieving themselves while standing at their work station," the report says.
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Is it the latest gadget, or is it a fresh cup of coffee, spending time with your loved ones, or a regular and relieving bowel movement?
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There's a solid body of evidence on the pain-relieving properties of marijuana, so using pot for this particular type of pain seems to make sense.
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In 2013, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Brisdelle, a low-dose version of an antidepressant called paroxetine, created specifically for relieving hot flashes.
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In the 1930s, New York building commissioner Robert Moses built one highway and bridge after another, with the aim of relieving congestion in America's biggest city.
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Why it matters: Tesla was already under the microscope following a subpar second quarter, and Musk's latest tweets are not relieving any pressure for the company.
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Sponsored by Johnson & Johnson We're tackling America's urgent health issues by fighting HIV and cancer, restoring normal heart rhythms, relieving depression and making personalized joint replacements.
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China agreed to buy $40 to $50 billion in agricultural products, relieving pressure on farmers, a key constituency that has suffered under the ongoing trade war.
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The moment was hopeful and relieving to the many who saw Manning not as the traitor she was accused of being, but as an American heroine.
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The federal government could "provide some sort of broader, more uniform federal support for workforce reskilling," relieving the burden from companies such as his, Broder said.
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Word of the Day adjective: capable of relieving pain noun: a medicine used to relieve pain _________ The word analgesic has appeared in seven articles on nytimes.
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This was most apparent with taking omega-3s to supplement treatment for major depression; they might also have a small effect on relieving symptoms of ADHD.
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Leesa's three premium foam layers each serve a specific purpose — one for cooling, another for body contouring, and the last one for pressure-relieving core support.
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However, by relieving pressure on Iran and abetting its eventual nuclear development, the JCPOA unfortunately ensured the primary alternative to a nuclear Iran was military action.
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That means tackling inequality, relieving student debt, and promising affordable healthcare — which all of the major Democratic presidential candidates have put forward plans to do. Sen.
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The sheer variety of posterior pedestals out there can be bewildering, and your options include everything from ultra-lightweight racing models to ergonomic pressure-relieving seats.
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Because our intestines can't directly digest fiber, we've long seen fiber as beneficial for relieving constipation by adding bulk to stool and promoting regular bowel movements.
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It's rare for someone else to express exactly what you feel so perfectly, and hearing how universal but terrible my symptoms are was relieving and depressing.
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Others say the premium for the cash over the three-month contract at $34 a tonne should attract metal to LME warrant, relieving some of the tightness.
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An EPA source told Reuters last week that the agency had issued 25 small refinery exemptions, relieving the plants of their requirements to blend biofuels last year.
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The Leesa mattress is engineered with three premium foams for cooling, body contouring, and pressure-relieving core support, meaning you can fully recharge your batteries this January.
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The ones who hugged while they talked saw greater decreases in cortisol, suggesting that the cushion had provided some of the same stress-relieving benefits as touch.
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The bed itself is complete with an i8 Sleep Number 360 queen mattress, which has a combination of pressure-relieving comfort layers and a temperature balancing surface.
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The king ousted one of the country&aposs highest-level royals from power, relieving Prince Miteb bin Abdullah of his post as head of the National Guard.
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Other studies show that women wait longer for treatment than men with the same severity of abdominal pain, and are prescribed less pain-relieving medication for it.
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It was relieving to know that I could assign each contest whatever stakes I felt like, and simply turn it off at the end, unbruised and untethered.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, are pitching plans that include relieving tuition costs for families, making state college tuition free, and even eliminating student loan debt entirely.
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On Friday, US Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar was asked what role he sees medical marijuana playing as an alternative to opioids for relieving pain.
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Another top-tier wonder drug, aspirin can do everything from relieving your headache to easing muscle pain to reduce your risk of death from a heart attack.
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There have been local reports of tourists needing to be rescued from dangerous boating expeditions or, ahem, relieving themselves in public due a lack of available facilities.
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We have different biological pathways for chronic pain, which means pain-relieving drugs that work for one sex might fail in the other half of the population.
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Most basic public services and infrastructure are provided directly by the federal government, relieving the Emirate's budget of many of the spending obligations of a typical sovereign.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir has issued a presidential decree relieving Foreign Minister Ibrahim Ghandour of his position, state news agency SUNA reported on Thursday.
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A spokesman for Analytic Stress Relieving Inc said the injured man was an employee of the company, which provides heat treating services to refineries and petrochemical companies.
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There's something wonderful about personality tests — the idea that you can put yourself into a category (or categories), just like that, is so relieving and self-satisfying.
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So long as Romo doesn't melt down relieving Prescott, another flash of solid play under playoff pressure could make him even more attractive to potential trade partners.
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Congress needs to undertake serious tax reform, but granting this amnesty and relieving U.S. corporations of their U.S. tax obligations for future foreign-sourced profits is unwise.
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Specially developed by renowned meditation teachers and therapists, it delivers short, science-backed mindfulness exercises, all of which would are aimed at relieving your stress and anxiety.
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Trump did make the valid point that rushing hurricane relief to an island was a tougher proposition than relieving Texas and Florida after their recent monster storms.
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The egg was one of two born to its birth mother, so the couple were also relieving her of the pressure of raising two chicks at once.
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"The Obama Administration supporting relieving sanctions against Iran, which has enriched the Ayatollah and has made Iran an even bigger nightmare for the region," Graham said. Sen.
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Democrats argue that relieving these debts—by transforming how America finances higher education—will pay off in higher wages, a more skilled workforce, and a stronger economy.
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Implementing these healthy, stress-relieving techniques for dealing with difficult people will train your brain to handle stress more effectively and decrease the likelihood of ill effects.
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This means that separation is traumatic—it not only causes stress in and of itself, it prevents the child from accessing her only means of relieving it.
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After comparing the questionnaires, the researchers found that 96% of smartphone users were more likely to take pain-relieving drugs compared to 81% of non-smartphone users.
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Price: Free seven-day trial; $214.95 a month This therapeutic stress-relieving class involves jumping, body-weight exercises and breathing exercises (some chanting, too) set to music.
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China agreed to buy $85033 billion to $50 billion in agricultural products, relieving pressure on farmers, a key constituency that has suffered under the ongoing trade war.
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Standard versions use electric-powered percussion to target sore muscles and assist in combating post-workout lactic acid buildup, relieving sore muscles, and improving range of motion.
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That molecular material was molded by Tempur-Pedic's scientists to perfect the pressure-relieving, motion-isolating, and heat-wicking mattresses that Tempur-Pedic is known for today.
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While we did not directly assess how cyberloafing affects worker performance, we believe that by relieving stress this buffering effect may ultimately help employees be more productive.
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The most cost-effective treatment for opioid use disorders includes counseling along with a craving-relieving prescription drug, like methadone or buprenorphine, sometimes combined with other medications.
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GETTY IMAGES Right around the time the EV1 was ready to hit dealerships, California weakened its mandate, relieving the legal pressure on automakers to offer zero-emissions cars.
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Whether you're a fan of dog massages, makeup tutorials, cake frosting, or things fitting perfectly into other things, everyone seems to have their go-to stress-relieving videos.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Thursday declined to approve Recro Pharma's IV meloxicam noting the pain-relieving effect of the drug did not meet its expectations.
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It's easy to describe these features as creepy false intimacy, or say that they're making us socially lazy, relieving us of the burden of paying attention to people.
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An office cap might just push companies to neighboring cities, bringing the strains of growth with them—and not necessarily relieving the housing pressures in San Francisco itself.
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They gave little away but rain sounds and a short free trial; once you paid, the app provided lovely, sleepy music and stress-relieving meditations for its users.
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It may not be saying much that this looks a hell of a lot better than Beyond, but it sure is relieving to say it, all the same.
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RHP Nick Goody (227.00-226) pitched 21 27.00/226 innings in Saturday's doubleheader, and allowed one run on a homer by Brian Dozier after relieving starter Mike Clevinger.
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But it's also the best possible solution for relieving congestion as that's four fewer private vehicles that will be on the road at the busiest time of day.
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Made famous for its (supposed) stress-relieving, immune-boosting, and "detoxifying" benefits, I can't wait to hop in one of HigherDOSE's buzzy saunas and melt away some stress.
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By spending less taxpayer money and relieving tax burdens, lawmakers can lay the groundwork for the success of their states and the people who live and work there.
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It'll freshen up even the bleakest of indoor spaces by purifying the surrounding air and filling the vicinity with the insomnia-relieving glow of its LED grow lights.
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You'll be doing an awesome deed for a rescue organization by relieving them of the burden of their need for space, and allowing them to rescue another dog.
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In these weather events, a strong area of high pressure causes air across a large region to sink and warm, preventing heat-relieving showers and thunderstorms from developing.
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Granted, an actual Pixar film would certainly make a point of relieving the tension and sorrow this short sets up, and would use it to some spectacular end.
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Supporters of the "right-to-die" or "death with dignity" measure say patients should be allowed to control their lives until the very end, including relieving physical suffering.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta introduced the Free Maternity Services Programme in mid-2013, aimed at relieving all women of having to pay user fees for delivery at public hospitals.
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However, if Trump invokes the Insurrection Act, military activities at the border that were questionably legal before would be legal, relieving DOD of its continued explanatory appeasement efforts.
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Mr. Tsipras has said he hopes the conclusion of the next review of Greece's finances by creditors will pave the way for talks on relieving Greece's huge debt.
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The RFS could be a powerful defensive tool in the Trump administration's trade arsenal, replacing lost exports while also relieving the pressure of high oil prices on consumers.
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Relieving the suffering of refugees closer to their homes is a key part of an EU strategy to deter people from making dangerous journeys to Europe, they say.
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Instead of relieving some of the pressure, it seems like the pressure is increasing because there is more money and the guys at the top want more money.
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It's a halfway-effective conceit, showcasing his skill at pacing and crosscutting and relieving some of the claustrophobia of the tense indoor scenes in Entebbe and Tel Aviv.
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Maggie Yang of King of Prussia likes the stress-relieving aspect of some lavish amenities: I think that these lavish amenities could be very useful if used properly.
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Shoulder surgery in 2012 and a switch from starting to relieving put him on a major league track, and he made his debut for the Orioles in 2015.
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Burrow guided the Tigers to touchdowns on their first three possessions of the third quarter, and Myles Brennan produced a touchdown drive on his first after relieving Burrow.
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"The king gave her a royal consort position, in hopes of relieving the pressure and a problem that could affect the monarchy," the announcement said, reports the BBC.
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The larger defect of independent counsels, of either type, is that they had the convenient effect of relieving Congress of its constitutional duty to constrain an abusive president.
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If you&aposre already worried about money, work, or seeing family during the holidays, the constant inundation of cheerful tunes may reinforce your stress instead of relieving it.
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By this logic, hardliners are ready to gamble with an "act of war" by either relieving sanctions or turning the population's attention from internal problems to outside enemies.
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It can even be the impetus for the formation of new communities in which people share grievances and plans for retribution, relieving their sense of isolation or powerlessness.
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Last month, Russia said it convinced its Iranian allies to withdraw to at least 85 kilometers away from the Israeli border, relieving Israel of a major security concern.
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Personalities all aside, I mean, Elon and I get on very well, it's the ... I want to test anything that might give us a shot at relieving traffic.
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The trial found that of the 14 most popular antidepressants on the market, only Prozac worked better than a placebo in terms of relieving the symptoms of depression.
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The GOP bill calls for relieving states of covering the benefits in their Medicaid plans, sparking an outcry that the move would hurt efforts to treat the opioid epidemic.
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The activists believe that Airbnb's technology and financial resources could help small organizations reach a wider audience, while relieving some of the burden that their organizations are currently under.
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He spent time mingling with the crowd amid neon lights and palm trees that surrounded the venue's indoor pool, before relieving Eddie Edge of his duties as the deejay.
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In concept, this idea seems advantageous to the driver who can make a safe entrance into faster traffic, while relieving any cognitive burden of having to change lanes manually.
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Breathing in highly concentrated oxygen is purported to have a number of health benefits (detoxifying blood, increasing circulation, strengthening the immune system, heightening concentration, improving relaxation and relieving headaches).
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The halt in rate hikes — and the Fed signalling in January that it will be "patient" with monetary policy — is "relieving pressure" for many emerging economies, Sri Mulyani said.
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Combining two stress relieving techniques — exercise and meditation — is yoga, which can encourage participants to focus on the moment, rather than what's going on in the world around them.
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I found that working in a more active job was stress relieving and a good counterbalance to the time I spent hunched over a laptop when I wasn't there.
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SINGAPORE — Plenty of personal gadgets these days, from smartwatches to fitness bands, are aimed at relieving you of having to fish your phone out of your pocket so often.
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Many hoped the "white knight" who rescued Nissan could perhaps one day do the same for Lebanon, relieving the country of its debilitating debt, and cleaning up the economy.
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At a certain point, I started to suspect that the city's reefer tourist moguls were getting their clients high mainly for the purpose of relieving them of their money.
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In June, President Obama enacted a bipartisan fiscal deal called the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management and Economic Stability Act (PROMESA) aimed at relieving the island's long-time economic woes.
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Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall wrote a letter to Jefferson County District Attorney Danny Carr, who had been overseeing the investigation, relieving him of his role in the case.
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Weighted Anti-Anxiety Blanket This blanket is filled with glass beads and polyester to put gentled pressure on whoever lies underneath it, aiding in relieving anxiety, insomnia, and more.
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But sometimes it's instructive — relieving, even — to think ahead to the future, and to imagine what kind of problems we'll be facing five or 10 years down the line.
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"Many essential oils can act as decongestants and expectorants, relieving congestion and clearing phlegm," says Valerie Oula, director of vibrational energy at The Well, a membership-based wellness club.
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At the end of a hard day's work, people might then brew the leaves into a tea, extracting different compounds purported to have a calming and pain-relieving effect.
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Almonds, which Gokce snacks on, are also a great source of magnesium, which in addition to boosting energy, bone and heart health, have also been linked to relieving anxiety.
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Eating a healthy diet with less sodium and more potassium, losing weight, getting more exercise and relieving stress can all help lower blood pressure, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine.
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To see this, note that relieving U.S. exports of the tax immediately makes those goods more competitive in global markets and increases the demand for dollars to buy them.
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Far from relieving the pressure of the Russia investigation, his firing of Comey prompted the appointment of a special counsel, who is also looking into whether Trump obstructed justice.
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At home in Milan, Mr. Pereira has increased private sponsorship for La Scala by €503 million since 250 — relieving the house of a €270 million deficit when he arrived.
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The ergonomic, S-shaped massage cane is specially designed to make relieving muscle spasms and knots as simple as lifting the handles or sliding the cane side to side.
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Most public services and infrastructure are provided directly by the federal government, making RAK's spending more flexible than peers' and relieving the emirate of the obligations of a typical sovereign.
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In theory, this would send the message that behavior like Weinstein's will not be tolerated, while relieving existing members of the worry that their own ugly histories could be exposed.
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Deaths in America from opioids, pain-relieving drugs that include both prescription painkillers such as OxyContin and illegal ones such as heroin, have almost quadrupled over the past two decades.
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She gave me some literature that also encouraged yoga and massage as methods for relieving the tension in my neck, both of which sounded much better than the injection technique.
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CBD is a compound found in the cannabis plant that's boomed in the retail industry in the past year, with many touting its supposed stress-relieving benefits despite limited evidence.
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The flexible tube was used to administer a combination of pain-relieving medications designed to block pain impulses from reaching my brain, mostly numbing the lower part of my body.
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"Foria Relief has been carefully crafted using a delivery system intended to maximize the muscle relaxing and pain relieving properties of cannabis without inducing a psychotropic 'high,' " explains the website.
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The Tiburon is an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) weighing up to 55 pounds that can carry radar instruments to scan the caps for researchers, relieving pilots from the dangerous feat.
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The market took a turn on Thursday, and suddenly half a dozen boxes were checked off from Jim Cramer's market bottom checklist, relieving the worries that were ailing many investors.
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EU officials note that relieving the suffering of refugees closer to their homes is a key part of the Union's strategy to discourage people from making dangerous journeys to Europe.
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Most public services and infrastructure are provided directly by the federal government, making the emirate's spending more flexible than peers' and relieving it of the obligations of a typical sovereign.
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The genius of Gilead's system is the way that it uses women to police other women, often relieving men of having to bear the responsibility or guilt of the regime.
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To people who feel battered by the world, for whatever reason, that Wolverine glare that says "I can beat whatever you can throw at me" can be inspiring and relieving.
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If these reforms are advanced and strictly enforced, Mexican workers will be able to join unions and negotiate for better pay, relieving some of the downward pressure on American wages.
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"It will be a way to get quick upfront cash and improve our ability to focus on collecting more recent arrears, relieving the current administrative weight," the senior official said.
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Collins said he had considered inserting Gabriel Ynoa, who was warming up, into the game in the second inning but opted against it because Ynoa was not accustomed to relieving.
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Apparently, this pillow can work wonders for relieving that deeply held neck, jaw, and back-of-the-head tension (even if the source of your pain isn't related to TMJ).
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Four years later, at the Beijing Games, Brazil was stripped of its 10th-place finish in the team event when Pessoa's horse tested positive for a banned pain-relieving medication.
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The report published alongside a study from Nora D. Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, reflected this potential train of thought while acknowledging its pain-relieving qualities.
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Kreek explained that methadone and buprenorphine—the only two treatments proven to cut the death rate among people with opioid addiction by half or more —work by relieving this deficit.
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In listening to the sounds of, say, the patient burbles of A Country Stream or the wheezy bird calls on Pacific Ocean, I can experience its moderate stress-relieving effects.
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We can treat people with problematic dependence with greater respect, recognizing that relieving suffering by tapering slowly, voluntarily and gently is important no matter what medical condition someone might have.
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But from the start, critics have argued the settlement deliberately downplayed the risk, and would leave millions of dangerous guns in the public's hands while relieving Remington of the liability.
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Westway's supporters, including the federal, state and local governments, said that the highway would actually help curb pollution by relieving traffic congestion, and that the fish study had been sound.
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For many, taking care of their feet has become a stress-relieving practice akin to a self-administered facial — there's a routine, complete with peels, plant oils and targeted tools.
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While it can be stress relieving during times like these, it can also get a bit annoying if you don't have the right gadgets and gizmos to keep it fun.
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A 2016 study of 204 people with knee pain from osteoarthritis found that tai chi done twice a week was just as effective as physical therapy in relieving their discomfort.
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If Iran could make war seem imminent, so the thought goes, it might indirectly force Mr. Trump into relieving sanctions (assuring the regime's survival), perhaps even without entering direct negotiations.
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The Swiss franc remains highly valued, he added, with the SNB committed to its policy of relieving appreciation pressure on the franc through foreign currency interventions and negative interest rates.
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Word of the Day adjective: capable of relieving pain adjective: unlikely to offend noun: a medicine used to relieve pain _________ The word anodyne has appeared in 58 articles on nytimes.
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The Sleep Innovations Contour Memory Foam Pillow is aimed at relieving neck pain and ensuring that you don't do damage to your neck and back when you sleep at night.
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Presented by Johnson & Johnson Johnson & Johnson We're helping to solve America's urgent health issues by developing a vaccine to prevent HIV, fighting cancer, relieving depression and making personalized joint replacements.
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That's because the original 6900 Clean Water Act regulates discharges from "point sources," but exempts most agricultural discharges, relieving farmers of the need for permits for runoff from their land.
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The president must hear their voice and throw his best efforts into relieving them of their unfair burdens and restoring the American promise for citizens, corporations, and small businesses alike.
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For generations, the migration of people from Central America seeking work elsewhere has served as a safety valve for the region, relieving pressure on the labor market and public services.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy announced Saturday that he would set in motion a process to strip Catalonia of its leadership, relieving the regional President Carles Puigdemont of his position.
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Proponents — who include a small number of celebrities and mommy bloggers — claim it does wonders for new moms, from relieving pain to preventing postpartum depression and enhancing milk production and nutrition.
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With a bunch of clever features, including an adaptive cooling cover, pressure-relieving smart memory foam, a seven-zone supported base, and positioning base material, your sleep is well looked after.
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He surrendered three hits after relieving Ryan Pressly, who started the eighth inning against Houston and allowed up five runs, three hits and a walk in one-third of an inning.
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Forensic psychiatrist Dr. Park Dietz, who has analyzed many of our country's most notorious criminals, told us serial killer Urdiales described murdering women as a way of relieving pent-up tension.
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Trans people told Georgia State University researcher Kristie L. Seelman that anticipating (and experiencing) harassment or being asked to leave the restroom makes the simple act of relieving oneself incredibly stressful.
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They calculated that relieving one person of misery in Britain by reducing poverty would cost £180,000 ($222,500), whereas achieving the same goal by treating anxiety or depression would require just £10,000.
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If Russian cyber attacks did help to get Donald Trump elected, they have been astonishingly successful in their broader aim, if not in the narrower one of relieving Ukraine-related sanctions.
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Emissions are a problem far beyond the Bay and an economical route relieving a portion of your carbon footprint may be enticing to at least a few green-friendly Lyft riders.
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Iraqi commanders have talked about relieving pressure on CTS troops in the east by opening a new front in southwest Mosul, where federal police units are stationed just outside the city.
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If you're the type of person who finds bullet journaling as stress-relieving as lifting barbells, then there's a fun way to combine both of your interests: keeping a fitness log.
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Dr. Anne Merriman For almost 19903 years, Merriman and her hospice home care teams have been bringing green, pink, and blue bottles of pain-relieving morphine to dying people in Uganda.
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For some, it's nerve-wracking, heartbreaking, terrifying, or relieving; but, for writer Alanna Bennett, coming out as bi to her mother over the holidays turned out to be surreal and surprising.
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Residents in Mays Landing, New Jersey, were rightfully upset after video surfaced of an unknown man relieving himself on a memorial to a 12-year-old boy who died of cancer.
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A total of 27.25 banks have signed up to back Deutsche Bank's 218.5 billion-euro rights issue, relieving the demands on the eight banks that provided the initial underwriting last weekend.
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But this season, after experiencing discomfort, Irving underwent what the Celtics described as a "minimally invasive procedure" to remove the wire with the aim of relieving irritation in his patellar tendon.
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"FORIA Relief has been carefully crafted using a delivery system intended to maximize the muscle relaxing and pain relieving properties of cannabis without inducing a psychotropic 'high,'" the product description explains.
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It hired an anesthesiologist to treat chronic pain, relieving its primary care doctors and nurse practitioners of their thorniest burden and letting them concentrate on conditions they feel more comfortable treating.
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" While the Trump administration has said that ending the war in Yemen and relieving the humanitarian crisis are top national security priorities, the statement says, "US policies tell a different story.
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Certainly, a healthy financial system is crucial to a healthy economy, but tending to the health of the financial system does not mean relieving financial firms from all scrutiny and regulation.
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While free market conservatives have long held that relieving businesses of government imposed regulatory burden is the fastest way out of a sluggish economy, the Obama administration took the opposite approach.
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Those aged 2083 and older have more debt than previous generations, and an increasing portion are filing for bankruptcy in hopes of relieving it, reported Patti Waldmeir for The Financial Times.
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The paid offering includes audio programs like "7 days of sleep" and "21 days of calm" that guide users through daily 10- to 15-minute sessions for relieving stress and anxiety.
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Distributed-power models such as ConEdison's allow customers to generate and manage their own electricity using solar panels and other technology, relieving pressure on the grid and lowering utility customer bills.
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He came into the game in the seventh inning, relieving Corey Kluber with a man on first base and nobody out — and subsequently walked the left-handed designated hitter Kyle Schwarber.
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If your travel schedule requires you to be on your feet a lot of the day, the Sockwell Circulator Graduated Compression Socks are great for relieving pressure in your lower back.
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Water authorities had been relieving pressure on the dam through the concrete-lined primary spillway last week, but lake levels rose as storm water surged in and engineers moderated its use.
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At a time when we're all looking for stress-relieving solo activities to do from the safety of our homes, a relaxing self-love session comes with numerous health benefits too.
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In clinical trials, medical marijuana has been shown to be safe and effective in relieving pain, decreasing inflammation, controlling seizures, reducing anxiety and depression, and easing the nausea related to chemotherapy.
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In a country where there are now more guns than people, it's relieving that there's a relatively simple way to track whose hands at least some of them are getting into.
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The Papua LNG project was sanctioned by the government in September, relieving uncertainty stemming from new prime minister James Marape's agenda for the country to reap more from its resources sector.
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Its steel hull is up to three and a half inches thick and tapered so that the pressure of the ice forces the ship up, relieving some of the crushing force.
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If the President wants to create special rules for his son-in-law, Congress must act instead by prohibiting him from receiving classified information and relieving taxpayers from paying his expenses.
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Humanitarian commitments are aimed at relieving suffering and therefore expand across borders; egalitarian institutions such as the welfare state reflect distinctive visions of social justice and are therefore local and bounded.
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Prosecutors had declared in November that Mr. Manafort had breached his plea agreement by lying, relieving them of any obligation to suggest a lighter sentence because of his plea and cooperation.
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The tax bill slices the penalty to "$0" and "zero percent," starting in 2019, relieving taxpayers of $43 billion in penalties they would otherwise pay through 2027, the budget office says.
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So, I grabbed my dog, and my bottle of Restore—which "Hydrates and soothes dogs' skin and fur while relieving itching and dander"—and Outkast's greatest hits, and hit the tub.
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The classic pain-relieving ointment can be traced to a Chinese herbalist who began selling it in the 1870s; subsequently commercialized by his sons, it's been sold around the world ever since.
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In an advancement for developing safer painkillers, scientists have solved the crystal structure of one of the key brain receptors activated by opioids, which is what gives them their pain-relieving power.
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While there are medications that can treat the flu, the latest evidence suggests they are only marginally effective at relieving symptoms and may have no impact on reducing the rate of hospitalizations.
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Provided that prices remain low, Goldman sees the oil market moving into a deficit beginning in the third quarter of 2016, leading to a drawdown in stocks and relieving pressure on storage.
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His description of relieving the financial stress on families was on point, as someone who well remembers listening to his own parents having stressful conversations after the latest round of factory layoffs.
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The pain-relieving properties of the green stuff have been known for centuries, but now, thanks to law tweaks and more relaxed regulations, experts are (re)discovering its skin-care benefits, too.
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The report concludes that "the education system could not explain sudden fluctuations in the general profile of student suicide cases" and that the EDB continues to be successful in relieving academic pressure.
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While such deals are generally confidential, the Swiss Takeover Board had published details of the financing agreements in documents relieving creditors from obligations to make mandatory tender offers for the respective firms.
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It had the added benefit of making the engine housings appear to be covered in thick white down, which went a surprisingly long way toward relieving customer anxiety over sharp, whirling propellers.
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Besides relieving the stresses that may arise after Monday (read: a flooded inbox and countless calendar invites for meetings to talk about more meetings), meditation can also help you to get organized.
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On Sunday, the insurgents were besieging the governor's compound in Ajrestan district in Ghazni, south of the capital Kabul, although officials said reinforcements had arrived and were relieving police defending the town.
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Earthquakes are a fault's way of relieving built-up seismic stress, but none of the 3,000 quakes happening near Ridgecrest are releasing any of the geologic tension along the San Andreas fault.
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"That, above all, would be a good, a relieving feeling for me, that our grandson, when he later Googles his grandfather, does not come across all those horrible articles," von Otter said.
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"I'm 100 percent in favor of making more waves — by any means necessary — and relieving some of the pressure on our natural (and overcrowded) surf spots," Sean MacPherson said in an email.
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A team of museum experts obtained this almost new wallet by jostling a tourist on a Nevsky Prospekt trolleybus in St. Petersburg, Russia, and relieving him of it—tough cheese on him.
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Much of this focus has been in response to a worsening opioid crisis, as patients and non-patients continue to have access to an increasing supply of powerful opioid pain-relieving medications.
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That may come as a surprise if you've browsed websites or glossy marketing materials filled with claims of cars driving themselves, relieving the driver of the mundane tasks of steering and braking.
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Why it matters: No one enjoys hauling boxes to the UPS or Fedex counter, and startups love to promise to remove "friction" from our lives — but sometimes relieving inconvenience just isn't profitable.
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By saying novios I was explaining that David was responsible for me, or I had thought he was, until he began relieving himself of that responsibility like a snakeskin out of season.
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We support the National Association of Insurance Commissioners' model legislation that would use a structured mediation process between insurers and physicians to address out-of-network bills, relieving patients from this burden.
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Scientists give the credit to hormones released during sex, like endorphins, which block pain and stress, and oxytocin, the hormone that helps mothers and babies bond and which has pain-relieving properties.
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The unlocking of resources is seen as crucial to relieving the pressure on the public sector and ensuring it continues to function following the deep freeze on spending earlier in the year.
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Though he was prone to depression, and said that writing was a way of relieving his bleaker feelings, Mr. Storey had a wry sense of humor and enjoyed turning experience into anecdote.
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Plus, lower gas prices are relieving pressure from Walmart's supply chain costs and potentially putting more money in the hands of the U.S. consumer if the coronavirus job losses can be contained.
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It also seems clear that North Korea is angry over what appears to be a lack of flexibility in the Trump Administration's position on relieving sanctions, sticking to a policy of 'maximum pressure'.
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It also seems clear that North Korea is angry over what appears to be a lack of flexibility in the Trump administration's position on relieving sanctions, sticking to a policy of 'maximum pressure'.
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But those are both crucial wins for it to claim, especially given criticism that ride-hailing services are increasing traffic in cities in the short-term, not relieving it as some had hoped.
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If you think you're going to carry a lot of weight on a regular basis, a chest, waist, or hip belt can make a big difference in relieving the stress on your back.
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A deal, even a not-great one, will give Trump the chance to claim success, while Erdoğan gets everything he wants, including relieving some of the pressure of US sanctions on his country.
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There's the thrill of physical intimacy, the desire to make another person happy, the stress-relieving potential — and, of course, the fact that the nonorgasm parts of sex can feel pretty good too.
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And the pain-relieving properties and low abuse potential of kratom has been known since as early as 1974, when the UN Office on Drugs and Crime published a comprehensive review of kratom.
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There's something so profoundly relieving from actually being there and actually working something out and having it actually be worked out rather than it being covered up with another feeling for a minute.
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Oxfam, an international organization dedicated to relieving global poverty, said Tuesday it was "outraged" at the Trump administration's response and that in an unprecedented move it had sent a team in to help.
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In the best multi-camera sitcoms, in the Carmichaels and One Days and Moms of the world, this relationship between serious subject matter and tension-relieving laughter is sometimes why an episode works.
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Policy changes and growing public awareness — not product bans — helped turn what was considered a chic, stress-relieving diet tool into what is now more commonly viewed as a smelly, overpriced cancer stick.
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This pillow is literally called the Cloud because of how soft it is, but it still provides the signature pressure-relieving material that adapts to your head, neck, and shoulders for personalized support.
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Even so, remittances have become crucial to relieving some of the world's poorest people from hunger and want, just as they have become a major revenue source for a number of fragile nations.
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A study from the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health indicated that a "long weekend" of four days gave employees stress-relieving and productivity-producing benefits lasting up to 45 days.
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BetterBack Support Posture Belt, available at Amazon, $59.99I swear by the BetterBack for helping me to maintain good posture at my desk and relieving both upper and lower back pain throughout the day.
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Were they to be elected, they would stand a good chance of dealing effectively with Congress, achieving judicial appointments, relieving gridlock and generally reducing the sense of polarization while restoring civility to government.
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What started as a stress relieving hobby has turned into a full time career for artist Spenser Little, the self-taught sculptor who's been making elaborate wire sculptures for the last 11 years.
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Antidepressants are some of the most commonly-prescribed drugs on the market, but you might be surprised that no one seems to know exactly how they do the work of relieving depressive symptoms.
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Through Blue Cross Blue Shield's study, researchers also learned the longer someone was instructed to use a pain-relieving prescription like oxycodon, the more likely they were to develop an opioid use disorder.
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He led us to beehives hidden in a shaded area near the sacred grove, noting with wrinkle-nosed distaste that an opossum had been dining on berries and relieving itself around the hives.
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Arguing that terminating her or relieving her of her duties would be considered an "injustice" to be "widely recognized and opposed," the signatories claimed that her brilliance and stature ought to exonerate her.
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In 2017, a day job might perform the same replenishing ministries as sleep or a long run: relieving creative angst, restoring the artist to her body and to the texture of immediate experience.
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But for a doctor, part of compassion is relieving pain when a patient's tumors have become so large, burns so deep or wounds so grievous that they are beyond cure, Dr. Rajagopal said.
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After the article was published, all three companies took action against midlevel employees who had been responsible for overseeing the work of the front organization, relieving them of their duties pending internal investigations.
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And drivers and others put up with no shortage of disruption — detours and delays, highway shutdowns, neighborhood streets clogged with cars — in the hopes of relieving one of the most notorious bottlenecks anywhere.
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If the sample survives without breaking, Dr. Silvera said he wanted to then open it up, relieving it of pressure, and see if there is a speck of solid metallic hydrogen still inside.
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The doctor later confirmed that it was just one baby and the pulse was in both the fetus and umbilical cord due to their proximity — a moment that was quite relieving for Haqq.
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In the agency's view, the potential impact of these events has been effectively contained by the actions taken by the banks, which include rapidly relieving these named executives of their duties and appointing replacements.
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"During any given shift change at the nest, the relieving adult will land in the nest and nudge the incubator to take over duties," the U.S. Fish and Wildlife service said in a statement.
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Taking a placebo painkiller dampens activity in pain-related areas of the brain and spinal cord, and triggers the release of endorphins, the natural pain-relieving chemicals that opioid drugs are designed to mimic.
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But delegations upon business delegations, millions of tourists and students, and South Korea's popular TV shows, music hits, barbecue delights and beauty products still seem incapable of relieving tensions bedeviling these three economic powerhouses.
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However, Syria's army has declared winning back control of the desert and relieving its besieged Deir al-Zor enclave a military priority and has advanced swiftly from Palmyra with troops and dozens of tanks.
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Relieving sanctions without concessions would not only give the Kim regime more freedom to build nuclear weapons, but also more flexibility to revive their failing economy while continuing to brutalize the North Korean people.
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And if the time for relieving sanctions arrives, the administration should plan to tie that relief to relief for the North Korean people from the oppression they have endured for more than six decades.
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But relieving Tesla of the responsibility to make beautiful robo-taxis would consign what remains of the Tesla Paradox to low-volume, high-margin vehicles that Tesla could continue to see for personal ownership.
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Some 2,000 female runners responded with their ideas about what they would use the skirt for, with relieving themselves and replacing tampons or sanitary napkins during heavy periods at the top of the list.
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Filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, Casper's lawsuit alleged DreamCloud was using an unreliable survey as a basis for claims that its Level Sleep products were superior at relieving pain and improving sleep.
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Ending the subsidies would lead to a variety of private transit alternatives where people will use them and allow cities to concentrate on relieving congestion and making roads safer and cleaner for everyone else.
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The Europeans and Iran are at odds on a range of issues: Iran's ballistic missile program, attacks and plots against Iranian dissidents in Europe and slow progress towarda relieving the effects of US sanctions.
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When I get home, I check my mail and decompress by cleaning my kitchen (weird, I know, but cleaning is stress-relieving for me), knitting, watching a TV show on Netflix, or going online.
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If all those rides had replaced car journeys, around 400 fewer tons of carbon dioxide would have been emitted, to say nothing of the time and emissions saved by relieving congestion on the roads.
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Pimecrolimus cream, which was originally developed as a treatment for eczema, might be particularly effective at quickly relieving symptoms of perioral dermatitis that stemmed from previous use of topical steroids, according to one study.
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Former national security adviser John Bolton resigned the day after a Monday discussion about Iran policy in which President Trump raised the possibility of relieving some sanctions, a person close to Bolton tells Axios.
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And, once again, all eyes are on FEMA, which, in plain terms, is tasked with relieving the mass-scale suffering of Americans right now, and helping them rebuild in the coming months and years.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump suggested on Tuesday that "a revved-up economy" could generate enough additional tax revenue to pay for his proposed $54 billion military buildup, relieving pressure on him to cut Social Security.
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Relieving student debt and providing some level of free public college tuition have become universal goals of the Democratic presidential candidates, although their plans differ in who would be covered and for how much.
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Tatha Ghose at Commerzbank, who used the 'Orbanisation' term, reckons not, questioning whether copycat moves such as relieving mortgage holders of their Swiss franc worries will give Polish markets the same sort of uplift.
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"With or without tech, we have a great deal of stress during the day, and we don't have a way during the day of relieving," those problems, he told CNBC in a recent interview.
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When coupled with a powerful desire to allay our anxiety, this can lead us to do things that may be stress-relieving in the moment but are potentially fatal, such as texting while driving.
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Rating Alexander Bruno, the hero of A Gambler's Anatomy, is a professional backgammon player — a suave, mysterious, James-Bond-like figure who travels the world in his tuxedo, relieving the rich of their money.
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Nemo, the young dog adopted this year by France's Emmanuel Macron, was caught on camera relieving himself on a gilded fireplace in the Elysee Palace behind a group of junior ministers meeting with the president.
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On May 30, U.S. regulators unveiled a plan to modify the so-called Volcker Rule introduced following the 2007-2009 financial crisis, aiming to make compliance easier for many firms and relieving small banks altogether.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Manneken Pis, the cherubic little statue insouciantly relieving himself in the heart of Brussels, has become a cheeky symbol of Belgian resistance to terror in the week since suicide bombers struck the capital.
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Reconstructive surgery involves breaking open the scar formed by FGM, and pulling the clitoris, the majority of which lies beneath the surface, back to the surface, relieving the pain associated with FGM and restoring sensitivity.
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Considering that THC has a long-established history of causing anxiety in high doses and CBD has a somewhat newly-established history of relieving anxiety, you might expect these to be heavy on the CBD.
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He stepped into the position following the organization's reshaping of its leadership team, with the firing of general manager Mitch Kupchak and relieving Jim Buss of his role as executive vice president of basketball operations.
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Working with President-elect Donald Trump, Republicans in the 115th Congress can finally repeal major parts of President Obama's signature law using the budget reconciliation process, relieving Americans from its most burdensome mandates and costs.
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Now that Saturn is direct, it will soon enter Capricorn (on December 19, 2017), finally relieving some of the pressure that's been on you while the taskmaster of the zodiac has been in your sign.
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The top 3 inches of "Adaptive" foam are incredibly soft, so I sank in more than on many medium-firm foam mattresses, but somehow it still felt supportive, pressure-relieving, and—just as important—cool.
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This outfit might remind me of that day, but if anything it's a good thing because we had a long-distance relationship for so long that—if anything—it's kind of relieving to start fresh.
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Signs of a dangerous value trap The market took a turn on Thursday, and suddenly half a dozen boxes were checked off from Cramer's market bottom checklist, relieving the worries that were ailing many investors.
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If you can approach your intense emotions with a cool head (try making lists, enlisting the help of someone else for an outside perspective, or engaging in stress-relieving activities), you'll be able to transform.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A vast research study that sought to settle a long-standing debate about whether or not anti-depressant drugs really work has found they are indeed effective in relieving acute depression in adults.
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"It also seems clear that North Korea is angry over what appears to be a lack of flexibility in the Trump Administration's position on relieving sanctions, sticking to a policy of 'maximum pressure,'" he added.
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So what's the term Kenyans in the latrine-starved slums invented for the humiliating practice of relieving yourself into a plastic bag, cinching a knot in it and hurling it as far away as possible?
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Like kids playing lacrosse in a dried-up hockey rink, a teenager peeking into his neighbors' windows with a drone, and a red fox hunching his back and relieving himself on a beautifully manicured lawn.
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As I was writing the outline for these horoscopes, I thought to myself how disappointing June's planetary energy could feel—but then I realized that sometimes cancellations, "no" answers, and general confusion can be relieving.
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According to a major new study, Uber, Lyft and their smaller rivals are clogging major U.S. cities — not relieving congestion — and even more traffic may be on the way when self-driving cars are commonplace.
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India, which has already announced a plan to sell national carrier Air India, faces tax shortfalls of around 2 trillion rupees in the current fiscal year, making the stake sales critical to relieving the deficit.
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These experiences become fodder for Hungover: The Morning After and One Man's Quest for the Cure, a book that is as concerned with the science and culture of hangovers as it is with relieving them.
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Mr. Putin, who promised to cut the poverty rate in half over the next six years, presented a long list of proposed means of spurring economic growth while relieving the middle class of its strains.
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Featuring a far-reaching posterior wash mode, a wide, gentle feminine mode, and constipation-relieving spiral stream mode, the SmartBidet's electric bidet toilet seat is unique in that it comes with a wireless remote control.
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Ms. DeVos has defended the new system as a reversal from an "all or nothing" approach to loan forgiveness, by relieving students of debt based on whether they received any educational benefit from their institutions.
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When the initial fracture occurs, energy is released as occurs in a normal break, but rather than propagating through the stick and breaking it, the energy goes into relieving the tension induced by the twist.
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SHANGHAI, March 14 (Reuters) - China's securities exchanges have relaxed requirements for local government financing platforms to roll over maturing corporate bonds, state-run China Securities Journal reported, in a move aimed at relieving debt burdens.
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If Tesla's stock is above the $359.87 stock price, the holders will likely convert the debt into equity, relieving the company from using $920 million in cash required when the debt comes due in March.
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A former second-round pick from a Minnesota high school who shuffled between starting and relieving for five seasons with the Miami Marlins, Hand, 28, joined the Padres in a waiver claim in April 2016.
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In 28, the Trump administration decided that businesses would no longer be held responsible for "incidental" bird deaths under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 26 — relieving them of prosecution or fines on that score.
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But weed contains a large number of cannabinoids—up to 100 have been isolated so far, per Friedman—many of which may have pain-relieving capabilities, and most of which have received very little study.
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An additional argument in its favor — aside from perhaps relieving some of the concern about provider payment cuts — is that free medical school for everyone could make the medical field more accessible for disadvantaged youth.
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Researchers went into the study assuming that experienced artists would benefit more greatly from the stress-relieving effects of art-making, but there was no correlation between participants' artistic experience and levels of stress hormone.
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A prescription for relaxation While there are medications that can treat the flu, the latest evidence suggests they are only marginally effective at relieving symptoms and may have no impact on reducing the rate of hospitalizations.
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Inadequate access The United Nations International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) estimates that more than three quarters of the world population (5.5 billion) have inadequate access to pain-relieving medicine for HIV/AIDS, cancer and even childbirth.
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He believes that as his firm's artificial intelligence (AI) develops, some of the diagnoses done by doctors will be done by the app itself, relieving GPs and, by reducing labour, helping to make the service profitable.
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So when I first heard about Foria Relief, described by the company as "a delivery system intended to maximize the muscle relaxing and pain relieving properties of cannabis without inducing a psychotropic 'high'," I was intrigued.
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The Indian government, which is in the midst of a fierce campaign against open defecation, disputes that, and claims to have cut the number of rural people relieving themselves outside from 550m to 250m since 2014.
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Many studies have found links between medicinal properties and ingredients you might have hiding at the back of your cupboard, from immune-boosting chili peppers and ginger to anti-bacterial manuka honey and flu-relieving turmeric.
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Stronger factory prices have helped boost industrial profits, relieving some pressure on companies squeezed by higher costs and weak demand, though there are concerns some of the gains are due to speculation and are not sustainable.
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The success of Hitler's Dog, MacDonald's first special since 2011's Me Doing Standup, is especially relieving given that the over-40 set of male comedians has not fared as well with their recent Netflix specials.
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This ProForm Supreme topper is made with the same pressure-relieving material as Tempur-Pedic's mattresses and provides three inches of cushion to cradle those points in your back that usually sink in and get stiff.
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While you are in the gift-giving spirit, consider giving your friends, family or co-workers a stress-relieving gift they can make use of once they are back in the hustle and bustle of work.
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I had been a bit uneasy about this call, because it was my decision to put on the position right before they reported, and it's both relieving and vindicating to see that I called it correctly.
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New York was the first state to pass such a law in 2009, and almost every state in the country has taken some steps toward relieving survivors of the burden of a criminal record since then.
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Separately, the company on Tuesday said it had reached a $486 million settlement of shareholder litigation accusing it of causing big losses for shareholders by concealing safety risks of its Celebrex and Bextra pain-relieving drugs.
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LoDo's Mile High Massage elevates a basic Swedish rubdown with a hit of pain-relieving lotion laced with tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD) — two of the most potent active chemicals made by the Cannabis sativa plant.
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"It's actually quite relieving I think, because we have an answer now, and he's pled guilty, and that puts the community and the family at rest to say that we have closure now, finally," he said.
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A federal judge in San Francisco blocked the Trump administration from ending special protections for immigrants from four countries devastated by war and natural disaster, temporarily relieving more than 20143,000 people from the threat of deportation.
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The durable base layer of the Casper Hybrid features individually-wrapped coils, then above it there's a foam zoned support layer for spine alignment, pressure-relieving memory foam, and a top layer of breathable comfort foam.
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"So what I'd like to see is an even heavier focus and more national unity about assisting those areas, and also relieving some of the quarantine and allowing the American entrepreneur to be liberated," Kirk said.
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Some days on the job were tougher than others; at times, Shin received pain-relieving injections in her back after lopsided losses, like the time Japan reeled off 107 shots against her and scored 29 goals.
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"We have found that eliminating student lunch debt is one way to help assist students and their families in relieving some of the stress that comes with attending school on a daily basis," the letter read.
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In the short run, a combination of drier weather and work places shutting down for Christmas will cool demand for power, relieving pressure on the grid, said Azar Jammine, director of South Africa-based consultancy Econometrix.
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In the short run, a combination of drier weather and work places shutting down for Christmas will cool demand for power, relieving pressure on the grid, said Azar Jammine, director of South Africa-based consultancy Econometrix.
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This seems obvious, but experts say that taking time for yourself and unplugging when you're stressed can be a quick trick for relieving burnout, even if that just means a coffee break or a long lunch.
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Safety signals may seem far-fetched to some upon first consideration, but if these personalized items or songs are indeed effective at relieving debilitating anxiety, they should be embraced and accepted in all corners of society.
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Hamdok, who was appointed prime minister in August, is charged with overseeing a transitional civilian and military government working towards relieving a desperate economic situation held back from the brink by cash infusions from foreign governments.
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It's a relieving victory for the GOP, which should not have had such trouble holding a Senate seat filled by a household name, especially in a blood-red state like Texas, where Democrats rarely fare well.
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In 2017 alone, studies were published testing the effectiveness of nicotine gum in reversing low blood pressure in Parkinson's disease patients, relieving intestinal pain after colorectal surgery and improving the performance of 20-something male athletes.
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For decades it lay abandoned, targeted by vandals, rust, and pigeons freely relieving themselves, but following a lengthy restoration completed last month, visitors can now see the structure as it was when it first opened in 1865.
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And while some prefer to go the whole way without drugs, there's also no denying that an epidural, which is anesthetic delivered directly into a part of your spine, does a great job at relieving labor pain.
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Tiny Malta, where migrants land after crossing the Mediterranean, hopes to persuade eastern European countries to end their refusal to take in asylum-seekers under a system aimed at relieving the pressure on the southern frontline states.
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"Today we have the first positive economic growth in over a decade with 4.1% of growth, and the lowest unemployment in all our history, relieving thousands of fathers and mothers from the suffering of poverty," Rosselló said.
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Pulling together the various strands of Chinese refinery and fuel markets shows that the country is currently producing an excess of diesel and with domestic inventories already bulging, exports become the best way of relieving the pressure.
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If this patient has expressed a desire to die, these pain-relievers can be administered in such a way over time so that in addition to relieving pain, they have the "double effect" of killing the patient.
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A secret community of divine witches who are concentrating on manifesting a matriarchal tech society through intention and belief sounds relieving, the kind of thing I want to be real, like a return to a primordial time.
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Remember the crew member from his movie who had an obvious crush on him, a crush he exploited by relieving her of her bra at a party (a party with children) and planting it in Sasha's bedroom?
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By trying to impose a one-sided "solution" on Israel, this and other boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) measures undermine the possibility of a lasting peace by relieving the Palestinians of responsibility for the absence of peace.
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VALLETTA (Reuters) - Interior ministers from five European Union countries said on Monday they had agreed a new scheme to distribute migrants saved from the Mediterranean in a deal aimed at relieving the pressure on southern EU states.
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Cannabidiol, a nonpsychoactive chemical derived from hemp (and cousin to THC, the compound that gets you stoned), promises bliss without blur: a relaxing and pain-relieving feeling of contentment and calm — without the giggles or the munchies.
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"It has dramatic results in relieving symptoms of the flu, and it basically makes the duration of the flu a lot shorter and it works very well at quickly getting the virus out of the body," she adds.
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The company says by storing data in its vaults and not their own makes it more difficult for attackers to steal user data, while relieving companies of the burden of having to maintain a secure data environment themselves.
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Never mind that there are no statistics or figures that support that assertion, or that relieving the currently serving trans population within the U.S. armed forces, who are estimated at 21999,22003, poses its own threat to national interests.
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A GOP-themed stress relieverWe don't know exactly what Zuck brought to his meeting with GOP leaders following our reports on allegations that Facebook's trending news curators were suppressing conservative coverage, but a stress relieving elephant seems likely.
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The cherubic Manneken Pis, belovedly irreverent icon of the Bruxellois, was shown relieving himself on a Kalashnikov in images on Twitter using the colors of the Belgian flag: a red boy and yellow gun against a black background.
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"We envision biometrics relieving stress at three critical travel chokepoints: TSA screening at airports, Customs and Border Protection entry and exit, and enhancing the Department of Homeland Security's trusted traveler programs," Dow said, referencing the Transportation Security Administration.
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Interior ministers from five European Union countries, including Italy, said last month they had agreed on a new scheme to distribute migrants saved from the Mediterranean under a deal aimed at relieving the pressure on southern EU states.
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Let worry motivate you, but if you find it unproductive, try to take your mind off things by getting engaged in other activities: Focus on work, do something enjoyable or try a stress-relieving coloring book for adults.
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He finally decided that he would embrace the microchip implants that would restore his vision, still telling himself that he was not artificially extending his life, only relieving his daughter of the burden of taking care of him.
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My aim is simply to insist that Captain Smith is right to believe that the federal courts provide the proper forum for relieving him, and other conscientious soldiers, of the terrible dilemma posed by their oaths of office.
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The official described the troops as a "force multiplier" and said they are are relieving Border Patrol agents from a variety of responsibilities that are not on the front lines, such as monitoring surveillance systems from control centers.
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Through machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI), self-driving cars take the driver out of the equation, potentially saving and improving lives by preventing accidents and relieving traffic congestion—but only if the IP process can keep pace.
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By taking potential protesters off Latin America's streets, mass outmigration and the great erasure of our borders acts like a safety-valve for their corrupt elite, relieving them of the pressure needed to commit to real domestic reforms.
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This introduction could be vital in relieving adolescent stress, as the National Survey of Children's Health discovered that there was a twenty percent increase in diagnoses of anxiety between 212014 and 2012 in six- to seventeen-year-olds.
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WASHINGTON — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has temporarily halted relieving the debt of some student borrowers who were defrauded by the now-defunct Corinthian Colleges, after a federal judge found her department misused earnings data to calculate loan forgiveness.
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"At this stage in the pandemic, we believe that every additional test counts towards slowing the virus and relieving the overwhelming burden on our healthcare system," read a press statement from Nurx that VICE received that same day.
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Yes – I'm a little tender around the calf, where the incision was made – but the principle of relieving the irritation on my Achilles Tendon by allowing this calf muscle to extend seems to be a very effective solution.
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Even today, he says that it gets a half million downloads every single day, and hundreds of people are contributing to the open-source version of the product, relieving him of the burden of supporting the product himself.
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The good news is that you can take a less-is-more approach and fit in just a few minutes of stress-relieving exercises at home that will make a big difference in helping you manage holiday pressures.
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Research shows that workers bear anywhere from 85033 percent to 60 percent of the corporate income tax in the form of lower wages, so lowering it would increase wages by relieving workers of their share of the burden.
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This means avoiding the trap of simply piling adversity against whichever side we're meant to root for before ultimately relieving it — and instead indulging in the back-and-forth of changing fortunes and the reveals of hidden plans.
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VICTORIA (Reuters) - The island nation of Seychelles designated some of its fragile coastal areas for protection from commercial fishing, oil exploration and development this week in return for a novel deal relieving it of part of its sovereign debt.
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It would also limit the scope of scientific studies to assess its possible medical use in relieving chronic or acute pain conditions, or for opioid addiction, which the Department of Health and Human Services says has reached "epidemic" proportions.
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"School meals are often the only nutritious meal a child receives a day, relieving families from further financial stress and motivating parents to send their children to school," Silvia Caruso, WFP's country director for Mali, said in a statement.
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It offers a cloud service that allows customers to stream massive amounts of data — think terabytes or even petabytes — relieving the need to worry about all of the scaling and hardware requirements processing this amount of data would require.
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For women with terrible period cramps, the vaginal suppositories from FORIA harness the muscle-relaxing and pain-relieving properties of cannabis—without inducing a psychotropic "high"—and alleviate the back pain, abdominal cramping, and general achiness associated with menstruation.
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Meanwhile, bipartisan leaders of the Senate Banking Committee continue to engage in private talks over a more modest set of reforms to banking rules, aimed primarily at relieving smaller banks but that could include raising or altering that threshold.
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A central theme of this year's show is "Smart Cities," and automakers and other companies have used elaborate virtual reality displays of tree-lined streets with smooth flowing traffic to promote technology and investments aimed at relieving urban congestion.
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He filled the tub with muscle relieving bath goodness he'd just bought, set the jets running, and brought me my favorite wine and chocolate after I settled in (along with 'just shout out any time you want more wine').
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The fall in French bond yields came as polls showed centrist Emmanuel Macron would easily beat far-right candidate Marine Le Pen in May's presidential election runoff, relieving some fears that have built up in recent weeks among investors.
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The Treasury Department is considering relieving Rusal of penalties even though its former owner, oligarch Oleg Deripaska, was sanctioned this year by the US in an attempt to punish the Kremlin for interfering in the 2016 US presidential election.
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Some people are using a high-dose regimen of CBD-rich oils (also called cannabidiol, the pain-relieving ingredient in marijuana) as an adjuvant when battling cancer (as an agent that helps to make their primary treatment work better).
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It is a lot to balance, and this year he has sometimes staggered under the weight of expectations, even taking up juggling at the advice of a doctor friend, who suggested it as a stress-relieving, focus-sharpening exercise.
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Interior ministers from five European Union countries, including Italy, announced last month that they had agreed on a new scheme to distribute migrants saved from the Mediterranean in a deal aimed at relieving the pressure on southern EU states.
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"We have found that eliminating student lunch debt is one way to help assist students and their families in relieving some of the stress that comes with attending school on a daily basis," the letter read, according to KPIX.
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Melissa Wong, a maternal fetal medicine physician at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles who studies VR during labor, suspects the technology's potential as a complementary and alternative method for relieving pain will also help VR catch on.
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He was held at the hospital for an additional 90 minutes for observation and then released on Monday afternoon with prescriptions for amoxicillin, a commonly prescribed antibiotic, and ibuprofen, which is often used for relieving pain and reducing fever.
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"We think the reason why we're seeing this differential effect, where males in our lab see this pain-relieving effect and females didn't, might be due to the fact that we're dealing with really heavy cannabis smokers," she said.
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For what it's worth, Wade told me the difference between his results starting and relieving might have less to do with the amount of innings thrown or the psychology of the role, than the way he prepared for it.
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"One Belt One Road's emphasis on large-scale capital-intensive infrastructure investments abroad is aimed at channeling surplus domestic savings away from less productive domestic uses and at relieving overcapacity pressures," Jack Yuan, associate director at Fitch Ratings, told CNBC.
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Migralex™ is a patented headache medicine containing aspirin and magnesium that has been clinically proven to be effective in relieving most types of pain, including arthritis pain, tension headaches, sinus headaches, stress headaches, menstrual headaches, and various other pains.
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The law, which makes the state the first in the country to establish a legal framework for access to the pain-relieving drug, will facilitate its "manufacture, supply and access" in high-quality medical form, the government said in a statement.
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Titles like "Dinosaurs With Jobs" and "Unicorns Are Jerks" retain some of the spirit of the 1960s, and a crowded sub-genre of books containing nothing but intricately designed swear words combines the stress-relieving joys of cursing and colouring.
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While Taser's Womack insists Dextro's technology is about relieving the burden on officers to edit and redact hundreds of hours of footage, Harvey says that Dextro's AI-backed automation fundamentally changes the law enforcement process by accelerating the collection of evidence.
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Traders say the market has been long on copper for some time, while others say the premium for the cash over the three-month contract at $34 a tonne should attract metal to LME warrant, relieving some of the tightness.
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Samer Alaiwi, an official from the Jaish al-Nasr FSA group, which is fighting near Hama, said on a rebel social media feed that the offensive was aimed at relieving pressure on rebels elsewhere and stopping warplanes using a nearby airbase.
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One reason is that they're addictive … But also, opioids have some unique characteristics: You very quickly develop a tolerance to the pain-relieving effects, meaning you'll need higher and higher doses in order to continue getting to get pain relief.
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When Osborne announced a new fiscal plan last year, including the 2020 surplus target, he included a clause relieving the government of the requirement to put the public finances in the black in the event of a hit to the economy.
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I hoped that describing my experience in real-time, my feet in stirrups as my provider slipped the plastic T into my uterus, would prove helpful to some women — and, bonus, the distraction was better than ibuprofen for relieving the pain.
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Firefighters are making progress on some of the bigger fires, Napa County Fire Chief Barry Biermann said Friday, thanks in large part to the gumption of those who've been on the lines for days and the reinforcements who are relieving them.
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Still, the goal of relieving current and former students saddled with onerous debt and a subpar education can be at odds with reducing the cost to taxpayers, who are likely to be stuck with the bill for loan defaults and discharges.
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ABOUT THE RAIDERS (500-6): While Denver took a new approach offensively, Oakland did the same on the other side of the ball, relieving Ken Norton Jr. of his duties as defensive coordinator on Tuesday and replacing him with John Pagano.
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It was a way of relieving anxiety that we feel and have felt for years, trying our best to relay ideas to others, not necessarily wanting them to agree or disagree but I guess to acknowledge "oh shit, that does exist".
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Interior ministers from five European Union countries, including Malta and Italy, said last month they had agreed on a new scheme to distribute migrants saved from the Mediterranean under a deal aimed at relieving the pressure on southern EU states.
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As one way of relieving traffic caused by the work on the Pulaski, the state's transportation department hired Seastreak to provide ferry service between Atlantic Highlands in Monmouth County and docks on the Hudson River in Jersey City and Hoboken.
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Meanwhile, two federal courts have blocked the Trump administration from rescinding DACA, no doubt contrary to what the judges intended, relieving the pressure to push a legislative fix through Congress before March 5, the putative ending date of the program.
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The rand has fallen more than 10 percent against the dollar in a week, boosting the local earnings of South African companies who produce around 70 percent of the world's mined platinum and relieving pressure on them to cut output.
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Try steeped, chilled chamomile tea bags to tone down inflammation, says Bellis, or a chilled eye mask, like Valmont's Eye Instant Stress Relieving Mask ($45), a pair of single-use patches suffused with green tea and arnica to bring down swelling.
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Belle was arrested in Scottsdale, AZ on March 24 and charged with 2 counts of indecent exposure (1 felony, 1 misdemeanor) after officials said he shook his penis at a man and his daughter while relieving himself next to an SUV.
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So, yes, taking these prosecutions out of the chain of command is about keeping bad commanders from doing bad things to victims — but it's also about relieving good commanders of the burden of making decisions they're not really trained for.
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It's safe to say, VR meditation is not going to be for everybody — but perhaps it might offer a route into a stress-relieving activity for people who otherwise might struggle to tune out their daily life without the help of a prop.
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An annual report from another university showed it worked with more than 3,300 animals, 249 of which were used in experiments, research, surgery or tests that caused pain or distress to the animals that wasn't treated with pain relieving or tranquilizing drugs.
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Couple Who Scammed Amazon Out of $1.2 Million in Electronics Sentenced to Nearly Six Years in Prison Photo: Alex Wong (Getty Images)Back in October, Gizmodo reported that an Indiana couple had been charged for relieving $1.2 million worth of merchandise from Amazon.
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