You can use a couple of toilet rolls to rest your feet on, or a children's kick stool, or buy a specially made stool stool.
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The 2nd leg of the stool: healthcare"The other leg of that stool is healthcare," Fisher said.
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There's a kind of energy when you're sitting stool to stool, cheek by jowl, asking for the ketchup.
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There's a kind of energy when you're sitting stool to stool, cheek by jowl, asking for the ketchup.
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It would be a political three-legged stool to bolster the substantive three-legged stool of the policy.
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The 3rd leg of the stool: lifestyle"The third leg of the stool for me was lifestyle," Fisher said.
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Using a bathroom stool could help your stool, according to a new study published in the Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology.
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This immunological test, done yearly on a stool sample, checks for blood in the stool, a possible sign of cancer.
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A third, the stool DNA test, looks for telltale genetic material (mutations from a cancer or precancerous polyp) in the stool.
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Alternatively, donor stool may be introduced into the colon via an enema or colonoscopy, or by swallowing a capsule of stool.
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Volunteers who apply to be stool donors at OpenBiome, a nonprofit stool bank based in Boston, go through an intensive screening process.
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Economists like to describe them as a three-legged stool — and you need all three pillars to make the stool sit steady.
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Stool is obtained from a donor or from a stool bank, where it has been screened for pathogens and processed for medical use.
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A DNA stool test can cost several hundred dollars, but a yearly stool test for blood alone can cost as little as $20, Rex said.
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Pantone Storage Stool, $80, available at UncommonGoodsThis storage stool lets them appreciate the iconic Pantone system and adds a pop of color to their living room or bedroom.
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Without accounting for size of the stool, or false eyelashes (which I presume Grande wears for balance), I did manage fairly easily to get both legs on the stool.
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I prefer Bristol scale [the stool chart that classifies the form of human feces into seven categories] type three and four, though I don't mind softer stool at all.
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Diagnosing and tracking gastrointestinal conditions often means patients have to keep a log over time of the properties of their stool according to what's known as the Bristol stool chart.
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The crisis in Africa's Great Lakes region -- anyone who has studied the region will tell you -- is like a three-legged stool: knock off one leg and the stool will fall.
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"So we've always understood that these were three legs on a stool, and in order for the stool to be upright, all of the legs have to be stable," she said.
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Though stool banks in the United States said they have a sufficient supply of stool samples to meet the current demand, Canadian researchers said they have fecal transplant programs in only a few cities and anticipate the need to expand stool banks in order to provide services to patients in more remote areas and other parts of the country.
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So it's got all three legs of Ferber's ad stool.
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Those are just "two legs of the stool," she said.
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There are the primary colors, the legs on a stool.
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Dogs and cats might have diarrhea or dark, bloody stool.
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The second leg of the stool is the virtual guys.
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Because I was small I always took a small stool.
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I was terrified and, picking up my stool, ran away.
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The third leg of the stool is family and leisure.
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The infection is typically diagnosed by testing a stool sample.
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We've gotta have all those to hold up the stool.
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Jørstad now keeps the Marius stool elsewhere in the house.
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Had he breathed meconium, the first stool, into his lungs?
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Stool is actually beneficial to the lining of the colon.
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He was hunched forward on the stool like a child.
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A stool is offered, and the big man sits down.
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He never dropped his guitar or fell off his stool.
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Mitsubishi has since become the third leg in that stool.
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I just want to be able to push a stool.
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CDC has tested every stool specimen from every AFM patient.
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I stole a glance and nearly fell off my stool.
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Billie was seated on a stool … She began to sing.
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Gilbert said that people are asked to rate their stool on the Bristol stool chart in pretty much every clinical trial he conducts, and automating this process would reduce bias and variation in data collection.
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The researchers compared compounds in the different groups of mouse stool and found that the previously obese mice had lower levels of flavonoids—plant compounds associated with metabolism and health in humans—in their stool.
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While arguably easier to clean up, the drier stool forms (types 1 and 2) tend to compact into large stool that can apply long term pressure to and abrade the lining of the large bowel.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that RNA from the new coronavirus has been detected in blood and stool specimens, but that it's unclear whether infectious virus can persist in blood or stool.
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She takes the glasses off and sits down on a stool.
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At the same time, the volunteers also regularly gave stool samples.
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Low plastic stool, cheap but delicious noodles, cold Hanoi beer. pic.twitter.
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Was it the young man using his backpack as a stool?
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Jaime sat down on the stool and told her to undress.
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Milk allergies can cause hives, bloody stool, and even anaphylactic shock.
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"If you have loose stool, it can spread further," Tierno says.
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She wasn't about to sit on a stool and coo gently.
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Scientists research many odd topics, and stool form is no exception.
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As a rule, softer but not watery stool forms are best.
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Less than an hour later, she noticed blood in her stool.
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You can think of Trump's staffing as a three-legged stool.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Vivendi still looks like a one-legged stool.
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Stool softeners and extra hydration and fiber can help with constipation.
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Once someone took a bar stool outside without the bouncer noticing.
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I was sitting on a stool that was 11 feet tall.
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The stool DNA (sDNA) test is commonly referred to as Cologuard.
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He knocks on the stool to demonstrate how sturdy it is.
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Low plastic stool, cheap but delicious noodles, cold Hanoi beer. pic.twitter.
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Whatever your sensibilities, you can find the stool to fit them.
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Repealing the individual mandate chops off a leg from that stool.
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Stool bacteria seem to help patients in a few different ways.
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But OpenBiome and other stool banks are facing an uncertain future.
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Schools collected stool samples from students and distributed anti-parasitic pills.
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Stool samples helped isolate the strain and point to a cluster.
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Ali survived the round and the stool swept in underneath him.
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I often use a grabber, but sometimes I need a stool.
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Exact requires a stool sample that can be collected from home.
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And they're not the first to find the virus in stool.
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There are few props and one piece of furniture: a stool.
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All they had now was a tall stool with no back.
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Cologuard is a non-invasive stool DNA screening test colorectal cancer.
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He had to sit down on a stool, in a sweat.
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I put my elbows solidly on my stool to steady myself.
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" McDonald's leaders often describe the business as a "three-legged stool.
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She got up from the stool and switched on the light.
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Beside it, on a low stool, a sheaf of corn husks.
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He wrapped Mara in a hug, lifting her off the stool.
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The third leg of the retirement stool is coming up short.
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Do you have the right stuff to be a stool donor?
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A high-fiber diet, for example, will likely make a person poop more often because the nutrient causes more water to build up in their stool, making it easier for that stool to pass through the body.
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VICE correspondent Thomas Morton visited the stool bank and made a deposit.
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That's why you have to put the other legs on this stool.
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The wood stool kind of twirls open, as if doing a cartwheel.
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Instead, they suggest testing for microscopic amounts of blood in the stool.
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Houzz: Bar Stool Sale: Save up to 75% off through Nov. 553.
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I touched the girl's waist, and she slipped down from the stool.
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"$400 for Motrin and one stool softener," Cassidy Walla, from Maryland says.
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Michigan Coach John Beilein sat on his stool with a puzzled look.
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Low-fiber diets reduce the volume and water content of the stool.
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He even offered Hart a step stool to jokingly provoke the comedian.
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A stool will set you back $250 and the table is $699.
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Fiber impacts on transit time, stool form, and health in two ways.
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Enema, colonoscopy, oral capsule full of freeze-dried stool: It all works.
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No one sits with a completely straight back on a bar stool.
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One bedside stool has a tower of what looks like Italian cookbooks.
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As stool hangs out in the colon, it absorbs water and hardens.
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We mourned, he and I. Then I fell off my bar stool.
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I suffered severe bleeding in my stool when I used the bathroom.
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And he always sat at the exact same stool at the counter.
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Molly sat on a stool with her phone and an oatmeal cookie.
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He'll need help just to get off the stool for every round.
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The toxins are then passed out of the body in the stool.
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I drag him close to my stool, pin him between my thighs.
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Clinton, perched on a stool behind the president, grinned and gently nodded.
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In the bar Lee and Tilly shared a stool, hugging and weeping.
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The samples contained, on average, 20 microplastic particles per 10g of stool.
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I would find my stool, sit in the children's area and read.
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Children with autism have unusual patterns of microbial species in their stool.
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There are two pieces of good news about the three-legged stool.
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And the bar stool where Frank Sinatra would drink his Jack Daniel's?
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But cholera bacteria were found in stool samples tested by outside experts.
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"This might mean that they have a high stool burden," she says.
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Sarah DeBord was 245 when she first noticed blood in her stool.
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George had to lean awkwardly on his stool to return the hug.
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When George took the stool next to her, she startled a little.
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But to do that job properly, the stool needs its third leg.
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The last leg of the stool is subsidies to make insurance affordable.
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Listen to the track "Bog" which Adam describes as an evil stool.
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I wore the legging to brunch and found that the material was too slick for me to sit on the pleather bar stool without sliding off, so I had to drape my jacket over the stool before sitting.
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But in 2019, Apple doesn't seem to have a four-legged stool anymore.
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Essentially, it starts with a pre-screened donor who delivers a healthy stool.
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However, the U.S. guidelines also see greater advantage from annual stool testing vs.
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Your instincts tell you that both calves do not belong on a stool.
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I was just joking with someone of needing a bar stool on tour.
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Hollering, pulling faces and stool humping don't necessarily cement authentic connections with audiences.
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Then restaurants bought the stool version of it, a much less-bad version.
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"I threw something at them, maybe like a stool, a chair," he said.
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I find a stool that mostly matches my other furniture, and order it.
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The reserved Smith never left that stool for the duration of the event.
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The third leg of the stool is what we were talking about before.
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Our diets also play a significant part in driving stool form and health.
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This increases the volume of the stool, softening it, stimulating more rapid transit.
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The Wyoming Department of Health interviewed residents and collected samples of their stool.
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So he sat on the stool in a fury, but didn't let on.
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Standing on top of a metal stool, Dr. Nunez cut into the torso.
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The stool hangs out in the rectum before squeezing out through the anus.
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I ask him if he's dizzy and whether there's blood in his stool.
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Leaving your purse open on a stool with a mess of bills visible.
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On a stool, they found Hannah's sundress, her sandals, and her car keys.
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In two CT scans she'd had a lot of stool in the colon.
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Sometimes he leans his stool back and rests his head on the wall.
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He sat on a small wooden stool and I was on the ground.
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Trilobites Researchers looked for microplastics in stool samples of people from eight countries.
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When I turned around, he was still on the stool, murmuring to himself.
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"We're happy," Ms. Wu said, sitting on a low stool at her restaurant.
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The second is that strengthening each leg makes the entire stool more solid.
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He rubbed the distressed newborn's belly, he said, and it passed a stool.
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For instance, Dogen follows his own three-legged stool to save for retirement.
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"I would get closer and closer," she said, inching toward a stool onstage.
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The best way to find information on the subject is in stool samples.
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The key point is that all three legs of this stool are necessary.
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They also sell a stool, but I found a normal chair works fine.
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"Oh, my word, she has a lot of stool," Heather said, examining Mary.
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So if your stool is hard, they can help soften it, Chey said.
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The kind of program that results from this lopsided stool isn't necessarily unworkable.
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"I'm heartbroken," Olave said, sitting on a stool in front of his locker.
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Kick out one leg of the stool and the whole thing falls apart.
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Every month, a hundred or so donors drop off anonymized bags of their stool at the bank, where a lab tech in a poop-emoji-emblazoned hair net weighs and scores every sample (on the Bristol stool scale: Google it).
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You might even want to invest in a "stool stool," pelvic physiotherapist Elaine Miller explains: Sitting with hips at 90 degrees means the puborectalis muscle is not relaxed, which means the kink in the upper rectum does not straighten out.
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And Michael Chandler spent half a round wobbling on his disgusting ankle, the doctor called the fight, Chandler stood up from his stool to whip up the crowd in Madison Square Garden, and someone pulled the stool out from underneath him.
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"An upholstered stool is nice to sit on," Mr. Fink noted, but it may not be as versatile as one with a hard to Maple stool with seat of four angled planes | $395 at Souda: 855-557-6832 or soudasouda.
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In one of the case studies, a woman was reported producing seven times the normal volume of stool: Stool collection showed that the patient produced large amounts stool — up to 1900 g daily (normal <250 g) When we questioned the patient further, we found that she chewed large amounts of sugar-free gum, accounting for a total daily dose of 18-20 g sorbitol (one stick contains about 1.25 g sorbitol).
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Just a 20-minute drive from Seres is OpenBiome, the country's largest stool bank.
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It's little more than some wood shaped like a stool, and wrapped in pleather.
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It moves relatively intact through your digestive system and is excreted in your stool.
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The CDC is continuing to test food and stool samples from the Chipotle outbreak.
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This was where the second leg of the stool came in: the individual mandate.
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The third leg of the stool was the subsidies designed to make insurance affordable.
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Apple Pay Cash provides the vital person-to-person leg of Apple's payments stool.
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"Even within this normal population, the toilet stool benefitted their bowel movements," Stanich says.
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Users, the third integral leg of that stool, were left out in the cold.
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The kit might even ask for a stool sample (depending on the guest's needs).
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"'Low plastic stool, cheap but delicious noodles, cold Hanoi beer,'" Obama wrote on Twitter.
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Stool is a major carrier of disease, and our revulsion to it is justified.
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With the help of a small stool, Mercy Carrion clambers onto an examination table.
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I wandered in, drew up a stool, and ordered a bottle of Italy's finest.
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One time I was out with Wilder and he had blood in his stool.
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I think being a nonprofit, we have — how many legs are the stool now?
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When the round ended, Ali sat on his stool and winked across the ring.
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Symptoms include fatigue, abdominal pain, jaundice, abnormal liver tests, dark urine and pale stool.
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He crouched down a little to kick a step stool closer to her podium.
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Benyan points to a small stool next to me and instructs me to sit.
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These symptoms include diarrhea or loose stool after ingesting something with lactose in it.
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One stool is maybe six times the cost of the table, but it fits.
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Each display has a swivel stool to sit on and V.R. goggles for viewing.
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Another stool was covered in a portrait of President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama.
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In a dressing room, I turn over a tiny stool to check: It's Ikea.
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If you lose one of those legs of that stool, the whole community collapses.
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Not every stool will contain duckweed, and not every duckweed that's swallowed will survive.
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An average-size stool can provide treatment for five individual patients, Ms. Edelstein said.
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At Starbucks, she ordered a white-chocolate mocha and retreated to a nearby stool.
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A remnant of Eddie's is a stool in a library behind the original restaurant.
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"He never dropped his guitar or fell (off) his stool," Miller wrote on Facebook.
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About a dozen paper cups filled with acrylic paint were arranged on a stool.
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That three legged stool has to be working together to accomplish things on deadline.
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He ordered—"Vodka with a splash of orange juice"—and took a corner stool.
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His pants were on the floor along with a diaper full of loose stool.
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So the Affordable Care Act went for incrementalism — the so-called three-legged stool.
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She was sitting on a stool, her bones jutting out in a frenzied geometry.
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I would absolutely deny them the pleasure of seeing me fall off my stool.
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This is where the second leg of the stool comes in: the individual mandate.
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If you get rid of any leg of the stool, it all falls apart.
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Having enough water in your system can help soften your stool, easing your constipation symptoms.
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Besides urine and stool analysis, the potential uses of smart toilet analysis are almost limitless.
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You need to leave a 3rd of the stool blank this is irresponsible journalism. pic.twitter.
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" "In the morning they open the cell and take the urine and stool (buckets) outside.
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In addition to having looser or more watery stool, you may also feel uncomfortably bloated.
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Bar-stool soliloquies about the end of an era were common at his farewell party.
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"I know what it is," says Mary Seats, heaving off the stool she's sitting on.
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The Ventura County Health Department found her stool tested positive for norovirus, the lawsuit said.
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And, of course, there's fear that this would lead to high prices for stool transplants.
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In the case of Sofia, the offending producer gets a stool thrown at her head.
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I was showering with a stool because it was difficult for me to stand upright.
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The doctor ran some tests, and now she has to send in a stool sample.
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The FDA said the donor stool had not been tested for drug-resistant bacteria (MDROs).
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Gorilla Ladders 22-ft MPX Multi-Position Ladder with 3-Step Lightweight Steel Step Stool
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But when he got a stool transplant from his sister, he started sprouting fresh patches.
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The three "legs" of the retirement "stool" are Social Security, private pensions and personal savings.
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Gibby started babbling some incoherent nonsense, knocked over the whiskey, and fell off the stool.
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I requested a bowl of cendol and grabbed a plastic stool next to the cart.
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Unlike the ancients, we didn't believe that we could predict the future from children's stool.
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Peter literally stood on a stool and peered over the trees that divide our terrace.
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Two rounds later, Liston, slumped on his stool, his left arm hanging uselessly, gave up.
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They involve stool samples enclosed in kits that are sent to a lab for analysis.
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One group of participants had their own stool collected and frozen prior to antibiotic treatment.
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All three legs of the collusion stool: Russians, Team Trump and the 2016 presidential election.
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Of all the options we researched and tested, the Varier Move Stool is the best.
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In the end, Mr. Reles, who was known as "Kid Twist," became a stool pigeon.
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"The idea that stool is somehow poisonous and toxic is very misguided thinking," she said.
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The last time I went to the doctor I was passing blood through my stool.
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"The lower gut or colon functions to absorb water and move stool along," he explains.
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On a recent weekday, the secretary sat working on a stool in a hall closet.
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She sat on a stool by one of the boards and plugged in her iPhone.
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Once, a customer, tilting on her stool, dropped a piece of uni on the sidewalk.
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The security was comprised of an old man sitting on a bar stool checking ID's.
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He was laughing with his friends, a pair of crutches propped against the bar stool.
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Another was balancing precariously on his stool, as if he were about to swan dive.
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The stool had not been tested for the germs before being given to the patients.
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You're in a diner from yesteryear, sliding onto a stool at a long Formica counter.
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Here, the paint replaces glaze while the bucket and stool stand in for a pedestal.
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Gabriella Galore, the show's co-host, hopped off her stool to tip her as well.
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His doctor made up blood in his stool to obtain insurance coverage for a colonoscopy.
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With the new manatee milk formula, the calves' stool is healthier, according to Mr. Cabana.
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When she arrived, she wounded me by taking the stool next to the other guy.
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"Jeff Fager is a wonderful boss," Mr. Whitaker said, looking somber on a bar stool.
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Light from a lamp on a stool, and a barricaded window to keep out thieves.
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Frequently wipe down surfaces that may be contaminated by bodily fluids, including blood and stool.
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Colonic transit time is the time required for stool to move through the large intestine.
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In today's Times, Paul Krugman brings back the three-legged stool to explain Graham-Cassidy.
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But just because the virus is found in stool doesn't mean that's how it's transmitting.
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A director, Fred Fishbach, spotted Peggy-Jean on a stool, and a star was born.
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The witness stand seat surprised her — it was like a bar stool with a back.
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Stool removal was a fairly regular part of her work, and she didn't mind it.
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From the bar stool sprang an industry that grew to include cheese balls and logs.
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"Fleabag" is her and a bar stool, on which she spends most of the show.
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The King Terrace maximized space with hooks and a small desk with a retractable stool.
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And Shira was there, washing my hair as I cowered on a plastic shower stool.
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He was at the second debate, on the BBC, sitting awkwardly on a bar stool.
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The place is just large enough to fit eight tables and a six-stool bar.
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Finding blood in the stool, on the other hand, means internal bleeding—a real problem.
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Back in Bali, there's little glamorous about the sweat-drenched stool in the bridal shop.
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"When you cut those carbs from your food intake, you don't get the properties that help create bulk within the stool, and, it's graphic, but those properties pull that stool down your digestive track," Lytwyn, M.S., RDN, LDN, and founder of Nutrition Unveiled, says.
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First, they're going to see if germ-free mice gain weight when given the stool of patients prior to bariatric surgery, and then collect stool from those same patients six months later to see if it makes fat mice lose weight (or stop gaining).
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At mealtimes, I scanned the streets and headed over to what looked to be the most popular pho stand, took the first free plastic stool and waited for the chef, usually an enterprising woman seated on an identical plastic stool, to assemble my bowl.
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Turley tweeted a picture which she said showed the tray of sandwiches placed on a stool in a room where the lawmakers had sat down for a private conversation at the end of their tour, and the camera on the floor under the stool.
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In the image, Grande sits delicately on a stool with her legs tucked under her butt.
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"I have no regret about what I do," Jamil smiles as she sits on a stool.
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Inspired by origami, the cardboard stool has a honeycomb structure making it strong enough for seating.
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CB: They wanted to borrow a drum stool, then we pretty much kicked it and jammed.
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The company said the drug, Bekinda, improved stool consistency in patients when compared with a placebo.
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To record their bowel habits before ingestion, they created the Stool Hardness and Transit (SHAT) score.
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"We set them aside, because there's some possibility that stool could transfer that disease," he says.
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She performed solo, sitting on a stool, with the stage made to look like a field.
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They will not be shocked by prosecutors making deals with "stool pigeons," snitches and paid informants.
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I've done the research and there's no way her ass is sitting on that stool. pic.twitter.
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The stool samples will be tested for common foodborne bugs, such as salmonella, shigella, and norovirus.
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Nor did his compromised balance enable him to stand or move much from his bar stool.
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You're seated in an upright position, almost like you're sitting on a stool or a chair.
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The drug, Bekinda, showed improvement in stool consistency response in patients, when compared with a placebo.
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Annual stool tests, which don't themselves carry any risk, reduce colorectal cancer deaths, the panel noted.
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Researchers tested stool samples from individuals across Europe and found plastic particles in every single one.
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To understand Kushner's prominence in the administration, think of Trump's staffing as a three-legged stool.
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Online video footage showed Cosby wearing a sweatshirt and seated on a stool in the club.
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You sit on your stool, exchange winks with your allies, and vote the way you planned.
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"The charcoal will bind to anything in your stomach and leave in your stool," explains Rusyniak.
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Researchers followed 132 subjects for a year, collecting stool and blood samples and analyzing their cells.
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Conversely, an unusually spicy meal might be followed by a bowel movement with a looser stool.
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While stool banks screen donors for harmful pathogens, no amount of testing can turn up everything.
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Though stool banks can still operate, the development of safer alternatives will likely phase them out.
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Perched on an uncomfortably high stool his brow is furrowed and he wears a tightlipped grimace.
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I don't want to have to put on a blazer or eat sitting on a stool.
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Patients must either find their own donor, as Duff did, or turn to a stool bank.
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When assessing whether people have constipation, there's an emphasis on symptoms in addition to stool frequency.
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In my panic I slipped and the stool crushed the bone of my right small finger.
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We will soon find out whether the health care stool can stand on only two legs.
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If there is something crazy in my stool, I don't make a big fuss about it.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Brosmind When Vik was in his late 20s, blood started appearing in his stool.
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Ova began showing up in his stool, indicating that his body now hosted living, breeding parasites.
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There's barely enough room to squeeze your way to an empty stool at the concrete counter.
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On Friday, the three legs of the evidentiary stool built a solid moment for the prosecutors.
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Instead, it could be one of several other tests, including home stool tests available by prescription.
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If you're concerned about this, I suggest covering the seat and stool with a heavy blanket.
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I didn't climb onto the examination table, and the doctor didn't sit on his rolling stool.
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Clue lets you track seemingly limitless factors, from discharge, stool, to the condition of your hair.
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Perched on the stool opposite is Kelly Devlin, another regular who lives just down the road.
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We tested at the time, there was going to be a fourth leg to that stool.
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Her 4-foot-11-inch frame required her to use a step stool to perform surgery.
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I have my favorite stool, and I officiated the bartenders' wedding and babysat the owner's kids.
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He took a seat on the metal stool and began rubbing his palm against his forehead.
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And indeed, the law does keep in place the basic structure of Obamacare's three-legged stool.
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Ali is in a studio, on a stool in the middle of a pretend boxing ring.
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An uneven box stool, for example, is made of cast bronze painted to mimic corrugated cardboard.
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Every three months, the volunteers returned to Stanford to give blood, urine, stool and cheek swabs.
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"I was sitting down on a bar stool and he walked up to me," she said.
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Choosing a bar stool felt as fraught with possibilities and drawbacks as an opening chess move.
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They also add bulk to our stool, and help to keep our gastrointestinal system moving regularly.
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"That's the same density of bacteria you can find in human stool samples," Dr. Egert said.
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Persistent constipation, cramps, bloating, blood in stool, unexplained weight loss and fatigue can all be symptoms.
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Philip Flores, 10, sitting on a nearby stool, preferred not to dance on the man's grave.
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Mr. Queyras plays his cello while seated on a stool that moves from suite to suite.
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It can lead to painful sex and the leaking of stool if it isn't corrected properly.
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Falling demand for natural gas liquids (NGLs) has dented the third leg on the industry's stool.
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Instead, all their ideas involve sawing off one or more legs of that three-legged stool.
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Like, Tig Notaro did an entire set where she just pushed a stool on the stage.
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Price: $9.99 on Amazon This stool will help you make sure your meditation practice is comfortable.
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The other two "legs" of the retirement "stool," Social Security and pensions, are increasingly under pressure.
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A new stool with new legs has recently emerged, these changes are crucial in understanding society.
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A recent pilot study of 8 volunteers found microplastics in every one of their stool samples.
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Ronald Reagan called it a three-legged stool: economic libertarians, social conservatives and national security hawks.
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Stool, moving from the intestine through the stoma, collects in a pouch attached to the belly.
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Those that can't be are either fermented in the colon, or come out in the stool.
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I rest my computer with my images on an old adjustable height piano stool that swivels.
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Then, the American Pregnancy Association suggests finding a comfortable position in which you can reach your perineum, for example, sitting in bed with your knees bent, squatting against a wall or on a stool, or standing with one leg up on a stool, chair, or the toilet.
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According to the researchers, nine different types of plastic could be found in the volunteers' stool samples.
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I know you crave this generally recognized as safe, customizable, chemistry hacking, rat-stool-slightly-softening marvel.
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MacDonald and colleagues analyzed data on stool samples collected from patients in Scotland between 1999 and 2013.
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For physicians, even basic data on stool and urine would be very valuable in the hospital setting.
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If there's not a stool available, slip it between your back and the back of the chair.
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Centrifuges' many uses include the separation of medical samples (of blood, urine, sputum and stool) for analysis.
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They can include stool tests, scans, and examination of the colon that are less invasive than colonoscopies.
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I use canned pumpkin for my dog; it has the added benefit of binding up their stool.
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He's going to have his genitalia out in front of you while you're sitting on your stool.
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In an awesome move, they're using Lemmy's favorite bar stool as a focal point of the redesign.
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The table's legs and the base of the stool form when mushrooms grow in a controlled pattern.
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The researchers found drier stool forms and constipation were more common in people consuming Western-style diets.
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"When you look [at] security, there's three legs to the stool: people, process and technology," Heintze said.
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To test for the presence of cyclospora, stool specimens must be collected and sent to a laboratory.
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When he stood up from the bar stool, it was pretty shocking—his hips were so big.
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I mean you missed a spot, right there, near the exit, at the perianal surface: residual stool.
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He sits at a stool sandwiched between two pianos and users suggest songs for him to play.
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Panos Pany tried to keep it chill, but he didn;t spend much time on that stool.
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Plecanatide, which consists of 16 amino acids, is designed to stimulate fluid secretion and promote stool consistency.
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The Chewie rocking stool, but we can't deny that the Sidious Easy Armchair looks pretty comfortable, too.
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If everything goes according to plan, the bags leave the mule's body in his or her stool.
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"It's not like you're not eating and it's not like your body's not making stool," Chey says.
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Symptoms of hepatitis A include nausea, vomiting, fever, yellowing of the skin, dark urine and pale stool.
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A fatty stool usually floats and can leave an oil slick on the surface of the water.
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He lay naked on his bed, with a clump of stool and dirty wipes next to him.
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The third leg of the stool would be things on the digital front or the wearable front.
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Stool samples were obtained from the child, and the Sabin type 3 poliovirus was isolated for testing.
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His latest absurd object is a humble wooden stool, part of his new documentary, All Purpose Nik.
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She also hated the bulkiness of it and was constantly tripping over the stool in the bathroom.
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Another reason for green stool could be that your food is traveling too quickly through your system.
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Millennials were part of the three-legged stool President Obama stood on as a foundation to victory.
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Feeding therapists often compare this to what it feels like when you sit at a bar stool.
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The concentration of contaminants — 20 microplastic particles per 10 grams of stool — was relatively low, she said.
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"An interview might be good," he said between sips of beer, sitting upright on his bar stool.
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Cooper initially sat on a stool opposite of Gaga but later joined her on the piano bench.
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Aside from being an occasional source of blood in the stool, diverticulosis usually does not cause symptoms.
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Respondents were, not surprisingly, put off by the unpleasantness that would be involved in collecting stool samples.
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Telltale signs include sudden high fever, cramps, vomiting, diarrhea, blood in the stool and possible rectal bleeding.
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"Everyone knows everyone tonight, and I don't recognize a soul," Mr. Cormeny slurs from his bar stool.
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"Given the opportunity, if the king gets off that stool, she's ready to go," Ms. Mutu adds.
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His mother, a physical therapist, perched on a stool and pondered how she would pay for this.
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"Oops, missed the deadline" IT'S TOO LATE = STOOL Almost finished solving but need a bit more help?
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The third leg of the stool is subsidies that limit the cost for those with lower incomes.
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The gum eventually moves through the small intestine into the colon and is passed in the stool.
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His sister and parents say Justin broke out windows with a bar stool, creating an escape route.
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She's railed against ESPN and developed a new line of step-stool dogs just to troll PETA.
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A few years back, a plastic stool meant to facilitate more efficient emptying of the colon, a.k.a.
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She was sitting on a plastic stool in a bamboo shelter at a refugee camp in Bangladesh.
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When she got there, her reserved seat was at a stationary bar stool at the chef's counter.
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But what insight could a savvy spy really glean from, say, a Kim Jong-un stool sample?
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"At whatever age you are, if you see blood in your stool, that's not normal," she says.
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He had frequently been forced to sit on a tiny stool that caused him to bleed, Caixin reported.
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Another night I idled at the bar on a leather stool with legs of bent chrome-plated pipe.
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To date, the clinic has received more than 10,000 stool donations and processed over two tons of feces.
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The FDA will now require that all stool samples used in transplants be tested for drug-resistant microorganisms.
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The concept of retirement used to be considered a three-legged stool: pension, Social Security and personal savings.
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At Open Biome, the country's first independent stool bank right outside Boston, donors earn $40 for each sample.
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" The virus can be found in your stool for up to two or three weeks after," Wormley says.
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Additionally, your liver, kidney, stool, and urine all work together to remove toxins and waste from your body.
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Your doctor can test for Salmonella by taking a sample of your stool, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Sometimes if you go too crazy with the treats they can get runny stool, that sort of thing.
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Stool transplants from a person with a healthy microbiome have been proved to help cure antibiotic-resistant infections.
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She was very dehydrated, had blood in her stool, and some sort of rash all over her body.
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She's 6'2″ and I'm tiny so I'm always on a step stool and I can't get to anything.
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By January 2017, Zepeda was suffering diarrhea every day and even found blood in her stool, she says.
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Nonetheless, he sketched me while I interviewed him, flicking on a spotlight and directing me towards a stool.
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I leave the high bar stool to make sure I won't fall off as the beers start working.
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She plops herself down on her Lift-Bit couch, which consists of twelve hexagonal stools ($892 per stool).
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Then he slammed the bowl on the bar and took a stool over which his fat ass sagged.
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A testament to Gunn's heart, the Canadian-born Irish traveller got off his stool for the eighth round.
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They found no parasites or other pathogens in the stool, and nothing seemed to be adulterating the food.
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Baby Stats let's you track your baby's stool, feedings, weight, sleep, and much more, including your pumping schedule.
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The Farm Bill no longer sits on a three-legged stool of just economic, nutrition and environmental policies.
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Steidl uses a special stool that allows the sitter to incline forward, like a drunk at a bar.
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Sometimes, though, people get sick after coming into contact with the stool of an ill dog or cat.
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Clinton perched on a stool, nodding and cheering, behind Mr. Kaine as he spoke for about 40 minutes.
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Squatty Potty Bathroom Stool for $99 ($8 off): The WIRED Gear team collectively swears by this bathroom footrest.
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Another sees a model hunched over a stool, in the same roller skate heels, with no pants on.
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Furthermore, Etsy has now removed all the products we discuss in this article, except for the Yoni Stool.
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Sitting down on a red plastic stool at peak lunch hour on a Friday, barely anyone's in sight.
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Vasyl Lomachenko shut out Nicholas Walters to the point that the Jamaican banger simply quit on his stool.
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"Some of the more common things that we see are blood in the stool," she said about symptoms.
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He performs them sitting on a stool, hunched over an old-fashioned microphone; the actors often join in.
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I wobbled on my ergonomic stool as instructor Tom Edwards passed around spring water and whole-wheat flour.
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Perched on a stool overlooking the water, Elizabeth Schooley and her boyfriend, Scott Anthony, took in the view.
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But if they gave the germ-free animals stool from mice on a ketogenic diet, seizures were reduced.
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Always use a safety stool — not a chair or ledge — when trying to reach a high-up item.
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Think of the strategy as a three-legged stool: mutually reinforcing supports that can't really work in isolation.
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The other standard furniture at ADX is a concrete desk, stool, shelf, and bed with a thin mattress.
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One of the patients from the Singapore case study had normal stool, but their poop still tested positive.
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We must now champion and apply them more evenly across the three-legged stool to be even stronger.
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Warning signs include blood in the stool, rectal bleeding or stools that are dark or black in color.
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Police also discovered a pair of muddy boots, a small homemade ladder and a stool, according to WPLG.
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Fiscal responsibility, much like Ronald Reagan's famous three-legged stool, cannot be achieved with too-narrow a focus.
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Finally, the fourth leg of the stool is property rights, which assure innovators of their return on investments.
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Social Security, the first leg of the retirement stool, is weighing heavily on the minds of American workers.
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I use a period tracker called Flo that solicits information on my menstrual blood, vaginal mucus and stool.
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He seemed to enjoy himself sitting on a low plastic stool eating noodles and pork bits with chopsticks.
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Researchers who analyzed stool samples from people living in less industrialized hunter-gatherer cultures — where ultraprocessed foods are uncommon — and compared them with stool samples from people in industrialized countries, uncovered a strong pattern: The further away people were from industrialization and ultraprocessed foods, the more diverse their gut micriobiome was.
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But a prior version of the stool that Walmart was providing workers was "clunky, big and heavy," he said.
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And so trailers weren't being packed all the way to the top because some people weren't using the stool.
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Centrifuges can help isolate and detect low levels of infection, pathogens and parasites in blood, urine and stool samples.
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When I mention Mystery's astronomical rate, he leaps off his bar stool and throws his hands in the air.
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But more stools with improved features have jumped onto the scene since, like the TURBO™ Bathroom Toilet Stool.
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During the mission, both Scott and Mark regularly took samples of their blood, saliva, stool, and urine for testing.
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So yeah, when the hosts get power, they're not gonna spend a lot of time naked on a stool.
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Roughage typically adds bulk to your stool, making it easier to pass, but when you have diarrhea, it's counterproductive.
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"Obviously, when it comes to real stool, we need real data to achieve similar levels of accuracy," Hachuel said.
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Mr. Birnbaum was sitting on a bar stool and stood up to greet Ms. Podell when she walked in.
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He got the stool, he was legitimately trying to get off the field, Just happened to be bad timing.
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It's possible, however, that the last leg of that messaging stool is about to get a lot more interesting.
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Symptoms of gastritis include stomach upset or pain, belly or abdominal bleeding, and blood in your vomit and stool.
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" To answer that question, he says, "you need to do a study where you take stool samples from birth.
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So factors affecting the transit rate of food through our gastrointestinal tract will have significant influence on stool form.
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Case calls this the third leg of the Revolution stool, which already includes a VC and growth equity arm.
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Eighteen feet long with a 5.3 liter V8 and a trunk big enough to hide five stool pigeons in.
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Just look at the state of the three "legs" of the retirement "stool:" private savings, pensions, and Social Security.
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The press helped him—by pointing to a small stool with a napkin and water bottle to his right.
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The two workers swung their utensils at him, before one even grabbed a stool to potentially throw at him.
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The lubricant makes sure any stool slips into the bedpan and doesn't stick, while the terrycloth helps with cleanup.
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Each week the average person produces between 500 and 1,100 grams [between 17.6 ounces and 38.8 ounces] of stool.
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Once when I heard that father's college was having a struggle session, I took my stool and rushed over.
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The task force recommended screening with colonoscopy, stool analyses or flexible sigmoidoscopy combined with a fecal-occult blood test.
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Mr. Zhang sat on a stool in his corner, passing the day listening to music and talking with friends.
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There was a quaint wooden stool, flat-screen TV, and nightstand with a glass water bottle and bed lamp.
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That likely occurred because people sent in specimens from their kids and their pets, rather than their own stool.
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"I want to sit next to my sister-roommates!" demanded Eli, clambering onto a stool between Claire and Juno.
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I grab a stool and order a Cosmic Arrow Saison, an amber-colored Belgian-style brew aged oak barrels.
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Back in New Delhi, Vidya's mother is slouched by her bed on a stool, sweat dripping down her forehead.
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To supporters, eliminating that part of the triad would be like sawing one leg off a three-legged stool.
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Dr. Bordenstein said he looked forward to experiments that could tease apart the benefits of each component of stool.
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Dillashaw (15-3) stumbled to his stool when he took a shot to the face to end the first.
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Taking small steps, he tottered toward Taylor, who was sitting on a stool, and kissed him on the head.
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Unfortunately, the guy sitting on the next stool is the president of the United States, and he's all ears.
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If they pass the interview, their blood and stool undergo extensive testing to screen for pathogens and infectious diseases.
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Joshua — age uncertain, less than 3, I'd say — is standing on the stool we bought for just this job.
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She refuses to leave and even pulls up a stool to sit right in the middle of the shot.
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I checked out the scene one afternoon, tried to get a bar stool but gave up fighting the crowd.
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On the other side of the bookcase, a woman dozes on a stool, a mop clutched in one hand.
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Standing on a step stool to meet Garivey's eyeline, she was sworn in wearing a custom-fit police uniform.
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Take away any of these three policies, and like a three-legged stool, your universal health care system topples.
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The team found that 27 percent of the snow leopard stool samples included domestic animals like horses and goats.
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Employer-sponsored retirement benefits, the second leg of the stool, play an invaluable role in helping workers fund retirement.
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Donor stool may be administered via a plastic tube inserted through the nose into the stomach or small intestine.
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In Kim's case, you could probably recognize his obesity from his stool, Kelly says, as that's associated with dysbiosis.
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Fiber is the magical ingredient that bulks up your stool, smoothes it out, and moves it along your gastrointestinal tract.
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The three-legged stool The talks are playing out in the wake of Trump's tax reform, which increased the deficit.
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Fecal transplant utilizes the stool of a healthy person to transfer good bacteria into the intestines of an infected person.
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Initial tests of victims' stool for other common foodborne germs, such as norovirus, Salmonella, and E. coli came back negative.
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Other common symptoms include bloating, weight loss, constipation and blood in the stool, which can often be mistaken for hemorrhoids.
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Scientists studying probiotics have largely relied on testing stool samples to figure out how probiotics could be affecting the gut.
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Or its geeky UniCUB stool-cum-unicycle, its self-stabilizing motorcycle, or its marginally medical Walking Assist motorized leg-supports.
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"She got the headphones and she climbed on the little stool, and then she just started rapping," JAY-Z said.
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So Priestman and his team decided to redesign them—and in the image of the humble bar stool, no less.
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Without this combination of fiber, your stool has less water in it, and moves slower through the tract, Zolotnitsky says.
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He warns something more serious could be going on if you're experiencing bloody stool, high fever, or severe abdominal pain.
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He sat down in a plastic stool with as much gratitude as if it were a Mies van der Rohe.
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Yet it remains a three-legged stool lightly tacked together, with a governing philosophy that is more functional than uplifting.
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This is a tool commonly used by doctors and patients to divide stool into seven categories according to its consistency.
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Fecal microbiome transplants, also known as stool transplants, are when fecal bacteria from healthy donors are transplanted into a recipient.
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Berman was famous for telling his jokes while sitting on a bar stool and simulating a one-sided phone call.
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Another symptom of infection is seeing blood in your stool, although, some infected people might experience no symptoms at all.
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The GOP for years was a diverse but sturdy three-legged stool of security hawks, tax cutters and religious conservatives.
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Use this slender and sculpturesque stool as both a side table, extra seat, and secret storage unit inside your space.
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Soon after, they said they experienced excruciating stomach cramps, diarrhea, bloody stool, incessant sweats and drool, watery eyes, and dizziness.
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Looking for clues to how PPIs might lead to infections, researchers compared stool samples from more than 1,800 British twins.
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If you're experiencing blood in your stool in addition to pain, then that's a red flag that something is up.
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"The bad part is that the stool samples have been known to spill, and that's bad all around," said Huttenhower.
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The CDC said that the cruise line and the ship's crew had increased cleaning and disinfection and collected stool specimens.
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Perhaps most odd of all ... the poor, old pub patron who got socked didn't even get knocked off his stool.
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"I don't think anyone has it quite nailed yet," said James Burgess, co-founder of non-profit stool bank OpenBiome.
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In these cases, your black stool will probably be a one-time deal and there's no need to freak out.
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GI specialists at the University of Pennsylvania drew blood, took stool samples and performed an endoscopy; everything came back negative.
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This is important because the other two "legs" of the retirement "stool"—Social Security and pensions—are increasingly under pressure.
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There's a lesson here: If you sit on a very, very tiny stool, the internet is going to take note.
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Most of those hurt were injured while cutting avocados, although at least one slipped off a stool while picking them.
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And some will cover stool testing, but refuse to cover follow-up colonoscopies for those with abnormal results, he said.
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All of Arcade1UP's machines are built at three-quarter scale, and designed to be played while perched on a stool.
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Konstantin Grcic's "360 Chair" is a design from 2009 that's meant to neither chair nor stool—it's something in between.
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Others, like this $3,500 meditation stool, feel, to me, more focused on helping customers find their credit card than enlightenment.
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If your stool is loose instead of solid, and you're losing weight or feeling feverish, definitely get it checked out.
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Its bench, kicked over like a bar stool in a saloon, summons both protest and the efforts to silence it.
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Quality workmanship is the first leg on Apple's little watchmaking stool followed by a wide range of well-made accessories.
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Standard stuff: Sound board, camera, monitor, stool, and a large poster (of sorts) of the New York skyline behind me.
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Some Aalto designs seemed to update homespun basics, like his signature three-legged stool — which stacks into handsome cylindrical carousels.
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Bill Cosby, sitting on a stool in a hoodie at a Philly jazz club, telling stories and working the crowd.
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When the suits and ties arrive, it can be hard to find a stool or to get your glass refilled.
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New studies show that the coronavirus is shed in stool, meaning that it's collecting in city sewers around the country.
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And his notion of what to do about these imaginary problems amounts to no more than a bar stool rant.
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A few more notes on the corset: I resumed the stool for my next style while Mom took the set.
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I'm sitting on a stool at the bar of the Royal Alfred Hotel opposite the train station in St Helens.
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Investigators took stool from mice with a genetic mutation that caused them to eat a lot and put on weight.
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They transferred the stool to mice that had been raised germ-free — that is, entirely without gut microbiomes — since birth.
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To reach that more optimistic outcome, the U.S. government is trying to build, at great speed, a three-legged stool.
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The room also featured two comfortable upholstered chairs and a narrow workstation-vanity table hybrid with a short round stool.
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A hospital-based lab may be able to quickly identify the cause with a DNA test on a stool sample.
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At location No. 4, I sat on a red stool called the Mondriaan Bench and faced the quaint Dutch city.
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Also available will be the Carrolls' first foray into furniture, a utilitarian steel and leather stool made in, well, Marfa.
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Learn how to transform this basic Marius stool â€" priced at only $22 â€" into something a little more glamorous.
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For the next 250 years, whenever Ms. DeBord saw blood in her stool, she told herself it was probably hemorrhoids.
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I remember thinking that he was tall, because though he was on a bar stool, we were face to face.
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The bamboo stool from Mindful & Modern is another great option to take the pressure off your joints as you meditate.
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The stool also folds up and comes with a bag, so you can take it with you when you travel.
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And although analyzing stool samples under a microscope is a valid diagnostic method, it's not the most sensitive, Mejia added.
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David Jolly (R-Fla.), a #NeverTrump conservative who seems to have a permanent stool at MSNBC to speak his mind.
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Colorectal cancer symptoms include a change in bowel habits like diarrhea, constipation, or narrowing of stool that lasts longer than a few days; rectal bleeding; dark stools or blood in the stool; abdominal pain; a feeling like you need to have a bowel movement that doesn't go away after having one; fatigue; and weight loss.
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You have two options in a town hall debate: move constantly, like a shark... ...or sit awkwardly on a bar stool.
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One of two things controls that motor: an app, or capacity sensors within the stool that respond to a hovering hand.
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An app, or capacity sensors within the stool that respond to a hovering hand trigger the pillars' movements up and down.
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Luckily, fiber famously helps prevents constipation, as it "bulks up" the stool, softens it, and ultimately makes it easier to pass.
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"We quickly realized we had to start getting people off of the bar stool and into the grocery store," she said.
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A January study from researchers in Beijing and Shanghai identified the coronavirus in stool samples from patients with diarrhea and nausea.
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To ensure that polio was not the cause, stool samples must be taken from more than 100,000 paralyzed children every year.
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I could feel their presence in every bar stool, in every empty glass, in every piece of artwork on the wall.
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When CNN caught up with him, he was sat on a plastic stool next to 13 others from his cubing school.
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The department announced the results following an analysis of the blood, stool and respiratory samples by the Centers for Disease Control.
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All of these positions challenge the Republican Party's traditional three-legged stool of social and fiscal conservatism and national security interventionism.
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The statement added that the fecal matter used in the two patients originated from stool that came from the same donor.
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After the doctor confirmed she didn't have internal hemorrhoids and there was blood in her stool, Sylvain had a colonoscopy done.
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Q: You're referring to the often-heard comment that Social Security is part of a "three-legged stool" of retirement security.
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The metaphor of a three-legged stool was first used in 1949 by an insurance executive whose company sold supplemental annuities.
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For most of us, the form of stool we excrete can vary widely depending, in part, on what we've been doing.
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Even to the casual toilet bowl observers among us, the most obvious differentiating factor between stool forms is their water content.
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Even with this research, the total human stool microbiome has yet to be sequenced, a major opportunity for scientists going forward.
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"Even when stool samples from 4000 people are analyzed, we have not captured all microbial diversity that lives in our guts."
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Betty noticed that Rowen, then 2, had difficulty climbing up and down from the stool he used to brush his teeth.
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Stool is the end product of our gut metabolizing our food, and it consists of non-absorbed material, microbes, and water.
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Neighborhood Joint Lois Angone has a favorite cracked-leather bar stool at Liedy's Shore Inn, the oldest bar on Staten Island.
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Some of the jobs, like leech collectors and the groom of the stool, are every bit as bizarre as they sound.
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Fibrous foods, for example, add bulk to your stool, which allow your bowels to move more smoothly through your gastrointestinal tract.
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Your stool will probably return back to its usual shades of brown pretty soon after that first trip to the bathroom.
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If the motility or movement of the colon is slowed (constipation) the stool gets firmer or even hard and in pellets.
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And the width of it was only large enough for the piano stool and the keys and the microphone hanging down.
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A doctor must prescribe Cologuard, an FDA-approved home kit where people mail their stool to a lab for DNA testing.
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Mr. Clinton, using a tactic he had rehearsed, stood up off his stool and took several steps closer to the voter.
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To conduct the study, they selected volunteers from each country who kept food diaries for a week and provided stool samples.
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As I paid, I noticed a child sitting on a stool peacefully reading "Sideways Stories From Wayside School," guardian shopping nearby.
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One should "immediately" remove any clothes or bedding that has blood, stool, or bodily fluids on them, preferably using disposable gloves.
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Other attendees, more interested in topping the tale of the cowpoke on the next stool, were bellied up to the bar.
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According to the Shanghai court, the two men destroyed the evidence, killing the birds to prevent them from becoming stool pigeons.
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The stool samples were tested at the Environment Agency Austria for 10 types of plastic with a newly developed analytical procedure.
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Dry and wrapped in a green robe, I was led back to the stool where Ms. Ajikrishna had recited the prayer.
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"It's harder to become a stool donor than it is to get into M.I.T.," said Carolyn Edelstein, who runs the organization.
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The shop is closed now, and Ms. D'Ascoli has parked herself on a metal stool at a sturdy wooden worktable inside.
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"Then it's time to go to the rope store," he says, then recommends a trip to the rickety stool store, too.
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As she sat on a white stool, the reality star, who is good friends with Kim Kardashian West, cradled her belly.
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I grabbed a stool with a view of the Fuente de Cibeles, a replica of the Fuente de Cibeles in Madrid.
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"I once fell off a bar stool at the Margaritaville in Turks and Caicos and landed right in the water. Kerplop."
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A little foot stool popped out, which, combined with a slightly reclined seat, made the flight a little bit more comfortable.
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They want some opportunity to wrestle with this for real — not just bar stool arguments, or ideas from a term paper.
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He welcomed us into his tiny apartment, where he offered me a stool and sat down on his old brass bed.
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Punches were thrown, kicks and even one player thought about using a stool before an assistant coach yanked it from him.
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At its unfussiest, it's just a body on a bare stage, with maybe a stool or a mic stand for company.
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The data included cognitive measurements, physiological data and 27 months of samples from both brothers, including blood, plasma, urine and stool.
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The drummer Jamire Williams alternated between being a perfect metronome to playing offbeat so vigorously he nearly fell off his stool.
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I was dressed me in a white shirt with a skinny black tie and oversized coat, and sat on a stool.
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"Kids are coming to shows and playing on old drum kits with a lawn chair instead of a drum stool," she continued.
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Then on the final day, they gave a stool sample that was shipped off to a lab at the Environment Agency Austria.
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The group endorses six kinds of screening exams, from inexpensive take-home stool tests performed every year to colonoscopies done every 10.
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At a glance, the Swish resembles nothing more than a fancy folding chair—a glamorous, indoor version of a canvas camping stool.
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But look a little closer and you might notice that the drummer is sitting on a lawn chair, not a drum stool.
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I wouldn't be surprised if, in the future, his set design is reduced to just two items: a stool and a guitar.
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And I find these three things work really well for me, I think about them as almost three legs of a stool.
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Porfirio Morales, a local mechanic, sat on a stool in the main square giving free foot massages that included a minty ointment.
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Following the incidents, the FDA issued a nationwide warning, and now doctors are testing stool donations for several infectious and emerging diseases.
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She sits on a low, pink plastic stool, behind a mound of unsorted goods which she is gradually dividing into smaller piles.
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One tested my thyroid; another collected a stool sample; a third told me I must have celiac disease, which I do not.
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An infectious disease doctor was called in, my stool sample tested, and I was finally given a diagnosis of E. coli infection.
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He would sit on a step-stool and just watch us, making sure we put the right amount of condiments on everything.
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The girl allegedly told investigators she accidentally dropped the 6-month-old, Jaxon, causing him to hit his head on a stool.
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The only place to sit is squashed on a stool at a brief counter, with customers-in-waiting breathing down your neck.
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The three stools or the three legs of the stool are national security/foreign policy, the social conservatives, and the fiscal conservatives.
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The only way to find out what your dog is carrying is by sending a stool sample to your veterinarian for testing.
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The intern hopped up on a stool next to the bed and began performing rhythmic chest compressions that cracked the man's ribs.
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Another way consumers can get hit with a copayment is if a stool test, sigmoidoscopy or other exam indicates cancer might exist.
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The third leg of Schmitt's intellectual stool is the supremacy of sovereignty and, accordingly, the idea that what the state says goes.
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When you're constipated and pooping less frequently, your stool is often very hard because there's less water in it, Dr. Knotts says.
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I reached back and hit her with the heel of my palm, and I hopped off the stool I was sitting on.
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We were allowed to snack all we liked, so I used to sit on my stool eating a pound of black cherries.
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The great welterweight rose from his stool, shaking off the muddle and anxiety of the corner as his seconds left the ring.
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McClellan had wondered into his own corner, head bowed, then slumped to the canvass before a stool could be placed beneath him.
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For the same reason, babies who have less than one stool a day for more than two months are also at risk.
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What felt like seconds later, somebody yanked Fran's throwing arm behind her, hard, pulling her off her stool and into the crowd.
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He set up a little folding camp stool, fired up his iPad and began to read aloud in a gentle, even voice.
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I bought the $169 Guidecraft Classic Kitchen Helper Stool because my 1-year-old daughter always wants to see what I'm doing.
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But the other options, which involve collecting a sample of one's stool for detection of possible cancer, are no one's favorites either.
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Another option, the fecal immunological test, involves fewer pretest conditions but may require collecting stool samples from more than one bowel movement.
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Max Lamb introduced a splatter-painted stool for the British design brand Hem with an infallible crowd-pleaser: an ice-cream social.
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The retiree David Fisher worked hard to save for retirement and said he got prepared by using a "three-legged-stool" strategy.
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In a statement, WHO noted that finding the virus in a stool sample is not unexpected among people who have been vaccinated.
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On the eve of the ceremony, Huso Smajlovic, 59, sat on a small stool praying before the coffin of his brother, Betko.
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I invited her to pull up a stool at my mid-century-modern breakfast bar and unpack that a little for me.
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The pewter stool was created with a primitive casting technique that involves pouring liquid metal into a mold dug out in sand.
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There's no sign of freak weather, no chance of spontaneous combustion, not even a stray clump of wet yet pulchritudinous animal stool.
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She placed the mic down, grabbed a piece of paper off a stool onstage and walked off with a last wave goodbye.
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But he was disappointed that it ended when Pender did not rise from his stool at the start of the 10th round.
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As many as nine different plastics, with pieces ranging in size from 50 to 500 micrometers, were found in the stool samples.
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Officials have tested customers' stool samples but have not identified a source of the suspected illness outbreak and are conducting further testing.
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The chief sat gingerly on a carved wooden stool, adjusting his riga with one hand, then turned his full attention to Yorick.
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Diverticulitis — the suffix "itis" indicates inflammation — typically occurs when a diverticulum becomes blocked by a piece of hard stool, called a fecalith.
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Researchers at Stanford screened more than 900,000 genetic samples from the stool of healthy men and women who took the antibiotic ciprofloxacin.
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"You don't get to just sit your butt on a little stool with a book while people draw you, no!" he exclaimed.
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Adventurous travelers quickly find their diets full of diverse flavors and their stool full of fiber in this gastronomic and gastrointestinal paradise.
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The market is going to focus on the three legs of the policy stool - monetary policy, fiscal policy and health care policy.
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LuluPet says that it has the world's first litter box with "built-in stool and urine image recognition" to analyze cats'... deposits.
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A much safer alternative to a regular chair, the step stool is designed for kids ages 18 months to 6 years old.
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The study required them to swallow capsules containing stool to test whether gut bacteria from lean donors could improve their metabolic health.
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So I plopped on a stool at the station at Captain Quinn's Rum Bar, and Patrick, the bartender, handed me a menu.
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Surgery and radiotherapy can come with some side effects, including a higher risk of erection problems or accidental urine or stool leakage.
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She brought her own plastic stool to join a cross-generational protest of a few hundred people at the city's Chater Garden.
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When speaking about retirement savings, there was the "three-legged stool" of retirement income: personal savings, Social Security benefits and a pension.
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Joseph Stalin reportedly stole stool and urine samples from world leaders, even designing special toilets for surreptitiously collecting them from Mao Zedong.
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As the organs collapsed in turn, victims fell into acute shock, all the while fully conscious and expelling massive amounts of liquid stool.
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People can mimic a squat by simply placing their feet on a stool while using the toilet, raising their knees above their hips.
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Currently, all Canadian programs recommend screening using stool tests, with so-called guaiac fecal occult blood testing (gFOBT) or fecal immunochemical testing (FIT).
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I maintain that had I lifted my front leg higher, I would have been able to create the illusion of blank stool below.
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So, as you digest this fiber-less treat, it makes its way into the stomach and intestines, slowly creating hard, dry, slow stool.
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A large snack table is on display and to the right of it is a single plate of food separated on a stool.
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They also said he tied the noose for her, attached it to a tree and provided a stool for her to stand on.
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DIY pills have been around for a while, and now doctors are making them, too, with blended up stool samples from healthy volunteers.
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The panel also added a $650 home test called Cologuard, which checks stool for elevated levels of altered DNA that could indicate cancer.
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Placing one foot on the stool, Luna suddenly paused, noticing that something was amiss, and turned around with her hands on her hips.
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Classic conservative politics in the US was a three-legged stool: After the fall of the Berlin Wall, the third leg became irrelevant.
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Immediate medical attention should be sought if blood in the stool, unexplained weight loss and fatigue, or bleeding from the rectum is experienced.
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"I thought he was joking," she said as she sat on a low plastic stool in a teashop in Yangon, Myanmar's commercial hub.
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If this index follows the SOX lower, it's going to take away an important leg in the bullish stool for the stock market.
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A meme was born in October when someone spotted Ariana Grande impossibly kneeling on a stool on her album cover for My Everything.
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After his stool was cleared as healthy, he mixed a sample with saline, put it in a blender and administered it by enema.
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Ballerini held the crowd of 50,000 by simply sitting on a stool under a spotlight and stabbing hearts with the self-penned song.
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Per Mayo Clinic, white stool might be indicative of "a bile duct obstruction," or it could be a side-effect of certain medications.
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This three-legged stool was the main strategy promoted by the Clinton administration under the leadership of Drug Czars Lee Brown and Gen.
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As Dr. Goldstein told me, stool resides in the sigmoid colon, the part of the large intestine closest to the rectum and anus.
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Hydration and your health You could quickly become constipated as your colon steals water from your stool to keep your digestive system moving.
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During those busier times, the double seat layout flips up to accommodate more standing passengers, and a small window table becomes a stool.
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One, called the guaiac-based fecal occult blood test, is based on a chemical reaction that can find hidden blood in the stool.
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"I cried for three days when I moved here," she said, leaning forward on her stool and resting her elbows on her bar.
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"The third leg of the retirement income stool is now 'continuing to work' to make ends meet," said Ward of T. Rowe Price.
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Middleton played the piano, swivelling on her stool, while six girls at a time practiced port de bras using the bookcases for balance.
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Then, they compared those microbes to the ones found in stool from 18 non hunter-gatherer populations across 16 countries and differing lifestyles.
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Increasingly, doctors are even tapping into its benefits, she said, for example transplanting stool from healthy people into the guts of sick people.
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"It's the Obama after-party!" said a Ukrainian expat, dancing on his little plastic stool, so common in Vietnam, with his Vietnamese friend.
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Finally, components like the rubbery parts might just end up in the stool—which Motola compares to loose pieces of corn, for instance.
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This includes skin flora such as Staphylococcus aureus or coagulase-negative Staphylococcus, as well as (ugh) coliforms, the bacteria we associate with stool.
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As if that weren't complex enough, someone's stool contains hundreds of species, and the mix varies tremendously from one person to the next.
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A pill containing just a few effective species of bacteria, viruses or other organisms might be safer than stool delivered through an enema.
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Back then, patients were told to lie in bed and were even given "stool softeners so people didn't have to strain," he said.
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Each tiny space is equipped with a power outlet, a shallow shelf, a stool and a quaint, nonfunctional — but highly Instagrammable — retro telephone.
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The study estimated the average to be from 150–400 mg using the stool test and 300–400 mg using the urine test.
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Despite poor health, he refused to cancel the show and was brought onstage in a wheelchair before shifting to a stool to perform.
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Sitting on a stool, she had a "hard time keeping her head up" and "things appeared to be closing in," the complaint says.
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Mo takes a deep breath and rises from his stool in the corner, comes to the center of the ring for Round Two.
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Once you've shoehorned yourself onto a stool, ordering is easy: The only thing on the menu is gyoza, seven per order (2000 yen).
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A small step stool and a rustic wooden ladder, which proved useful for hanging clothes and drying swimsuits, were the bathroom's only furnishings.
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In his research on Alzheimer's, Dr. Sisodia and his colleagues transferred stool from ordinary mice into the mice they had treated with antibiotics.
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In a hallway to the bathroom, a Quinta chair by Mario Botta and an Arnold Circus stool by Martino Gamper modified by Santomà.
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Perched on a stool — unlike most stand-up comedians, he did his entire act sitting down — Mr. Berman focused on the little things.
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Over time, it came to be seen as one leg of a "three-legged stool of retirement" (pensions and savings were the others).
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A server appears with a mezcal menu, and the dreadlocked guy pulls up a stool beside me, lines up several shots filled halfway.
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Tomer sat on a folding stool to one side of the organ, which was built by Thomas Appleton, a Boston craftsman, in 19903.
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One leg of this four-legged stool involves full funding for the wall and other deterrents on both the northern and southern border.
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I decide to bring a stool into my bedroom to keep them on, so I'll see them each morning when I wake up.
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During the fight, the 21-year-old is seen holding a stool over his head before a coach yanks it from his hands.
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And before you start out, when you're at the ferry station on nearby St. Thomas, take a stool at Captain Quinn's Rum Bar.
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She removed the cervix, vagina, rectum and bladder, inserting two ostomy bags, which are worn outside the body to collect urine and stool.
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Sitting on a bar stool, the glass in front of him mostly drained, the actor Richard Roxburgh leaned in to make a point.
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Mara was sitting on the edge of a stool, picking at a bowl of pistachios, a plastic cup of wine on the counter.
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Kamala, a 30-year-old worker at another small workshop inFaridabad, spends hours on a wooden stool laboring over a rusted drilling machine.
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I think what got lost at McDonald&aposs is the three-legged stool, the vision of us all working together and the family.
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I thought IMO, "in my opinion," was THO, short for although; I also imagined a pigeon on a "stool" instead of a LEDGE.
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Mr. Cosby sat on a stool surrounded by a group of roughly 50 admiring fans and friends, who snapped photos throughout the performance.
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Blood work showed starvation had withered the horse to its bones and a stool sample determined its diet consisted of only dirt and wood.
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The singer, in her trademark high pony, sits sideways on a stool, one hand on a white pump and the other on her cheek.
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After a tentative two rounds against Jazza Dickens, the fight was called off unspectacularly on the stool between rounds as Dickens's jaw was broken.
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"It's been very hard," she said, perched on a stool as she carefully painted a layer of clear polish onto a rubber dummy hand.
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Arena said patients receiving the oral treatment showed statistically significant improvement in stool frequency, rectal bleeding and findings on endoscopy, compared with a placebo.
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And she recommended drinking a full glass of water before bed to help soften the stool and another after awakening to stimulate my bowel.
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A woman with big haunches sat astride a stool next to a parked scooter; she was peeling onions into a steel plate and laughing.
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He put one foot on the stool, grabbed the edges of the hole, and hoisted himself up and through without waiting for a response.
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For example, Patel said, a recent study found that more patients got screened for colon cancer when stool test kits were automatically sent out.
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The longer it takes for digested food to pass through the large bowel, the more water gets reclaimed and the drier the stool becomes.
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Connor wants them to be on the same level and presents her with a stool as their first step in seeing eye to eye.
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Bed Bath & Beyond was closed, though, meaning that we were going to give shower sex a try without the metal stool and grab bars.
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Financial planners have traditionally used a three-legged stool as a metaphor for how one should plan for this ever-expanding stage of life.
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He leans back on his bar stool, like a graduate student satisfied with his explanation, and it isn't clear to what extent he's joking.
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In 1892, for one, 28 doctors disputed Robert Koch's discovery of the cholera bacterium by drinking, publicly, the watery stool of a cholera patient.
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That means there shouldn't be any stool where the top's dick is going, unless your top is hung like Jon Hamm times Justin Theroux.
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Clinicai: Colorectal cancer, like other cancers, is best treated when detected early — and collecting and analyzing stool samples is a big part of that.
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He replied that an attendant had tried to take him to therapy without cleaning the stool he had been lying in for three hours.
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It is possible that this only fueled the desire of health care opponents to rip the individual mandate out of the three-legged stool.
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Instead of sitting on his stool after the third, Ali strolled over to make a face into the closed-circuit TV cameras at ringside.
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Although the stool proved unnecessary, I did look away when I heard the whir of an electric saw that would soon open a skull.
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In some cases diarrhea plus bloating is a sign of you need more fiber in your diet to add some bulk to your stool.
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He took the stage in a long coat, no shirt or shoes on, and played the piano perched on a high stool, almost standing.
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"When a therapist suggested she try a stool to help her get into a squatting position to get relief, it worked," he told me.
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Once the test kit arrives, you're responsible for collecting your own sample, whether that be finger prick, stool (for colorectal cancer), or a swab.
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When Leroy went to the back yard for a bathroom break, a schnauzery-looking dame named Mia took his place on the bar stool.
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Their introduction at Trump Tower was "surreal," Dinesh Chawla said, describing the experience in star-struck detail from his stool at the Hampton Inn.
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Bathrooms are often overlooked but are important as they may have blood, stool, or other bodily fluids in them that could spread the virus.
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If he was sitting on a bar stool and I walked past, he would put one arm out and catch me by the waist.
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I took up a stool at the bar, ordered a glass of dry red, and asked for whatever the kitchen wanted to make me.
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Some outdoor accent tables are also strong enough to function as additional seating when you entertain (and may be marketed as multifunctional stool-tables).
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As he began to speak, the music director brought out a stool and his guitar, and the father of the bride started to play.
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Herring was in such control that he stood in his corner before the final round instead of sitting on a stool, which is customary.
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The sushi chefs eyed them warily, because they appeared to intend to cluster around a single stool, the way people do at a bar.
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For their study, 802 people in the United States, Canada and England completed an online survey that assessed their attitudes about becoming stool donors.
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At a meeting with community leaders, she and her colleagues explained their plan: to collect stool samples and study the microbes in a lab.
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The fourth leg of the stool (three-legged stools are better) would grant amnesty and a pathway to citizenship to 1.8 million illegal aliens.
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"I only drink water from a clay pot," said Ma Aye Aye Thein, as she sat on a plastic stool and occasionally fanned herself.
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A bit of intestine — called a stoma — had been pulled out of my body and stitched to my stomach so stool could be evacuated.
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To make things worse, the bat boy was carrying a stool, which hit Flores in the midsection just as the ball hit his glove.
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Sometimes the distinction is largely semantic, Mr. Furth said: What's referred to as a "stool" often makes an ideal side table, and vice versa.
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She gained a love of pinball from her father, an avid player who put her on a stool to play when she was 5.
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If excess gas comes with other symptoms like blood in the stool, then your baby will need to go to a doctor for examination.
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Most of the bathroom was lined with white subway tile, though a tree-trunk stool in the long rectangular shower was an appealing feature.
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If these men refused, female wrongdoers paid their penalties in the currency of physical suffering, submitting themselves to the lash or the ducking stool.
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The first leg of the stool is ending preexisting conditions and allowing all people, sick or healthy, to buy insurance at the same price.
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On a recent Saturday night, one such woman pulled out a stool for a tipsy wallflower diligently reading plaques describing the studio's glamorous history.
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Child care is a three-legged stool: A functioning system that would support parents and providers requires investing in affordability, accessibility and high quality.
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On one side is a bench for spectators; on the other are a stool, makeup table, and a coat stand laden with vaudevillian miscellany.
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That's because the show is really a three-legged stool, the two clowns and a musician, and this time around that musician is Shaina Taub.
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It's super small with only enough seating for about 25-21.54 people, and I grab the only open stool at the bar along the wall.
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And afterward, they recorded the length of time it took them to pass their stool via their self-made Found and Retrieved Time (FART) score.
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Artist and School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) alumnus Jeff Koons donated the work "Gazing Ball (Stool)" (2013–16) to his alma mater.
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Waving me onto a stool, they immediately poured me a bowl of slightly salty milk tea and urged me to snack on the milk sweets.
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Mr. Price suggested copper could fall to pre-election levels, which certainly removes one of the legs of the stool for the bulls in FCX.
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On Thursday, health officials reported that traces of a common foodborne bug called Clostridium perfringens had been found in some of the victims' stool samples.
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Stool pigeons belonged to the "chummy" suit, represented by a diamond, while the symbol of hearts transformed the bearer into a "woman" in the zone.
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Soluble fiber keeps water in your stool, which makes it large and soft, and allows it to move smoothly to your digestive tract, she says.
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Insoluble fiber, on the other hand, helps bulk up your stool so it's soft, and ensures it moves quickly through your gastrointestinal tract, she says.
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"There is grief passed on from generation to generation," she explained while perched on a stool, guitar in hand, waiting to perform Joanne's title track.
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"I used to work on a stool with a shoe horn hanging out of my pocket," Madden said of his first job on Long Island.
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So, after running through your medical history, your doctor will probably ask to do a physical examination, and, in most cases, take a stool sample.
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A poop by any other name is still a poop, but scientists are proposing a new name to describe the science of stool: in fimo.
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The ROOM One features a bar-height desk with outlets and a magnetic bulletin board behind it, though you'll have to provide your own stool.
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That distinction may belong to his friend Marcel Duchamp, who in 1913 mounted a bicycle wheel on top of a stool and called it art.
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Despite the usual remedies of diet, exercise and a costly prescription-only stool softener, the problem has recurred every eight days or so, she said.
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IN 1996, sitting on a high-backed stool in a tiny theatre in downtown New York, Eve Ensler declared that she was "worried about vaginas".
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When I didn't see him on his bar stool after drinking six pricey, local beers, I figured he was probably outside smoking his joint again.
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Heath tried to hit the attacker with a bar stool while her husband grabbed the assailant from behind and tried wrestling him to the ground.
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In one case a poorly dressed wound got contaminated with stool, while in another instance a child got an infection from an unused intravenous catheter.
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Watery stool forms may be associated with gut infections, for example with a gut parasite like Giardia, or an inflammatory disorder such as Crohn's disease.
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Baby-faced Connor veered the closest to Disney prince out of all the contestants by pulling out a bedazzled stool for Hannah to stand on.
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In all, 317 samples of stool, urine, and blood from both twins were collected and analyzed for their epigenomic, metabolomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, and microbiome changes.
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There are three legs to the technology stool on which McMahon can use her experience to break over the back of the bureaucratic SBA giant.
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We're told Teairra was using a metal rod from a bar stool, which he claims she was swinging at his passenger side window and windshield.
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At the 2015 NCAA Tournament, Hunter had to coach from a stool after tearing his Achilles celebrating the Panthers' victory in the Sun Belt tournament.
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The rest of the criminal justice system calls them rats, snitches, chivatos, stool pigeons, informants and sapos, just to name a few of the terms.
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Next, she sits on a stool, pant-less in nude undies, for the "tattoo," making a goofy face while Shawn Mendes plays in the background.
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The deal will bring together Exact Sciences' non-invasive stool screening test for colorectal cancer Cologuard, and Genomic Health's Oncotype diagnostic tests for various cancers.
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In some cases, surgery can also be used to remove a person's colon and rectum, which may be replaced with a bag to collect stool.
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The video shows McGregor throwing a left hand in the direction of the man's face, while the man remains on his stool the entire time.
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I grabbed a stool at the counter at Skyline on Ludlow Avenue in the Clifton neighborhood and ordered a 3-way and a cheese Coney.
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"Movement will affect digestion because it will help move food contents, gas, and stool along the digestive tract," Dr. Sophie Balzora, a gastroenterologist, told Health.
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Deschamps-Braly rolled up to the gurney on his preferred stool, which was labelled " DR. D'S THRONE " and marked with a skull-and-crossbones sticker.
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What they did: The researchers gathered 350 Hadza stool samples over the course of a year, and looked at the bacterial composition inside of them.
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According to BBC News, Cognito, who was 60, sat down on a stool while breathing heavily before falling silent for five minutes during his show.
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He struck poses with every muscle clenched, he jittered across the stage, he repeatedly kicked around his microphone stand and a stool he barely used.
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There is a beach and a thatched roof bar perched on the edge of the turquoise sea where you can always find a bar stool.
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I put the lamp on a stool in our home office so I could work and read with soft, dimmable, warm lighting in the evenings.
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He is a bar-stool fixture at the pub, known for telling bawdy jokes and paying the tabs of strangers before slipping into the night.
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As I plopped myself onto a stool, bartenders Anthony Edwards and Miu Leah vied to make a cocktail that would cure the deepest of depressions.
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I'd relax on her kitchen stool as she kept me from looking scraggly while I'd reflect on college, later my first job, and soon marriage.
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Yet one tablespoon of vomit contains a whopping 15 million viruses, and the same amount of stool contains up to 75 billion of the buggers.
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"Bucket #1 The Red One" sits on a low stool which supports a red plastic bucket, which in turn balances a spray-painted earthenware pot.
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Later that year he helped found OpenBiome, the nonprofit stool bank that now supplies most of the fecal matter for transplants in the United States.
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"It's been a wild ride," Ms. Edelstein said as she showed off a room full of mammoth freezers that hold thousands of screened stool samples.
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His tall frame was coiled up on his stool, and his demeanor was warm but reticent; he ended most statements with a self-effacing joke.
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Beside it is Margherita Manzelli's "Neobros" (1998), in which a woman with pigtails sits on a stool with her tights rolled down to her knees.
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Stool samples and other data from more than 500 women revealed that immigrants from these groups began losing their native microbes almost immediately after resettling.
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Farther up Second, Tiny Webster ("like the dictionary") sat on his stool outside the George Jones museum and bar, where he is head of security.
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Take, for example, his anthropomorphic Butt Stool, a low, kidney-shaped seat with four stocky whitewashed wooden legs that resemble elongated Tic Tacs stood upright.
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At one point, De Sousa picked up a stool and held it over his head, although in the end no one seemed to be hurt.
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The supplements were well-tolerated, Song said, but some people experienced non-serious side effects like mild abdominal pain, diarrhea, soft stool, nausea, and vomiting.
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Watson sits on a stool at the head of what looks like a dinner table, with four guests, two on each side of the issue.
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Other reasons to visit the pediatrician are if the baby is exhibiting persistent crying, inconsolability, poor weight gain, blood in the stool, or a fever.
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But whether a business has to accommodate pregnant women, by giving them a stool to sit on or allowing them more water breaks, remains unclear.
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TMZ resembles an intelligence agency as much as a news organization, and it has turned its domain, Los Angeles, into a city of stool pigeons.
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The bloody mask remained in his pocket, and the box of masks, the new ones, stayed right where it was, on the stool beside him.
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At one point, he pulled a stool close to the edge to grill an apparently white audience member on her opinion of Crazy Rich Asians.
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He was perched on a stool at the Hare & Hounds, a working-class pub in Surrey, where nearly everyone voted to leave the European Union.
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Back at Baylor, in Texas, Mejia tested stool samples obtained from study participants using a test called qPCR that was designed to detect hookworm DNA.
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"'Low plastic stool, cheap but delicious noodles, cold Hanoi beer,'" Obama tweeted on Friday in the wake of news of Bourdain's death, apparently by suicide.
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When it came to boosting stool frequency, for example, the B. lactis strain seemed to be the most effective, resulting in an additional 1.5 go's weekly.
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In a provocative collection, a horse is transformed to have an extremely rounded abdomen while another piece is a headless camel, resembling a rounded leather stool.
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She was submitting to the tender scrutiny of Dr. Elizabeth Eckstrom, who scooted her stool so close that she was knee to knee with her patient.
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For those even shorter on space, the Bookniture stool by Mike Mak collapses completely flat and can be stored on a bookshelf when not in use.
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Becoming a stool donor is much more time-intensive than, you know, making your standard at-home fecal donation into the toilet, or even donating blood.
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For me, it kind of feels like wearing a coat without a back, or always sitting on a wobbly bar stool that's about to give out.
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In Carlo van de Roer's photograph of Matthew Dear, the electro-dance musician, DJ, and producer sits on a stool in the middle of a stage.
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Principally, though, this chair and its corresponding stool live in the public sphere as the seats of choice for all kinds of restaurants, bars, and cafes.
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With that, the trainer explains his "Kenya-fied Rockettes Move," a simple exercise that anyone can do at home using just a stool or a chair.
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And because all of these families also want a cure, each also donated blood, skin, spit, stool, and urine to the world's first NGLY1 deficiency biobank.
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According to the Times, the doctors say that the stool used to treat the two patients had been contaminated with a strand of E. coli bacteria.
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Now that Congress has zeroed out the penalty for being uninsured, though, Democrats argue that if Congress wants to design an unbalanced stool, that's its prerogative.
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"He sat on a stool that we put in the gym and had guys stand around him during practice," former Texas head coach Rick Barnes recalls.
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