"If they don't give us the license, the country will suffer, the company will suffer and jobs will suffer," Gonzalez said.
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"It's going to suffer; it has to suffer," he said.
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I had to suffer, so we're all going to suffer.
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And that&aposs one of the issues and one of the companies that has warned and telegraphed, if this drags on, jobs could suffer, business could suffer, we could suffer, this country could suffer.
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Presidents suffer when they make mistakes, but other people suffer more.
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"If we suffer losses, Pakistan will suffer losses too," Naweed said.
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"We will suffer less," he said, but we will still suffer.
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The weak and the disesteemed should suffer, and indeed they suffer.
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I care more about who will suffer the most, and suffer needlessly.
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When you suffer as an actress, you don't suffer, you have pleasure.
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And the consumers will suffer as well, and the consumers in the United States will suffer as well, and the shale gas production will suffer.
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We have authors who suffer from panic attacks and suffer from cardiac arrhythmia.
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In that scenario, global growth will suffer, but Beijing will likely suffer most.
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The global poor will suffer first and most, but Americans will suffer too.
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While the economy will not suffer near term it will suffer long term.
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Sometimes we suffer; other times we have to watch people we love suffer.
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If anything will suffer it is not debt servicing which will suffer, but something else.
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We would rather suffer because we're old than accept that we're old and suffer less.
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"I don't suffer fools," she once told an interviewer, "and I like to see fools suffer."
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I would suffer, but I would suffer for a reason, so the prospect wasn't so bad.
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And I see you know how countries suffer, and Russia suffer as well as I mentioned.
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A lot of people suffer in pain and in silence, and they suffer for successive generations.
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If poor kids have to suffer, we may as well make poor seniors suffer as well.
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MORE than 22017m people suffer from depression around the world, and another 22018m people suffer from anxiety.
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"Some people are born to suffer and some people are born to pretend to suffer," Perry said.
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Britain will have two options, both bad: suffer by obeying the rules or suffer by adopting the euro.
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It's telling that the same workers who suffer the worst working conditions also suffer from massive wage theft.
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And the consumers will suffer as well, and the consumers in the United States will suffer as well.
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Among children ages 3 to 17: 6.8% are diagnosed with ADHD, 3.0% suffer from anxiety, 2.1% suffer from depression
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Kelly doesn't suffer fools, and he sure as hell doesn't suffer individualism, ego and anything less than 100% teamwork.
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Even Guantanamo Bay's guards suffer from PTSD Even Guantanamo Bay's guards suffer from PTSD This segment originally aired Oct.
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Some 64 percent of those incarcerated suffer from mental illness and even more — 68 percent — suffer from substance abuse.
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Some companies will suffer first, but the most important thing our populations will suffer from reduced growth, reduced employment.
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More people will suffer than those who suffer with illness today, and we will lose our private possessions or property.
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If the private sector continues to suffer from a funding shortage, China's long-term economic growth could suffer, he said.
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It is true that the rest of the EU would suffer from such a chaotic Brexit, but Britain would suffer more.
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As we said above, their artists would suffer from the loss of distribution, but they'd also suffer a loss of revenue.
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"I've learned to how suffer, for if you suffer you'll gain eternal, eternal life," she sang, her voice streaked with pain.
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I read the article because I love Monfils (and therefore suffer all the frustration that his fans — and he himself — suffer).
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But some of the food at Made Nice doesn't just suffer by comparison; it can also suffer all on its own.
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If there's any country in the world that is going to suffer because of climate change, China's going to suffer dramatically.
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Fifteen million Americans suffer from a diagnosable form of social anxiety, and millions more suffer from less severe but related phobias.
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As more people suffer from memory loss, they'll need to put plans in place to make sure their finances don't suffer, too.
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And we will suffer, our economy will suffer, our capability of competing in a number of different ways, and of being leaders.
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Worldwide, more than 300 million people suffer from depression and 260 million suffer from anxiety disorders, according to the World Health Organization.
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In Sweden, an estimated 212 percent of the population suffer from SAD, with another 2100 percent said to suffer the winter blues.
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If that information is not secure, attempts to increase voter registration will surely suffer and the nation will suffer as a democracy.
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The ADAA estimates that about 40 million Americans aged 18 and older suffer from anxiety, while over 15 million people suffer from depression.
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Without that cash, not only will workers suffer terribly, but the businesses in the community that rely on their patronage will suffer too.
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To say this is purely a problematic binary, that men suffer this way, and that women suffer this way, is to oversimplify matters.
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"[It is with] great pleasure and joy to see these unbelievers suffer as we suffer here," Aouidate is accused of saying in the video.
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"The damage he'd suffer, and the injury he'd suffer, as a result of deportation, is obvious to me," Judge McNulty said during the hearing.
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By this point, most sports fans have heard that those who suffer repeated concussions could possibly also suffer early-onset dementia and other neurological symptoms.
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And I'm especially empathic towards people who suffer not only from mental disorders, but people who suffer because they are not the same as before.
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William learned that one in 10 new dads suffer from post-natal depression and many suffer in silence over lack of education around the problem.
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And it is not only they (people!) who suffer, but the earth, the birds, the trees… They suffer without words, which is still more frightening.
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More than 10 percent of Americans suffer from pain every day, according to the National Institutes of Health, and many more suffer from it sporadically.
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While those of us who are immunocompromised will suffer first and suffer more, the loss of community immunity is a threat to all of us.
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"I do not want anyone else to suffer as he suffered, nor for any family to suffer as mine has over the past month," Wild said.
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It's not that we suffer for our art; we suffer anyway, and some people are mindful enough, every now and again, to turn it into art.
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And in most cases, they suffer far more than beef cattle, who have more legal protections, suffer fewer health problems, and are generally less intensively confined.
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If people are suffering, and they are, and they will continue to suffer because we have not repealed or replaced Obamacare, why shouldn't insurance companies similarly suffer?
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And you know this is going on in every day you know literally, you know, me my company my colleague and others they suffer they still suffer.
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I know many ambitious, inspired people suffer from the same false belief I sometimes suffer from, which is this idea that we have to do everything ourselves.
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Today, approximately 21625 million Americans suffer from kidney diseases – and another 2900,220006 suffer from kidney failure, largely due to increased incidence of diabetes and high blood pressure.
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Should the Lower Platte suffer further damage from the meatpacking industry, the people who stand to suffer first and most are the state's two largest minority communities.
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As Climate Changes, Southern States Will Suffer More Than Others | As the United States confronts global warming in the decades ahead, not all states will suffer equally.
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And we have always known for centuries that if you suffer forceful and/or repetitive blows to your head in whatever human activity, you will suffer brain damage.
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Dr. David J. Klumpp: The epidemiology is indeed compelling: Approximately half of all women will suffer a UTI, and about 25 percent of those will suffer recurrent UTI.
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In time, she would suffer mere death, as had her child and every mother's child, but those to whom man has awarded extinction surely suffer more than death.
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On the whole, individual Nigerian citizens and organizations may well suffer localized backlash due to last week's indictments, but the Nigerian state itself is unlikely to suffer much.
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Massey "suffered, continues to suffer, and will in the future suffer from embarrassment, frustration, anger, humiliation, a sense of increased vulnerability, and feelings of racial stigmatization," the lawsuit said.
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I would be able to crack the code and ascend from poverty, so my children would never suffer the way I felt like I was being made to suffer.
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And although investment banks do not suffer runs from depositors, they can suffer runs from those who invest in their short-term debt, meaning panic spreads easily between institutions.
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" • Quotation of the day "Fallen angels suffer most.
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If the temperature at the heart of the reserve, about seven miles from Apútzio, were to rise, the oyamel could suffer, and thus the butterflies would suffer, too, he said.
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"I suffer and I appreciate the suffering because we can feel a little bit of what Jesus experienced, but I suffer on social media," Kanye explained to Lowe during the interview.
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Police departments are responsible for their people, and either they fire them and they suffer whatever is coming from them, or they back them and they suffer whatever's coming from them.
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Less wealthy seniors will simply suffer, just as lower-income household suffer under Ryan's proposals to slash spending on Medicaid, food stamps, housing vouchers, and other forms of low-income assistance.
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" And he's like, "No, that's what you suffer from.
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Again, both sides ... both sides will suffer on this.
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The City — their all-important financial center — will suffer.
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It would suffer economically — and on the international stage.
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"Doesn't matter what kind of mental illness you suffer from, we all suffer in silence and deal with it best we can and most people that don't suffer can't understand the pain and frustration that we go through," he wrote on Instagram, before adding that he had spent the morning curled up in his closet.
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"I don't want other animals to suffer so then my mom let me pick one of them to keep so that one less animal didn't have to suffer," Cantu told KOBI 5.
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"What the pope emphasizes is that those who most suffer from the pressure on the earth and from ecological destruction — the first who suffer its effects are the poor," Father Zesati said.
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But if the people of Hong Kong are to suffer the loss of their freedom, so too will the PRC suffer the loss of their financial crown jewel that is Hong Kong.
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"We've yet to suffer a massive critical infrastructure attack and we've yet to suffer a massive loss of capability," he said, explaining why many firms have not invested in boosting cyber defenses.
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"The economy will suffer but not to the point that we Qataris will suffer," he added, declining to be named because his bank still does some business in other Gulf Arab states.
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You suffer for cosplay, you suffer lots of burns [from glue guns], lots of things... Once it's all done and you see your hard work, it's really, really meaningful seeing it all together.
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There are 8003 percent of Americans that will suffer from mental illness this year; 2800 percent of them will suffer so acutely that it will substantially limit their ability to live their lives.
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"All of the pitfalls that poker players suffer from, and that traders also suffer from, are covered in great detail in the book by way of characters talking about them," Angelo told CNBC.
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Regardless of the agency's commitment to waging a War on Drugs, people who suffer from chronic pain should not have to suffer even more because of the combined actions of addicts and bureaucrats.
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We do not want to see our Helmand brothers suffer.
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Like why is Spencer always the one to suffer... 6.
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Rose McGowan, modern day warrior, isn't here to suffer liars.
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But either way he seems unlikely to suffer Nixon's fate.
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Bisexual women were more likely to suffer multiple chronic conditions.
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They suffer through growing pains and make too many mistakes.
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Markets often suffer when the threat of war is brewing.
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His authoritarian rule in part led the economy to suffer.
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Those who insist on criticizing the regime suffer terrible fates.
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But you know, I think the DREAMers here will suffer.
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Ugh, I guess I will just have to suffer today.
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Until that backlog is cleared up, its earnings will suffer.
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After that, he started to suffer blackouts and couldn't walk.
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In particular, less affluent regional malls may suffer, Moody's wrote.
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America's transgender communities suffer from truly shocking rates of suicide.
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While some welcome the ursine renaissance, others suffer from it.
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All three suffer from high levels of violence and poverty.
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Those that do suffer from a general health consciousness bias.
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They should be — they should really suffer the ultimate price.
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Few Pokémon suffer the disrespect inflicted upon the lowly Magikarp.
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Heineken, which makes Dos Equis and Tecate, could also suffer.
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Forcing people to suffer to get a prize destroys value.
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"We know now what it means to suffer," she said.
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Under this scenario, the bank and health sectors could suffer.
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"Women should not suffer in silence," Khan told Reuters Health.
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Expect markets to suffer some turbulence in the days ahead.
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Older Americans would also suffer under the proposed new system.
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Turkey's judiciary would be among those to suffer the most.
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He feared they could suffer further disappointment down the line.
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"I couldn't let my son suffer like that," Lunsford said.
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The families of these women often suffer in relative obscurity.
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Many of Europe's economies still suffer from weak aggregate demand.
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"Otherwise, everyone will suffer," he says — both people and bears.
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Yet too often family firms suffer from short life expectancies.
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Wherever you are, Emely, don't make us suffer any more.
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In the most dramatic cases, kids suffer malnutrition and disease.
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More than 23 million people worldwide suffer from rheumatoid arthritis.
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The company's profits did not suffer much in the quarter.
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He wouldn't be free, but materially, Cole would never suffer.
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You owe it to yourself not to suffer in silence.
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The company could suffer from chronicle shortages over multiple months.
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Still others suffer from insomnia, sleep deprivation, and night terrors.
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"Atheists" suffer in this designation: It defines us by inaction.
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One out of five women will suffer from breast cancer.
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Either way, fans of the show won't have to suffer.
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And not only patients, but those who love them, suffer.
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People with aps often suffer blood clots and recurrent miscarriages.
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It looks like Xavier's school will suffer damage as well.
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James isn't the only player who may suffer, of course.
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Will Meantime's brand suffer after the upheaval it's been through?
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Dating firms also suffer from an inherent conflict of interest.
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Around the world, 41 million people suffer from heart failure.
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And often because they do this, they suffer for it.
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American entertainment continues to suffer from a lack of representation.
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You don't need to suffer extra to show you care.
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Britain's standing in the world won't suffer much damage either.
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Japan will not necessarily suffer just because it is smaller.
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At some point the quality of public services will suffer.
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Here in Canada, 425 people suffer from TBI every day.
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Some of the areas to suffer already include: * Emerging markets.
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Consumers and productivity will both suffer, and investors might, too.
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I've learned that, during pregnancy, you don't have to suffer.
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America had to suffer high unemployment to bring inflation down.
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No family should have to suffer like we are today.
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Maci Bookout's son Bentley certainly doesn't suffer from sibling rivalry.
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Mr Xi is determined not to suffer the same fate.
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America's ability to save for retirement shouldn't suffer the consequences.
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But they might well suffer some losses along the way.
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So, U.S. firms could suffer for years under that scenario.
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Verifone and Box have seen their stocks suffer in 295.2.
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Banks continued to suffer with Deutsche Bank extending its losses.
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BARDYes, you have let a whole family suffer on earth.
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I think often ideas that are catered towards women suffer.
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American prestige, wagered on ousting Mr Maduro, would suffer, too.
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Don't white knuckle it and suffer alone, ask for help.
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They are among the first to suffer its unintended consequences.
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Research may suffer from more than one of these problems.
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Trump didn't suffer in the polls for calling Mexican rapists.
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Their willingness to suffer engendered sympathy as well as havoc.
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Could I actually do it, or would my work suffer?
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My liquid savings will suffer, but now I've got equity.
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Moreover, even when the animals do not die, they suffer.
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Its policies suffer from naivety about budgets, bureaucracies and businesses.
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If the tariffs are enacted, both national economies will suffer.
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Writers are known to suffer a few categories of envy.
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If you grow up poor, your working memory could suffer.
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The association's training work in China may suffer, he acknowledged.
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Some patients might suffer from multiple specific phobias at once.
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"I didn't suffer," she said of her Miss Universe training.
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If not, public confidence in capitalism may suffer another blow.
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Still, Northrop Grumman may suffer repercussions from its cost overruns.
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After, I suffer through a round of HIIT on FitnessBlender.
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The elite in Pyongyang and the army would suffer first.
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"These are the kids who suffer the most," Lubinski says.
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This is the worst fate a drug kingpin can suffer.
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No, I don't think we benefit or suffer from it.
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Men will suffer more changes to their work than women.
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Insecurities and politics can abound, and the work can suffer.
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The poorer parts of the planet would invariably suffer worst.
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Both patients and providers suffer in these difficult working conditions.
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"Like any great artist, he didn't suffer fools," Schneider recalls.
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People get confused, lose consciousness, and can also suffer seizures.
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"We may suffer alone," she said, "but we survive together."
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Rice, corn and coconut plantations will likely suffer severe losses.
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Rice, corn and coconut plantations will likely suffer severe losses.
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Tonight they failed, and now the American people will suffer.
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Two members of the explosive ordinance team suffer minor exposure.
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If Congress does not act soon, everyday Americans will suffer.
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To let us suffer when you know what's going on.
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"We can't go on lending and suffer losses," she said.
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Utilities tend to relatively fare better, while property stocks suffer.
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These omnibus spending bills suffer from a lack of sunlight.
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This doesn't mean that you should have to suffer unnecessarily.
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The Buckeyes offense seemed to suffer from an identity crisis.
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"I suffer with the Irish," wrote the poet and novelist
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Are there artists you admire who suffer from the disorder?
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And does he suffer from bipolar disorder, in your opinion?
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It's easy to let your family suffer for your work.
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The quality of the jumps also could suffer, Taylor said.
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"It is not just Palestinian citizens who suffer," Ahmed says.
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Do you have to suffer for your art to create?
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And what could the world do except suffer her reign?
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It all depends on how much you want to suffer.
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" Another said: "I'd probably go barefoot than suffer wearing heels.
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And ratings, the argument went, would suffer as a result.
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According to NIH, 11% of Americans suffer from chronic pain.
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But they suffer from jet lag when they return home.
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It's well known that people with Alzheimer's suffer sleep issues.
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They may suffer severe learning difficulties, seizures and other problems.
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They did not choose to suffer from debilitating mental conditions.
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No one (except coal companies) is likely to suffer much.
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In NHL it's common to suffer a few bad breaks.
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Actively resist language that puts blame on people who suffer.
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When illness strikes, patients in poor countries expect to suffer.
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If Trump starts messing with that balance, Americans will suffer.
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Yet her proposals will suffer from lack of serious scrutiny.
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Women in particular are less willing to suffer in silence.
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Many couples suffer in silence: infertility still carries a stigma.
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Starting around 2014, I started to suffer from clinical depression.
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But Democrats' progressive agenda would suffer much more for it.
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Foster, Bella, and Anwar all suffer from chronic Lyme disease.
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Her mother, sister, and brother all suffer from Lyme Disease.
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"This legacy problem isn't something fintechs suffer from," he says.
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Iran would suffer few direct losses from a US withdrawal.
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Past and future projects bearing Weinstein's fingerprints may also suffer.
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With fewer family farms, rural communities and local economies suffer.
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Hitters thrive in the high altitude, and pitchers suffer correspondingly.
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"I do not want more children to suffer," she said.
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These studies suffer from methodological limitations and don't show causality.
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Columbus has yet to suffer three consecutive losses this year.
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It is likely that British universities will suffer once again.
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That would make my family suffer at the same time.
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They can also suffer from irregular and sometimes heavy bleeding.
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But again, they would suffer most from such a sale.
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The overweight suffer enough without legalizing acting on our biases.
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They could suffer retaliation including appropriation, fines or higher taxes.
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When birds suffer, our own fate is not far behind.
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When states do not properly apply this power, people suffer.
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They end up being the ones to suffer the most.
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Harley may suffer from the quality of its older wares.
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Even it's willingly, they suffer because of the participation. Absolutely.
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Otherwise, the quality of the relationship can, and will, suffer.
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"Sometimes you have to suffer to learn something," Phan says.
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I know Marines — gun owners — who suffer from mental trauma.
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American firms and consumers will suffer from these same pressures.
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"We may suffer alone, but we survive together," she said.
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"Our job is to make judges suffer," one filmmaker says.
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Marius Moraiu: 40 to 50 million Americans suffer of acne.
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"We suffer from poverty, mismanagement and poor education," he continued.
|
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Your eyesight can also suffer from too much device usage
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Analysts said the group would suffer if Shin were arrested.
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Cheaper coolers often suffer from broken zippers or cracked seams.
|
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Apple is also likely to suffer from the trade war.
|
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And guess who would suffer the most from these cuts?
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His allies in purple districts will suffer on Election Day.
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Sales could suffer if Britain raises tariffs on imported vehicles.
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Members presumably would suffer the adverse consequences of a strike.
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Ally and Jackson's characters suffer something of the same fate.
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When our business suffers, those businesses will suffer as well.
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Many patients continue to suffer, struggle and lead unhappy lives.
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Niño: We would also suffer in terms of dairy production.
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Retailers who suffer data breaches risk losing their customers' trust.
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It's perfect for those who don't suffer from seasonal allergies.
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So in the river many people fetch water that suffer.
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Like Nairn said, you really do suffer for your art.
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The banking sector would be among the first to suffer.
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What would I recommend companies who suffer like Uber do?
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Is there something wrong with me that I must suffer?
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The tech world does suffer from a certain moral blindness.
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It wouldn't be only the people of Liberia to suffer.
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Also, beware claims that kids must suffer to learn math.
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A sandwich with only three ingredients was sure to suffer.
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Between 1 and 2 percent of Australians suffer from BPD.
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But being busy doesn't mean your skin has to suffer.
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If they can't do this, then the economy will suffer.
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Like did we suffer through some unpleasant, possibly horrifying childhood?
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But if Hui moves too fast, shareholders might suffer whiplash.
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After sex on meth, though, guys suffer from massive comedowns.
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She doesn't want her daughter to suffer as she has.
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Even major corporations like J.Crew suffer in the fickle market.
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So mostly it's the world's poor who will suffer most.
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He doesn't suffer, and the league, he has his backing.
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To suffer the world is to know it more intimately.
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Many suffer from dangerous levels of mercury in their blood.
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" Or my least favorite, "He doesn't have to suffer anymore.
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However, suffer no more: It's time for your FOMO revenge.
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I "suffer" from Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), coupled with Epilepsy.
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Iranians will suffer, but the U.S. is unlikely to benefit.
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Or did her child suffer from some type of infirmity?
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The conservatives, in contrast, suffer from an abundance of parties.
|
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If people can't identify problems, veterans will suffer and die.
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Yet Mr. Trump seems to suffer from a manufacturing defect.
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Every day I see children suffer because of their race.
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All will suffer from a rapid depreciation of the peso.
|
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The banking industry would be among the first to suffer.
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"Game of Thrones" didn't appear to suffer from the leaks.
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The anarchy of "Cobra" can suffer a bit on recordings.
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Why suffer the inconvenience if the personal risk is low?
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You definitely suffer from multiple personalities when you do this.
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" She added: "I think the B.J.P. will suffer from this.
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When minorities aren't included in scientific research, they can suffer.
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People who don't finish suffer a blow to their confidence.
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But like flaky skin, parched strands suffer in the cold.
|
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Africa's coastal and riverside communities suffer from storms and flooding.
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"I suffer for what is happening in Venezuela," he said.
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My record would suffer if I declined was the implication.
|
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Yemenis suffer from dire shortages of electricity, food and medicine.
|
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But Australia could suffer if the conflict slows China's growth.
|
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During Stamos' tenure, Facebook didn't suffer any major data breach.
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Workers certainly suffer when forced to put in extreme hours.
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As a result, premiums would spike and enrollment would suffer.
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"I never had to suffer disappointment or resentment," he writes.
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She considers a few other dresses that suffer by comparison.
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People with supraventricular tachycardia suffer from an abnormally fast heartbeat.
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Survivors may suffer perforated intestines, heart problems and other complications.
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Addiction is something that a lot of people suffer from.
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She clearly doesn't suffer fools, and enjoys pricking actorly pretensions.
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We suffer through the heat of a barely ventilated house.
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They're both two big babies, so I hope they suffer.
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If women keep getting pushed out, the economy will suffer.
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Even if Sunday survives, he may suffer permanent brain damage.
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The military has promised Vindman would not suffer any retribution.
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"Western journalists already suffer very severe restrictions," the official said.
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They may benefit at work and suffer at the supermarket.
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But my wife does not suffer from dementia or incontinence.
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He was released in 1988 but continued to suffer harassment.
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If you don't suffer from low vision, have a seat.
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Does Ms. Heilmann suffer a touch of van Gogh's madness?
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He is not the first player to suffer from it.
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Mine is not the only American business that would suffer.
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People have no option but to suffer through the process.
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In a word," he said, "we suffer on each side.
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They will vomit and suffer dehydration and begin to hallucinate.
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As a result, they may suffer permanently impaired brain function.
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The women suffer under hats the size of fire hydrants.
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You will solve this, she thought, and suffer for it.
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Residents in the nation's slums suffer with the economy's collapse.
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Anyone who flunks that task will suffer an unusual penalty.
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Other children suffer from elective mutism, panic attacks and anxiety.
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Isabela itself didn't suffer any casualties but was heavily damaged.
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"I'm glad he didn't suffer that much," the teenager said.
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The dealmaking industry could also suffer some significant business setbacks.
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But he's also making you suffer with gore and monotony.
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But you don't have to suffer the way we did.
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Amazon's business has yet to suffer from its marketplace chaos.
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Did white men suffer as a result of affirmative action?
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Does somebody suffer because I didn't make a phone call?
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On one condition: that your office work does not suffer.
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I found out I do suffer from mental health issues.
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It does suffer at times from a softness of focus.
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He's also felt pain watching his family suffer, he added.
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And the Constitution would suffer if we criminalize these acts.
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Facebook's own major video initiative, "Watch," likely won't suffer though.
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"So we all have to suffer it together," Chang says.
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He added that she did not suffer any broken bones.
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Is the merger going to cause local journalism to suffer?
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No one should suffer needlessly at the end of life.
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But in practice, the Note 10 doesn't suffer for it.
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The two reactors now under construction suffer from cost overruns.
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"We suffer from poverty, mismanagement and poor education," Khashoggi said.
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He doesn't want anything more than to watch people suffer.
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My work would no doubt suffer, as would my health.
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"Children shouldn't have to suffer for any reason," he said.
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Sadie's twin brother Stokely does not suffer from the disease.
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But the state does suffer from a lack of attractions.
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Its native communities suffer as permafrost melts beneath their homes.
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Trimarco also holds meetings with people who suffer from anorexia.
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I require constraint — I don't suffer from it at all.
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Do you withhold treatment and have them continue to suffer?
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We do not need to suffer at our own hands.
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The consumers in the United States will suffer as well.
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Not that Birkenstock wants me to suffer for the pleasure!
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Cheng's research indicates that narcissists may suffer more from both.
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People here will suffer now due to lack of support.
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But enough is enough and it's the kids that suffer.
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In any trade war, both countries would suffer, he added.
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Crockett does not suffer in any way by these comparisons.
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The part of Buddhism that I'm defending is the claim that the reason we suffer is because we don't see the world clearly, and that that's also the reason we make other people suffer.
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According to a 2011 report from the Institute of Medicine, about 100 million US adults suffer from chronic pain (such as lifelong back pain), and more suffer from acute pain (such as a temporary injury).
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And since he does occupy that position, it's incumbent on him to warn that were the UK to leave the EU, it would suffer, and the EU and thus the Western world might suffer more.
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In addition, over one-third of individuals with PTSD suffer from Substance Use Disorder, and one-half to two-thirds of people who suffer from drug addiction have PTSD, often stemming from childhood sexual violence.
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According to a 523 report from the Institute of Medicine, about 100 million US adults suffer from chronic pain (such as lifelong back pain), and more suffer from acute pain (such as a temporary injury).
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Her recent blog post took aim at the word "suffer" and the way in which the media tends to describe those with herpes as "herpes sufferers," or people who "suffer from" herpes and other STDs.
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Time and again, those writing on the climate crisis have pointed out a terrible discrepancy in the situation: Those who are more responsible will suffer less, those less wealthy and less powerful will suffer more.
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Many of the president's policy promises remain unfulfilled or suffer roadblocks.
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Being an autobiography, there are no sources cited in Why Suffer?
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Several of its members could suffer Trump-like insurrections next year.
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They were... CAVUTO: You think this president welcomes seeing kids suffer?
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At times, however, Petroski seems to suffer from some of the
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Many who suffer from chronic pain will be treated with opioids.
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In the end, you might suffer more than the baby does.
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And when nature suffers, we humans tend to suffer in turn.
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Women can suffer excessive bleeding, sepsis, and, in rare cases, death.
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Yet for all the emotional compression, the audience doesn't suffer whiplash.
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Virgin Companies I know would suffer dramatically from a hard Brexit.
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Its cash-flow could suffer if its bruised branding hits sales.
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Will I have to suffer through people singing the nominated songs?
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"Our priority is that public work projects don't suffer," said Cruz.
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If God wants me to suffer, then there is no God.
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Despite her heartache, Jill didn't want her husband to suffer anymore.
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If we fail, the poorest among us will suffer the most.
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However, if we are left behind, we all suffer the consequences.
|
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Do you worry that food quality will suffer as you grow?
|
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Will this "Year of the Woman 2.0" suffer the same fate?
|
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The women do not suffer from severe health or money problems.
|
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But Dr Anderson points out that they suffer from contradictory incentives.
|
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S. trade war drag on, U.S. agricultural exports will likely suffer.
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Soldiers who have shot children sometimes suffer from crippling psychological wounds.
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You go down that path and you and your baby suffer.
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Glad my babies don't need to suffer through preventable infectious diseases.
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It was such a special indignity he was made to suffer.
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There's no quacking or screaming; they suffer as little as possible.
|
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Both Republicans and Democrats suffer from blind spots on education reform.
|
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The real victims of sex trafficking will suffer because of it.
|
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Dylan Matthews: It seems pretty clear the UK's economy will suffer.
|
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And in cities whose economic fortunes have declined, museums suffer too.
|
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If anything, it appeared more likely that Democrats would suffer defections.
|
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He expects his commercial fishing business to suffer dramatically this season.
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So much of this world is constructed to make us suffer.
|
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Virtual and augmented reality headsets also suffer from power consumption issues.
|
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Children on the autism spectrum often suffer from other medical conditions.
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The ancillary industries that depend on all that wealth would suffer.
|
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Boarders often suffer from a lack of supervision and emotional support.
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We are here to suffer for years and years to come.
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It translates to: If you are an artist, we will suffer.
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That's no guarantee that this second-generation bike won't suffer issues.
|
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Despite the generals' privileges, many in the army suffer privations, too.
|
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When teachers leave because they are miserable, pupils suffer the consequences.
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For now these businesses do not suffer a shortage of finance.
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Argentina was not the only emerging market to suffer capital flight.
|
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Women who earn more than their husbands still suffer unwelcome consequences.
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Those enterprises that suffer the shock also see higher productivity growth.
|
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But Huawei's software is something you suffer through rather than enjoy.
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Such an economy would suffer from what economists call "dynamic inefficiency".
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Many Montagnards suffer state surveillance and police harassment as a result.
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Were falling asset prices to puncture consumers' optimism, growth might suffer.
|
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Some people suffer with severe acne, and treatments can be unpredictable.
|
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Even royals, it seems, may suffer from the gender pay gap.
|
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Polls show the SPD would suffer heavily in a national vote.
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AI is bound to suffer some troubles—how could it not?
|
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They exclude those who suffer a greater burden of ill health.
|
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But pension reform seems certain to suffer both delays and dilution.
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They do worse in school, suffer poorer health and die younger.
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Bahrain's Shi'ites say they suffer discrimination, though the government denies this.
|
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Maynard's brain tumor caused her to suffer frequent seizures, for example.
|
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Without them, everything from global shipping to financial markets would suffer.
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Carriers suffer the most from this medievally inefficient state of affairs.
|
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If rates go up, we don't think emerging markets will suffer.
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While India and Pakistan spar, it is the Kashmiris who suffer.
|
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Both Sudan and Ethiopia suffer from severe shortages of hard currency.
|
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That has meant the poorest, landless South Africans continue to suffer.
|
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Areas where people are undercounted will suffer until at least 2030.
|
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Up to 50 percent of obese people suffer this relapsing pattern.
|
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More shocking is how frequently some cabin crew suffer from harassment.
|
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"13,000 girls suffer from sexual abuse in our country," said another.
|
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But many people who suffer similar ordeals do so under coercion.
|
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Lawrence told the paper that Sanders seemed to suffer from depression.
|
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Newly nourished beaches suffer less erosion after storms than nonreplenished beaches.
|
|
And again, we had to suffer through the severe monetary tightening.
|
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In fact, it appears he could suffer politically for doing so.
|
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"We don't want to suffer from that group think," he said.
|
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And honestly, I'm kind of tired of watching Lara Croft suffer.
|
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But college football underclassmen shouldn't be made to suffer for it.
|
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I didn't suffer the loss of family members or loved ones.
|
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What causes entrepreneurs to suffer at substantially higher than average rates?
|
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People who suffer from depression also often misuse alcohol or drugs.
|
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Unfortunately, it's also the latest company to suffer a data breach.
|
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So, you know, I was happy to suffer through this assignment.
|
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And who would suffer would be the people who want information.
|
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"No child of God should ever suffer such horror," Trump said.
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SEAN HANNITY, FOX NEWS HOST: You suffer from multiple personality disorder?
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But we still suffer over smaller things, and it distracts us.
|
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According to research, those who suffer from bias are usually unaware.
|
|
Once Bryan's appearances became less frequent, the show began to suffer.
|
|
In 224 the Shore Fast Line would suffer the same fate.
|
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Our small businesses suffer, and our vastly important tourism industry suffers.
|
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And the people who suffer most, as always, are Syria's civilians.
|
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Without medication, patients can get infections or even suffer organ failure.
|
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Also, my much-valued adherence to honesty had begun to suffer.
|
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There were some Panthers, though, who refused to suffer Hampton's fate.
|
|
They also suffer the "October crazies," according to this fox's owner.
|
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Candidly, it's a wonder they don't suffer from an identity crisis.
|
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"Non-essential services are the first to suffer," Mr Rapassi said.
|
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The middle class won't suffer the most; the working poor will.
|
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Plus the wide strap ensures you won't suffer from painful blisters.
|
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Guido said the other victims did not suffer life-threatening injuries.
|
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He'd bleed and suffer, 30 or 60 minutes at a time.
|
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" Trump said, "No child of God should ever suffer such horror.
|
|
They can fall, suffer trauma, or stop breathing, among other things.
|
|
Did Meghan Markle suffer a wardrobe malfunction during her birthday outing?
|
|
They are also more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety.
|
|
People who continue to suffer health issues due to their jobs.
|
|
If that's what solved it, they didn't actually suffer from depression.
|
|
As long as Berri remains in power the country will suffer.
|
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Mr Sanders' plans tend to suffer from a fallacy of composition.
|
|
Shanghai's development could suffer from incomplete conservation efforts, the ministry said.
|
|
The letter resonated with countless women who suffer from eating disorders.
|
|
I do get drained though as I suffer from Lyme disease.
|
|
Will it suffer or is going to be quick and painless?
|
|
No American, Israeli or Palestinian should suffer Taylor Force's tragic fate.
|
|
And when one citizen suffers an injustice we all suffer together.
|
|
Survivors can suffer severe harm to their mental and physical health.
|
|
As he says, no one should suffer in silence and shame.
|
|
"They should not suffer for their way of life," she said.
|
|
Summer is not the season to suffer for fashion, says Iman.
|
|
As banks' profits suffer, so they are less likely to lend.
|
|
They don't understand that their daughters have hearts, that they suffer.
|
|
And millions of people still suffer from famine's lesser cousin, malnutrition.
|
|
If I'm going to suffer it might as well be fun.
|
|
But the country's people, economy - and some U.S. companies - will suffer.
|
|
The injuries our soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines suffer are grievous.
|
|
"She had never believed that actors had to suffer," Schulman says.
|
|
Colleagues suffer when one of their own is lost to suicide.
|
|
If they don't, then their hitting and pitching can both suffer.
|
|
If one launches significantly early or late, the other will suffer.
|
|
That's not a procedure you want to suffer through, he says.
|
|
They will suffer heavy defeats in the parliamentary elections in June.
|
|
Of course, salamanders themselves suffer predation, even with their toxic skin.
|
|
When political considerations outweigh objective analysis, program effectiveness can also suffer.
|
|
But wings of government have preserved their privileges while services suffer.
|
|
Many suffer from Alzheimer's disease and were not available for interviews.
|
|
Everyone helps one another, but we also suffer one another's pain.
|
|
And if God is God, why is He letting us suffer?
|
|
Nerve gas causes victims to suffer horrific pain and potentially death.
|
|
"The structure itself did not suffer very bad," says Cruz Vivaldi.
|
|
The people of those two countries continue to suffer the consequences.
|
|
The condition can be debilitating for those who suffer from it.
|
|
The question is: Do we want to suffer the same fate?
|
|
Many would-be autocrats suffer electoral setbacks like Mr. Morales did.
|
|
As always, it's the poor who are apt to suffer most.
|
|
Timur began to suffer from obesity due to the beneficial relationship.
|
|
Most survivors of traumatic events will suffer no enduring psychological harm.
|
|
The message was clear: Either unite, or suffer an economic disaster.
|
|
About 200,000 others suffer from severe acute malnutrition, the report said.
|
|
Yet not all Americans suffer from the student debt crisis equally.
|
|
These are people who want their children to suffer less seizures.
|
|
An estimated 80 percent of those infected suffer no symptoms whatsoever.
|
|
Many other tech contract workers also suffer from workplace safety violations.
|
|
They might suffer more by choking Noble's access to credit now.
|
|
Uncle Ben and Aunt Jemima didn't suffer for this culinary appropriation.
|
|
At least Agent Gaad wasn't around to suffer that final indignity!
|
|
Even the more intriguing characterizations suffer under this tendency toward obviousness.
|
|
That can lead them to suffer from tumors and liver problems.
|
|
Rather than let Dolly suffer, the vets put her to rest.
|
|
What are the communities that suffer the most when this happens?
|
|
Others look whole, but suffer from brain damage because of I.E.D.s.
|
|
The citrus industry alone will suffer over $760 million in losses.
|
|
Yet up to half of those patients eventually suffer a relapse.
|
|
Cholera victims suffer from dehydration caused by severe diarrhea or vomiting.
|
|
Meanwhile, the overwhelming majority of internet users would suffer the costs.
|
|
Is it delicious, or do we have to suffer through it?
|
|
Even experiential travel companies can suffer from a lack of imagination.
|
|
Moderate parties and the politics of consensus suffer while demagogues flourish.
|
|
Many now suffer from illnesses and health problems as a result.
|
|
So ... I don't think that we're going to suffer from that.
|
|
This led Nelson to suffer permanent brain injury, the complaint says.
|
|
"It takes class to suffer ignorance and smile," one woman wrote.
|
|
In fact, Copland had begun to suffer the effects of dementia.
|
|
They may be "fresh," but vegetables suffer from jet lag, too.
|
|
I am scared my life will suffer some dramatic, sudden change.
|
|
And many suffer tremendous psychic trauma from consistent misgendering by others.
|
|
Without that, we're so much more likely to suffer in life.
|
|
I relate to that because I suffer from that, as well.
|
|
Today, Maher "continues to suffer significant emotional distress," the suit states.
|
|
Producers who have high lifting (production costs) will suffer the most.
|
|
The youth are really the ones who will suffer from this.
|
|
Nightlife is especially attractive for people who suffer from mental illness.
|
|
How many embarrassing defeats can one politician suffer in a lifetime?
|
|
At least we won't have to suffer through Lincoln Chafee again.
|
|
However, you no longer have to suffer the chills in silence!
|
|
"I mean, I suffer from anxiety and depression," Louisahhh told THUMP.
|
|
Will marine life suffer a massive die-off or become radioactive?
|
|
At least they learned he wasn't murdered and didn't suffer horribly.
|
|
They reap the rewards, or suffer the consequences, of their actions.
|
|
In the aftermath of a disaster, hospitals may suffer power loss.
|
|
Even healthy young adults may suffer ill effects from air pollution.
|
|
"He told me I would suffer great pain," the man said.
|
|
Some babies die or suffer life-long problems from the defect.
|
|
Some political systems suffer because they are moated from popular sentiment.
|
|
These crisis zones suffer from conditions far worse than mere silence.
|
|
Dini hopes this narrative will be helpful to others who suffer.
|
|
I watched her suffer through 24 hours of painful, gruesome labor.
|
|
Give a hand to the industries that suffer the harshest blow.
|
|
You have suffered only what a drinking man's wife can suffer.
|
|
Most individuals in solitary suffer from some kind of mental illness.
|
|
Myth #3: Company culture will suffer and people won't feel connected
|
|
If a country's agricultural budget is cut, female farmers will suffer.
|
|
There is no one to punish, no one to make suffer.
|
|
In particular, they don't necessarily suffer during times of high unemployment.
|
|
American politics does not suffer from an excess of majority rule.
|
|
That has changed, and we will suffer the consequences for decades.
|
|
Remaining as crops fail and children suffer is not an option.
|
|
I suffer from the same blind spots that other people do.
|
|
About 5.7 million people in the United States suffer from it.
|
|
He now had a little more room to suffer his bleed.
|
|
One business that could suffer major disruption: the shipping of flowers.
|
|
PATIENCE. Both derive from the same Latin root pati (to suffer).
|
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" No children, he added, should "suffer the sin of their father.
|
|
The couples suffer the consequences of rampant infidelity and emotional neglect.
|
|
And the consumers in the United States will suffer as well.
|
|
To suffer with illness is to live in an occupied land.
|
|
And when the dollar rises, local-currency bonds tend to suffer.
|
|
More important, he did not suffer any setbacks to his health.
|
|
When roadways and habitat corridors intersect, both wildlife and people suffer.
|
|
Could Mr. King suffer a similar fate in the general election?
|
|
We're watching them suffer, and we have the ability to help.
|
|
"He's somebody that I saw suffer because of that," Sandoval said.
|
|
Both sexes were more likely to suffer from depression if separated.
|
|
The city just leaves people to guess and suffer for themselves.
|
|
"I suffered, now you must suffer" will not get us anywhere.
|
|
South Koreans often suffer from a work culture they call gapjil.
|
|
Singing frogs and insects suffer similar noise-induced breakdowns in communication.
|
|
Eden, meanwhile, seems doomed to suffer in this cold, secretive household.
|
|
"Saison Sèche" deals with the violence women suffer in patriarchal societies.
|
|
And the faster we cut emissions, the less they will suffer.
|
|
People generally suffer PTSD only after they're no longer in danger.
|
|
Even tourism, which is vital to the city's economy, may suffer.
|
|
I suffer from what I like to call Intense Hangover Syndrome.
|
|
Republicans of today suffer from what I call Convenient History Syndrome.
|
|
Hundreds of other buildings are expected to suffer major structural damage.
|
|
Another rival to Airbus and Boeing, China's COMAC, might also suffer.
|
|
Like nearly 30 million other Americans, I suffer from hearing loss.
|
|
The little people, the outsiders, the vulnerable demographics suffer the most.
|
|
Power grids all over the planet suffer the same vulnerability: Centralization.
|
|
Whatever chores you had responsibility for are probably going to suffer.
|
|
Thousands of Americans suffer discrimination today because of their national origin.
|
|
They, in turn, made other young women suffer as they did.
|
|
High tech is widely acknowledged to suffer from patent quality problems.
|
|
I have friends who go through it and suffer through it.
|
|
Families suffer tremendously as parents, children, siblings and others are separated.
|
|
Without that research, the groups say, "millions" of people will suffer.
|
|
They still feel the scars and suffer the trauma of abuse.
|
|
These businesses will indeed suffer earnings hiccups, as they always have.
|
|
Patients often suffer complications during the wait for the right medication.
|
|
The rest of Gyasi's American characters suffer from similar demographic imperatives.
|
|
Gail Collins Donald Trump is willing to suffer, just for you.
|
|
But watching his son suffer in his arms was too much.
|
|
About $215 billion worth of Chinese toy imports would also suffer.
|
|
Banks suffer from negative rates they cannot pass on to customers.
|
|
Many other Veterans suffer from depression, isolation, anxiety, and adjustment disorder.
|
|
E.O.s frequently suffer from the disinhibition that comes from having power.
|
|
"You will suffer if you take a wrong move," Rouhani warned.
|
|
The Hazelden study found that 28 percent of lawyers suffer depression.
|
|
She doesn't suffer fools, and I like that in a writer.
|
|
Yet the relationship between the U.S. and Iraq will still suffer.
|
|
As early as his forties, he began to suffer cardiac symptoms.
|
|
Suburban office campuses suffer because there's no "there there," he says.
|
|
But it's sad that they're the ones who suffer for it.
|
|
And while we suffer, the world becomes desensitized to that suffering.
|
|
Another 221 million people currently suffer from an opioid use disorder.
|
|
If Nashville's law is overturned, Mr. Davis said, residents would suffer.
|
|
The 2017 rally may be about to suffer a plot twist.
|
|
Weather changes can be triggers for people that suffer from migraines.
|
|
Nevertheless, several papers suggest that such patients do suffer debilitating symptoms.
|
|
The other three states suffer from a dearth of reliable polling.
|
|
"Invariably it is the children who will suffer from our ignorance."
|
|
Our children will suffer major setbacks if these changes take place.
|
|
Consumer groups warned that internet users would suffer from the changes.
|
|
I'm not a nationalist, but nevertheless I know that children suffer.
|
|
Many children suffer from a lack of nutrition and health services.
|
|
If multinationals pull out of the country, its economy could suffer.
|
|
I don't want you to suffer the fate of Secretary Yasay.
|
|
While Michalak's condition temporarily improved, he did suffer from lasting effects.
|
|
Hawaii, meanwhile, claims it will suffer profound effects from the order.
|
|
Europe's markets lean towards banks and carmakers, which suffer in downturns.
|
|
Because of this lack of access to medicine, many will suffer.
|
|
We all suffer in some way when it works less well.
|
|
The wellness movement is creating fit bodies, but complexions can suffer.
|
|
Europe continues to suffer through one of its hottest summers ever.
|
|
They don't demonstrate, they go on strike, and their employers suffer.
|
|
With snow and bitter north winds, the families began to suffer.
|
|
" He complained the treatment Kavanaugh, saying that "they made him suffer.
|
|
There are also forecasts that the entire European Union will suffer.
|
|
Those in prison aren't the only ones who suffer from incarceration.
|
|
Its new spinoff, Good Trouble, hopefully won't suffer the same fate.
|
|
This was horrible for the team to suffer through in 22012.
|
|
"I hope you fucking suffer" is Klara's most inflamed lyric ever.
|
|
Millions of Americans continue to suffer from food poisoning each year.
|
|
Retail, manufacturing and transport also suffer from a shortage of workers.
|
|
But this doesn't mean that all trans people suffer from dysphoria.
|
|
Many patients have no symptoms, though a small number suffer greatly.
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Consider this: Seventeen percent of people 75 and older suffer from dementia, as do 37 percent of those over 85, and people can suffer with the illness up to 20 years, according to the Alzheimer's Association.
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According to Dr. Moore, serious consideration around future pregnancies and contraception is needed, as 50 percent of those who suffer from perinatal psychosis in one pregnancy will go on to suffer it in a future pregnancy.
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According to mental health charity Young Minds, one in 10 children and young people aged between 5 and 16 suffer from a diagnosable mental health disorder, and nearly 80,000 children and young people suffer from severe depression.
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Counties along the Atlantic Coast will suffer the biggest losses from rising sea levels and more intense hurricanes, but the South and the Midwest — regions that already suffer from heatwaves and droughts — are threatened by hotter temperatures.
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After all, he pointed out, a lower-court judge found Mr Madison had not shown that he lacks a rational understanding of the "punishment he is about to suffer and why he is about to suffer it".
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But did Darwin suffer from an anxiety disorder and Lincoln from depression?
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NORD estimates that around 30 million Americans suffer from 7,000 rare diseases.
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ANONYMOUS We win many victories in our lives and suffer many defeats.
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Republicans will not suffer politically for bucking the president on this issue.
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After what Swinney endured growing up, he does not suffer rationalizations gladly.
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"Pigeons suffer a P.R. problem," said Meredith Johnson, a Creative Time curator.
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Having evolved this way means we suffer without the companionship of others.
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Shareholder payouts may be thin on the ground, and multiples ultimately suffer.
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He feared that if he didn't find another option quickly, he'd suffer.
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Lowe's was not the only retailer to suffer a glitch on Friday.
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It will not suffer because EU countries cannot find a joint solution.
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It would suffer political losses for appearing to cave to a bully.
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Without proper analysis, public services can suffer from an influx of jobs.
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I just hope very much that Flori did not have to suffer.
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" Senator Orrin Hatch: "'No child of God should ever suffer such horror.
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Even those documents that are electronic suffer behind legacy systems and bureaucracy.
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I'm a news anchor at ABC News and I suffer from anxiety.
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Finally, a post-Brexit Britain is likely to suffer prolonged economic troubles.
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Apple is the latest major tech company to suffer from battery issues.
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Humans also suffer the consequences, often leaving the most vulnerable at risk.
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Yasuní does not suffer from empty forest syndrome — at least not yet.
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A lot of men silently suffer these conditions rather than speak up.
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The animal did not appear to suffer any injuries from the blaze.
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And she's not going to let another girl suffer as she did.
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That it's our duty to suffer for eternity over a single apple.
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These patients suffer from what's known as non-celiac wheat sensitivity (NCWS).
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You can be put in jail and you can suffer the consequences.
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TUI is not the only operator to suffer from the Boeing crisis.
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Thankfully, Chance didn't suffer any injuries in the ordeal, ABC 7 reported.
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A lot of them made people suffer, and he dodged the consequences.
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And unlike in paper form, those PDFs won't suffer from frayed pages.
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The responding officers, including the K-9, did not suffer any injuries.
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However, not only do we not deserve resolution, we suffer from resolution.
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And have the courage to suffer the contempt of the sophisticated world.
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They say healthcare could suffer if the changes are rammed through hastily.
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She said other detainees suffer from stomach aches because of the food.
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Americans will suffer along with the people of Asia if that happens.
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If you think you may suffer from gluten-sensitivity, seek medical advice.
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China would, in a conventional analysis, suffer more in a trade war.
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When abortion is illegal, women and their health, futures, and families suffer.
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In the case of Weinstein, she did not suffer any unwanted attention.
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As women, we know that when there's violence, our children will suffer.
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It has explicitly assured Nissan, a carmaker, that it will not suffer.
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In most such duels, the two characters suffer immensely but remain intact.
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That's because it's true: Apple devices rarely suffer from privacy-related hiccups.
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In the short run Turks will suffer far more from the crisis.
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Apple users would be the ones to suffer from a Facebook ban.
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The relatively poor folk who tended to vote Leave will suffer most.
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Prices will also suffer should regulators start clamping down on such offerings.
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Children who are detained can suffer lasting negative physical and emotional symptoms.
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More importantly, they suffer their torment in silence until their dying breath.
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Vast coastal cities such as Rotterdam, New York and Mumbai will suffer.
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"The hardest part is just sitting here watching her suffer," he says.
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The first to suffer will be nearly 10,000 Saudi students in Canada.
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Zebu-only ranches in the area suffer a dozen attacks a year.
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And if shopkeepers cannot pay the rent, eventually their landlords suffer too.
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But it doesn't have to be a day that single guys suffer.
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"If they do a bad job, they have to suffer," he said.
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Trade with Iran, another neighbour, stands to suffer from renewed American sanctions.
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If you suffer, try to increase the overall fluids you are consuming. .
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The Mexican government would retaliate, and business confidence in America would suffer.
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Around the world, at least 26 million people suffer from heart failure.
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Soil and water quality would similarly suffer as complex ecosystems break down.
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Many purebred dogs suffer from hip dysplasia and other symptoms of inbreeding.
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Japan continues to suffer from economic stagnation, chronic deflation and high debt.
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"We face a stark choice: up our ambition, or suffer the consequences."
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Shippers, Brokers, and Carriers all suffer from extreme lack of modern technology.
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Purple Hearts are awarded to service members who suffer wounds in combat.
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But an ETF that small will suffer from illiquidity and high fees.
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People who sold the dollar around 107 yen are starting to suffer.
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That speedy recovery will ensure that our economy does not suffer unnecessarily.
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The plane does not suffer the problems of many Soviet-era airliners.
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"I don't have anything to lose ... we suffer enough really," Trad said.
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Media Missed This=> Did Hillary Suffer Another Seizure After Her DNC Speech?
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Until recently, researchers thought reindeer benefit, rather than suffer, from climate change.
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"We will not allow Mike to suffer," Dr. Baker told LSU Sports.
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The more listless the company, the more likely financial performance will suffer.
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Ebola outbreaks impact local economies, and survivors and their families suffer stigma.
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Even an experienced user may still suffer from a gun-related injury.
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Meanwhile, energy and banking could suffer under a Trump win, it noted.
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They are also more likely to suffer cognitive decline as they age.
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Most babies in the unit will likely suffer long-term neurological problems.
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The storm caused industrial production to suffer its biggest drop since 2009.
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If the row escalates, countries entwined in Chinese supply chains will suffer.
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So the women suffer in silence, never accessing potentially life-saving treatment.
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In the meantime, ordinary people would suffer more than the regime's loyalists.
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But if it indeed makes a move, Priceline will not necessarily suffer.
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Indian women suffer handicaps at every stage of life, starting with birth.
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He believes the business doesn't suffer; in fact, he says it thrives.
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Perhaps. At least for Clugston, who had to suffer for his art.
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Cyclical sectors, which generally suffer when economic growth slows, came under pressure.
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In one study, they were more likely to suffer from cardiovascular problems.
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Both sides have insisted mutual security must not suffer due to Brexit.
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If you want to be beautiful, he said, you have to suffer.
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If that doesn't change, the report warns, the US economy will suffer.
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Etminan said the victim did not appear to suffer life-threatening injuries.
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Pilot whales suffer from mass strandings more frequently than any other whale.
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Studies also show that the poor suffer the most from climate change.
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In addition, women partnered with inmates suffer from depression and economic hardship.
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While they're locked away, their children suffer and may be led astray.
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Could there be a way to predict who might suffer from them?
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It's purrfect news for feline fanatics who also suffer from cat allergies.
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Or could you be forced to pay legal fees and suffer damages?
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He may suffer consequences from his free speech just like anyone else.
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There is a large number of people who suffer from chronic pain.
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More than 2m people suffer, half of whom have lost their vision.
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Dozens were severely injured, with many expected to suffer irreversible brain damage.
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Many Lebanese fear that if the row escalates, the economy will suffer.
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We could ensure it didn't suffer when it was put down socially.
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But when you abuse your body, your mood and emotional health suffer.
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That could change if their earnings and share prices start to suffer.
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At this stage in the group's life, prospective investors could suffer indigestion.
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Plenty of boxing and MMA's elder statesmen suffer from punch-drunk symptoms.
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Step 210: Watch them suffer and pray they don't get you back.
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When we don't, our work, our health and our personal lives suffer.
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To me, it was a portent of the misery I'd soon suffer.
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Plus, incestuous breeding means that many of the dogs suffer genetic conditions.
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There should be living people who breathe and feel, suffer and love.
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Banks suffer from negative interest rates which eat into their lending margins.
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Robert Gatenby, a radiologist, saw patients suffer from intensive breast cancer treatments.
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However, speeds started to suffer once I traveled outside my default server.
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As oil approaches $80 a barrel, demand may suffer, the IEA said.
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Because of them, my little boy had to get measles and suffer.
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Arlan Hamilton doesn't seem like someone who would suffer from stage fright.
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EJ communities will suffer the consequences, but our spirit is in tact.
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Prosecutor Kate MacDougall argued that Chism did not suffer from mental illness.
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I must confess that as gaming goes, I suffer from arrested development.
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Instead, its small businesses, farmers and ranchers across the country that suffer.
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The detainees could suffer symptoms such as anxiety, depression, irritability and anger.
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It means that her family, friends and community didn't suffer for nothing.
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The only mental illnesses I suffer from are COMPLEX PTSD and depression.
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They don't think that we have feelings or that we don't suffer.
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As China moves to devalue its overvalued currency, U.S. liquidity markets suffer.
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Suffer through the moment with her and our crack team of animators.
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People who sold the dollar around 107 yen are starting to suffer.
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Before the age of 40 women suffer only minor disparities in pay.
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It means more Americans will suffer or die without access to care.
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Conversely, Westworld also doesn't deal with our desire to suffer in games.
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But subsequent episodes suffer from keeping them apart to further the plot.
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"Workers...suffer high incidences of birth defects and infant mortality," PACE wrote.
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We'll likely have to wait until season five to suffer through that.
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Those who suffer from what Mr Ducol calls "rigid thinking" get psychotherapy.
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Many of them suffer harmful effects -- financial, personal, psychological -- for years afterward.
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After all, around 80 percent of adults suffer from lower-back pain.
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And, so, those people continue to suffer — as does all of society.
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The ones who suffer are the folks who have a real need.
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Clean athletes should not be made to suffer for Russia's systematic cheating.
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Nunchi is also helpful for those who suffer social anxiety, like me.
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That women suffer abuse, harassment or inequity in the workplace is undeniable.
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In other words, Britain will be made to suffer for its choice.
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When they do, Californians who want to earn an honest living suffer.
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The average MLB ump would suffer heat stroke after taking one swing.
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French Polynesia will undoubtedly suffer the consequences of unfettered greenhouse gas emissions.
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One question is whether consumption will suffer because of the Brexit vote.
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Your portfolio may get hit badly and it may suffer significant volatility.
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Understaffed programs may struggle, and the Bureau's return on investment will suffer.
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The man who relishes humiliating others is destined to suffer it himself.
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Ecosystems will suffer from that kind of abuse—but humans will too.
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Fortunately, we did not suffer any property loss or loss of life.
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"Simple people suffer in the hands of heavy bureaucracies," Kaljulaid told them.
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Why should people suffer from not only sickness but also high expenses?
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It looked as if either my pocketbook or my back would suffer.
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And they are much more likely to suffer from mental-health problems.
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Don't let the rest of the interview suffer from an earlier mistake.
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More than a third of children in them suffer abuse, says HHC.
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We would also suffer permanent commercial disadvantage, pushed out of lucrative markets.
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Disney, for instance, said visits to its Hong Kong park could suffer.
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We have a serious crime problem, under which all of us suffer.
|
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Thousands of other exports now suffer from reduced access to China's market.
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Second, our businesses suffer from a lack of investment in our communities.
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The relationship can suffer when a player goes on a losing streak.
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They were much less likely to suffer from dementia in old age.
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The key question is: which party on Thursday will suffer more defections?
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Deschamps did not necessarily disagree, saying that the Germans made France suffer.
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If so, companies like Fiat Chrysler, Renault and Volkswagen would suffer most.
|
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The order appears to suffer from a case of First Amendment amnesia.
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We do not want to reduce cost only to have quality suffer.
|
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But as the politicians jostle for power, ordinary Zimbabweans continue to suffer.
|
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When one worker burns out, their patients, coworkers, and customers suffer, too.
|
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We've seen him suffer the indignities of getting processed as an inmate.
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Also, it's not just a woman thing; men suffer from PMADs, too.
|
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But it's the developing world that may suffer the most from it.
|
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When employers do not recognize credentials, workers, job seekers and businesses suffer.
|
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Many women, however, suffer both a physical and psychological loss after mastectomy.
|
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Something is going to suffer -- is it the protection of the judges?
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Most people that suffer the injuries we suffered are in vegetative states.
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When one group of us is marginalized, we all suffer for it.
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But I believe we all suffer from its scourge and its stain.
|
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"I'm traumatized by the violence that marginalized people suffer already," he said.
|
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While many recover, others can suffer jaundice, internal bleeding, delirium and death.
|
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Unless they are a straight white Protestant man, they suffer less discrimination.
|
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A short time after eating the peppers, customers often suffer debilitating cramps.
|
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Some conservatives believed Trump's campaign would suffer without Stone to guide it.
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Namely that miners aren't trusted and suffer from a serious image problem.
|
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Of course, many are not as lucky and suffer a permanent loss.
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No. I would never want my wife to suffer for no reason.
|
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I don't think that Facebook is going to necessarily suffer from this.
|
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The two have big dreams, but do not suffer from delusions of
|
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Interestingly, the quacks don't seem to suffer from this kind of scrutiny.
|
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The economy as a whole, and the City in particular, would suffer.
|
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"The Turks suffer much less from an identity crisis," Mr. Moureaux said.
|
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I need to speak out, or my country will suffer in silence.
|
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Americans also suffer from the steepest earnings inequality and limited income mobility.
|
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Secondary characters often suffer, because his subjects' enemies often become his enemies.
|
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Not every child exposed to lead will suffer the most severe consequences.
|
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" Rapaport says he's been defamed -- because he "does not suffer from herpes.
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I suffer from depression and many other difficulties, like bulimia and anorexia.
|
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The problem with the sewing challenge is that the looks always suffer.
|
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If they don't regain confidence in their skills, other patients could suffer.
|
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"During the detox stage, you mainly suffer from physical problems," Beurmanjer explains.
|
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Alternatively, watch Willie Pep himself suffer the winding hooks of Sandy Saddler.
|
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Venezuelans suffer shortages of the most basic goods, from food to medicine.
|
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Don't worry, Jaqen — we suspect Arya won't be the one to suffer.
|
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The Korean people had to suffer for the Korean nation to survive.
|
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Older cows often suffer from osteoarthritis and other uncomfortable symptoms of aging.
|
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Richard Wylie: About 30 percent of younger men suffer from premature ejaculation.
|
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The attackers don't suffer from the same constraints; they are very diverse.
|
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We were away for three days and I began to suffer withdrawals.
|
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But that doesn't mean every UK voter will suffer the same consequences.
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We have also observed regular ayahuasca users who still suffer from depression.
|
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Calculator When low-income housing is built, do nearby property values suffer?
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Possibly, but they will suffer the same fate as its earlier attempts.
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Men have made women suffer, then envied how well they've managed it.
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In four minutes, an oxygen-starved brain begins to suffer irreversible damage.
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She said she didn't want the bride's family to suffer any consequences.
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Consumer spending may suffer if daily life is disrupted by the virus.
|
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Those who suffer from it want relief, and they want it now.
|
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There's a natural tendency to want people to suffer for their wrongdoings.
|
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Many of these individuals suffer from some kind of severe mental illness.
|
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They're more apt to suffer other forms of elder abuse as well.
|
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While the move was targeted at China, Canada may suffer the most.
|
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Many companies have their "crazy cult" moments, but suffer them in private.
|
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But many of these older fans also suffer age-related memory loss.
|
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But psychedelics, like many alternative therapies, suffer from a lack of research.
|
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Officials rarely suffer serious punishment for over-eagerly imposing Mr. Xi's orders.
|
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No right-thinking adult would suffer through the events of Al's day.
|
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They still suffer from diseases, and they can still hurt each other.
|
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On Tool's work, people are manipulated, misused, abused and suffer and die.
|
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Intellectually, they understand other people's emotions and how to make them suffer.
|
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And undocumented immigrants may be the ones who suffer as a result.
|
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As Reid suggested, it's true that black Americans disproportionately suffer from poverty.
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Some even thought the king had killed himself rather than suffer defeat.
|
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Children suffer because we have starved their schools and neighborhoods of resources.
|
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In the head-to-head games, nobody should suffer a knockout blow.
|
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Many of my fellow Muslim, undocumented, black, female, disabled Americans will suffer.
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They endure fire ants, suffer sunstroke and nearly drown in sucking mud.
|
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"You have no idea what I suffer," she once wrote to him.
|
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How did an up-and-coming economy suffer such a severe slump?
|
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Local news seemed to suffer absolutely the most, and getting no coverage.
|
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So why aren't more players making Nadal suffer for his returning tendencies?
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Patients suffer as the F.D.A. fails to adequately screen or monitor products.
|
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Their incomes are going to suffer as the shutdown continues, he added.
|
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With postponed or canceled events, hotels will suffer from fewer overnight visitors.
|
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"Those that have been affected suffer immensely every single day," he says.
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I too will suffer nobly in silence, I decided for a while.
|
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That has made travel and trade difficult, with tourism expected to suffer.
|
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Half a million American kids still suffer from lead poisoning each year.
|
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That has made travel and trade difficult, with tourism expected to suffer.
|
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There's a lot of people in America who suffer from that disease.
|
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About half of menopausal women suffer from vaginal dryness and painful intercourse.
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Victims no longer have to suffer in silence, which is incredibly powerful.
|
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It still takes courage, and so many women still suffer the consequences.
|
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She does not suffer fools, even if this one is Wendy's brother.
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Whistle-blowers often suffer, sometimes more than those whose offenses they report.
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It is not hypothetical that today's children will suffer from climate change.
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The only thing it guarantees is that more children will suffer greatly.
|
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But it's the developing world that may suffer the most from it.
|
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I don't want to suffer dementia or lie helpless in a hospital.
|
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Which population groups suffer the most under that kind of social isolation?
|
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In a crisis like that, investors would suffer as bond payments declined.
|
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Fashion tends to suffer by comparison, because its purpose is ultimately practical.
|
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State Farm is saying her home didn't suffer fire or structural damage.
|
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Do you suffer from a lack of nature in your life now?
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Ninety percent of patients with Whipple's suffer from joint pain and diarrhea.
|
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Although my kids (mercifully) don&apost suffer motion sickness, they were terrified.
|
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Thankfully, I don't suffer from any ill effects due to this experience.
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Worse, the discrimination these Americans suffer is the result of conscious policy.
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