Boys were also more likely to swallow screws and nails, whereas girls were more likely to swallow jewelry and hair products.
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During the day, we swallow 2,000 times, but when we sleep, we may swallow just 20 times, and our mouths get dry.
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Given the potential for value creation, if Tabcorp is gazumped, it should be able to swallow its pride and swallow up the wagering leftovers.
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Hirschl's challenge to the Swallow Man's philosophy brings about the novel's conclusion: not just the events, but the Swallow Man's changed perception of what matters.
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His booth at the Chicago conference features a range of informational pamphlets and T-shirts that exclaim, "Swallow hard!" or depict the outline of a swallow (the bird).
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It's doubtful Romney will have to swallow a more bitter pill for the sake of American foreign relations that he's apparently willing to swallow to work with President Trump.
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We swallow our guilt in the same way we swallow our truths, failing to realize that our silence, like our mothers and grandmothers and the law, cannot protect us.
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We need to swallow the pill to protect the secret ... we know very well that our families in the North would be harmed, so naturally we decided to swallow the pills.
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Swallow was an ardent disciple of Yvor Winters—he had dubbed him "the sage of Palo Alto" and published his books through Swallow Press—and he soon recruited Williams to the cause.
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A pain in your throat may get worse when you swallow, may be almost unbearably painful when you swallow, but that doesn't mean that the pain is gone when you're not swallowing.
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It was a year before I would be diagnosed with OCD, and suddenly I was aware of every single swallow, and was thinking anxiously about what the next swallow would be like.
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In January it was revealed that Showpo sued online clothing store Black Swallow, claiming a former Showpo employee passed Showpo's customer database on to Black Swallow when she went to work there.
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Would this huge school with 800 kids swallow him whole?
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That can be a hard pill to swallow for some.
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What makes things even tougher for the Ravens to swallow?
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None of them will be easy for Americans to swallow.
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It's a simple prescription, but it isn't easy to swallow.
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His economic policies are also hard for many to swallow.
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Massive Typhoon Megi (100 kt) ready to swallow up Taiwan.
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I was forgetting to swallow and my speech got weird.
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It's a tough pill for Clay (Dylan Minnette) to swallow.
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It will swallow Mercury and Venus, and make Earth uninhabitable.
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At first glance, Johnson will not swallow any of these.
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Subversion for the sake of subversion is hard to swallow.
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Supporters swallow Anne during her all white grand opening party.
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This is a public relations spin that's hard to swallow.
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To beef up the numbers, I swallow my sixth egg.
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"Tough pill to swallow," Houston center Dwight Howard told reporters.
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It was hard to even believe, or swallow, or imagine.
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Yet the plaintiff's proffered standard seems to swallow partisanship whole.
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Rebecca as a murderer is even harder to swallow, though.
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Make yourself no elegybut the stone snows swallow then exhume.
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I don't want America fi swallow my one girl pickney.
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Read This Next: In the Future You'll Swallow Your Fitbit
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There's an absence of logic that's hard to swallow, too.
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But things people swallow, or get stabbed with, impale themselves.
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This, however, may be hard for the SPD to swallow.
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That could end up being a tough pill to swallow.
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Doctors still generally advise that people don't swallow their gum.
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It wasn't the easiest thing in the world [to swallow].
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And yet the company continues to swallow up real estate.
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"I couldn't swallow it fast enough!" she whines to herself.
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My jaw was tight, and it was hard to swallow.
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ANNA AND THE SWALLOW MAN By Gavriel Savit 232 pp.
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Am I ever going to be able to swallow this?
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Perhaps that's what the industry finds so hard to swallow.
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If you have to swallow, do it during the questions.
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Like I said man, it's a hard pill to swallow.
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"It's a tough one to swallow," catcher Miguel Montero said.
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I'll swallow pills that make my stomach and bowels spasm.
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For a fiscal hawk, that's a tough combination to swallow.
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That's a bitter pill to swallow for his passionate followers.
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We earthlings have had to swallow some hard truths lately.
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Sometimes, that can be really difficult for homeowners to swallow.
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She's a tonic, and sometimes a tough one to swallow.
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Audiences typically swallow the lie and applaud her sage retreat.
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If you're feeling hoarse, swallow a spoonful of raw honey.
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Future hurricanes promise to swallow more of the unstable edge.
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Like millions of fellow Europeans, I still can't swallow it.
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Heck, he even made a man swallow his own tongue.
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I chewed and chewed and finally I managed to swallow.
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Astronauts have two options when they're finished: spit or swallow.
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After the hardest winters it would swallow up sheep pastures.
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Thin liquids like that are the most challenging to swallow.
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That can be a tough pill to swallow, Steckel acknowledged.
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The Hard Swallow felt like a new beginning for them.
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Millions of Americans are still primed to swallow fake news.
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This increases your saliva production, making you swallow more often.
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She wants us to swallow Mr. Trump's reality without question.
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That asking price could be hard for Democrats to swallow.
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It is hard to see how Merkel could swallow that.
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Black holes don't go roaming around looking to swallow you.
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That's a tough pill to swallow from a critical perspective.
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Find a nice comfy sofa that will swallow you up.
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I made her swallow my kids until she choked, n****.
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So eating all that pizza, do you spit or swallow?
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"It was very hard to swallow this morning," Reyes said.
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To eat it alongside honey is to swallow a dying ecosystem.
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Members must swallow hard and pull back from past rhetorical posturing.
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"Just a game" is an analgesic we swallow to ease the
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Each day I swallow the second pill at the water fountain.
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Finally something we can swallow in our stress-filled travel haze.
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Opening up Cosmos wasn't an easy swallow for the aerospace industry.
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It's time to stop when your body just refuses to swallow.
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"It's funky," Woo admitted, watching me gag and frantically swallow water.
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I made her swallow my kids until she choked, n***a.
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If enough voters swallow such sophistry, Ms Le Pen could prevail.
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This seems like it would be tough for conservatives to swallow.
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Kunis' character encourages McKinnon to swallow a flash drive, for example.
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The median country's interest payments now swallow a tenth of revenues.
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He's also America, and it's hard to swallow that about ourselves.
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Anna and the Swallow Man by Gavriel Savrit [Advanced Reader's Copy].
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Hannah must now swallow a handful of red or green pills.
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You might think, doesn't this loophole just swallow the entire thing?
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The SPD is ready to ease the austerity Greece must swallow.
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I know it's difficult for a lot of people to swallow.
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And I'm gonna say, 10 times out of 10, [you swallow].
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It's just that it's impossible to ironically enjoy something you swallow.
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Whether he would swallow his pride to do so is unclear.
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One swallow does not a summer make, as the saying goes.
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For many men, this has been a hard pill to swallow.
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Major WWE events swallow metro areas for days at a time.
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But that's regardless of whether you swallow or not, Herbenick says.
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Facebook was willing to swallow its pride to protect its future.
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It is hard to swallow but it is what it is.
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Smith's political hunger is at times ravenous enough to swallow proportion.
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In Jordan 286m refugees swallow up one-quarter of public spending.
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It floats, the water swamps the paper but doesn't swallow it.
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If they were to collapse, rising seas would swallow coastal cities.
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It's tough to swallow, but I've got a great opportunity here.
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For the moment, the Democrats have a tough pill to swallow.
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We all saw it coming, but it's still hard to swallow.
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More would come, and the mountain would swallow many of them.
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Is it more dangerous to breathe fire than to swallow it?
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Each day I swallow the second pill at the water fountain.
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Many analysts I spoke to found this explanation hard to swallow.
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The defeat will be a bitter one to swallow for Spain.
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As part of the Affordable Care Act, lawmakers could swallow it.
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This wasn't good enough, and it's a tough pill to swallow.
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I have to swallow my sadness and live with the insult!
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" Still, "as a business owner, it's a tough pill to swallow.
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I swallow the stone, clear my throat, and nod my head.
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"This is a difficult pill for him to swallow," he said.
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I still have the sore throat, and it hurts to swallow.
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It's a bitter pill to swallow in a lot of ways.
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Watch: "The Lodge" and "Swallow" both contain notable horror-movie mothers.
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The outline of a swallow was tattooed on her left hand.
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In the future, who knows what else Facebook will swallow up.
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Such an apocalypse might swallow migrants and their receiving communities alike.
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She learned, uneasily, to swallow her thoughts, opinions and even questions.
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In his garage is a 1954 Swallow Doretti, a fixer-upper.
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We can't swallow this alone; we're not able to do that.
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It's a hard thing to swallow, but it might be true.
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To in Jill's words "Swallow a little bit" and vote Joe.
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The crowd, senseless and mostly shirtless, seemed to swallow him whole.
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The mainland will not swallow the bitter fruit of Taiwan independence.
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Its parent company, the publicly traded PVH, could not swallow it.
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"The feminist's first reaction is to swallow the bait," wrote Nochlin.
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"Swallow" (2013), a larger canvas with globs of pigment perched casually on its frame, includes a trompe l'oeil sheet of paper painted with a diaristic poem that ends with a swallow dipping into the Delaware River.
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I think that's a little bit of a harder pill to swallow.
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I saw very little bleaching during our survey dives at Swallow Reef.
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The sooner they swallow it, the better off they're going to be.
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Some people may find the price tag easier to swallow than others.
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That is what threatens to swallow Debra Newell's (Connie Britton) world whole.
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A talking animal sitcom might sound like a hard pill to swallow.
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That can be a tough cultural change for best friends to swallow.
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That does, however, make its $40 price a little hard to swallow.
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Pete tells him to swallow his pride and stay at Pied Piper.
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I guess this makes Scar's ruthless murder a little easier to swallow.
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One of the harder-to-swallow aspects of Reichl's 2014 novel Delicious!
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It can't just swallow all this matter and have nothing down there.
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I needed to swallow my pride and ask for what I deserved.
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That is proving to be too much for some conservatives to swallow.
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She could not swallow without choking and had trouble focusing her eyes.
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I no longer know which oneIs making it so hard to swallow.
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Plus, ducks always swallow their food whole, and their esophagi are stretchable.
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Jack Ma's healthcare buyout is a bitter pill for shareholders to swallow.
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The unfortunate snake featured below did manage to fully swallow this antelope.
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He forgot how to swallow and then he forgot how to breathe.
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He cannot just get sweets; he has to swallow some sour too.
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It's a hard pill to swallow and infuriating in its subtle cruelty.
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Charlie requires invasive ventilation to breathe and cannot see, hear or swallow.
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"Swallow" presented a decidedly meta take on the ideas presented in Ally.
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And yet to swallow the victimhood narrative whole would be a mistake.
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And which can therefore swallow the penalty as another standard business cost.
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Fortunately for me, the war on people did not swallow me up.
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They are the region's biggest herbivores and swallow lots of large seeds.
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It's a tough pill to swallow, but the results speak for themselves.
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But it has yet to convince the public to swallow the idea.
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But the fines would be tougher to swallow for smaller, rural facilities.
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"I'm learning how to swallow again," Raiola, 55, told PEOPLE in September.
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Yes, we're going to jab that creature that might swallow us alive.
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There will always be little servings of shit I have to swallow.
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Charlie requires a ventilator to breathe and cannot see, hear or swallow.
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And make the valuations for those companies a bit harder to swallow.
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I would gladly give my life to watch you all swallow it!
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"This is definitely a tough pill to swallow," said sister Tiffany Crutcher.
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"This is definitely a tough pill to swallow," sister Tiffany Crutcher said.
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It's time to burst social media bubbles before they swallow democracy whole.
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The real danger lies in the risk of infection before you swallow.
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We'd watch him begin a rueful clap swallow disappointment and clap slowly.
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When that happens, swallow your pride, wait for things to blow over.
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This reality has been a hard pill to swallow for our leaders.
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For example, Redditor Ferenginar's dog decided to swallow a $0.25 bouncy ball.
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With revenues booming, GoPro decided to swallow up some of that competition.
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And that must be a brutal, bitter truth to swallow every day.
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The regime's thuggishness makes even a largely symbolic concession hard to swallow.
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For Ms Fujimori, a second narrow defeat will be hard to swallow.
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Timidly you cup your hand to a faucet, swallow two migraine pills.
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"As a competitor, it was a tough pill to swallow," he said.
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Breakingviews Bayer could swallow Monsanto, but the taste could easily prove bitter.
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When I introduced myself to people, I tried to swallow my words.
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Like green juice, the orthodoxy of decluttering can be hard to swallow.
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But I think nontechies will find this a bit hard to swallow.
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It got caught right in the middle of my throat, mid-swallow.
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That is a hard truth to swallow, but it is the truth.
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One attempt saw the 32-year-old swallow a hair removal product.
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Now they (the critics) have to swallow me (take back their words).
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It's also really tough to swallow Jane Krakowski in a period role.
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The groom is also a stepson of Wendy Swallow and John Muncie.
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The new DOJ criteria might be a very tough pill to swallow.
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Just because you can swallow an entire industry doesn't mean you should.
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The idea of a loan is hard to swallow for some employees.
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It eventually left her unable to move and struggling to swallow water.
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Depakote pills were difficult to swallow, and taking them made me vomit.
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I swallow hard, pick the Mission E design wheels and move on.
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Speech therapy, for example, can help patients maintain their ability to swallow.
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Mr. Trump's sudden concern for human rights is particularly hard to swallow.
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But look carefully at their uneasy faces as they chew and swallow.
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That's made Netanyahu's decision a difficult pill to swallow for U.S. advocates.
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Stroud&aposs son isn&apost the first to accidentally swallow an AirPod.
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Simple changes in agriculture could swallow humanity's entire CO2 output by themselves.
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Boys were more likely to swallow objects than girls: 53% vs 47%.
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Some swallow mouthfuls of the icy water, which they call amrit —nectar.
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"It was (garbage), so that would be hard to swallow," Maurice said.
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That you have to swallow things that you don't want to do.
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Aristotle noted that "one swallow does not a summer make," but this hurricane season is more than one swallow — it's yet another in a series of phenomena that demonstrate the pervasive changes climate change is forcing upon us.
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The ability to swallow pudding eventually led to me mowing on a steak.
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"It's a tough pill to swallow right now," he says during a confessional.
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"I don't know why I used to swallow knives," the patient told CNN.
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They swallow gulps of air, causing their bodies to inflate like tiny balloons.
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" She then added that is "one of the most difficult things to swallow.
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That's all unknowable, and makes a five-year maximum contract hard to swallow.
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But such technology may also come with tradeoffs that are hard to swallow.
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But for some Washingtonians, the unreality was a bit too much to swallow.
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Winners will swallow up losers in an environment of accelerating M&A. 3.
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The final two pillars proved to be too much for Democrats to swallow.
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It would be hard to persuade the Republicans in Congress to swallow that.
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Governments and businesses must "swallow" the report, "not chew on it", she said.
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Where do some people conclude that climate change might swallow up civilization itself?
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The devastation is a hard pill to swallow for farmers across the Midwest.
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My check is $45.09…I'm in shock, but swallow my pride because #HamptonsPrices.
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Maybe that will make the $24.99 price tag a little easier to swallow.
|
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But many people will find the Apple TV 4K's price hard to swallow.
|
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But Justice Thomas's purported rationale for his silence was always hard to swallow.
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The enlarged ADCB will then swallow Al Hilal Bank, a smaller, Islamic bank.
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I can barely swallow the first sip, even in the name of bulking.
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"The mandate may be too hard for the Republicans to swallow," says Rep.
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It's given via feeding tube to patients who cannot swallow the drug independently.
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And, just like your mom always told you, don't swallow the pool water!
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"Tough one to swallow but I lost to a better player," said Barty.
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Others feel a hoarseness or lump in the throat when trying to swallow.
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Hard to swallow This is a Thai ad for a skin-whitening pill.
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Readers may be unwilling or unable to swallow the potent dram of generosity
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That—and some crafty recipes—made them a whole lot easier to swallow.
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" Members of Crutcher's family said the verdict was "a tough pill to swallow.
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Germany's two biggest banks by assets should swallow their pride and hook up.
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It was a tough pill to swallow for someone so ready for action.
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The tadpoles also have no teeth, only flap-like papillae to swallow eggs.
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Slowly, Kjaergaard relearned how to breathe, swallow, walk, and speak on her own.
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If you choose the former, you swallow that pill, you come to us.
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Some swallow stomach-ulcer pills, hoping the side effects will lead to miscarriage.
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Moscow's conditions for a deal could be too much for Abe to swallow.
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That made this an even more bitter pill to swallow for some inmates.
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Tilt your chin toward your chest and swallow while your head is down.
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These people purchase the drug legally, and swallow the pills whole, as instructed.
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It's a tough one to swallow after coming back in the third period.
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She needed help to learn how to swallow, how to crawl and walk.
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They're putting bait out there to see if you're willing to swallow it.
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For me, it is a truly shocking fact, a bitter pill to swallow.
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In those cases, though, it was hard to swallow their anti-capitalist messages.
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"It would be really hard for Hawaiian people to swallow that," she said.
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It feels like iMessage is trying to swallow the rest of your phone.
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To keep the airway clear, young adults spontaneously swallow about once every minute.
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When he takes two balls out of a plastic bag, I swallow again.
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I often find it hardest to swallow that she will remain largely anonymous.
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That's a tough pill to swallow and I really empathize with that idea.
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You can listen to "Swallow" below and pre-order the cassette right here.
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That giant Ozymandias head is coming to swallow them whole any second now.
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The 15-cubic-foot trunk can easily swallow a week's worth of groceries ...
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But knowing that others enabled it -- that is perhaps more difficult to swallow.
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Only elephants can swallow the fruits and defecate the equally large seeds whole.
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Other potential concessions may be harder for Boeing and the airlines to swallow.
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It's understandable why this has been a hard pill to swallow for some.
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Tears leak into your mouth and you swallow their salt, dropping the coral.
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But in return Trump wants Democrats to swallow three proposals of varying unpalatability.
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If you've ever faced the Himalayas, you know they can swallow you whole.
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Its characters — deities or otherwise — wink and beguile, snark and swallow people whole.
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Some fields are parched with drought, others so flooded that they swallow tractors.
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Asking us to swallow our doubts and force it past a unified opposition.
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It's always tough to swallow when the season ends, just abruptly like that.
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MYTH: It takes 7 years for gum to digest if you swallow it.
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But some species also swallow air and then expel it out their butts.
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Slick earnestness is a tough swallow — a jagged little pill of its own.
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And that is hard to swallow because things could get out of control.
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"One swallow does not make a summer," Mr. Pillsbury said, quoting a proverb.
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To not move forward after that would be a tough pill to swallow.
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To do this, we have no choice but to swallow a bitter pill.
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By any standard of logic, it's a very, very hard one to swallow.
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"As an African-American woman, it's a hard pill to swallow," she said.
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Whatever made it hard to talk could make it hard to swallow too.
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The price tag might be tough to swallow when compared to the competition.
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Her uncle props her up to drink water, but she can barely swallow.
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Lee and Sasha scrambled to find a way to save The Hard Swallow.
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The short box could swallow up pretty much everything I threw at it.
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These resentments are hard to swallow on the left of the political spectrum.
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Stories from the field abound: they swallow unfamiliar cocktails of pills or barks.
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That individual ignorance is our natural state is a bitter pill to swallow.
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"It's a tough narrative to swallow," the "Mad Money " host admitted on Monday.
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But push any more onto consumers' plates and it'll be hard to swallow.
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Basically, Paul will be holding his nose to swallow the vegetable. http://bit.
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Then the disease threatened to shut down his ability to swallow and breathe.
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Those compromises are tough to swallow when you factor in the Razr's price.
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And as good as the games were, the dissonance was hard to swallow.
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"[This bite] was definitely a case of mistaken identity, because the eel&aposs teeth penetrate, so they literally pierce their prey and swallow their pray whole, so I doubt the eel was trying to swallow the lady whole," Rossiter said.
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The Regent Street Partnership, in which Norges Bank Real Estate Management has a 25-percent stake, has acquired properties that include 263-269 Oxford Street, 3-5 Swallow Place, 6 Swallow Place, 1 Princes Street and 2-4 Princes Street.
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The technique makes it possible to swallow just one pill when you'd normally need to swallow several pills at different times to get the same effect — and could be used for more than just the release of vitamins in the future.
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Duker Freuman also cautions that you can swallow air in more ways than one.
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For some things you need to swallow your pride and dip into your pocket.
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Urban legend says that you swallow a certain number of spiders in your sleep.
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A pharmacist in Cairo claims one woman tried to swallow the condoms she bought.
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Either way, rest easy knowing the sun will one day swallow the Earth whole.
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Indeed, it's early days a swallow doesn't make a summer but it's very helpful.
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For Turkey, this is a bitter pill -- but one that it can likely swallow.
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Great Expectations – World Premiere Created by Pip Swallow and Executive Produced by Stefan Georgiou.
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With Pip Swallow, David Hemsted, Fred Fergus, Will Hislop, Andy Gathergood, and Katie Stevenson.
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But Anthony Hopkins delivering them makes it all a less bitter pill to swallow.
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That is a tough pill to swallow for a two-time Stanley Cup champion.
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Apparently, he once attempted to swallow the traffic cone but breathed it in instead.
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The notion of a $1,600 Android Wear device remains, as ever, hard to swallow.
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Don&apost just swallow the moment whole without digesting what has actually happened here.
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And as such, it costs $499, which is a difficult price point to swallow.
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Bream have evolved a wide, deep body shape that makes them difficult to swallow.
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Many readers will find this bubbly optimism hard to swallow, like too much champagne.
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And even if it looks pristine, don't swallow it, and definitely don't snort it.
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I remember being like, 'Oh my god, how do I swallow this moment whole?
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The decision not to call was a bitter pill to swallow for many investors.
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But also next time try to swallow the golf course if you can, please.
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It's the same pill it was 25 years ago and it's hard to swallow.
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Maria had seven surgeries and had to learn to swallow, talk and walk again.
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But given the explicitness of the statements in the paper, that's hard to swallow.
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The Mercator deal, financed by borrowing, proved far too big for Agrokor to swallow.
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They'll swallow you up right when you thought you were keeping a safe distance.
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Charlie required a ventilator to breathe and was unable to see, hear or swallow.
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Then he would swallow a bottle of sleeping pills and die beside his riches.
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The firm will remain on the lookout for smaller rivals that it can swallow.
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They may also swallow heavily, shift their jaws or keep glancing at the exit.
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The disorder progressively robs people of the ability to walk, swallow, speak, and breathe.
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So swallow your pride, and check out what these experts consider healthy relationship goals.
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But I think for a lot of people, that's a hard pill to swallow.
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Considering feature phones essentially don't use data, the price hike is hard to swallow.
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These collapses often cause submarine landslides, swallow people up people nearby, and trigger explosions.
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I swallow the words of my travel nurse as I eat the white flesh.
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She could hardly swallow at all and she was beginning to have problems breathing.
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As a result, unlike adults, babies can breathe and swallow at the same time.
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A big storm like Irma can swallow the whole southern part of the state.
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But over time, the fear and anger that engulf their country swallow them too.
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The eels eat what they can swallow whole, and do not bite or chew.
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Schuchat said the compound isn't normally dangerous to swallow or apply to the skin.
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When you're 19, 20, and you're growing up, then you can swallow certain things.
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Now they're left to deal with gigantic cracks that threaten to swallow homes whole.
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Instructions For Normal-Person Cookie-Eating™: Place cookie in mouth, chew, and swallow.
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You'll probably have to swallow a fee (usually 3 percent) of whatever you transfer.
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The second group was asked to swallow a supplement containing a teaspoon of turmeric.
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Alternatively, a new leader could swallow hard and accept the EU's offered withdrawal package.
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According to legend, the soup, known as the Swallow Dish, was Empress Wu's favorite.
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It was lunchtime; looking down at his food, he couldn't bring himself to swallow.
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My eyes, bigger than blue-plates—truth, it was almost Too much to swallow.
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If that happens, catastrophic sea-level rise would swallow coastal cities across the globe.
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Atlanta (CNN)Every morning, I shave, brush my teeth, and swallow a dozen pills.
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"The spirit of being able to 'swallow bitterness' is not there anymore," she said.
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With every gram of food you eat, you swallow about a million microbes more.
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A more informed electorate would be less likely to swallow lies and false promises.
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Seemingly overnight, at the age of 39, Anderson has lost her ability to swallow.
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The tongue-bite swallow, called the Masako Maneuver, is one of Peter Belafsky's favorites.
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It's like hot knives going through you; and you can't talk, you can't swallow.
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He didn't say what it was and waited bright-eyed for me to swallow.
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How do you make years of hardship, arrests, and near homelessness easy to swallow?
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But where they saw necessity, Akuno saw an effort to swallow up the movement.
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Snakes simply swallow the eggs whole, slowly and gently, leaving behind an intact nest.
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Someone can accidentally swallow or breathe in the eggs through contaminated food or beverages.
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We've all got to swallow the bitter pill, then, and promptly alter our lifestyles.
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The sheer perversity of this move will be hard for many readers to swallow.
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As INSIDER previously reported, the woman is currently unable to talk, swallow, or speak.
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Today, I'm alone, my jaw is vibrating and I'm struggling to swallow an omelette.
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PB: Then, I swallow hard and check and see what emails have arrived overnight.
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For many, an amnesty for the military will be a bitter pill to swallow.
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Oceanic voyages of more than 5,000 miles might be commemorated with a swallow tattoo.
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Oceanic voyages of more than 5,000 miles might be commemorated with a swallow tattoo.
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But that is a bitter pill to swallow given the enormity of their crimes.
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Rate increase requests still might be difficult for some states and consumers to swallow.
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But their willingness to swallow some of the administration's cruelest acts renders them complicit.
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Some attempt to swallow their disappointment, others give in to rage, a few wallow.
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You might have an opinion on something, and you just have to swallow it.
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It's a lot to swallow for something that isn't necessarily the highest quality option.
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One swallow doesn't wallow in mud till a pig in a poke takes flight.
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What is clear is that this sequence is labored, unconvincing, and hard to swallow.
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Some animals may not swallow the entire jellyfish, instead biting off the nutritious parts.
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The rancor stretches back to at least 21, when Comcast tried to swallow Disney.
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Pros: USDA certified organic, non-GMO project verifiedCons: Pricey, can be difficult to swallow
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Economic nationalism is proving a tough pill to swallow — both at home and abroad.
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That's probably the hardest pill of all for Labour leaders to swallow right now.
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When the results came back a few months later, they were tough to swallow.
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Other birds that are struggling there are the Bahama swallow and the Bahama oriole.
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The National Institutes of Health recommends that those who swallow it seek medical attention.
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The first step of the pill regimen is to swallow the mifepristone with water.
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As with salt, gargle, but don't swallow; too much soda can cause stomach issues.
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Her parents moistened her lips with beer, but she couldn't swallow food or drink.
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Under my feet, I'd been told, ran water deep enough to swallow a truck.
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Brits with a sweet tooth might find the news a bit hard to swallow.
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Jets head coach Paul Maurice was asked if the call was tough to swallow.
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"Their throats swelled and then they couldn't swallow or eat," recalled headman Mahmet Pokok.
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Presumably, the Yemen provision would also be a hard pill for Trump to swallow.
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The Senate Democrats should swallow their anger and permit the normal process of review.
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"When you lose, it's a tough pill to swallow no matter what," Hart said.
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The disease is progressive, eventually affecting the ability to chew, swallow, speak and breathe.
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Doctors expected their baby would not be able to suck or swallow, Weinstein recalled.
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"That's a hard pill to swallow when you've been used to working," Anna said.
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That's a tough pill to swallow for people accustomed to doing things for themselves.
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"Any time you lose a game, it's a tough pill to swallow," Palmer said.
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At its worst, it can take away the ability to swallow and, eventually, breathe.
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My fevers spiked above 104, sores lined my throat leaving me unable to swallow.
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Midway through the post-election intro, you can hear her swallow against the mic.
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These companies appear to be complaining about how bad their dinner is, mid-swallow.
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"The Combine" imagines the rapid encroachment of harvesting threshers, coming to swallow us all.
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" He advised other Republicans to "swallow hard, look into your heart — and your gut.
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Kemper joins him, and they head for the monster, the massive wave that can make a man famous in minutes or swallow him into the throat of the sea, then spit him out, swallow him again, then spit him out, and so on.
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Welcome changes, surely, but that $3,000 price tag is still a tough pill to swallow.
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Nothing happens when you breathe it in, swallow it, or let it suffuse your skin.
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First off, chewing gum often makes you swallow more air, a major cause of bloating.
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"No, I did not swallow BB-8!" the actress quipped as she cradled her bump.
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Still, it's a bitter pill to swallow for many lawmakers if the format doesn't change.
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It may be a tough message to swallow for investors smarting from fixed-income losses.
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Down $3,000, we had to decide again whether to swallow our losses or keep going.
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It's tough to swallow when you lose, but you've got to turn the page immediately.
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After you swallow, your throat begins to burn and you might start coughing or gagging.
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And I know that the sun will swallow the only Earth we will ever have.
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Sometimes they forgive you immediately; other times they deny you and you just swallow it.
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You can swallow up the seasons we agonized over in great heaves of binge-watches.
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That includes taking medication (even if you swallow a pill dry, without drinking any water).
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She needed the money (about 20 minutes ago), but it's a steep fee to swallow.
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It's a very bad idea to swallow the algae, but that's exactly what Duarte did.
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Neither of those pills are ones that Johnson's administration is willing or likely to swallow.
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I'm a huge fan of single board computers, especially if they're small enough to swallow.
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It's a little thing, but it makes the $999 price a bit easier to swallow.
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Alas, the South Korean government now seems eager to swallow another order of sucker-bait.
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It's sometimes hard to swallow that, after millions of years, people are still basically people.
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Losing to Trump, who was an unusually poor candidate, was a bitter pill to swallow.
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You try to clear your throat and swallow, but then the tears just start flowing.
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For Justice Samuel Alito, author of the majority opinion, that reading is "hard to swallow".
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For some people, the idea of vegan cheese can be a tough one to swallow.
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At times, the looming projections seem to threaten to swallow up the lone braiding woman.
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It was an especially bitter pill to swallow after weeks of the Kavanaugh confirmation battle.
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If your dog's toy is damaged, throw it out, so they don't accidentally swallow parts.
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"Our oral health directly impacts on our ability to speak, eat, and swallow," Willink added.
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Instead of facing competition, Facebook was able to swallow its rivals and consolidate the market.
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You play as that hole, and every time you swallow something you grow even larger.
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You'd have to have a pretty big cup to swallow more than 100 boba balls.
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The idea that Hannah may not know about Jed's alleged girlfriend is hard to swallow.
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The tech giants that survive for decades don't wait for the earth to swallow them.
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No one wants to see you literally swallow and then vomit up a Tide Pod.
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Thus, monitoring every carb you swallow is another measure in keeping the disease at bay.
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Yet other aspects of Johnson's revised deal are hard for his political opponents to swallow.
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That will mean, for now, prices and products that may be (ahem) hard to swallow.
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Unilever can afford to swallow the much-diminished Kraft, led by 3G partner Bernardo Hees.
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Lithgow's Churchill looks like he could swallow every item of furniture in this show whole.
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For Ice-T, he just had to cop the bagel, although he didn't actually swallow.
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In season one, it felt like Everlasting might swallow Rachel alive at any given moment.
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It means that for people like my gran, dementia doesn't have to swallow them whole.
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And to keep from getting sick, the CDC advises swimmers not to swallow pool water.
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That'd make it easier for Republicans to swallow the vote, harder to put it off.
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Many of the requests could be difficult for Republicans to swallow as well as Democrats.
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" He added that, "no one should expect China to swallow anything that undermines its interests.
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They were 10 weeks premature and neither could suck, swallow or breathe on their own.
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"Swallow that pride," he said, "and jump into the Bison safety net with both feet."
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A "Colorful swallow?" could be a bird, or it could be a JELL-O SHOT.
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Fielder: This is 2000 Swallow Drive, a 13,000-square-foot mansion in the Hollywood Hills.
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"It's a bitter pill to swallow," said McGregor who wore damage to his right eye.
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Every time you swallow, she says, you momentarily stop breathing until your throat is clear.
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Flavours she once savoured are now unbearable – she needs bland foods in order to swallow.
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Another woman is enrolled in a "boot camp" to regain some of her swallow function.
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Twirl it around on your fork, swallow every drop, find the sweet in the bitter.
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Each time she opened her eyes, her eyelid seemed to swallow up the pigment altogether.
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Nor does therapy work like an antibiotic, where you swallow a pill and see results.
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I use the water to help swallow because the yolk is really dry and pasty.
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I do have the restaurant industry mentality: as long as it's alcohol, you swallow it.
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One of the great horrors of mental illness is seeing it swallow up your identity.
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And it's not impossible, although it might require a few people to swallow their pride.
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As things stand now, the rental property owners would simply have to swallow those losses.
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On one, a middle-aged man got so dehydrated that he could no longer swallow.
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If viewers can swallow that, perhaps they'll be ready for a dose of real history.
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And while this was an undebatable loss, it was surely a hard one to swallow.
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It felt like some enormous, empty thing looming ahead that would surely swallow me whole.
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Nissan may be forced to swallow its resentments and cooperate with Fiat Chrysler and Renault.
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Easy to lie through your teeth, to swallow the blood in your mouth and laugh.
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Easy to lie through your teeth, to swallow the blood in your mouth and laugh.
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Mourinho has to find an answer or — sooner or later — it will swallow him whole.
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In the watching, "Secret Life" is surprisingly easy to follow, if not always to swallow.
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In some, users can only inject drugs; in others, they can snort or swallow them.
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His swallow reflex was weakening, allowing food and drink into his lungs, causing repeated pneumonia.
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We swallow existential questions, and the despair or wonder that blooms from them, and work.
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"I wanted it to absorb and swallow everybody, becoming multicultural in the process," he said.
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In "The Lodge" and "Swallow," two would-be mothers terrify with willful anti-maternal actions.
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In chillers like "The Lodge" and "Swallow," they guzzle safety pins and play Russian roulette.
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However, Mr. Williams said, such a plan could be difficult for fiscal conservatives to swallow.
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When he was unable to eat and swallow, they began feeding him through a tube.
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It was price, however, that made the Galaxy Fold such a difficult pill to swallow.
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It felt like the Swallow was on its way to becoming an East Village institution.
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They saw people in half, pull rabbits out of black hats, and even swallow knives.
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"Luckily my dress is big enough, I don't think I can swallow that," she said.
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They might be the best bulwark against the high-rises threatening to swallow Kampong Bharu.
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Babies often swallow air while eating, which can aggravate their stomachs and make them cranky.
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This is another reason one should never swallow the water of pools and hot tubs.
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A client known to swallow razor blades said he had not gotten his psychiatric drugs.
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Doctors eventually prepare to insert a feeding tube into his stomach because he cannot swallow.
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I learned to shrug off the comments, swallow my upset and say something suitably unconfrontational.
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"Those will all be avenues our investigators will consider," Swallow wrote in an emailed statement.
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It's a tough pill to swallow but the evidence arguing for that title is there.
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Outerwear is another concern, as puffy jackets can swallow a shorter man, according to Manning.
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It's a sign of a good ice cream if I swallow, put it that way.
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STEAL A KISS was a great sidekick, but ARIKARA was a bitter pill to swallow.
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This had much to do with the way his principles and priorities shifted after the publisher and academic Alan Swallow, accepting Williams's manuscript, prevailed on him to enroll as a G.I. Bill student at the University of Denver, where Swallow taught in the English department.
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The first is Brexit, which threatens to swallow up the next few weeks, if not months.
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When he is no longer able to swallow, he will have seven to 12 days left.
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HANNITY: And if I just swallow -- if I destroyed subpoenaed information what would happen to me?
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He could barely speak and couldn't swallow, so he had to eat through a feeding tube.
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This swallow had a bruised shoulder when it was found in a farm in Hoekse Waard.
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And for workers who define themselves by their artistry, that is a difficult pill to swallow.
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I swallow down my bacon mac and cheese quickly before opening the door to the madness.
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She also nailed the small details — like the fact that Spicer likes to swallow gum whole.
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And like many Wes Anderson films, the humor masks a harsh truth that's hard to swallow.
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An otherwise healthy individual can easily swallow that mucus (neutralizing the invaders) or spit it out.
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I don't consider myself a picky eater, but there are certain things I just can't swallow.
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And although Mr Trump might swallow sheep's lungs, he may play hardball with more lucrative industries.
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That means Avro's skin patches eliminate the need to swallow pills and involve the GI tract.
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A requirement to hold a second referendum would be harder to swallow, but has less support.
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"I was so thirsty that I would swallow and my throat would stick together," he explains.
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The thick liquid is not the most pleasant thing to swallow first thing in the morning.
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He's asking his home-state colleagues to swallow a lot for the sake of tax reform.
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His uprising subtly foreshadowed the shift that soon would swallow Jeb and sweep in President Trump.
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": "All this love, human kindness, compassion, honesty, sincerity stuff," Quinn noted, "it is hard to swallow.
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And it's continuing to swallow more ground, Ventura County officials said in an early morning statement.
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But in the end it had no choice but to swallow its pride and go along.
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But Nigeria collects so little in tax that interest payments swallow about 60% of federal revenues.
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"The strike on the funeral was really, really hard to swallow," the first administration official said.
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AS BEFITS A deal in the medical industry, this one has been rather hard to swallow.
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More important, many Republican senators may find it hard to swallow the House plan's Medicaid rollback.
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President-elect Donald Trump is a tough pill to swallow and a frightening thought for many.
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Which brings us to Dany has to swallow her pride How far our Khaleesi has fallen.
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That in turn means that airport lines will soon swell enormously and swallow every traveler whole.
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As the star expands, it will swallow up Mercury and Venus and get close to Earth.
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Japan's prime minister might swallow an American insult like that, growl Chinese sources, but not us.
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" He stopped, and switched back: "I swallow acid in my throat when I say those things.
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Her entire world was moving and it felt as though the Himalayas would swallow everyone whole.
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First and foremost, and as proposed by Gold, the lunar dust might swallow astronauts like quicksand.
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Watch it above and think about how this giant-ass gator could basically swallow you whole.
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They swallow things whole… s Didn't you make a piece about snakes swallowing things whole before?
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A spinning black hole that weighs 10 times above the Hills mass can still swallow stars.
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The growing habit of big tech firms to swallow startups that might become rivals is worrying.
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For the time being, you'll have to just swallow those thoughts best contained to 280 characters.
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The storm has raged for 350 years, and it's so large it could swallow Earth whole.
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The family didn't swallow state propaganda: His grandfather once spent ten years in a Soviet gulag.
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But we have to wait until October to find out if they swallow it at all.
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Historically, sacrificing oil revenues has been too bitter a pill to swallow for most petro-nations.
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What'll Probably Happen: "The vast majority of the time people swallow semen, nothing happens," Herbenick says.
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Now, that's a rather bullish figure on IBM's part, but it's not too hard to swallow.
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"It is digestible to everyone but it is not an easy thing to swallow," Federley added.
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The mosquito that just fed on a person's arm may go on to feed a swallow.
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Your doctor might be able to substitute your horse pill with an easier-to-swallow version.
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Nelson said if Schumer backed down it would be a "bitter pill to swallow" for progressives.
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"I believe it's something difficult for some in the Marine Corps to swallow," Mr. Spence said.
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Presidential campaigns become these gargantuan two-year national rituals that swallow everything else in national life.
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It was the first since the disastrous experience in 2016 that affected his ability to swallow.
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There's an old saying about this country, that it's easy to swallow, but hard to digest.
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Researchers are studying an assortment of animals to piece together the signs of a bad swallow.
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Pharmacists sell antibiotics without prescriptions, so some wealthy patients swallow only what they feel like taking.
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That's tough to swallow, especially when you're doing them every day in shoot-around and practice.
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Tough pill to swallow for a guy that's been the best pitcher in franchise history, really.
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After that, I let homophobia swallow me, teach me how to behave, change me, ruin me.
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Several found it hard to swallow producers made Clark the hero ... they say she simply wasn't.
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Lamont howls across the parched landscape as broken waves of radio static slowly swallow him whole.
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Unfortunately, because of their size and shape, many chicks were unable to swallow them and starved.
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Do I swallow my anger, do I fight for more or do I just walk away?
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So far, Trump has persuaded a large swath of America to swallow what he feeds them.
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Read more: Hurricane Florence has 150 trapped, stranded as flood waters swallow small North Carolina town
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Such a plan might be difficult to swallow for both Italy's government and the country's banks.
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SCOTT I think it's true that these franchises swallow movie stars rather than minting movie stars.
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Marvel, with Pixar and Lucasfilm, has helped Disney start to swallow the rest of the industry.
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She might be telling him the truth, but the shadow is coming to swallow her up.
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"That's the hardest part to swallow, you're 7-1," said Houston's second-year coach, Major Applewhite.
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"Anytime you lose, it's tough to swallow, no matter how it happens," Gray (9-10) said.
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As soon as they can swallow, they get an antibiotic and start drinking a rehydration solution.
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At 5 feet 4 inches tall, Ms. Hochendoner can swallow a 13-foot 4-inch sword.
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"This is like a herbal drink, it's bitter to swallow but it's healthy," Moegiarso told Reuters.
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In September of 228, Sasha and Big Lee threw a massive party at The Hard Swallow.
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Mitchell must be made to eat his words, with no Champagne toast to help him swallow.
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In the end, Waymo gets a payment, which is under terms that Uber's board could swallow.
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No one should expect China to swallow the bitter fruit that would damage our own interests.
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By the end, Kevin couldn't eat, drink, swallow or talk, as he fought for each breath.
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They said, 'Take a huge swallow and hold it in your mouth until we say action.
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Swallow your doubts: There's conviction in everything he plays, and often a sense of raffish provocation.
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"It is not possible for us to swallow the message Bolton gave from Israel," he said.
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At pivotal moments, Taran learns it is best to swallow pride, to forgive or show mercy.
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A Florentine bakery donates a crunchy flatbread and pizza that even patients undergoing chemotherapy can swallow.
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I don't know if you've ever tried to swallow a hair, but it doesn't feel good.
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I eat a pickle, drink a glass of OJ, swallow an Advil, and head out the door.
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It just doesn't seem right to swallow a handful of mystery pills engineered to rewire my brain.
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There, Kacey said, Cosby urged her to swallow "a big white pill," and then sexually assaulted her.
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The shadowy images are so bad they even swallow some of the show's attempts at visual humor.
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This would either force hospitals to either swallow the costs themselves, turn away Medicare enrollees, or both.
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But for other young female Republicans, supporting their party's nominee is still a tough pill to swallow.
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Of course, all brands are myths, and to shop is to swallow them, trading knowledge for convenience.
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You have decreased ability to swallow, sometimes vision loss, decreased ability to talk, eventually difficulty with breathing.
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Sometimes I wish there was a pill I could swallow to experience PMDD for just two hours.
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"My family has been to therapy as the darkness has tried to swallow us whole," she said.
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With some asserting that an estimated 90 percent of startups fail, that's a tough pill to swallow.
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So the buttons are terrible, the surface finish is questionable, and the price is hard to swallow.
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It isn't the easiest thing to swallow, but Sean might just choke it down in a pinch!
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But for many kids -- and adults -- trying to swallow a pill might only make them feel worse.
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Eventually, the two parties settled on $650 million, a number "that both can swallow," a source revealed.
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If Instagram can ingratiate users to watching organic videos, it could make video ads easier to swallow.
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That's going to be a hard pill for President Trump to swallow, but it's the smart move.
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Ouch: Epidiolex has a price tag of more than $32,000 per year — a tough cost to swallow.
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Click here to view original GIFAccording to MIT, Americans swallow over 3,500 button-sized batteries every year.
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Look at it swallow blocks of snow and then spit it out in a fierce stream. Awesome.
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They wait for the earth to open up and swallow cars like it does in the movies.
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When he finally woke up, he was unable to speak, swallow or sit up on his own.
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Like a capsule of Moon Dust, it is easier to simply swallow and hope for the best.
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The plot concerns his falling in love with a woman—Alma—who doesn't always swallow his bullshit.
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This truth is beautifully portrayed in the debut novel from Gavriel Savit, Anna and the Swallow Man.
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For her it often means transforming anger into action rather than letting the emotion swallow her whole.
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That thought alone makes me feel like an asshole, a deserter—and that is hard to swallow.
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It was a bitter pill for Mexico to swallow, and it's still not going down very well.
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Just take a deep breath, swallow the souls you lost, and put your new knowledge into practice.
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I couldn't do anything but swallow an Advil and lie down in my room in the dark.
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About 2,000 residents have been forced to evacuate as lava could swallow their homes at any moment.
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He recently obtained 30 small thermometers that runners could swallow to record their temperatures throughout a race.
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Clothes hang from clotheslines; chickens squawk in their cages as piles of ash threaten to swallow homes.
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Finally the bitter, pungent taste of kava was masked, and I could swallow the drink without gagging.
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In a world that often wants something for nothing, this can be a tough pill to swallow.
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Across the bar, he spotted a brunette so diminutive that the crowd seemed periodically to swallow her.
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Moreover, an exception for foreign intelligence searches could swallow the rule, particularly for immigrants and American Muslims.
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Tuberculosis medications are produced in pills meant for adults, and are often difficult for children to swallow.
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After we swallow a pill, it doesn't take long for its ingredients to enter local water systems.
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If I don't like something that someone makes me for dinner, I smile and I swallow it.
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Seven adults can fit without complaint, with a massive cargo area on deck to swallow their things.
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With voters unaware of this, Mr. Swallow won; he resigned after less than a year in office.
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Will drill sergeants be asked to give recruits required five minute breaks to swallow their afternoon pills?
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Swallow draws inspiration from Anderson's use of symmetry and framing, but Carle is overwhelmingly Please's visual ancestor.
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Hey, but at least we got to swallow that sweet false hope for a few years, eh?
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"The $5.3 million is, I think, pretty tough for a lot of us to swallow," he said.
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That could make Elliott's financial and governance demands, which will appeal to independent shareholders, easier to swallow.
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That's a tough pill to swallow for many small businesses, which notoriously operate on razor-thin margins.
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Seattle did it in 2014 and, surprisingly, the earth did not swallow the entire city's economy whole.
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The selfie goes mass: MySpace may have failed to swallow the culture whole, but selfies basically did.
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It's a storm that's raged for 350 years, and it's so large it could swallow Earth whole.
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That is, participants might swallow more calories, but their bodies could not process anything beyond that limit.
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It's hard to swallow, but in some cases feeling this way can help you structure your future.
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The movie keeps visiting the adult Hao, whose relationship with Swallow suffers because of her drunken behavior.
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And if the political price for that is funding for a border wall, I would swallow it.
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So why can't you simply swallow the strains in pill form and watch them automatically take effect?
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For reasons that are not yet understood, people with swallow syncope sometimes get their vagus signals crossed.
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I knew that the same sea soothing our senses could, in an unguarded moment, swallow us whole.
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The birth scene is primal, powerful — and, through no fault of Moss's, a bit hard to swallow.
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He appears here with his working trio, featuring the bassist Steve Swallow and the drummer Joey Baron.
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Hillary Clinton says there is one possible solution to joblessness — but it's a tough pill to swallow.
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Helen's religious fervor takes up an enormous number of pages, and it can be difficult to swallow.
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"This one's going to take a while to swallow, the way we lost this one," he said.
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At one point, he had been hospitalized after he had tried to swallow pieces of his wheelchair.
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Now, sitting in the half-light of his prison dormitory room, he found he could barely swallow.
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Should I raise the issue again or swallow it and be the grown-up in the room?
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Time for the establishment to in Dr. Jill Biden's words, swallow a little bit and back Joe.
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Many are resigned to exchange rate volatility but hope they can swallow any weakening of the pound.
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When you have fully experienced your bite, swallow, then pause to notice how long the flavor lingers.
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Maybe that's hard to swallow in hyper-interventionist Washington, but it's something sober strategists must seriously consider.
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Howell gave Evans her ring back Thursday, she wrote, and she promised not to swallow it again.
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Like Little Red Riding Hood, if her cape had tried to swallow her instead of the wolf.
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Forcing the public to swallow a nominee far more liberal than the electorate is a dangerous game.
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His team worries an unsteady showing alongside practiced candidates could stall his momentum and swallow his gains.
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"This was just difficult to swallow with such a large prison component," said council member Tara Wicker.
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But the idea of a new tax is already proving to be difficult for Republicans to swallow.
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Waltrina Middleton had to swallow the anger she felt in the weeks after her first cousin, Rev.
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Ritual's nonpersonalized multivitamin for women is $30 a month, which is a bit easier to swallow — sorry!
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She doesn't need the toenails any more so you can swallow them—are you ready toenail eater?
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"Neither Venezuelans nor the world will swallow this fiction," said Gerardo Blyde, head of the opposition's election campaign.
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The president's attempt to distance himself from the former Wikileaks editor-in-chief is painfully hard to swallow.
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But bony fish, it was assumed, could only eat plankton and crushed shells, or swallow their prey whole.
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For many cities, here's the toughest pill to swallow: Their mayors don't actually have control of their streets.
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"It has caused him some problems with his capacity to swallow, which he is gradually recovering," he said.
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I love it because it's so vivid; the text seems to open up and swallow the reader whole.
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There's so much repression that we're taught just — you know, swallow who we really are, keep it buried.
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Adam still cannot swallow food and relies on a feeding tube surgically implanted in his stomach for nourishment.
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Washington demands changes to Chinese law; Beijing says it won't swallow any "bitter fruit" that harms its interests.
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That seems hard to swallow, but other patents could alter the flying experience in small but beneficial ways.
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But, in general, it seems like some form of UBI could make mass technological unemployment easier to swallow.
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But I can't say she's wrong about her assessment, even if it is a bitter pill to swallow.
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The mineral is also added to toothpaste, which most people spit out after use but children often swallow.
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Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle said losing like this two nights in a row is certainly tough to swallow.
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The aliens want to swallow up cultural landmarks around the world, and the girls have to protect Harajuku.
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I swallow the pill and check my credit card balance, because I know I've over-indexed on spending.
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That has to be hard to swallow—even with a glass of organic, non-GMO, minimally processed milk.
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If you swallow the detergent pod — either after chewing it or whole — it can do even more damage.
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Brexiteers have been equally complacent about what the British public is prepared to swallow to strike new deals.
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For Justice Samuel Alito, author of the majority in the latest ruling, that reading is "hard to swallow".
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"It is not possible for us to swallow the message Bolton gave from Israel," he told his parliament.
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Qualcomm is already trying to swallow another chip firm, NXP, from the Netherlands, in a deal worth $47bn.
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If you're not confident, then society will just swallow you up and make you part of the masses.
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The firm's losses, paired with slower-than-anticipated DAU expansion, were a tough pill for investors to swallow.
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Doctors said Charlie was unable to see, hear, move, cry, or swallow since he was 8 weeks old.
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However, a recent study reported that the objects people swallow most often are chicken bones and fish bones.
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Safeway insisted that any acquisition provide the same after-tax proceeds to shareholders — something Silver Lake couldn't swallow.
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Swallow your pride, pick up the phone and call Kap," Carter said on FS1's "First Things First.
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Now there are rumors of a rolled-back SALT, which might be easier for moderate Republicans to swallow.
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At 14 years old, the pain was unbearable, and to this day it's a tough pill to swallow.
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What he finds tough to swallow about the Arkangel technology, as presented in the show, is its permanence.
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It's a hard pill to swallow, I know, especially for those who don't often look outside the genre.
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Its state owners are not allowed to swallow any losses in order to avoid new state aid proceedings.
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When ocean again appeared out his window, Jayden grew tense, knowing the sea could swallow the plane whole.
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Did you ever swap meds with other patients or pretend to swallow your pills to trick a nurse?
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That's a tough pill to swallow — and society should be doing more to help close racial wealth gaps.
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The idea of a woman at the helm remains a hard pill to swallow in our own society.
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Just swallow a pill and it expands into a balloon in your stomach so you don't feel hungry.
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So I ended up nonstop throwing up and I couldn't even swallow because my mouth was so dry.
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Even though you do swallow some solid objects (like food), swallowing a whole pill is a different story.
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Activists claim the development agenda will swallow up Oromo land and displace farmers as the capital grows outward.
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Even when it felt like blood vessels were popping in my eyeballs, I still tried to swallow harder.
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I flushed, but I was able to swallow my rage enough to point to the official immigration checklist.
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However, I'd say it's only worth the cost if this is an easy-to-swallow price for you.
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They have to swallow the reality that much of the health care law's infrastructure will remain in place.
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While it's unfortunate to swallow a dog toy, it's at least pretty easy to know whether you have.
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The car has a delightful split personality, able to devour tight corners or swallow hundreds of highway miles.
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It was outfitted with cruise-like amenities and a giant claw to pick up and swallow city buses!
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Martin had waited four days to get pain pills delivered, but her husband could no longer swallow them.
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The maximum blade length you can swallow will vary depending on personal physiology — Andrews's limit is 24 inches.
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That left Mr. Ban on his own, and within days, his spokesman was compelled to swallow his words.
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"Swallow bleach, who seeks patreon support than [sic] goes to epic," a user on Twitter told the creators.
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"Everyone's going to have to swallow a little bit to come up with a good bill," he said.
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With sharply patterned, swallow-tailed wings nearly five inches wide, the insects often outshine the flowers they service.
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He'll be big enough to chomp up Cersei, but not yet big enough to swallow a mammoth whole.
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The alternative is to swallow hard, recognize Turkey's unique geopolitical importance and accept Mr. Erdogan as he is.
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They say he has repeatedly told them to swallow tough concessions on autos, investor protection and other issues.
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It's the nature of politics to forge alliances of convenience — and to swallow some principles in the process.
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She had to stay strong enough to move her hand to her mouth and swallow the entire dose.
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I couldn't control my arms, couldn't swallow properly or find the right words when I wanted to speak.
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Criticism of Turkey's press record seeks to "divide, shatter and if they could, swallow up Turkey," he said.
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Struggling to swallow it all, V404 Cygni violently spewed material back out in the form of a jet.
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It's the whole "I can't swallow solid food in public" thing that really gets in the way here.
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A lot of queer people — a lot of people — are told to buck up, swallow your feelings, behave.
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Activists claim the development agenda will swallow up Oromo land and displace farmers as the capital expands outward.
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I felt like I had someone on my side, a defense mechanism that I could swallow every day.
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It's tomato-y but not too full on, and it feels refreshing rather than oppressive to swallow down.
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In the past, some inmates were forced to swallow fees that were as steep as $14 per minute.
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This is a difficult truth for some introverts to swallow, but it's something you've just got to do.
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He has been in the position to swallow his misgivings about policy and align himself with the opposition.
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And that 30 years later, we'd be trying to put genius in a bottle and then swallow it.
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The street can swallow people whole until they blend into their surroundings, ignored or tolerated by passers-by.
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It was a tough pill to swallow that we all were magically being cured of our loneliness there.
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To make the pill easier to swallow, Mazda coats the interior with lots of leather and lovely materials.
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Rural areas comprised primarily of whites will shrink even more as urban-catalyzed mega-regions swallow them up.
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That will be a bitter pill to swallow, given the dominance of the intelligence community in previous administrations.
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"That goal is to swallow up Taiwan's sovereignty, exterminate Taiwanese democracy and achieve ultimate unification," said Mr. Lee.
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It's an especially hard price tag to swallow when AirPods, Apple's wireless earbuds "gold standard," are $50 cheaper.
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Lee and Sasha sued to regain access to The Hard Swallow, and a judge ruled in their favor.
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They packed everything in the bar into a U-Haul, moved out, and pronounced The Hard Swallow dead.
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They're at The Hard Swallow all the time, either sitting at the bar or serving drinks behind it.
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He suggests aiming to swallow them before or as you eat breakfast or at night before bed. Why?
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We must swallow the bitter pill, and see this solution as one step backward and two steps forward.
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Most people who swallow this strain experience possible bloody diarrhea, severe stomach cramps and vomiting, the CDC says.
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That's hard to swallow when you consider that one in 10 US households faced food insecurity in 2018.
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She had nerve damage that left her unable to swallow anything, even water, as well as bilateral pneumonia.
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In September, she invited him to her home, where she planned to swallow the fatal slurry of barbiturates.
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They wanted the magnets either to be too big to swallow or too weak to cause organ damage.
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Still, he has largely kept his cool, even though the Knicks' nonexistent defense has been hard to swallow.
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"It's a bitter pill to swallow when you lose a game like this," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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In at least one instance, a Muslim boy was forced to drink kerosene and swallow a lighted match.
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The uncertainty of entrepreneurship can be a difficult pill for parents to swallow at the best of times.
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Trump could be a hard pill to swallow for other reasons, other Native Americans in North Dakota said.
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House Republicans have grown increasingly impatient with their leadership, forced to swallow four short-term spending bills already.
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Craters, some large enough to swallow a tanker truck, mark the spots where 500-pound bombs made landfall.
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This characterization might make for easy punchlines, or help liberals swallow the idea of educated women supporting Trump.
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