"Usually, when people have an injury related to swallowing something, they remember accidentally swallowing it or intentionally swallowing it," said Raymond, who is also a spokeswoman for the American College of Gastroenterology.
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For prescription medications, if you are having difficulty swallowing prescription pills, it's important to notify your doctor of any swallowing issues so alternatives can be ordered.
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Voluntary swallowing is what you use to eat and drink, while spontaneous swallowing, a more reflexive action that occurs round the clock, disposes of mucus and saliva.
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During the talk, when they talked about swallowing, it was hard for me to look at the word "swallowing" projected on the screen from their PowerPoint presentation.
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"Swallowing fire" is different—it's also done with a lit torch and gasoline, but this involves putting the torch in my mouth and swallowing so that the flame goes out.
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A specialist who observed my swallowing, and saw nothing wrong, warned me that if I kept treating my body as if my swallowing was broken, I could, in fact, break it.
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Even though grill brush injuries are less common than swallowing a fish or chicken bone, or children swallowing a coin or battery, "I could see [these injuries] going worse," Di Guglielmo said.
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I'm swallowing my dreams come morning, I want to learn.
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"I'm swallowing the pain and hurt and anger," Young said.
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The most frequent swallowing problem reported was choking, at 86.0%.
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Swallowing hard, she scanned her wrist and approved the payment.
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And yes, there's video of the researchers swallowing the Lego.
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"I trust you," she said before allegedly swallowing the pills.
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About a third of people have difficulty swallowing pills, actually.
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Physiologically, though, they're doing the same thing as just swallowing.
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I was increasingly swallowing billows of fetid, toxic, yellow air.
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Now hold this position while swallowing hard in quick succession.
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Without the tongue's assistance, swallowing is suddenly much more difficult.
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Blinking is a common obsession, as is breathing or swallowing.
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And will swallowing a pill protect me from getting sick?
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"Here's the deal," I said, swallowing a bite of bread.
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Several months after the diagnosis, Tim was having trouble swallowing.
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Every bite was like swallowing another spoonful of buffalo sauce.
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A year later, Munson attempted suicide by swallowing mercury bichloride.
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Last summer, he attempted suicide by swallowing a fistful of Xanax.
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Lawlor, meanwhile, clearly had a hard time swallowing the judges' verdict.
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Most of the scenes featured swallowing, because fans always wanted that.
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Construction continued swallowing more time and labour than Westinghouse had hoped.
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I'd be more worried about them swallowing a Switch Joy-Con.
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Fernanda is swallowing her pride on this week's 90 Day Fiancé.
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His wife Eva Braun killed herself by swallowing a cyanide pill.
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This teaser opens with "London" swallowing a smaller city/vehicle thing.
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People take videos of themselves chewing, crunching, and sometimes swallowing chalk.
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Sometimes it feels as though the digital world is swallowing everything.
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"It's the equivalent of a snake swallowing an elephant," he jokes.
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For Colombians, the agreement involves "swallowing toads", in a local metaphor.
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So swallowing Nsaids is likely to delay recovery from a tendinopathy.
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Eating and swallowing problems eventually plague almost everyone who has it.
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My current rituals mostly center on eating, swallowing and food safety.
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And as we age, ordinary swallowing often becomes less well coordinated.
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AOL went with Verizon, which would now be swallowing up Yahoo.
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The peahen gets pregnant by swallowing the tears of the peacock.
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From a purely physiological perspective, chewing something without swallowing is pointless.
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I could hear her swallowing and her fists pawed at me.
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Symptoms include limb weakness, facial drooping and trouble swallowing or talking.
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Still, the tide is always rising in the background, swallowing something.
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"My wife doesn't like it," Mr. Medina said, swallowing back tears.
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Symptoms can also include chronic cough, difficulty swallowing, and voice changes.
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Then her breathing became more difficult, and she had trouble swallowing.
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Yet the trouble is still swallowing what "motherfuckers" those people are.
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Tales abound of sex workers swallowing used condoms when police storm in.
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Klobuchar's daughter was born with a condition that prevented her from swallowing.
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Other symptoms can include persistent sore throat, earaches, and pain when swallowing.
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Houses collapsed, as if the earth was slowly swallowing up the town.
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Sure, you've heard of snakes swallowing possums, hyenas, and uh, other snakes.
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The vagus nerve could potentially stimulate the muscles that help with swallowing.
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Patients lose muscle control, which eventually causes difficulty in swallowing and breathing.
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For me, I know I won't be swallowing that pill at all.
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It's quite possible to "eat" an entire meal without swallowing one bite.
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"We're keeping prices stable and swallowing the tariffs ourselves," the official said.
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Soon after, swallowing became extremely painful and he virtually lost his voice.
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I learned it all: fire eating, sword swallowing, walking on broken glass.
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Other symptoms of botulism include slurred speech, blurred vision, and difficulty swallowing.
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Many patients have difficulty swallowing after a stroke or other severe illness.
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I felt as if the silver tiger were tenderly swallowing me whole.
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If anyone is swallowing those things, I don't know what's going on.
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It's also possible you're swallowing or snorting poor-quality or contaminated drugs.
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Fiction SWALLOWING MERCURY By Wioletta Greg Translated by Eliza Marciniak 146 pp.
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Even swallowing required an effort that he didn't feel he could muster.
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He worried about Park Forest's 66 adult organizations swallowing up civic energy.
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Sometimes, this means making the wrong bet and swallowing a significant loss.
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Heightened walls of water come crashing down, swallowing everything in their path.
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Oxycontin. Swallowing these opioids made her bright and cheerful, I noticed, then,
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How was it being a part of such a world-swallowing scene?
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After running tests, doctors found she had appendicitis due to swallowing a condom.
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Which leaves us with a big question: Is swallowing that much gum safe?
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I got one for my first meal, swallowing my hatred of the thing.
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That is 540 seconds of non-stop chomping, chewing, swallowing, and nearly vomiting.
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I tried to have an abortion by swallowing pills, but that didn't work.
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" He then adds, "It's not coating my throat, it's not swallowing my tongue.
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For her, it manifested as tightness and trouble swallowing and taking deep breaths.
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In that case, you usually end up swallowing it or coughing it up.
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For that reason, the trial isn't currently enrolling people who have difficulty swallowing.
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There are people also taking it recreationally, swallowing hundreds of pills a day.
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Besides developmental issues, Ana Sophia has vision and hearing problems and trouble swallowing.
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And Amazon always seems on the verge of swallowing up another retail sector.
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Swallowing massive debt obligations still isn't enough of a deterrent to the market.
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Some patients also suffer facial droop or difficulty moving the eyes or swallowing.
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" She indulges in "swallowing her secrets" and making her body "expand and explode.
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It means swallowing that bitter pill called hindsight: He should've asked for more.
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And it has required a good deal of pride swallowing on their part.
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Like a whale swallowing plankton, the Access Pack opens wide for easy packing.
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Andrews holds the world record for swallowing the sword with the largest curve.
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It is the opposite of the pantsuit: the free-flowing, form-swallowing caftan.
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Its atmosphere will stretch out to Mars' current orbit, swallowing Mercury and Venus.
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In Federalist 48, Madison called legislatures an "impetuous vortex" swallowing up competing powers.
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Miesha's 11-year-old daughter, Lejla, dreamed about floodwaters swallowing her baby sister.
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I look like a python swallowing an egg and Malek always looks perfect.
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Gummies also appeal to people who, like Ms. Drexler, have difficulty swallowing pills.
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A handful of people said that accidentally swallowing the liquid made them sick.
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Sobbing, she sounded to me as if she were swallowing soup, gulping it.
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Symptoms include sore throat, loss of appetite, fever and difficulty breathing and swallowing.
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While the research proves that it seems to be mostly OK if you end up swallowing a Lego head, the speed in which it exits the body would possibly differ for children, who are most prone to swallowing foreign objects.
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Suddenly, massive, spinning cylinders of fire began swallowing swaths of land at rapid speeds.
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Let's just hope this snake has learnt its lesson about swallowing random things again.
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Amid growing Congressional gridlock, smaller carriers may end up simply swallowing the extra cost.
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"Swallowing may also be difficult, as the muscle does not fully relax," he says.
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Two slices of pizza are the equivalent to swallowing 3 spoons of warm oil.
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He sounds as if he's been swallowing smoke and razors, growling out pithy sentences.
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Before swallowing the pills, she pours herself a drink and downs it in one.
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All of us have been sold a lie, swallowing it wholesale in the process.
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The most common infections the CDC turned up came from swallowing poop-tainted water.
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"If swallowing is not the challenge anymore, giving medication could be a lot easier."
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Cataclysmic sea level rise is already swallowing people's homes and forcing them to migrate.
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To the north, rising sea levels are swallowing the 115-island archipelago of Seychelles.
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Such an orally disintegrating tablet (ODT) is good for people who have trouble swallowing.
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The chewing motion allows the stingrays to grind down the larvae for easier swallowing.
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He'd been vomiting for four hours after swallowing his cell phone six hours earlier.
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You see the swamping of Cape Cod, the swallowing up of the Florida Keys.
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"The chances of swallowing a wire from your braces is very low," she said.
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She's also seen unintentional swallowing of quarters after patients played the drinking game Quarters.
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No photo proof of them actually swallowing, but plenty of other fun pics ... enjoy!
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The surgery left my throat temporarily paralyzed and swallowing is a nearly impossible feat.
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Symptoms include general weakness, dizziness, double vision, muscle paralysis and difficulty speaking or swallowing.
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Many times, this means swallowing your pride and talking directly with competitors and adversaries.
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His daily routine now includes swallowing a handful of pills to keep himself healthy.
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It was social media that warned consumers that some people were swallowing Tide pods.
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He stood stiffly, swallowing hard, his hands clasped tightly in front of his chest.
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But something else stuck: It's called dysphagia, and it means I have difficulty swallowing.
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Read: A Guy Addicted to Swallowing Metal Had 40 Knives Removed from His Gut
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In October 303, he attempted suicide, swallowing pills and landing in a psychiatric ward.
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Many cities and school districts say retirement benefits are swallowing more of today's budget.
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It was as if the tree-jaws were munching it up, slowly swallowing it.
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China has become a model for tech's world-swallowing tendencies partly out of circumstance.
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Lufthansa left in June, swallowing a loss of more than a hundred million dollars.
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Ms. Shaver had been having trouble swallowing lately, a symptom of the disease's progression.
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He washed the pill off his tongue with a slug of water, swallowing hard.
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After swallowing markets from Germany to China, the bears reached U.S. shores in December.
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She could no longer sit up in the bathtub, and had trouble swallowing food.
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"I think about her a lot," Amina said, swallowing hard and closing her eyes.
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Its atmosphere will stretch out to Mars&apos current orbit, swallowing Mercury and Venus.
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"Fleabag" is the kind of early career success that risks swallowing its creator whole.
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She would need a follow-up appointment with her eye doctor because the lid was still droopy, and with an ear, nose and throat doctor because she complained of difficulty swallowing, even though she had passed a swallowing test just that morning.
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Swallowing up a chunk of Baidu's resources are services like food delivery and group buying.
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The beautiful bearded vulture feeds almost exclusively on skeletal fragments, swallowing bones whole when possible.
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"And, of course, not swallowing the water once you're in the water," she added.[CDC]
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It was hard to feel healthy swallowing more pills that my 87-year-old grandmother.
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" Privately, Meissner says now, "There were many parts of it that required really swallowing hard.
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At Target, I pick up liquid allergy meds for my son (he hates swallowing pills).
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It goes beyond just swallowing your democratic principles to sell T-shirts or plane tickets.
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Swallowing the punishment without complaint might have moved Goodell to lift Brady's four-game suspension.
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Common symptoms include drooping eyelids, blurred vision, difficulty swallowing, impaired speech and shortness of breath.
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Most of the reports of swallowing problems, 72.9%, involved multivitamins, while 17.3% involved calcium supplements.
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That would leave Disney swallowing the bulk of one of the world's biggest media conglomerates.
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We now have moved to little feet kisses rather than huge, slobbering, face-swallowing ones.
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He needed to improve his breathing while swallowing hot dogs, Chestnut told the assembled journalists.
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But at week 30, she received a dire update: The baby wasn't growing or swallowing.
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He scrapes that bowl clean, swallowing his digital-security incompetence bite by tasty bite. Yum.
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He also told her that women claimed to see blue lights by swallowing his semen.
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Unlike the blue whale, eels don't flow through the water, swallowing water and mourning beautifully.
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Whatever antioxidants or nutrients they may have, the sugar you're swallowing far outweighs their benefits.
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Other popular means, such as swallowing pills, were successful less than 5% of the time.
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Other car manufacturers are swallowing their pride and getting into bed with Silicon Valley companies.
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And the lava keeps spewing, swallowing homes and igniting fears of more destruction to come.
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An endless process of dry swallowing that he remembers from taking vitamins as a boy.
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I don't understand how astrophysicists talk of mega black holes being formed by swallowing stars.
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After swallowing, the flavors resolved with savory, bitter notes that seemed to prompt another sip.
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She stopped swallowing pills willingly a few years ago — we were having all-out wars.
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My swallowing obsession stayed away until the end of 224, but then it came back.
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Today, the jungle has returned, swallowing the scars of war and America's unexploded ordnance (UXO).
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You catch it by swallowing microscopic parasitic eggs, which hatch in y our intestinal tract.
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Intel is swallowing its pride and licensing intellectual property from its chip-making rival ARM.
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It typically begins after age 50 and can cause difficulty sleeping, chewing, swallowing or speaking.
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You panic and start grabbing whatever is nearest you, swallowing some water in the process.
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And if you miss Mr. Dubin's act, you can still see needle swallowing on Sept.
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Unfortunately, cleaning up your gut (and your skin) isn't as simple as swallowing a probiotic.
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He sits back down and sips from one of the cups, swallowing with apparent satisfaction.
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Their status has been slightly exaggerated and enhanced, and they start swallowing their own bathwater.
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Ms. Drexler has a "bear of a time swallowing large pills or capsules," she said.
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Osvaldo had difficulties sleeping, breathing and swallowing and had to be fed through a catheter.
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Because swallowing too much fluoride can upset children&aposs stomachs and cause damage to teeth.
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Scroll through to see the latest of the floods that are swallowing the Italian city.
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Promotes salivation: Since effective salivation is the key to swallowing, this is an important property.
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Each rider rode after drinking the placebo and, on another day, after swallowing the ketones.
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But after swallowing a couple of drinks and, consequently, my anxiety, our conversation moved on.
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Master describes the album as "the musical equivalent of swallowing fiberglass," and he ain't wrong.
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For some bugs, swallowing even a mouthful of water is enough to leave you sick.
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She compared the sensation to "swallowing a cactus," and shared that she's making progress and recovering.
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The next day, an hour after swallowing the Misoprostol, I began to cramp and bleed, heavily.
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They are dangerous and you can develop a swallowing dysfunction or actually die from ingesting one.
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Jessica Collins, 41, is accused of biting another woman's nose and swallowing a chunk of it.
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This guy posted footage of himself swallowing a gulp of a brew from a tall glass.
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Lena defeats Area X, and stops Area X's boundaries from swallowing up the rest of civilization!
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First discovered in 2011, Swift J1644+57 is a supermassive black hole slowly swallowing a star.
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His main form of attack is swallowing enemies whole, and he can even absorb their abilities.
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Irritability, aggression, speech difficulties, trouble swallowing and vision problems may also be signs of the condition.
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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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These included individuals swallowing insect repellent and dousing their bodies with boiling water, the newspaper reported.
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Early signs can include cramps, tight and stiff muscles, slight twitches, or difficulty chewing or swallowing.
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The naive might think this information loss had happened already, as a consequence of the swallowing.
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" Dr. Read noted Mr. Redstone's extreme difficulty in swallowing, and with what he called "language production.
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His speech slurred, he had trouble swallowing, and suddenly had issues with his balance and vision.
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Swallowing water when botching these efforts is inevitable but inadvisable since gasping, coughing and snorting follow.
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Indiscriminate shrimp trawl nets pose perhaps the greatest risks, swallowing fish, crabs, turtles, and some shrimp.
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And from Italy to the Philippines to Canada, this cannibalizing populism is swallowing traditional Conservatism whole.
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But when the couple wanted to get high, they shared the patch, swallowing the gel inside.
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In the dying process, the symphony of swallowing becomes a cacophony of weak and mistimed movements.
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Amanda Hess, a Times critic at large, explores how internet fan culture is swallowing politics. 4.
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Sometimes, they might begin to walk more slowly, show less muscle strength and have trouble swallowing.
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Signs of wound botulism include drooping eyelids, blurred vision, slurred speech, trouble swallowing and difficulty breathing.
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A user can fatally overdose within moments of snorting, injecting or swallowing the drug, authorities said.
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United Russia had setbacks, but the systemic opposition served its purpose in swallowing the protest vote.
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He died after allegedly swallowing a bunch of pills, possibly Percocet, and suffered a fatal seizure.
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I can't imagine them swallowing the truth about Churchill—who was basically a racist mass murderer.
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For years, you've been protecting your mother by absorbing her criticism and swallowing your real feelings.
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Not swallowing the water is one way; to learn about the others, watch the video above.
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Some symptoms include headache, weakness, nausea, and a fear of water brought on by trouble swallowing.
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He was constantly finding blood in his mouth, while also experiencing throat pain and trouble swallowing.
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Enter the Obalon balloon system, a new treatment that involves swallowing balloon-filled capsules to curb overeating.
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Seventy patients had progressive supranuclear palsy, which affects movement, walking, balance, speech, swallowing, vision, mood and thinking.
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It can result in developmental delays as well as seizures, hearing loss, vision problems and trouble swallowing.
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That will require a lot of painful swallowing for such colleagues as Senator John McCain of Arizona.
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Sex goddess Bilquis (Yetide Badaki) is bedding (and vaginally swallowing) men and women alike on American Gods.
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Her swallowing muscles were so weak, she had to be fed through a tube in her stomach.
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Nor would swallowing dismembered pieces of millipede seem likely to deter something that was attacking the skin.
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But for one poor woman who developed anaphylaxis after swallowing her partner's semen, that's exactly what happened.
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And of course, the one who's having the hardest time swallowing this mess is PEOTUS Mellie Grant.
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The Smappee Home Energy Monitor shows you exactly how much power each of your gadgets is swallowing.
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Bamboo releases lots of oxygen into the air, swallowing four times as much carbon as some trees.
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Scott-Jupp gets his patients to practice swallowing using small sweets, eventually working up to bigger ones.
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Some versions describe a massive wolf swallowing the sun, while others mention troll women ravaging the earth.
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From above, I can see her open her mouth widely and scream—the water swallowing her rage.
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But believe me, there's a cost associated with continually swallowing your pride and apologizing to unreasonable jerks.
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Common examples including making lower dosage versions for children or liquid versions for people with difficulty swallowing.
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For this reason, parents should avoid buying pool toys that might encourage swallowing water, such as cups.
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Momsense lets moms hear their babies swallowing breastmilk to determine if a child is eating enough. How?
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This paralysis also can affect their breathing or swallowing and the muscles of their neck and face.
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Swallowing life and giving nothing, a trickle at best, back to the town clinging to its edge.
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"Some have more hyperactive gag reflexes than others, which can make swallowing pills a challenge," he says.
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Drinking a pint is like swallowing a petri dish of every kind of avian flu in existence.
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Other symptoms include drooping of the face or eyelids, difficult eye movement, trouble swallowing or slurred speech.
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Real-time MRI technology makes it possible to directly observe things like joints, speech, swallowing and heartbeats.
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Uber's chief international rival, Didi Kuaidi, is on the verge of swallowing another $2 billion in funding.
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In a desperate attempt to find a quick resolution, we insufflated it rather than just swallowing it.
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It had invaded his brainstem and beyond, slowly suffocating the nerves that control breathing, swallowing and movement.
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Drug mules die swallowing capsules, but only because of the cat-and-mouse game played at airports.
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After swallowing an excess of pills, she had gone to sleep with no intention of waking up.
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Not long after, his father gave him a book about Harry Houdini that described other swallowing tricks.
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She was much frailer than I remembered, and even simple things like swallowing were now a challenge.
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A soft mist started to descend as the evening closed in, slowly swallowing gray cottages and barns.
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If stench were spiciness, it would be a habanero-plus, making its presence felt long after swallowing.
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Most of the administration's arguments are risible, and even many Republican judges will have trouble swallowing them.
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After impulsively swallowing a week's supply, Bourdain realized that he had not eaten in thirty-six hours.
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Kraft Heinz and its backers have stopped at nothing to increase their clout, swallowing ever larger targets.
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And she needed a swallowing study because she said she was choking on her food at home.
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The appeal is in the rugged look, a high seating position and a knack for swallowing cargo.
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And travel bans expanded as leaders confronted the nightmarish prospect of a spreading virus swallowing their nations.
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After swallowing all the US demands, the UK government will have spent a lot of political capital.
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This, coupled with the frequent "swallowing" of consonants, can give the Beijing vernacular a punchy, jocular feel.
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Three, citizens like me, who are swallowing their pride today, are also hoping for you to succeed.
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But then more layers arrive, fluty sounds and buzzy ones, swallowing the song before prettily fading out.
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Since Trump was ever the germaphobe, I was shocked he appeared to be chewing and swallowing the paper.
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The industry partners are still maintaining the server sinkhole that's swallowing up the traffic from those infected computers.
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People have reported swallowing condoms, having allergic reactions to semen, and getting wedding rings stuck on their penises.
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People with kuru experience an increasing loss of bodily control—they have trouble walking, speaking, and eventually, swallowing.
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But just over five miles away, a dump housing 4,500 tons of solid waste is swallowing the land.
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Swallowing the cinnamon caused Ferguson to become ill and vomit for several hours, according to the news reports.
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As I said, I hate swallowing pills, so it was sayonara to the massive, smelly fish oil one.
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Or, we could be swallowing meal-replacement pills while attached to wearable tech that tracks our calorie intake.
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The next day, she went to the hospital with anxiety, insomnia, shortness of breath, and difficulty swallowing water.
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Other forms of buprenorphine require users to hold a pill under their tongue for 15 minutes without swallowing.
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Within a half hour of swallowing the pills, Constand said she was slurring her words and couldn't walk.
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The team focused on reports filed from 2006 through 2015 that described cases involving problems swallowing supplement pills.
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Ditto for bad decisions, such as swallowing a live, five-inch-long fish, as one Darwin Awardee did.
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It leads to severe and progressive muscular atrophy and weakness, including in muscles needed for breathing and swallowing.
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What is also clear is that the acquisition sees a much bigger company swallowing up a smaller one.
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But two years later, as the price dived, debt payments were swallowing 22% of Chad's dwindling oil revenue.
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Meanwhile, researchers at MIT have developed a novel approach to treat a common ailment among children: swallowing batteries.
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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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The vore videos aren't about cannibalism, they're about swallowing someone whole, which is a way of dominating them.
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President Obama signed legislation Thursday that will protect children from swallowing the liquid nicotine used in electronic cigarettes.
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Those reactions included hives, swelling, difficulty swallowing, trouble breathing, chest tightening, chest pain, vomiting, and a few others.
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But he also likes to eat: in fact, his main skill is swallowing enemies and absorbing their powers.
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Rising seas are already swallowing low-lying lands, from Bangladesh to Pacific islands, forcing people from their homes.
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A huge sinkhole opened up in downtown Pittsburgh during rush hour on Monday, swallowing a Port Authority bus.
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"Get everything in a straight line," says Dai Andrews, who travels the world as a sword-swallowing performer.
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Now weeds and grass and gravel, nothing but leaden, shoe-swallowing mud and shit when it was operating.
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After the man experienced symptoms like painful swallowing and a change in his voice, he sought medical attention.
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Among them, in June 2015, four left-behind siblings committed suicide together by swallowing pesticide in Guizhou Province.
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"Sounds about right," I said, swallowing a bite of a dry sandwich at my desk around 3 p.m.
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In 240, swallowing her pride, she encouraged Google to acquire a rival service called YouTube for $215 billion.
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In 2012, Amina Filali, 16, killed herself, swallowing rat poison after allegedly being forced to marry her rapist.
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But the truth is that so many can get big by swallowing up or shutting down potential threats.
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The next one — if there is to be one — will be a tech giant swallowing a media giant.
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Sampha's mother died of cancer last year, and the tragedy permeates his new album without swallowing it whole.
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In August 2019, LIGO and Virgo detected what scientists believe was a black hole swallowing a neutron star.
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"When a child understands they shouldn't be swallowing — that's the right time to allow chewing gum," he said.
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The same holds true for emergency care — like sock swallowing or worse — and procedures as a dog ages.
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George had never touched that stuff—the tidal wave swallowing the city, the train going off the tracks.
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As we reported ... Juice WRLD died after allegedly swallowing a bunch of pills, and suffering a fatal seizure.
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Alícia, now nearly 25 months old, has microcephaly, rigid muscles, seizures, and problems with vision, breathing and swallowing.
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Scientists think this year's waves came from a black hole swallowing a neutron star 1 billion years ago.
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The magnets committee began with a focus on using warnings and packaging to prevent accidental swallowing by children.
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The song has "fluty sounds and buzzy ones, swallowing the song before prettily fading out," Jon Pareles writes.
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In many cases, retailers are swallowing the brunt of this cost, except in the case of online returns.
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"The mechanics of sucking something and swallowing it is completely different to having a spoon, placing food on the tongue from a spoon, moving it around the mouth, moving it to the back and swallowing it," said Lucy Cooke, a member of Britain's national steering group for childhood feeding disorders.
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If you're taking the oil orally, Lord Jones recommends holding it under your tongue for a minute before swallowing.
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Swallowing packets of drugs is a common way that smugglers try to move illicit substances from country to country.
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Its victims are almost always children, who can develop symptoms like muscle weakness, difficulty speaking or swallowing, and paralysis.
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The condom swallowing resulted in inflammation, according to the 2016 report, published in in Journal of Medical Case Reports.
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The Cooks heard Corona make a "horrific noise," after swallowing the stick, but couldn't find anything wrong with her.
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Financial companies, car manufacturers and industrial giants are all swallowing the costs required to attract the country's engineering talent.
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Stunning photos from the area showed the towns inundated by near-historic flooding, swallowing vineyards, wineries, highways, and mailboxes.
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Trichotillomania, or hair-pulling disorder, occasionally is associated with swallowing of the hair, leading to hairballs in the stomach.
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I couldn't blame the other writers of color in my workshop for swallowing their work instead of presenting it.
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Mariah tilts hear head and empties the pint glass, this time like she's Popeye swallowing a can of spinach.
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Some people can even have an immediate, life-threatening reaction called anaphylaxis, which can include difficulty breathing and swallowing.
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As stacks of photocopies began swallowing up her kitchen table, Kearns tried to figure out what to do next.
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The "ultra long-acting oral drug" unfurls after swallowing, releasing medication in the gut for up to 10 days.
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The girl whose house he'd been at was so upset that, according to her mother, she tried swallowing bleach.
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Staff at the clinic take blood samples and give advice on reducing the risks of injecting or swallowing steroids.
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He has progressive supranuclear palsy, a rare condition that can cause problems with balance, movement, vision, speech and swallowing.
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That's where you get particulate matter—say, the food you're swallowing goes into your lungs instead of your stomach.
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It's typically spread when a person swims while they have diarrhea, putting others at risk of swallowing contaminated water.
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"I was having a harder time swallowing, and this lump was getting bigger," Tarek told PEOPLE after his diagnosis.
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Airline seats are cramped enough without swallowing precious real estate with a tray table for your Jack and Coke.
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Airline seats are cramped enough without swallowing precious real estate with a tray table for your Jack and Coke.
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Amazon is swallowing US infrastructure, crushing small, locally owned companies, and holding a sweepstakes for local government tax handouts.
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The acoustics inside thump, while swallowing up all the chatter of all those who gather within its glass walls.
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A revolutionary change present in Microdocodon's throat allowed for more finesse in muscle-powered swallowing and, thus, genteel dining.
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People get sick within two to eight days of swallowing the germ, which causes diarrhea, stomach cramps and vomiting.
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"There is a big difference between swallowing a vitamin E pill and inhaling a vitamin E liquid," said Schuchat.
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Swallowing one teaspoon of pure caffeine is as powerful as drinking 28 cups of coffee, according to the FDA.
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Appearing on The Daily Show, she described the encounter with as much enthusiasm as a child swallowing cough syrup.
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Lava keeps spewing on Hawaii's Big Island, swallowing homes and igniting fears of more destruction to come from Kilauea.
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This in turn also emboldened Russia, becoming more aggressive towards multiple political fronts and swallowing Crimea in the process.
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I remember the last thing I saw: a silver tiger in the process of swallowing the selfsame silver tiger.
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When the law excuses discrimination in one aspect of daily life, that "exception" can end up swallowing the rule.
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A toddler was severely injured after swallowing a common small battery that caused him to foam at the mouth.
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A toddler can be poisoned by swallowing a dime-sized flake of lead paint, or by ingesting paint dust.
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"Radiohead," Napes replies, visibly swallowing an egg-sized ball of frustration and then redirecting his gaze to the floor.
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The impairments resemble characteristics of cerebral palsy and include epileptic seizures, muscle and joint problems and difficulties swallowing food.
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It's increasingly abuzz with tech workers, many commuting to the skyscraper forest swallowing up the Warriors across the bay.
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For two years, regulators, lawmakers, academics and the media have pushed Silicon Valley to alter its world-swallowing ways.
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Across the world, sea turtles are swallowing bits of plastic in the ocean and often dying as a result.
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In 1972, a referendum changed the country's federal structure to a unitary one, effectively swallowing the Anglophone region's autonomy.
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Flames seem to move in a steadfast line across the savannah, swallowing whole what forest remains in their path.
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This is why swallowing during take-off or landing on a plane can relieve painful pressure in the ears.
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A sinkhole collapsed on the side of their building, swallowing six air-conditioning units — and, possibly damaging the building.
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The exam board alleges that a clerk in Benue State has blamed a snake for swallowing the missing money.
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"You can talk to guests and think about something else while swallowing and not feel guilty," she said. Exactly.
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From the nave to the chops, my swallowing problem has spawned a gross-out comedy's worth of G.I. complications.
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Flex now plans to shift the focus of its drug FLX-787 to treat dysphagia or difficulty in swallowing.
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Netflix, which occupies a rented office tower six blocks from Paramount headquarters, has been swallowing the entertainment business whole.
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She testified about her aversion to swallowing pills, which prompted her to empty each capsule's contents onto her tongue.
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Symptoms include double or blurred vision, drooping eyelids, slurred speech, difficulty swallowing and muscle weakness that moves down the body.
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Adam: After giving my husband a blowjob, he ejaculated in my mouth, followed by a hesitant swallowing on my part.
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After her surgery, for example, Jackie had to go through a special type of chemotherapy that involves swallowing radioactive iodine.
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The disorder causes the esophagus to enlarge and weaken, making swallowing difficult, and increasing the likelihood of contracting aspiration pneumonia.
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Swallowing pills led to an emergency room stay where I had to wait until 1 AM to be medically cleared.
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Despite swallowing a truth drug, Mr Gordievsky bluffed for long enough to alert MI6's Moscow station to his predicament.
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Even though you're not swallowing anything, you kinda get drunk by absorption and it gives you a headache really fast.
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At least 300 marine animals, such as sea turtles and dolphins, die every year after swallowing plastic in Thai waters.
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As for symptoms of E. coli, people usually get sick an average three to four days after swallowing the germ.
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Fortunately, Molesley himself knows all about downward job mobility and can surely demonstrate the proper technique for swallowing one's pride.
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" "A good friend once told me, 'Bitterness is like swallowing a poison pill and expecting the other person to die.
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The "Duchess Cocktail", a mix of steroids created in Russia, is absorbed by swilling it in the mouth without swallowing.
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You can see the entire swallowing process of that big shark which lasted the entire day in the video below.
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Jill Pederson, who took a photo of the flames swallowing the church, grew up in Nome and attended the church.
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NGC 1222 is swallowing up two smaller dwarf galaxies that came too close, contributing to this gas-fueled star formation.
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NGC 1222 is swallowing up two smaller dwarf galaxies that came too close, contributing to this gas-fueled star formation.
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People get sick from Salmonella 12 to 72 hours after swallowing the germ and experience diarrhea, fever, and stomach cramps.
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For the "lean-forward" method, you put a pill on your tongue, and take a sip of water without swallowing.
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"Since Trump was ever the germaphobe, I was shocked he appeared to be chewing and swallowing the paper," she wrote.
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One caller from Pittsburgh claimed that he had barely prevented his wife from taking her own life by swallowing poison.
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Ritual offers standard and prenatal multivitamins in sparkly capsules that the company claims are designed to prevent nausea when swallowing.
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On his seventh birthday, back in 1974, he received a Playmobil set, and recalled swallowing the toy cone shortly afterward.
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At the same time, Nusra, which was well funded and tightly organized, was swallowing up swaths of the Idlib countryside.
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That mysterious, swallowing hood shaded his cheekbones with the necessary chiaroscuro in Star Wars: Episode VI — Return of the Jedi.
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Like many people with dysphagia, I assist my swallowing by putting my hand to my neck to help it along.
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After our phone call, Weston emailed me saying that if I ever needed to talk about swallowing he was there.
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She once walked in on Trump chewing up a piece of paper and seemingly swallowing it in the Oval Office.
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Only 218,260 of last year's incidents involved intentionally swallowing the liquid, according to the American Association of Poison Control Centers.
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Scientists also say that the technique can be beneficial in avoiding stomach distress that can occur from swallowing carbohydrate fluids.
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I held a dropper-full of the mixture under my tongue for 30 seconds, like the bottle suggested, before swallowing.
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But few large experiments had focused on how people's CYP20063A2 genetic profile might influence their athletic performance after swallowing caffeine.
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It's a magnificent reserve, swallowing you up in endless expanses of acacia trees and emerald green swamps and tawny savannas.
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The next time I saw Dubrovnik was on CNN months later, black smoke swallowing the town's famous red-tiled rooftops.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the flight on which a passenger died after swallowing 246 packages of cocaine.
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These wines are indisputably sweet, but the acidity cleans away any cloying sensation, leaving a dry, refreshing feeling after swallowing.
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"It doesn't prevent you from swallowing them, which is the most common way of abusing opioids," Dr. Fugh-Berman said.
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There we'd all meet, our flat-ironed hair soaking in bonfire smoke, laughing at bad jokes and swallowing our own.
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Pros: Great taste, inexpensive, good for those who have difficulty swallowing pillsCons: Not vegetarian or sugar-free, doesn't contain iron
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Before the discovery of Prometheoarchaeum, some researchers suspected that the ancestors of eukaryotes lived as predators, swallowing up smaller microbes.
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After swallowing a few swords, Stock shoved a long rod down his gullet, which had a target on the base.
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Swallowing USAID into the State Department will minimize its role and jeopardize future American-led successes on the global stage.
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A patient who is short of breath, for example, might get anxious about swallowing the medicine for fear of choking.
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This one's about the kind of language you speak, as speech language pathologists diagnose and treat communication and swallowing issues.
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And maybe U.S. importers are swallowing some of the expense, but still... That's not the only complaint coming from Democrats.
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But much like a snake swallowing its prey, when one anticyclone merges with another one it doesn't digest it immediately.
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Sickness can begin three to four days after swallowing E. coli, with symptoms of diarrhea, severe stomach cramps and vomiting.
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Day 1 is starvation followed by a night of swallowing huge quantities of nauseating liquid and hours on the toilet.
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By snapping these hard-won photographs, they've begun to overwrite the spaceship-swallowing tropes of sci-fi with real data.
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What helps here is that frog swallowing involves retracting its eyeballs — so violently that it loosens up the saliva again.
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They were about 18 percent more likely to have developed an acute kidney injury than the racers swallowing a placebo.
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Two years later she again attempted suicide, swallowing a bottle of sleeping pills; she was saved when Golestan found her.
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In Diana Ross, who did full-on diva in the stage-swallowing biggest dress of the night (she's earned it).
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Though she had, by now, slipped from consciousness, the nipple in her mouth encouraged a soft swallowing, gradually growing stronger.
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Possibly, especially if that person holds a high standard for ingredients in their supplements or has a hard time swallowing pills.
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She notes it's a tip off that you're swallowing air and adding gas to your stomach if you find yourself belching.
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When she lost her job dancing at the Moulin Rouge Café in 1926, she tried to commit suicide by swallowing disinfectant.
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Chortle reports that Carnage: Swallowing the Future will be set in a fictional 2067 where everyone eats a plant based diet.
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"As soon as Wendy Hall started adjusting my lap band and overtightening it, I started having trouble swallowing food," he said.
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Pressed against her softness, I rode the undulating waves and opened my mouth, swallowing everything she gave: love, anger, resentment, hate.
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Nearly all mainstream media outlets derive a mammoth portion of their audience from the very platforms that are swallowing them whole.
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It's for that reason that I have a hard time swallowing Whedon as the one to write and direct this feature.
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On Sunday, a large crack opened near the ocean, swallowing the lava into the ground, according to the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
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Sharp soundtracked the on-screen soul-swallowing with phasing drones, pounding toms fed through gratuitous delay, and a bed of feedback.
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But children have died — like a little boy in Fort Plain, New York, who died in 2014 after swallowing liquid nicotine.
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From the other side, Procter & Gamble is swallowing a competitor (as it did by buying the Art of Shaving in 2009).
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WALLACE: Yeah, it doesn't have any of the nourishment of real food, but it's real pleasurable masticating and swallowing this stuff.
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For a brief moment, Zayner considered throwing his head back and swallowing the feces straight up, like a shooter from hell.
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In just a few seconds, one of the fish jumps out of the water, swallowing Luke's arm up to his elbow.
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Some people do report stomachaches and diarrhea shortly after swallowing, but that's rare and the research isn't well understood, she adds.
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The hotel now charges a $2,500 fine for swallowing or stealing the toe, which is more common than you might think.
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LONDON — A woman was forced to undergo surgery after accidentally swallowing a piece of wire hidden in her Caffe Nero panini.
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So perhaps for Saks, the optics of becoming the big retail whale, swallowing its rival whole, may be worth the confusion.
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That a bipedal lizard capable of swallowing a man whole once walked this same dirt only elevates their potential for terror.
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In last night's AGT episode, Stock had successfully performed a sword-swallowing stunt before he moved to the final troubled trick.
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My friend Harry Enten has much more on the perils of swallowing "internal polls" whole but suffice to say: Buyer beware.
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Gonzalez had been prescribed the antipsychotic medications Risperdal and Depakote, which he hid in the side of his mouth without swallowing.
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Rivers of lava blazed paths into neighborhoods, swallowing homes and burying them in what now looks like a sea of black.
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It refers to being game to do what is needed: swallowing pride and taking one (or one thousand) for the team.
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"It's about taking it, swallowing it, taking responsibility — which I do — and finding a way to get that corrected," Klinsmann said.
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Researchers are even training rats to do tongue exercises in the hope that the increased strength will improve their swallowing ability.
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When it split open in the 1990s, its civil war dragged in many neighbors, swallowing nearly a third of the continent.
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And my life was left with a gaping and swallowing void, like a sinkhole in some over-fracked British satellite town.
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So you have some people who are really interested in swallowing people (or being swallowed by someone) whole and alive (i.e.
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One day, while I was swallowing fire at a stoplight, I happened to see a friend of mine from elementary school.
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The device, which wraps around the neck and has a small, high-fidelity microphone, records sounds produced during chewing and swallowing.
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What is happening around Kone that all of these other players are swallowing their tongues and he has to rescue them?
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These dying nerves were losing their ability to regulate Natan's walking and fine motor movements, his breathing, swallowing and sleep rhythms.
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The novel brilliantly dramatizes the tragic ironies of life in a country where keeping yourself afloat may mean swallowing your pride.
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"In addition to the health hazards of vaping nicotine, other forms of nicotine ingestion like swallowing can be deadly," Leventhal said.
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Earlier this month 21-year-old Queensland man had to rush to a hospital after swallowing part of a sewing needle.
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I walked quietly to the window and watched the last of the day, the darkness swallowing the trees along my street.
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The basement, where workers process charcoal, is a universe of absolute gray: gray shirts, gray hands, gray machines swallowing gray ingredients.
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He disregarded the C.I.A.'s conclusions and American values in swallowing the Saudi version of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Macrophages, which basically operate by swallowing certain bad things in their environment, are a natural built-in defense against cancer cells.
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The rest of the crew formed a wedge around us, swallowing us into the group as they would any fellow runner.
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But the surgery can have complications, including swallowing problems or the uncomfortable sensation that there's something permanently lodged in the airway.
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" She loves answering questions about "post-mortem possibilities — keeping Dad's skull, giving Grandma a Viking funeral, swallowing popcorn before a cremation.
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It refers to being game to do what is needed: swallowing pride and taking one (or one thousand) for the team.
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But the year was 2012, and the forces of gentrification were already swallowing up sections of the largely Latino Mission District.
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Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission tweeted that the agency's national symbol, the eagle, shows no mercy for "money-swallowing snakes."
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He's tracking every puck and when stuff gets a little scrambly he's the calm in the storm and he's swallowing pucks.
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There's a reason that sword-swallowing remains one of the sideshow's greatest marvels: it's one of the hardest acts to master.
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Median salary: $77,510Description: "Speech-language pathologists assess, diagnose, treat, and help to prevent communication and swallowing disorders in children and adults."
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At times, he was seen swallowing what was said to be an ecstasy pill and inhaling smoke from a methamphetamine pipe.
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This wine was ethereal — very much in keeping with the elegant style of Mugnier — yet powerfully deep, resonating long after swallowing.
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Alternatively, donor stool may be introduced into the colon via an enema or colonoscopy, or by swallowing a capsule of stool.
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"The chances of swallowing a wire from your braces is very low," Talia Shepherd, MD, one of the treating physicians, told CNN.
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When we go into the action scene of the river swallowing him, we had to do that in the north of Montana.
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The three cows had been happily chewing cud when the deadly quake rocked the country's South Island, swallowing the earth around them.
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In addition, thawing permafrost is harming infrastructure from Alaska to Siberia, with landslides and mysterious craters swallowing parts of the Russian Arctic.
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I get really nervous about the pup swallowing pieces of toys that he chews up, so these put my mind at ease.
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At that point, a person can show symptoms like confusion, abnormal behavior, hallucinations, insomnia, drooling, difficulty swallowing and hydrophobia, fear of water.
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Each team is tasked with swallowing a live worm, but they'll secure a bonus if their guests take on the stunt instead.
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At the end of season 4, a prophesied blaze called praimfaya descended upon the Earth, swallowing every last bit of livable land.
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And the water just starts swallowing you so you need to start sinking and it just gets harder and harder and harder.
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By now, you probably know to avoid dangerous activities like bungee jumping, sword swallowing and swimming — they're just not worth the risk!
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Who knows if it's a good deal, but this is a shark swallowing a minnow: The shark isn't exactly concerned about nutrition.
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This fascinating finding was resolved when we discovered through x-ray videos of IM swallowing mice that IM had two separated stomachs!
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"It was a painful experience," Ms. Christakis said, swallowing hard before she spoke last month, in her first interview since those events.
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Ever since I can remember, I've always loved putting edible things into my mouth and chewing them, then swallowing and digesting them.
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But if you can't get to a tissue (or are completely disgusted by the prospect), swallowing isn't the end of the world.
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In 2015, a man in Canada ended up with a pulmonary embolism and a pierced intestine as the result of swallowing one.
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Typically, Ebola produces a panoply of symptoms, including fever, unexplained bleeding, headache, muscle pain, rash, vomiting, diarrhea, breathing problems, and difficulty swallowing.
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"I remember looking around and thinking, 'This is fucking crazy, and I can't believe everybody's swallowing this up,'" my mother remembers now.
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From Precious to The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, surviving often means swallowing the incident and letting it eat you up inside.
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The thought of her experience caused Sheff to put down some pills he was swallowing in his own suicide attempt, he wrote.
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Get outta here, beardo, people are trying to enjoy the game and they can't with your WeirdBeard swallowing the whole damn stadium!
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He says that one night, he tried to take his life by swallowing dozens of pills and washing them down with alcohol.
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"She was more relaxed, her neuro-storming stopped, she started smiling, laughing, swallowing, tracking with her eyes, and saying words," Carlson said.
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"I was deeply, delightfully in love with a guy whose forceful intellect and ambition could possibly end up swallowing mine," she writes.
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Earlier this month, a large crack opened near the ocean, swallowing the lava into the ground, according to the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
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A 2014 study found people had a 60% improvement in swallowing compared to just taking a sip of water from a cup.
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It's a whole lot of book in a deceptively small package, nibbling on the corners of big ideas without swallowing them whole.
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Instead, the cancer cells fueled their growth by swallowing up enormous amounts of glucose (blood sugar) and breaking it down without oxygen.
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The reformulated bread is being marketed directly to consumers with chewing or swallowing impairments and to medical institutions and nursing care homes.
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In June 2015, four siblings, ages 5 to 13, whose parents had left them in Guizhou Province, killed themselves by swallowing pesticide.
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It was that feeling when you bite into something so great you immediately take two more bites before swallowing the first one.
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As a plump banger dropped to the floor, the dog, implausibly, cartoonishly, incredibly, grabbed it in mid-air, swallowing it in one.
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It's a death trap of crumbling ice columns with ladders suspended over bottomless crevasses, which are known for swallowing entire expedition teams.
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She says she once walked in on Trump chewing up a piece of paper and seemingly swallowing it in the Oval Office.
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Recently, I struggled with idiopathic dysphagia, meaning I was having trouble swallowing—even choking at times—but there was no reasonable explanation.
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The Clos des Myglands was clearly denser and more concentrated, with lush, spicy flavors of red fruit that lingered long after swallowing.
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Amos has heard about Jelly—a sword-swallowing, fire-breathing wonder—from some mutual friends, and decides she has to meet him.
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She also mastered the required manner of eating for plebes, squaring her bites and taking no more than three chews before swallowing.
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After returning home I did something I probably should have done prior to swallowing the pill, and googled what I'd just ingested.
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That's in addition to AT&T's play for Time Warner in 2016, CVS's offer for Aetna, and Amazon swallowing up Whole Foods.
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You can also try home remedies for quelling the cough, such as swallowing a spoonful of manuka honey or drinking hot tea.
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One would assume it's a Keeping Up With the Kardashians star swallowing a Louboutin, but the season 17 premiere of the E!
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Strangling is a risk factor for other violence Symptoms of strangulation can include a sore throat, difficulty swallowing, bruising, fainting or unconsciousness.
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But perhaps this overabundance is part of the novel's method, a way of swallowing the characters and the reader into AutoAmerica's reality.
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Many NSW volunteers have been working for over 100 days without compensation, swallowing out-of-pocket expenses such as food and fuel.
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Under the new rules, Monte dei Paschi's bondholders are supposed to step unto the breach, swallowing losses and reducing the bank's debt.
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It began to eat itself, a 21st-century version of that ancient serpent swallowing its own tale — the decade of the ouroboros.
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In the US, more than 15 million Americans will spend a few seconds every day locating and swallowing a birth control pill.
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Hendrickson posed with her 6-month-old daughter Katherine, who has severe reflux and has had trouble swallowing since she was born.
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And whether I was swallowing fire, sticking my hand in an animal trap, or walking on broken glass, one thing stuck out.
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They did drink afterward, swallowing the same 1.75 liters as in the other acclimation program and more if they still felt thirsty.
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For young children with emerging teeth, swallowing too much fluoride toothpaste can cause discoloration of their teeth, a condition called dental fluorosis.
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Swallow the Fish's title, in fact, is drawn from a conversation with her friend, who considered swallowing a goldfish for a performance.
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They chewed each sample and spat out the results for researchers to analyse how well the food had been broken up before swallowing.
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I would have a hard time swallowing it, I think, if it were something that didn't feel like it looked in real life.
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They do Coney Island-style freak-show things like sword swallowing and other vaudeville classics with what appears to be a modern spin.
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And the artificial sweetener in Spicer's favorite, Orbit cinnamon, will only contribute to that problem, and swallowing gum could contribute to constipation, too.
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If it were to all melt, global sea level would rise by about 20 feet, swallowing coastal cities from New York to Shanghai.
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He also focused on growth in North America, buying dialysis clinics and urgent care centers as well as swallowing a large generic drugmaker.
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In the video above, Telly is bonding and developing a friendship with 9-year-old Jarene, who was born with difficulties in swallowing.
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Maybe on some subconscious level we hoped this celestial phenomenon would finish the job that the 1966 Earthrise picture promised: swallowing us whole.
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Around the same time, things got so bad, Mel B tried to take her own life by swallowing an entire bottle of Aspirin.
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These exist to engulf foreign bodies, such as bacteria, and would thus be quite capable of swallowing small particles of carbon or gold.
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For adults and older children, sore throat, swallowing difficulties, and drooling are more common, while breathing difficulties occur more often in younger children.
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Median salary: $77,510Growth outlook: 18% Also known as speech therapists, these workers diagnose and treat communication and swallowing disorders in children and adults.
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"Older adults should be mindful of possible choking or other swallowing problems from taking supplements," said Lindsay Haake, a spokesperson for the FDA.
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In 2007 he finished a talk on global development with a demonstration of sword-swallowing, ingesting a Swedish-army bayonet live on stage.
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Photo: AP3D-printed food might save cooking time and offer a tasty, easy-to-eat option for elderly people suffering from difficulty swallowing.
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During our taste test, we definitely did experience a kick of heat to the back of our throats after swallowing each Fire chip.
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Tests revealed that the growth was benign, but it caused him trouble swallowing because it was pressing against the artery in his neck.
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"I've been so busy it hasn't hit me what we lost, all this history," he said, swallowing hard in 100 degree choking heat.
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This allows RADARS to know about pills children are accidentally swallowing, or which legal and illicit opioids are driving people to seek rehab.
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They also experience difficulty swallowing and sucking and do not reach the point of being able to sit up or stand by themselves.
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For people with functional disease but no GERD diagnosis, the more severe the perceived symptoms the greater was their distress and difficulty swallowing.
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Sigel points out that the biggest issue when it comes to exposure is breathing in the poison gas, contaminating food and swallowing it.
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"I remember looking around and thinking, 'This is f***ing crazy, and I can't believe everybody's swallowing this up,'" my mother remembers now.
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In an excerpt published by U.K. outlet The Sun, she recounted swallowing 200 aspirin pills, which she'd been stockpiling for years, on Dec.
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I've Bin Drinking Distilled Water For So Long That When I Drink Normal Water It Feels Like I'm Swallowing Huge Chunks Of Aluminum.
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The first known case involved a 21-year-old who was hospitalized after swallowing a needle that had been put into a strawberry.
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He said he was certain she would have paralysis on her right side and that her speech and swallowing would be severely compromised.
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Both times I found that the act of swallowing it all down and fighting for a new achievement made it easier to handle.
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As we reported, she says it got so bad, in December 2014, she tried committing suicide by swallowing an entire bottle of Aspirin.
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He added that for patients who have difficulty swallowing pills, other forms of opioids, such as patches and suppositories, would still be available.
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This one involves the kind of extreme jaw movement that I usually associate with a snake swallowing an animal many times its size.
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Maybe we've grown accustomed to swallowing these emotions and staying quiet because we've seen that people often won't take our word over his.
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The bulging health care conglomerate is swallowing the hair-care company Vogue International for $3.3 billion in defiance of calls to break up.
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Any suspect on the run is going to consider tossing his dope or swallowing it, and it seems as if Gray ate his.
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It knitted together disparate nations into a vast democratic behemoth capable of swallowing and infecting Russia's neighbors with its free trade and freedoms.
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The paralysis can lead to blurred vision, double vision, drooping eyelids, trouble breathing and swallowing and feelings of dry mouth and thick tongue.
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His previous startup, Powa, claimed to be worth $2.7 billion and collapsed spectacularly in 2016 after swallowing up $200 million of investors' money.
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You might develop a sore throat, hoarseness, difficulty speaking and swallowing, problems wearing dentures and even a change in your sense of taste.
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The legend set a new world record on July Fourth by swallowing 72 hot dogs in ten minutes, consuming a whopping 20,160 calories.
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Every day, I woke up in the morning and shot up, and then I spent 24 hours a day swallowing and breathing fire.
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I was so distressed by these photos I could barely glance at them before breaking out into my touching-and-looking swallowing ritual.
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The only reason that smugglers have been swallowing drugs again is in response to the widespread introduction of x-ray machines at airports.
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The neighborhood has grown over time, swallowing up the communities of Wilton and North New York, said Lloyd Ultan, the Bronx's official historian.
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As they had expected, the scientists found that swallowing only water resulted in relatively high levels of inflammatory markers in the riders' blood.
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"They will compete, but one's going to end up swallowing the other eventually," Milos Raonic, the Canadian star, said of the two events.
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While in the sacs, the lambs exhibited normal development, growing fleece, breathing, swallowing and opening their eyes as they would in the womb.
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Some people might only get a reaction from inhaling smoke, while others will have issues from swallowing edibles or handling buds or leaves.
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Then the patients should be asked about diarrhea, vomiting, joint pain, red eyes and difficulty breathing or swallowing — all potential signs of Ebola.
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You cannot get infected by touching contaminated water or by swallowing it, and the infection cannot be passed from one person to another.
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If research on mice correlates to human beings, the effects of inhaling, handling or swallowing the bacteria may last up to three weeks.
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They chose to impress Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Melanie Brown and Howie Mandel by crossing sword swallowing with a little William Tell action.
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They said he had recently been released from a psychiatric hospital, where he had tried to commit suicide by swallowing a razor blade.
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A.L.S. attacks the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord that control voluntary muscle movements, like chewing, walking, breathing, swallowing and talking.
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According to Isamu Shibamoto, a speech, language and hearing therapist at Seirei Christopher University, about five million people have had swallowing problems diagnosed.
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In the soft obscurity, Agnes's face appeared smooth and distorted—her forehead wide, swallowing her feverish eyes, her mouth protruding beneath her nose.
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No one managed to stop him from committing the political equivalent of swallowing even more bleach than he dumped on himself in '12.
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When Julio takes his fatal step, the instrument swoops to the bottom of its range—"as if swallowing the orchestra," the score says.
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Her vote was based on her mistaken belief that the CPSC cannot protect infants from "misuse" such as swallowing things they should not.
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Amazon is indeed a behemoth that is swallowing up too many American businesses and threatening consumers with monopolistic power in several product lines.
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Shiny add-on features like the white-glove delivery service may make swallowing the e-commerce pill a little easier for the brands.
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Though swallowing one or two whole apple seeds won't kill you, ingesting large numbers can cause faintness, vomiting, kidney failure, coma, and death.
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Amazon routinely takes a loss on its book sales, often charging customers less per book than it pays publishers and swallowing the difference.
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But does their perceived superior knowledge protect them from the exploitation of dealers, or leave them more susceptible to swallowing anything they're fed?
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An enormous 2429 magnitude earthquake rocked the area the morning after Christmas, creating gigantic waves that surged far inland swallowing everything in their path.
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She also nailed the small details — like the fact that Spicer likes to swallow gum whole The bit about gum swallowing wasn't a joke.
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Most of us gag at the thought of accidentally swallowing some salt water at the beach, so drinking it on purpose sounds completely disgusting.
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Suddenly I felt like those adults in The Little Prince who think the boy is drawing a hat, not a snake swallowing an elephant.
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Srinivasan, however, insists that it could be a useful tool for businesses that would have less of an issue swallowing that per-message pricing.
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Except the sensor isn't powered by a battery, it's powered by the gut of the patient swallowing it, using technology discovered two centuries ago.
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Holding his tongue down with two fingers to keep him from swallowing it, his mother visited multiple underequipped hospitals before one finally treated him.
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I'd daydream about giant marine animals that saved people lost at sea by swallowing them whole, like a friendlier version of the Jonah story.
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The rain also caused a sinkhole to open in nearby Sheridan, swallowing a vehicle, but the driver was able to get out in time.
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Even though the researchers only tested marijuana in Spain, the swallowing method is also used by smugglers who bring drugs into the United States.
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It may be tough, but we'll just have to wait and see if Ramsay actually ends up swallowing his pride for a good cause.
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Afterwards, my tongue is covered in bites and bruises because my body instinctively bites down on it to prevent me from swallowing my tongue.
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" Rodriguez agrees: "It's like the Dalai Lama says, not forgiving someone is like swallowing a hot coal and wishing it burn the other person.
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It uses its mouthful of large, serrated teeth to rip into prey including fish, seals and dolphins, swallowing mouth-sized chunks of flesh whole.
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She was the granddaughter of a landlord who committed suicide in 1951 by swallowing opium, knowing he would otherwise be executed by the state.
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As Season 4 opens, a year or so has passed, Marc is considerably hairier in an unkempt way, and he's swallowing OxyContin like candy.
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It is estimated a wall along the border could cost between $21.6 billion and $70 billion, a price that Republicans would have difficulty swallowing.
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Frequently, the stress that choking places on the body can cause "difficulty breathing, hoarse voice or cough, difficulty swallowing, headaches, and lightheadedness," Barak says.
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Since going public in 2013, Vonovia has grown by swallowing up smaller rivals, and has expanded outside its home market in Austria and Sweden.
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Calls for safer packaging came last year after a toddler in upstate New York died from swallowing the liquid chemical used in e-cigarettes.
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The perennial-favorite family midsize sedan is quickly falling out of favor, with compact crossovers like the Rav4.53 and CR-V aggressively swallowing sales.
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People infected with the bacteria get sick two to eight days after swallowing the germ, and may sometimes develop a type of kidney failure.
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At some point, a person needs to break the cycle of swallowing his own voice to speaking into his truth faultlessly about what matters.
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This will mean swallowing some bitter pills, because the influence of Iran has been truly destructive to U.S. goals in Iraq in the past.
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Covea's CEO Thierry Derez intended to create a major player in the European insurance market capable of swallowing smaller rivals as the industry consolidates.
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Swallowing a mouthful of unseasoned egg, I uncover something in my emails from a PR rep named Asher and put it to the people.
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A guard, probably alerted by images from a video camera in the cell, rushed in and stopped Mr. Salim just as he began swallowing.
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"The primary concern was not to bring in any tech that looked like it might wind up swallowing or distorting the Dow," he said.
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Their population has ballooned to more than 100,000 by some estimates — and they're rapidly swallowing up other species in the marshlands west of Miami.
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Now the party seems to be swallowing their uneasiness about the candidate, especially in the wake of President Donald Trump's unequivocal endorsement of Moore.
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An earlier study found that people are swallowing an average of 5 grams of plastic every week, about the weight of a credit card.
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We have since spent time together at his home, where he is back to living peacefully and swallowing carefully (no alternative feeding methods necessary).
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Swallowing disappointment, the team re-examined the data more carefully and found what looked like the last part of a transit signal after all.
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I think it's the bottling it up or swallowing it down or thinking that there's no outlet for it — that's the thing that corrodes.
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According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), swallowing just 120 milligrams of monocrotophos - the weight of about five grains of rice - can be fatal.
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There were the endless hours in the Pacific near our home in San Diego, swallowing mouthfuls of ocean water when I misjudged the waves.
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The bacteria produces a toxin that causes symptoms such as bloody diarrhea, vomiting and stomach cramps, typically within several days of swallowing the bug.
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The number of children seen in ERs after swallowing these types of objects has nearly doubled over two decades, according to a new study.
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This could work out well for the buyer if, say, local rival China Resources Beer were eventually to consolidate the market by swallowing Tsingtao.
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That could put senators in the position of either swallowing an amendment they don't like or sinking a bill that they otherwise largely support.
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The U.S. product markets are currently dominated by a small number of large and very profitable corporations that continue growing by swallowing smaller incumbents.
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Over all, the men and women taking metformin gained less fitness, upping their endurance by about half as much as those swallowing the placebo.
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In this case, the man had consistently complained about a sore throat and trouble swallowing from the first time he visited the emergency room.
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Even with the possible lone straggler, the authors say, their research should assuage parents worried about the dangers of their kid swallowing a small toy.
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Constand recounted swallowing "three blue pills" which rendered her unable to move or speak as Cosby attacked her in his Cheltenham, Pennsylvania home in 2004.
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The giant space rock has the fitting code name 99942 Apophis, the Greek name for an Egyptian serpent god hell-bent on swallowing the sun.
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She was deep in the climax, entering it entirely, her mouth opening wide like a lion's, as if she was swallowing a world of pleasure.
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Nine in ten kids treated in emergency rooms for swallowing foreign objects were treated and released without being admitted to the hospital, the study found.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. For most of us out there, taking a pill is voluntarily swallowing a dose of the unknown.
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It improves movement with breathing and swallowing and postoperatively, she was able to start breathing, there was no apnea, and she was able to feed.
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In 2014, a plan to expand Addis Ababa into the surrounding region of Oromia - in effect swallowing up small towns like Dukem - sparked mass protests.
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Life is all about swallowing difficult truths, but I respect you enough to give it to you straight: The Boss Baby is a good movie.
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I realized from that soul-destroying, pride-swallowing incident that I was constantly inviting out certain friends who really were making zero effort in return.
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Many survivors have trouble swallowing food, experience changes in their sense of taste or a diminished appetite, or suffer from reflux that makes meals uncomfortable.
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Tamimi was convicted of sexually abusing his daughter in 2011 and attempted to commit suicide this year by swallowing a razor blade, the agency said.
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The stuff of life is woven along the ribbon of euphoria and grief, of hunger and thirst, of laughter and tears, of spitting and swallowing.
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The problem, however, is that a typical half day of clinic runs more than an hour past schedule, swallowing up any compensated time for paperwork.
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I suspect how some biologists may respond: first, plants don't actually eat since eating involves the ingestion — via chewing and swallowing — of other life forms.
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Although infants can be infected by swallowing contaminated soil, feeding an infant under the age of 1 honey or corn syrup is the main culprit.
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Oceans around Bangladesh are projected to rise 1 meter (3.2 feet) by 2100, swallowing 17.5% of the country's land mass, according to the World Bank.
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To avoid E. coli infections, experts advise thoroughly cooking meat, avoiding unpasteurized dairy products and juices, avoiding swallowing water while swimming and washing hands regularly.
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Microcephaly caused by the Zika virus resembles a particularly destructive type called "fetal brain disruption sequence," which includes serious problems with swallowing and bending joints.
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Rejected by the local sports federations, stripped of her silver medal, tormented by ongoing scrutiny and unbearably embarrassed, she attempted suicide, reportedly by swallowing poison.
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Hickenlooper, O'Rourke and Bullock could all do the next Democratic president and their country a great service by swallowing their pride and changing their plans.
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The first, in June, examined the effect Silicon Valley has had on the news industry by swallowing up the majority of online advertising revenue. Rep.
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Hurricane Maria was the most powerful storm to hit Puerto Rico in more than 80 years – swallowing houses, flooding neighborhoods and leaving millions without power.
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The first hearing in June examined the effect Silicon Valley has had on the news industry by swallowing up the majority of online advertising revenue.
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Some of the efforts are aimed at aiding or bypassing steps in the swallowing process, while others are reimagining what to put in someone's mouth.
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Five patients in their 50s and older, three caregivers and five clinicians have met here to discuss how to navigate lives overshadowed by swallowing disorders.
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Maybe instead of swallowing whole the kind of leftist theory taught on college campuses today, she should have that heart-to-heart with her mom.
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You're a far greater force for good in this world as a black hole swallowing all light than you are pretending to be a sun.
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But while potentially swallowing the market share of companies like Seamless would certainly be a happy coincidence for the company, UberEat's real competitor is Caviar.
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There shouldn't be any trivializing over how upsetting it is to think about blinking, or swallowing, or a mole, even if those things seem banal.
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The young boy who "couldn't stop washing" also hid his fists in his sleeves and had a complicated swallowing ritual that involved touching and blinking.
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Instead, he gives each a string of expressions - such as "swallowing the sun" or "exposing the meat to the wind" - to serve as a guide.
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Recently, large dairy corporations have been swallowing up small producers in Normandy and elsewhere, threatening the future of artisan farmhouse Camembert and arousing strong feelings.
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Nine had difficulty eating or swallowing, which can be life-threatening because food can get stuck in the lungs or the children can be malnourished.
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Rebel Wilson is learning the hard way that, more often than not, swallowing one's pride and apologizing is the best way to handle a mistake.
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There was the lawmaker in Idaho who asked at a legislative hearing whether a woman could get a gynecological exam by swallowing a tiny camera.
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As China's internet industry matures, giant companies like Alibaba and Tencent are looking more like monopolists whose world-swallowing dominance leaves little room for upstarts.
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For the first time in 10 years, I realized an able-bodied person doesn't experience pain so intense it hinders their swallowing or breathing reflex.
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Organized by the Washington Heights and Inwood Development Corporation, the annual festival will also present circus arts, sword swallowing and a new Roman soldier encampment.
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To buoy his ego, they debase themselves, and what you heard them doing in that meeting wasn't just swallowing their pride but choking on it.
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Even today, the idea of jumping off a bridge or swallowing a lethal amount of pills enters my mind and holds me in its grip.
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Digital 'smart pills' are here, and they'll change medicine forever Raise your hand if you thought you'd be swallowing computers (on purpose) in your lifetime.
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And it's true we are swallowing too much of the sweet stuff, with the average American consuming around 20 teaspoons of added sugar a day.
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The possibility of swallowing a clean extension is something senior Democrats have only just started to seriously discuss in recent days, according to Democratic aides.
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An Atlanta mom said in a Facebook post that her 7-year-old had to go to the hospital after swallowing an Apple AirPod earbud.
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There probably isn't a connection between sea gulls and getting gulled (which probably derives from gullet, and the dupe's act of swallowing just about anything).
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Thwaites considered swallowing a microbial mixture that would mimic the rumen and help him digest the grass, but he was told that that was unsafe.
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Symptoms of DIPG include weakness in the arms and legs, trouble walking, and difficulty controlling speech, facial expressions, swallowing and chewing, according to Boston Children's Hospital.
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That said, in his WaPo profile, Spicer says he's actually brought up the gum-swallowing with his doctor — who tells him this habit is totally fine.
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She says she was told she could not leave Sea Org and was released from duty only after she pretended to attempt suicide by swallowing bleach.
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Earlier this month, a 30 meter (98 feet) wide, 15 meter (50 feet) deep hole suddenly opened, swallowing five lanes of road and flooding with water.
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A recent study found that globally, we are swallowing an average of 5 grams of plastic every week -- although that doesn't all come from the oceans.
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Then there&aposs the problem of actually swallowing loose bristles—and claims from that type of injury can be found at the Consumer Advocacy website saferproducts.
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Collins then allegedly jumped her and pulled her to the ground by her hair before biting off a large piece of her nose and swallowing it.
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Constand testified last week that after swallowing the pills she experienced double vision, slurred her words, had dry mouth, and her legs felt "rubbery," even paralyzed.
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Median annual wage: $77,510Projected job growth through 743: 18% Sometimes called speech therapists, these workers diagnose and treat communication and swallowing disorders in children and adults.
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What if becoming a $25 billion, $50 billion or $100 billion world-swallowing Internet giant just isn't in the cards for a niche service like Twitter?
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People generally enjoy it as a stimulant and as relief for things like headaches and coughs, chewing on and often swallowing the leaves and their fillings.
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After swallowing, the capsule unfurls into a star-like shape—a configuration that prevents it from entering the digestive tract, while still allowing food to pass.
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He sucks in the gum, his mouth opened, so to gradually slip the mask off his face, chewing it, and swallowing it with a huge gulp.
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Then there's Rogelio and Xo. He's planning on proposing at her 40th birthday party and not even baby Mateo swallowing the diamond can thwart his plans.
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You seem to have addressed this in your installations by swallowing the viewer in a space created through large-scale projections or dozens of individual screens.
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Congress held a series of hearings last year looking at the dominance of major tech companies and their role in displacing or swallowing up existing businesses.
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Read more: This Snake Fight Makes No Sense The massive snake takes down a 66 pound deer and spends the next several hours swallowing it whole.
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This was a wine you could roll around in your mouth even after swallowing, which I think was because of the residual feeling of its acidity.
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It's not clear if anyone has died yet this year from eating them, but at least one college kid was hospitalized after swallowing one this week.
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"In fact, some medications require drinking a full eight ounces of water and maintaining an upright position for 30 minutes after swallowing the medication," he says.
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If the grappling whiz fails to get Brown to the ground, there's a good chance he'll find himself swallowing elbows with his back to the cage.
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But the company's chief executive, Ben van Beurden, argued that low prices provided an opportunity for financially strong players to strengthen themselves by swallowing weaker ones.
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His habit of chewing (and swallowing) 35 pieces of Orbit cinnamon gum per day, as well as his past Twitter feud with Dippin Dots, made headlines.
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I keep most of my anger to myself, swallowing it as deep as I can, understanding that someday, I won't be able to swallow it anymore.
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OTTAWA — A large section of a major street in downtown Ottawa collapsed into a sinkhole on Wednesday, bursting water and gas lines and swallowing a minivan.
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Their children had disorders like eosinophilic esophagitis, which can make swallowing food difficult; severe food allergies; and a neuropsychiatric disorder with O.C.D.-like symptoms called Pandas.
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No single approach is likely to help everyone, except for one: a basic awareness of how swallowing disorders can afflict young and old, active and moribund.
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If Covea succeeds in acquiring Scor it would create a major player in the European insurance market capable of swallowing smaller rivals as the industry consolidates.
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If I'd looked in the mirror when I was talking or swallowing, I would have seen the bulge in my neck moving—but who does that?
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The surreal footage has captured lava completely swallowing everything in its path, reducing cars to burning metal husks, taking down power lines, and setting homes aflame.
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If you have lung damage from smoking, swallowing saliva, which we all do while we sleep, can deliver even more aspirated throat contents into the lungs.
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If your child were swallowing water laced with lead, you would not likely focus on the finer points of the verbiage used to describe the situation.
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The researchers had expected that some, but probably not a majority, of these people would report swallowing, smoking or slathering on cannabis before or after exercise.
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The story is exhausting because it is exhausted, because there is nowhere left for the plot to go but in convoluted circles, swallowing its own tail.
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This does not mean a wholesale return to the bad old days of desperate women swallowing lye or turpentine, or using knitting needles or wire hangers.
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But if you do, cutting in half and swallowing them as two smaller pills should be fine, since there's no special time-release coating on these.
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Down syndrome is not necessarily a lethal condition for a fetus, but individuals with Down syndrome have high rates of vision, hearing, speech and swallowing impairments.
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Another was reported to have committed suicide by swallowing a cyanide pill, although another account said the militant had been shot to death by security forces.
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In Japan, companies are developing special thickening products that can be added to meals during preparation to alter the texture of various foods and ease swallowing.
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He was left with a lifetime of trouble eating and swallowing, as well as a split in his abdominal muscles that gave him a large hernia.
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Interestingly, when you remove the taste response part (by swallowing the pepper in a capsule, for example), the weight management effects aren't as big, Ludy explained.
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The insatiable sinkhole that was the subprime-mortgage crisis had begun swallowing hundreds of financial institutions and, of course, millions of people's homes, hopes, and fantasies.
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Where once it produced upheaval by swallowing everything it could chew, today its systems are basically expulsive: unemployment and exclusion, rather than coerced assimilation and employment.
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The magnets commonly found in desk toys are made up of sometimes hundreds of magnetic balls, and swallowing just two is a medical emergency, doctors say.
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With my tail between my legs, I had to admit that my biggest mistake was not swallowing my pride and owning up in the very beginning.
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Sword-swallowing lessons began on our last day, with all nine of us gathered around a trash can, set out in case someone vomited (someone did).
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Also found is Rahu, a bodyless god who lives in the sky and catches the moon or the sun, briefly swallowing them whole to create eclipses.
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As much as I hate being terrible at things now, I was maybe not the best at swallowing a lil humble pie as a young one.
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The air smelled of dust and manure though she could see no farms or even homesteads, just the endless undulation of rural Montana, hills swallowing hills.
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Horrible dates—sticky, fibrous, confusing little bastards with lots of lumps beside the seeds, which I'm always a bit uncertain if I'm supposed to be swallowing.
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For the first few months swallowing the little, blue, diamond-shaped tablets, I have the head of a fat little boy on a frail body, cheeks chipmunked.
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The gigantic sinkhole opened suddenly last week in Hakata ward in Fukuoka's business district, swallowing huge sections of road near underground work to extend a subway tunnel.
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Shortly after swallowing the sharp utensil, the 12-week-old puppy began to choke, so Paisley, 46, rushed the pup to an emergency animal hospital in Glasgow.
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But the board of the British retailer might have a hard time swallowing an offer that is about half what the shares fetched just a year ago.
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There's also the small matter of local councils and licensing boards swallowing our nightclubs up faster than the hallowed ravers of '88 swallowed those extra strong pingers.
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Once the prey has been battered and tenderised enough that the arms are unresponsive, it is then safe for the dolphins to proceed with swallowing their catch.
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The deadly blaze has been swallowing large swaths of Shasta County — a woodsy, rural area about 100 miles away from the Oregon border — almost unabated since Monday.
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At that point, the most interesting thing about her was still the vowel-swallowing enunciation (or lack thereof) that she employed on a number of her songs.
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In California, ferocious wildfires have increasingly swept through cities and towns on the fringes of urban areas, killing hundreds of people and swallowing large swaths of communities.
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The country's 17,000 islands are sprinkled across an area bigger than the European Union, with logistical costs swallowing up around a quarter of Indonesia's gross domestic product.
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Yet as cutting edge as the idea of swallowing a computer seems, at the heart of the issue is a problem as old as the Hippocratic Oath.
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"People learned how the religious class is basically swallowing the big chunk of the budget without any accountability while people's daily life is becoming harder," said Memarian.
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" Several cases of children swallowing small parts of fidget spinners have been reported, but that doesn't make fidget spinners malicious enemies â€" they're just another fad toy.
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Symptoms can include muscle stiffness and weakness, problems with coordination, overactive reflexes, blurred or double vision, tingling or burning sensations, difficulty swallowing, numbness and vertigo, among others.
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Of course, it would be nice if people would stop doing stupid things like swallowing their damned cell phones, but that's probably too much to hope for.
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" Another said, "I find it hilarious when fat people say they need to start eating right when they have already mastered the art of chewing and swallowing.
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"Parents can encourage their children not to swallow the water when swimming," Hlavsa said, adding that swallowing even a single mouthful of contaminated water can cause illness.
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When accidentally swallowing something sharp, such as a staple, it is recommended to contact your doctor even if there are no symptoms currently present, according to Drugs.com.
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Swallowing more of these brain-enhancing compounds at or after middle-age "may be beyond the critical period" when they're able to confer cognitive enhancements, he says.
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Antares is so comparatively enormous that, if it replaced our Sun in the solar system, its surface would extend beyond the orbit of Mars, swallowing Earth completely.
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In your friend's case, oral sex ends with swallowing, but there's little risk in that—if you've gotten that far, the potential damage has already been done.
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Because botulism toxin paralyzes muscles, early and classic signs of the illness are drooping eyelids and blurred or double vision, dry mouth, slurred speech and difficulty swallowing.
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We watch Dolores's small-stakes tragedy play out again and again, knowing it isn't even performance for the crowd—it's just the familiar West swallowing its heroes.
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Regularly snorting it, the National Institute on Drug Abuse notes, can cause: a loss of the sense of smell, nosebleeds, problems swallowing, hoarseness, and a runny nose.
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There is nothing to prevent black holes from coalescing but how can you make a black hole larger by swallowing stars when all possible observers are outside?
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I love cheesecake, especially cheesecake from The Cheesecake Factory, but the mere thought of swallowing down more of it made me want to gag at this point.
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But the important thing to remember is that while chewing and swallowing is second nature to us, it is a skill your baby will need to learn.
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The US has ten scattered around the country while, according to the National Foundation of Swallowing Disorders, no other country in the world has any at all.
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If you're experiencing a lot of that first type — the mostly odorless kind — accompanied by bloating, it could be that you're simply swallowing too much excess air.
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Then there's beta-hemolytic streptococcus ("strep"), a bacteria that causes strep throat, resulting in sickness, a sore throat, fever, cough, swollen lymph nodes and difficulty in swallowing.
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That's what happened to Brittany Meyer (not her real name), who found herself in a precarious situation after swallowing her boyfriend's semen triggered a severe asthma attack.
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Swallowing a bunch of bacteria sounds like something you'd do during a frat house beer bong game, but it's actually very popular among the crunchy hippie crowd.
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It never would have crossed my mind that other people obsess about swallowing, and then I found it was in the top three most common sensorimotor obsessions.
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Sorry Rudy, you'll have to excuse us for not swallowing the idea of Trump not being a racist because you can join his well-heeled golf jamboree.
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He had started cutting himself at age 216 and was previously hospitalized after swallowing a handful of pills from his grandmother's medicine cabinet in a suicide attempt.
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Swallowing the whole PiThe main distributor of components for the Raspberry Pi computer, Premier Farnell of Britain, was bought by Dätwyler, a Swiss rival, for £615m ($870m).
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At 11 months old, he had microcephaly, and also epilepsy, difficulty swallowing, involuntary muscle contractions, and muscles that were too stiff and restricted his movement, she said.
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So, if Cashman is as relentless, fearless and unemotional in pursuit of constructing an uber-team as he often says he is, it may mean swallowing hard.
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The signs include sudden weakness in the arms or legs; neck weakness or stiffness; a drooping face or eyelids; difficulty swallowing; and slurred speech, health officials say.
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He returned to the hospital six days later complaining of blood in his mouth and difficulties breathing and swallowing, which had prevented him from eating solid food.
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After years when it seemed as if Amazon was swallowing the industry, many large old-school chains like Kohl's and Macy's have largely stabilized their lagging sales.
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Although I have been swallowing a 500-milligram magnesium pill nightly, at my last blood test the level was so low that my research nurse, Alesha, panicked.
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Stiff muscles, tremors, seizures, and difficulty walking, swallowing and eating are among a long list of symptoms those with cerebral palsy suffer, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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This strain is known as the Shiga toxin-producing E. coli, which can cause three to four days of sickness after swallowing the germ, the CDC says.
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British colonial officers had introduced mesquite trees in the 19th century, and they spread rapidly, swallowing pastures and roads and villages — everything that had been there before.
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She told detectives she "didn't see any future for me and my kids" and admitted to wounding herself with a knife and swallowing a lot of pills.
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Art Basel Miami Beach feels decidedly unpolitical this year, serving up its usual mix of monumental sculptures, loud neons and wall-swallowing paintings by name-brand artists.
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Context: Disney can afford to throw billions at this venture because it's a giant that just got bigger by swallowing much of Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox.
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What doctors find most strange about this case is that the woman doesn't remember swallowing a wire, which is probably why it stayed inside her body for years.
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But the two main causes of bloating are swallowing too much air (which ends up in your intestines) and eating large meals too quickly (which backs everything up).
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Another study, published in 2007 in The Journal of Investigational Allergology and Clinical Immunology, involved a woman who also had an allergic reaction after swallowing her partner's semen.
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Not surprisingly, given the increase in readily available technology over the two-decade-long period, results showed that battery-swallowing incidents increased 150-fold from 1995 to 2015.
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The 25-year-old postgraduate student waited until her flatmate had left for the weekend before swallowing the pills she'd gone to Belfast to collect earlier that week.
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Filled with slouchy cargo pants, body-swallowing outerwear, thigh-grazing band tees, and subtle Swarovski gems, May masters that magic mix — and has 145K followers to prove it.
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She told detectives that she "didn't see any future for me and my kids" and admitted to wounding herself with a knife and swallowing a lot of pills.
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Cambridge Analytica, a company created by Robert Mercer, a billionaire patron of right-wing outlets like Breitbart News, has been swallowing up all the data they can get.
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But when it comes to run-of-the-mill bouts of hiccups that last just a few minutes, she says swallowing too much air may be to blame.
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If may feel like your landlord and Sallie Mae are swallowing your paychecks whole, but there are ways to start squirreling away a few bucks at a time.
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The leak soon became a geyser, drenching people who stood near it, before it exploded that night, swallowing everything in its path, and killing at least 96 people.
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If extreme right and left publishers' articles get paired with centrist Related Articles, it could dissuade people from blindly swallowing the rants and raves that tear society apart.
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Hong Kong saw unprecedented flooding and damage during September's Typhoon Mangkhut, with seawater swallowing roads and enveloping residential and office buildings, while public transport networks were largely paralyzed.
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He spent nearly the first two months of his life in intensive care as he battled jaundice and struggled to develop basic abilities, like breathing, sucking and swallowing.
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As soon as she got home, she mixed a quarter-teaspoon of the tincture with a few ounces of water, swishing the mixture around her mouth before swallowing.
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By creating spaces each and every member would be drawn to, it could learn about them and drive them mad, paving the way to swallowing the Crains whole.
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This helps explain why shooting drugs is generally more addictive than swallowing them and why smoking crack or shooting cocaine powder are both more addictive than snorting it.
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On May 7, the woman was taken to a hospital with symptoms such as shortness of breath, anxiety, insomnia, and difficulty swallowing, according to the CDC's case report.
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The survey also found that more than half of adults rarely or never shower before jumping in the pool, and that about 60% admit to swallowing pool water.
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To fuel its growth, it has skilfully leveraged existing assets to fund the purchase of new ones — a process known in Chinese as "a snake swallowing an elephant".
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It was stolen by the Nazis during World War II. TODAY'S VIDEO Spicy challenge Here are 100 people swallowing a spoonful of cinnamon in less than a minute.
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After a week or so in bed, I was back at work, only to immediately be hit with strep throat, an excruciating bacterial infection that makes swallowing hell.
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The quality of life of many older people suffering from dysphagia (difficulty in swallowing) could be improved by a device that helped them swallow whenever they wanted to.
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It's been almost a week since the Xepian Xe Nam Noy Dam collapsed, swallowing the villages and towns downstream in more than 5 billion cubic meters of water.
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A huge sinkhole opened up during peak rush hour in Pittsburgh on Monday, swallowing the back portion of a Port Authority bus, leaving it stranded in the road.
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In 2016, a 42-year-old man in the northern city of Amritsar in the state of Punjab was operated on after he spent two months swallowing knives.
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"I really wanted to hate this Cinemassacre Ghostbusters review but I'm such a fan of noisy, thick-saliva swallowing it won my heart," Mr. Oswalt wrote on Twitter.
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Zika can cause "neurodevelopmental abnormalities," which include a wide range of health problems related to nerve cell development: problems walking, swallowing, hearing, seeing, cerebral palsy and epileptic seizures.
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He needed specialized occupational therapy to help his mouth do its various jobs; when he got better at chewing and swallowing, he began to gain weight and grow.
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The radiation therapy that beat back his tonsil cancer also undermined both his swallowing and speaking abilities, once leading a hotel clerk to assume that he was deaf.
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Watch how differently Tristan and Connie respond to their screening interviews with Dr. James, to having blood taken from their arms and even to swallowing their daily medicine.
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If someone else is present, yelling "Five-second rule!" prior to swallowing may save face—or just serve as a warning that you don't want to hear it.
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He also goes into detail on why IPOs have slowed to a crawl, and why tech swallowing jobs doesn't mean that we have to get in tech's way.
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The leaves were bitter, but not overwhelmingly so, and I chewed them slowly and thoroughly before swallowing to ensure they stayed in prolonged contact with my oral mucosa.
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By the time he was 1, he had developed microcephaly that was among the most severe of the babies in the study, and had muscular and swallowing problems.
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Common nutrition plans include low-microbial diets, which lowers the risk of infection, while patients who have difficulty swallowing may need to stick to puréed food or liquids.
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Harry Kane, England's captain and the World Cup's leading scorer, has at times appeared more interested in rinsing his mouth with fluid than swallowing it during the tournament.
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How hilarious, I thought at the time, that The Journal should expect its reporters to understand the financial intricacies of large corporations while swallowing this kind of flimflam.
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They found that slow eaters consumed two ounces of food per minute while fast eaters ate 646 ounces per minute, took larger bites, and chewed less before swallowing.
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It shows Maloney bursting into a room, grabbing the small white rat, biting its head off, swallowing it, and then washing it down with three shots of vodka.
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For me, swallowing something bulky, like a thick, dry tuna sandwich, seems to "stun" the vagus nerve: my esophagus constricts, my heart stops, and sight and sound recede.
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For years, drug traffickers have paid people, including children, to smuggle drugs into the United States by swallowing drug-filled packages made from latex gloves, balloons or condoms.
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TMZ broke the story ... Juice WRLD suffered fatal seizures, possibly the result of swallowing a bunch of prescription pills after landing early Sunday morning at Chicago's Midway Airport.
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Juice WRLD might've made a fatal decision as law enforcement searched his private jet -- swallowing a bunch of painkillers in an attempt to hide them from the feds.
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To adapt the meal to those with slight swallowing problems, the kitchen staff substituted flounder, a more tender fish, and removed the mushrooms and stems from the spinach.
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For a long time, researchers have been trying to merge the benefits of both—a longer-lasting supply of hormones that are as simple to take as swallowing.
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Hong Kong saw unprecedented flooding and damage during September's Typhoon Mangkhut, with seawater swallowing roads and enveloping residential and office buildings, while public transport networks were largely paralysed.
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Research shows opioids are most often abused not by crushing but by swallowing pills whole, said David Juurlink, a drug-safety researcher at Toronto's Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre.
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Whatever you think of cases like Boy Scouts and Masterpiece, the courts have thus far limited those decisions to prevent them from swallowing up entire civil rights laws.
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"Like a python gradually swallowing a rabbit whole" is how she imagines Wolfe lurking in a corner of her parents' Park Avenue duplex on the evening of Jan.
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But it's also possible that it was another reminder of the still potent resentment over what old-guard San Franciscans describe as the tech industry swallowing their city.
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The neurodegenerative disease disrupts the connection between the brain and the muscles, leading to weakness in the arms, legs and mouth, eventually causing issues with speech and even swallowing.
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And I heard the word "gokkun" somewhere and thought, Oh shit, we can branch off and do American Gokkun with only swallowing and continue " American Bukkake" with only facials.
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That's a real problem because about 80 percent of the Viagra bought online is actually counterfeit and is often contaminated by things you definitely shouldn't be swallowing — like paint.
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He maintains that as a result, he developed acid reflux and esophagitis, a condition that causes painful swallowing, chest pain, and stomach acids to travel back up the esophagus.
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In myasthenia gravis, patients who have largely exhausted conventional therapy, continue to suffer profound muscle weakness, resulting in slurred speech, impaired swallowing and choking, and episodes of respiratory failure.
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Indeed, torrential rains this month resulted in a sinkhole swallowing two cars in the L.A. area and the collapse of a portion of a major freeway in Southern California.
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After swallowing her reservations to side with previous moderate Republican nominees like Bob Dole, John McCain and Mitt Romney, Bengard has hit the end of the line with Trump.
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There was an episode of Fixer Upper in which Chip grosses out Jo by swallowing a cockroach that's been left to decompose in the living room of a remodel.
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An alarm sounded, warning of another potential wave of hot ash, lava fragments, and gases exploding from the volcano and rolling down the mountain, swallowing everything in its path.
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Instead, Snapchat arrived and began swallowing up large chunks of the younger demographic, instilling an existential terror in Facebook that has transformed its product roadmap over the past year.
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He made millions, and lost it all, infamously and fatally swallowing a cyanide pill in court after being convicted and sentenced to seven years in 1904 for swindling investors.
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The FDA also says that botulism can cause "dizziness, blurred or double vision, trouble with speaking or swallowing, difficulty breathing, muscle weakness, abdominal distension, and constipation," and even death.
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There are a few common symptoms MS patients may face during relapses: problems seeing, walking and talking, 'brain fog', pain, stiffness, tremors, bladder and bowel problems, and trouble swallowing.
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In The Matrix, one could escape the simulation by swallowing a red pill—but though taking that pill would wake you, the real world beyond the Matrix was traumatic.
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SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - A landslide slammed into a village in China's eastern Zhejiang province on Wednesday, swallowing up dozens of houses and leaving 143 people missing, state media reported.
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Sometimes you have to resort to drastic measures to get by, like swallowing your pride and morality and stealing car parts to sell when a car randomly drives through.
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Difficulty with swallowing appeared independently connected to the risk of thinking and behavior problems even when people were still in the earlier stages of ALS, the study also found.
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But the combined entity may actually be too focused on maturing semiconductor markets; by swallowing Qualcomm, Broadcom would be doubling down on smartphones rather than diversifying away from them.
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I ate all of this, but I was very hungry and feeling weird from swallowing small amounts of bleach while bleaching my mustache earlier in the night (don't ask).
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After these attempts fail, the braver of the two primates blindly rushes in, swallowing its fear, trying to run the rat out of the the apartment … I mean, enclosure.
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"I heard a story on the radio about German pilots striking, and it hit me that we're just sitting here swallowing all of this," says the doctor in Strunino.
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Even later takes on the legend say the building around the gateway has decayed away, but the vortex is still there, swallowing the occasional errant hiker or unlucky squirrel.
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"A horrific end for The Hague Tribunal", read the front-page headline in the Jutarnji List daily, which like all papers ran a prominent photo of Praljak swallowing poison.
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Symptoms of acid reflux—which affects up to 40 percent of Western populations—include difficulty swallowing, the feeling of having a lump in the throat, and exacerbated nighttime asthma.
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Those who overdosed thought they were swallowing Percocet, but the overdose symptoms were "much more severe in onset," Dr. Christopher Hendry, chief medical officer of Navicent Health, said Tuesday.
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According to the U.S. National Library of Medicine, swallowing large quantities of chalk can cause abdominal pain, constipation, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting, and also shortness of breath and coughing.
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This cautionary tale comes a paper from BMJ Case Reports: An otherwise healthy 34-year-old man went to the emergency room with painful swallowing and an altered voice.
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Datteln 4, which was originally scheduled to open in 2011, has been a major headache for Uniper, suffering several delays and swallowing 1.2 billion euros in investment so far.
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His work is heavy, but ascendant, the sort of six-string manipulation that prizes both chaos and fragility, darkness and light, swallowing worlds in his torrents of abstracted noise.
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Infants with the condition typically develop shortened and bowed limbs, small chests and a soft skull cap, the Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation reports, as well as respiratory and swallowing problems.
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That includes sharing what you would want to happen if you lost the ability to communicate or process bodily functions such as chewing and swallowing, bathing or toileting needs.
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Regional inequality resulted from Clinton-era globalization hollowing out factory towns in the 1990s and runaway firms seizing control of large sectors of the economy, swallowing Main Streets nationwide.
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It has acted as mouthpieces for lawless administrative-state actors and agents of Russian misinformation, by swallowing hook, line and sinker the dossier's contents and running with that information.
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If anything, he argues, it will add a powerful new competitor to the Silicon Valley behemoths Facebook and Google, which appear to be swallowing the online advertising market whole.
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My favorite method for swallowing the beads was to pour a little at a time directly onto my tongue — this takes some practice — and take a swig of water.
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Firm statistics on the prevalence of swallowing disorders are also sparse, but a recent survey in the Netherlands estimated that they affect as many as 1 in 22015 adults.
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Crushed by the destruction of Europe, his "spiritual homeland", he eventually settled in Brazil, where he and his young wife committed suicide together in February 1942 by swallowing poison.
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Now, we were told, there was a slim chance Natan could beat back the tumor by merely swallowing a pill twice a day, with few, if any, side effects.
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