""'7,929 tingling leaves' claimed the front of the bottle. Tingling?
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You're using a tingling lube Finally, some lubes are designed to cause a tingling sensation.
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Regardless, Trump's Twitter fingers are probably tingling as we speak.
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And, I've got to be honest, I'm tingling all over.
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You taste those minerals in the tingling of the wines.
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For some people, this arousal feels like a tingling sensation.
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Some women experience tingling sensations, and others have debilitating pain.
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Soon, my hands started tingling, and I saw only black.
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"It started tingling, but it's not excruciating pain," he said.
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If that sets your spidey sense tingling, you're not alone.
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You know when you use Crest and your mouth is tingling?
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He started feeling symptoms when was on tour, his hands tingling.
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It was cold, but not as spine-tingling as the Cam.
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It ends up with a spine-tingling, sweet, almost childlike naivety.
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Stream some spine-tingling thrillers from the safety of your sofa.
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Some people also report feeling a tingling sensation, particularly during urination.
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"Wallpaper" is the perfect combination of pathos and spine-tingling eeriness.
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Shortly after, I wasn't cold anymore and my hands were tingling.
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"[I had heard that] the device gave a tingling sensation," Vicenty says.
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When your body's lying to mine, senses tingling right through my spine.
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Your clickbait senses might be tingling, but we're dead serious here. Hotels.
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It can start off with weakness and tingling, the Mayo Clinic says.
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At this point, it seems as though Drake's spidey senses started tingling.
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For me, it feels like a tingling where my leg would've been.
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But, from early on, there's a tingling, cathartic uneasiness to this inversion.
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The spine-tingling new score by John Carpenter helps a lot, too.
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The delivery of information created this weird pleasant tingling all over my body.
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"When I saw him, there was a tingling in my groin," Carrey said.
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I used mine on my forearm and found the tingling feeling rather uncomfortable.
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It's not enough to just get a little tingling sensation (like I did).
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It's spine-tingling and a little bit eerie, in the best possible way.
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Not everyone experiences the tingling sensation you can get from watching ASMR videos.
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Below, we pick some of the panels that have our spidey senses tingling.
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Numbness, tingling or burning in arms, hands, feet or legs may also occur.
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Chicken, rabbit and frog bathe in stews tingling with red and green peppercorns.
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Flecks of scotch bonnet peppers leave a pleasant tingling sensation on the tongue.
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It's December, so supermarkets and department stores play the ring-ting-tingling song.
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She also is still grappling with numbness and tingling sensations in her legs.
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The first signs of frostbite including tingling or pain in the affected areas.
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What about condoms with special lubricants that promise a warm or tingling sensation?
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I can feel the stress tingling up my spine and my heart palpitating.
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A tingling overcame my body as the chimes circled my brain like waves.
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Make your own at home in the form of this tongue-tingling dish.
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"My hands are numb and tingling, and it's difficult sleeping at night," he said.
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Its bite causes excruciating pain, followed by numbness, tingling, vomiting, and sometimes even death.
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Over two opulent albums, the Las Vegas quartet delivered spine-tingling, arena-rock catharsis.
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Bockbrader says some patients may feel a buzzing or tingling sensation from the stimulation.
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Sarah Gadon – the show's shining light – gives a spine-tingling performance during Grace's confession.
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Here are 10 shows that get our Spidey senses tingling at this year's NYCC.
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Of course, if you're any good at math, your spidey senses might be tingling.
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Beta-alanine can help reduce muscle fatigue, but it may cause a tingling sensation.
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Contrary to popular belief, the tingling or itching sensation doesn't mean dehydration at all.
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Other than the initial tingling, I don't notice any overt reaction from my skin.
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In the short term, plassers have reported fatigue, tingling sensations, anemia and blacking out.
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Oral allergy syndrome can also cause itching, tingling or swelling in or around the mouth.
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Symptoms range from tingling and burning sensations to fatigue, concentration difficulties, nausea, and digestive disturbances.
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The original book, the start of a series, featured spine-tingling artwork from Edward Gorey.
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The magnet created a tingling sensation as it sucked the mask out of our pores.
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It has a tingling sensation on application because it contains glycolic acid — which is strange.
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Tingling is fine for about 20 minutes, as long as it's just a light tingle.
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I'm pretty sure everyone's knuckles and knees are tingling from the same bizarro adrenaline rush.
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Mariota is bothered by numbness and tingling in his fingers that is affecting his throwing.
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I develop weird new symptoms: tingling in my face and feet, chest pain, constant vertigo.
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I don't know about you, but both my hypebeast and tree-hugging sensibilities are tingling.
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However, if the tingling feels painful or numb, it might indicate an underlying health condition.
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Then, with the arena still tingling with the exhilaration of the music, came the explosion.
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Former world number eight Tipsarevic finished off a nerve-tingling news conference in forthright fashion.
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I used to get really bad anxiety, and I would get tingling in my hands.
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"You can have tingling sensations and be aware of very early-onset lesions," he said.
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Plus, there was a major tingling sensation that is not as pleasant as the instructions seemed.
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"You're probably here because we've got your taste buds tingling for something special," reads the website.
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Patients should expect to feel mild to moderate pain and experience bruising, swelling, numbness, and tingling.
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Every time he stood up, his body was hit with a rush of sharp, tingling pain.
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Fans of the videos say the soft sounds give them "tingling " sensations and help them relax.
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G. Some victory anthems lose their spine-tingling powers after too many listens, but not Kesha's.
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Moments after the final blow had been landed, film of the spine-tingling knockout went viral.
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Watch: ASMR is a growing obsession, whose tingling sensations are making brands and YouTube creators money
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Pain or tingling preceded some instances of sweating blood, while several patients experienced headaches or hypertension.
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The device offers both paresthesia-based and subperception therapies, essentially with and without the tingling sensation.
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Other patients experienced tingling, prickling or burning sensations, which are often markers of peripheral nerve damage.
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"It has a herbal, tingling, and citric acidity that makes it really fresh," Domingues points out.
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ASMR, or autonomous sensory meridian response, is a pleasurable tingling sensation in the head and scalp.
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Let me tell you, when it comes to upsets in 2018, our spidey senses are tingling.
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You may feel the hands have a burning or tingling sensation or feel itchy and irritated.
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But it's a certain quality of a voice that creates a relaxation and sort of tingling.
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Mr. Butterfield and Mr. Connellan plunged into the bayou, their bodies tingling from the electrical current.
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Some even say that the tea tree oil provides a lovely tingling sensation that feels invigorating.
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A host of neurological symptoms — numbness, tingling, vertigo and fatigue — bound me to a reclined position.
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Defensive boxers are wildly under-appreciated by paying fans who are thirsty for spine-tingling knockouts.
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In these cases, the tingling feeling is accompanied by other sensations, such as pain and numbness.
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He had a sensation of tingling in his hands, as if they had gone to sleep.
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Symptoms of B12 deficiency include breathlessness, exhaustion, poor memory and tingling in the hands and feet.
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Spine-tingling slides and race tracks with hairpin turns aren't only found at theme parks anymore.
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Now 2I Borisov has astronomers tingling again, ready to follow its outbound run with their telescopes.
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Mercury poisoning symptoms include tingling in the hands, feet, or mouth, dizziness, memory problems, and irritability.
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How A.S.M.R. Became a Sensation The brain-tingling feeling was a hard-to-describe psychological oddity.
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Plus, she had begun to feel strange shooting sensations, tingling, and numbness in her left leg.
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There are millions of people who watch YouTube ASMR videos to experience a mysterious tingling sensation.
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Some viewers find the videos relaxing because the techniques can trigger tingling in their scalps and spines.
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This formula has a bit of both, and it has tingling mint oil to stimulate the scalp.
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Since this morning, our Zara senses have been tingling, telling us that we should expect a sale.
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Johel began to sense that strange tingling in his skin that always accompanied the arrival of Ogoun.
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The crazy part is, it can also have effects like tingling, visual experiences or semi-lucid dreams.
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When they reached it, I was startled by a tingling sensation in my fingertips—a phantom touch.
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Her warm sound carried the elegiac vocal lines beautifully and mingled with the diaphanous, tingling electronic sounds.
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I give it a whirl, and within ten seconds, my body is tingling from head to toe.
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My clitoris definitely started tingling, and every usual sensation I get with regular orgasms seemed amplified somehow.
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Wiggly lines indicate the tingling of spider senses, while electronic bursts signal the presence of interdimensional static.
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On Campus Do you have a spine-tingling story to share about your school or alma mater?
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Do you have a spine-tingling story or creepy legend from your current school or alma mater?
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These spine-tingling stories all happen to be true — and, in some cases, even stranger than fiction.
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It's not that "The Wrong Man" strays from the spine-tingling elements it establishes at its beginning.
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When the areas are rewarmed and the spasm resolves, blood flow resumes, often causing tingling or throbbing.
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"My hands started tingling a little," I offer, feeling like this answer isn't sexy enough, deep enough.
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Those experiencing ASMR say that the sounds in Lee's videos cause an intense tingling sensation on their skin.
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That got my spidey senses tingling and I started reading about collateralized debt obligations and credit default swaps.
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Many YouTubers quietly narrate their motions to add to the effect, which can give viewers a tingling sensation.
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I applied the pink clay to my face post-cleansing and felt an immediate tingling and tightening sensation.
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You put the electrodes wherever you have muscle pain, turn on the device, and feel a tingling sensation.
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This came in the wake of a year of confusing health complications, constant nausea and tingling, she said.
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Instead they end up sending confusing and intermittent signals, which your brain interprets as tingling or just numbness.
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The side effects range from dizziness, tingling, and carpopedal spasms, which is basically flapping your arms and legs.
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But her girls' eyes are bright and tingling, wonky and uneven with the alertness of the very young.
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It took a full month for Copeland to start feeling anything more than tingling in his right arm.
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But I knew I had truly arrived in Alemão when I heard the spine-tingling sound of gunfire.
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Completely unexpectedly, I feel my tear ducts tingling and, for a split-second I almost envy the mouse.
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It comes out of the tube smoothly and gently lathers without abrasive microbeads, artificial fragrances, or chemical tingling.
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Some fans say the amplified sounds give them relaxing, tingling sensations—a sort of eargasm if you will.
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Over the following weeks, the numbness morphed into burning, tingling, stabbing pain that spread all over my body.
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Just as she was going to bed, she felt a sudden tingling in the palms of her hands.
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On the other, I want to go on enjoying the tingling suspense, the anxious happiness, of not knowing.
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I felt a tingling in my hands not unlike the early-morning symptoms of my carpal-tunnel syndrome.
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I used strategies, such as counting breaths to stay focused, and mentally noting each distraction — Thinking. Hearing. Tingling.
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Davis said the elbow itself felt fine but was experiencing tingling and numbness in his hand and fingers.
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Everything the coconut mix touched became a more vivid, lavish version of itself, tingling with heat and sweetness.
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Cyborg stole the show, from her spine-tingling entrance backed by her Brazilian chorus to her emphatic display.
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Symptoms of food allergy range from mild tingling and hives around the mouth to a severe life-threatening reaction.
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For starters, many say that the treatment itself can be painful, and feels like pulling, tugging, pinching, or tingling.
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And her eyes dart around suspiciously, heart-breakingly, as Gustavo Santaolalla's melancholy Spanish guitars begin tingling in the background.
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From a "rollercoaster" to "tingling" (okay, and pooping), here are some unfiltered accounts of what anal sex feels like.
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People often experience tingling sensations, and ASMR video creators describe what they do as akin to massaging the brain.
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The thick green mask has a tingling effect that felt refreshing after a Memorial Day weekend in the sun.
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The sinus-clearing, tongue-tingling stuff we're acquainted with is mostly horseradish dressed up in a bright-green costume.
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The strangest feeling is a tingling on my forearms and I can see the hair on my arms rising.
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And if it leaves a tingling feeling afterwards and a flushed, irritated face, then it must be really working.
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All of these words invoke the tingling, heart-pumping, all-over 'yum' feelings many people associate with having sex.
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There was a warm, tingling feeling in my legs—I guess that was my legs going out on me.
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Some of the ingredients can actually dry out the lips —menthol, camphor, and phenol— that gives the tingling sensation.
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It's better, but I now notice that every time it gets cold, I feel tingling all down my arm.
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Afterward, Sandra says that it didn't hurt at all — just a bit of tingling and burning toward the end.
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With supreme will, and a weird tingling in his face, Matt managed to regain some control over his circuitry.
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I felt tingling in my shoulders and upper back, which I've been told is where I hold my stress.
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This can lead to symptoms such as numbness, tingling, loss of coordination, vomiting and diarrhea, according to the CDC.
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Initial symptoms of tingling or burning pain within days develop into a red bumpy rash and very painful blisters.
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The symptoms start with tingling in the arms and legs, which can quickly spread to paralysis through the body.
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Her pediatrician said [the finger tingling] sounds neurological, and the only thing left to do is a brain scan.
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These are the arty, elusive songs fans always wanted, gliding and tingling through gauze, glimmering with arch, wispy indirection.
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Tyson says his father's symptoms first appeared in September when Frischknecht experienced dizziness and a slight tingling in his face.
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"There's this endless ability for new scenarios in which the soothing and tingling can occur," explains Tolan in the interview.
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For products like those, tingling can be okay if it is short (three seconds or less) and intermittent (not daily).
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In 2016, Abby Beckley felt an itchy, tingling sensation in her eye, and wrote it off as a stray eyelash.
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You push the two earcups towards your ears to experience what I can only describe as a cool tingling feeling.
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The bizarre videos often include someone whispering into a microphone and are said to give viewers a tingling, relaxing sensation.
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After the tingling and irritation, lips feel dry and cracked again, causing people to reach right for the lip balm.
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While they waited to see a doctor, Hughes's arm started tingling, and she turned to her mom to tell her.
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ASMR is a unique condition characterized by tingling sensations along the scalp neck and shoulder when triggered by certain sounds.
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The music reverts irresistibly to the spine-tingling entry of the West Wind, as if this is all that matters.
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Meiselas captured them both gazing off to a point outside the frame — a shared private moment tingling with youthful eroticism.
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Scary Stories and Goosebumps are dark in the more obvious sense — they're meant to be spine-tingling, horror-themed reads.
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Shayna Dunkelman, a dynamic percussionist, drove episodes of the piece with pummeling drum bursts one moment, tingling effects the next.
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That tingling sensation you get when you just know there's going to be another amazing Dunkin' Donuts menu item announced?
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This hormone allows your ligaments to loosen, and your nerves may become pinched, which can lead to a tingling feeling.
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The trailer showed off a chunk of open world New York City, along with some cutscenes that got fans tingling.
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Netflix description: Creepy apps, wishes gone wrong and portals to another dimension: Brace yourself for 10 new spine-tingling tales.
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The symptoms start with tingling in the arms and legs, and it can quickly spread to paralysis through the body.
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People in the room are calling out what they feel—tingling in their feet, a heavy clitoris, shooting in their calves.
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Symptoms range in severity, according to the Mayo Clinic, but usually start with tingling sensations in a person's fingers or toes.
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Buxom's Full-On Lip Polish definitely temporarily inflated my lips and the tingling was minimal, but the glossy finish confused me.
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She wasn't taking pain medication so she could report all of her symptoms — the tingling and pain — to her physical therapists.
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As a child, I was characterized as a "boy-girl" even before I knew the tingling, complex beauty of being gay.
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But several minutes later, its effects suddenly hit: My entire body was tingling, I couldn't stop giggling, even my toes curled.
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Depending on where you are, glance outside to either bask in the heat or imagine it tingling on your skin soon.
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There was a tingling, a feeling of warmth, a serenity that flooded your body, as soon as you awoke this morning.
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Spider-Man just leapt into the final shot of the Captain America: Civil War trailer, tingling spidey-senses across social media.
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During his session, Erik began to experience numbness in his legs, tightness in his chest and tingling in his left arm.
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However, it's also associated with a tingling or itching sensation that some people find intense or uncomfortable, although it's not harmful.
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The drugs also produced side effects in some children, such as fatigue, dry mouth, and tingling in their hands or feet.
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Other common symptoms are shortness of breath, sweating, feeling dizzy, feeling like you're choking, and numbness and tingling in your extremities.
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Set to the Inuk artist's spine-tingling growls, the video features footage of towering rigs, tar sands protests, and congested highways.
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He acknowledged that he was still dealing with what he described as "nerve damage" that was causing numbness and tingling sensations.
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Some tingling in his lips and a cold feeling in his body were the only major physical reactions to the drink.
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When I've found the right book, and I'm reading it the right way, reading is fun — head-tingling, goosebump-raising fun.
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The hands tingling is one, the most common one is the pain in the arm, but what's really common is queasiness.
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This is a tingling sensation, usually starting in the crown of the head and moving to other parts of the body.
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Definitely helping matters are these six character GIFs by Tumblr user Flux Machine, who specializes in spectral, spine-tingling motion graphics.
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Andrew Barker, Variety: But as spine-tingling as a number of individual scenes are, the film struggles to find a proper rhythm.
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The end result is typically a "burning, itching or tingling" feeling for a few hours after coming in contact with the plant.
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Symptoms appear a few days after exposure to Zika, and include weakness or tingling sensations in the legs, arms, and upper body.
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Or, well, it's pleasant if you like having a tingling sensation run around your ears and all the way down your spine.
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" It's also scored around star Jennifer Hudson's fallen-from-grace Grizabella and her spine-tingling rendition of the production's famous song, "Memory.
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Forty-five minutes later, he started to experience a tingling sensation, the beginnings of an acid trip, that would last nine hours.
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McGough said the device's two wires, attached to a bandage-like patch on the forehead, provide something of a light tingling sensation.
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He felt its tingling grip when he was seven, struggling to be good enough to be allowed to play his father's piano.
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It's a complicated term that refers to a tingling sensation that occurs when listening to certain sounds, and it's a YouTube phenomenon.
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She also found she could help other people, like one woman who said she was experiencing tingling in her hands and feet.
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The tingling sensation of the bubbles in one's throat feels like soft drinks, beer, or Champagne, but without their nasty health effects.
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Ever noticed that when you stick a finger in your belly button you can feel tingling around your bladder and pelvic area?
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She had tingling and numbness when she raised her arms and was too weak to open a jar or a heavy door.
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More ominously still, the numbness and tingling that preceded the weakness in his arms and legs had recently moved into his face.
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Ritch said he has diabetes and neuropathy in his feet, which causes a tingling feeling or numbness, and has some trouble running.
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That nagging sensation at the back of your mind, the tingling that goes off anytime someone mentions the upcoming historic solar eclipse?
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When my husband's daughter Maddie came back from summer camp in 216, she was feeling a lot of tingling in her digits.
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What happened next was spine tingling -- 'cause Felix and his teammates began to cry on the mound ... and the crowd went CRAZY!!!
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And finally, there's the dandy, Milton Tingling (Benjamin Crotty), who for his journey has packed a truly staggering number of neck scarves.
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Other physiological sensations include tingling hands, buzzing, or changes in the temperature of the hands, according to the International Association of Reiki Practitioners.
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Chilled cuts of beef tendon are sheer texture — a gelatinous medium for a bright, not-too-greasy oil with a lip-tingling tickle.
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Angel could feel the booze tingling in her brain and buzzing with each pulse of her heart to the tips of her toes.
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It's when a sound triggers a physiological response from your body—perhaps a slight tingling that starts at the nape of your neck.
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Another new highlight: McEntire's spine-tingling trio with Kelly Clarkson and Trisha Yearwood on "Silent Night," which also appears on Clarkson's Christmas album.
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Patients stricken with Guillain-Barré suffer a sudden onset of weakness and tingling in the arms and legs followed by total body paralysis.
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Polyneuropathy, a symptom of the disease, is the simultaneous malfunction of peripheral nerves in the body resulting in tingling, numbness and kidney dysfunction.
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Non-existent. You might feel a prick similar to that of a pen tip pressing down for an instant, or a slight tingling.
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"My hands are numb and tingling, and it's difficult sleeping at night, and I was working in the field every day," Bae said.
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About 30 people were affected, with symptoms ranging from eye irritation to breathing problems and a tingling sensation in the throat, Vaughan said.
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The spray very quickly evaporates and leaves my hands quite dry, though with a slight burning or tingling sensation, which is not unpleasant.
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I don't think there's any danger of MSNBC's Chris Matthews declaring that Sanders' voice is giving him a stirring tingling in his legs.
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She was taking a nap outside on her veranda when she woke up with discomfort and a tingling sensation inside her right ear.
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Lanza's yelps over poppy, skin-tingling beats is impressive and makes for a dazzling record that should soundtrack the rest of your summer.
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His latest work is in the same vein of spine-tingling weirdness, twisting hyperreal scans of nearly naked human bodies like gelatinous worms.
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Their back-to-back bars over the trap inflected flip of Prince Rapid's "Pied Piper", for instance, is nothing short of spine-tingling.
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But be aware that even natural ingredients that create a burning or tingling feeling, like menthol or capsaicin, may leave the skin irritated.
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Lunch comes with a house-made take on gazoz, the beloved fizzy drink, reformulated here with herbs and botanicals into palate-tingling refreshers.
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Grilled caps of donko shiitakes the size of muffin tops are spread with a green goddess dressing with a tingling charge of yuzukosho.
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In the end, yes, wasabi will temporarily plump your lips — and probably give you a tingling sensation that's stronger than that of any gloss.
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If horror movie jump-scares just aren't satisfying your need for thrills and chills, then maybe a spine-tingling novel is what you need.
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But people seek her videos out to feel the tingling sensation that her clips give them, allowing them to unwind or go to bed.
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Also called "gingering," figging creates a warm, tingling, or burning sensation that some people find erotic, intense, humiliating, or painful in an exciting way.
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Her thoughtful piece isn't at all about the tingling sensations or the whispers — it's about being faced with an intimacy you're not ready for.
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The world of fiction podcasts, often referred to as audio dramas, has expanded in recent years to provide a wealth of ear-tingling stories.
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It's usually in the form of visual disturbances like wavy lines, dots or flashing lights, tingling in the face or arms, even difficulty speaking.
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The directions said to leave it on for 15 minutes, but I went a little longer because the tingling felt so nice and refreshing.
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Anyone who's just starting out should never put rope near the neck, because doing it wrong has the potential to cause serious damage. Tingling.
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If you're the person being tied up, it's important to tell your partner when you're experiencing tingling in your fingers, toes, or anywhere else.
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The"tingling" starts in the back of your neck, travels across your scalp, and moves downward, following the line of your spine, he says.
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The massive, immersive paintings that begin with the Umber series and carry her through the 1960s serve as Living Colour's sustained, spine-tingling crescendo.
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Polyneuropathy, a symptom of the disease, is the simultaneous malfunction of many peripheral nerves in the body resulting in tingling, numbness and kidney dysfunction.
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The following day, she developed fever, fatigue, rash, back pain, numbness and tingling in her hands and feet and a heavier-than-usual period.
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I'm talking soothing gels, tingling cleansers, icy-cold eye balms, and face mists that rival those hand-held fans we all brought to camp.
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Red Sox starter David Price (1-1) lasted just one inning, leaving the game after he experienced a tingling sensation in his left hand.
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Roughly $25 poorer, I hop aboard my scooter, wondering whether the incipient tingling down below is psychosomatic or a sign of ozone-induced infection.
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After a spine tingling shootout, the American women's hockey team beat Canada to win the gold medal for the first time in two decades.
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"The peppercorns give you a tingling feeling in your mouth that complements the fizz of the soda, but without burning your tongue," Beatty explains.
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I hadn't seen her alive in 20 years, the same year I started putting words to the warm, tingling feelings I had for girls.
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The point was underlined by the sensuality of Prince's music: his seductive singing, his spine-tingling harmonies, his brittle funk, and his soaring refrains.
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WHO GOT IT: Angela Lansbury, but Stritch would go on to perform numbers from the show to spine-tingling effect at her Carlyle cabaret.
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Onscreen calamities allow us a spine-tingling brush with death without subjecting ourselves to real danger, much like a roller coaster or horror movie.
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Mercury poisoning is marked by a wide range of neurological symptoms, including tremors, anxiety, numbness, tingling, and unusually high levels of protein in urine.
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A person is holding up a phone, registering the skin-tingling oddness of what is being seen through the window of a neighboring car.
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Often, they talk about full body experiences replete with a sensation of tingling extremities that can linger for as much as 30 minutes afterwards.
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A Sicilian-style citrus salad is one way to go from here, the fruit tingling with red-wine vinegar, crunchy with fennel and onion.
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But then, all of a sudden, I feel a tingling, then a sort of buzzing current in my right and then my left arm.
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"I don't know how to do anything other than make what feels good at the time and gives you a tingling feeling," he said.
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Within minutes, you start to feel pain in your neck and lower extremities—symptoms that are soon followed by tingling sensations, numbness, and profuse sweating.
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It's only one or two volts, so the patient feels just a tingling sensation over where the pain is, instead of feeling the actual pain.
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As the skin's temperature drops from 33.8°C to 1 °C, horribly intense tingling starts—not so much pins and needles as swords and daggers.
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Besides, even if you come away from a haunting without anything tangible to show for it, you'll still have a spine-tingling story to share.
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Pros: Soothing and hydrating mask, easy to wash offCons: Avoid if sensitive to citrus oils, might have a tingling sensation if left on too long
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At setting three, I immediately felt a tingling in the electrode pad and started to feel a little disoriented and nauseated, like I was swaying.
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In addition to the ubiquitous nipple clamp, there are suckers, pumps, pendants, pinching magnets, and tingling balms that can show your nipples some serious love.
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The spine-tingling rendition of the traditional war cry was performed by guests at Benjamin and Aaliyah Armstrong's wedding over the weekend in New Zealand.
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Rodriguez had dismissed the tingling on her right side as arthritis, but Belton's insistence -- and long history working with her -- ensured Truglio would take notice.
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Though there have been several jaw-dropping and spine-tingling scenes, here's a look back at the most scandalous happenings ahead of the series finale.
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He said the surgery left his penis with tingling and numbness, and pain when it is touched or when it rains, snows or gets cold.
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There's talk of the mysterious, potentially foretelling power of Cave's writing which, considered in the context of many of Skeleton Tree's lyrics, is spine-tingling.
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And a spine-tingling bit of foreshadowing: Two weeks later, one passenger will be giving an interview about the plane to New York magazine. Why?
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My attachment to Baby Boy was so instantaneous that I could feel a tingling in anticipation of nursing, decades after I last nursed a child.
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My hands were still tingling, and I was unable to sign my name after my brain scan, because I couldn't remember how to spell it.
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After my first few applications, I got used to it and even started to crave the tingling feeling because it leaves my skin absolutely glowing.
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OK, she might not be as seasoned as spine-tingling YouTubers who've made the genre an artform, but it still could get you to sleep.
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The condition causes the body's immune system to attack the nerves, and begins with weakness and tingling in the extremities, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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That's why your Spidey senses must be tingling after seeing the latest poster for GOT season 7, which puts the Night King front and center.
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The nurse planned to fit her for braces to keep the condition under control and explain why the tingling was happening in the first place.
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ASMR, which stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, is a tingling sensation in the body caused by audio and visual triggers like tapping or whispering.
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On "Platform," she endeavored to make songs meant to trigger autonomous sensory meridian response, or A.S.M.R., which is usually experienced as a pleasurable, involuntary tingling.
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The "Adore You" singer told Stern that he saw a group of men loitering on an otherwise quiet street and his sixth sense started tingling.
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Another star anchoring the ensemble is the clarion mezzo-soprano Lucile Richardot, who recently gave a spine-tingling performance as Berlioz's Cléopâtre at Carnegie Hall.
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The medical staff convinced Howard to switch to mostly peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and eventually the tingling sensation in his fingers and legs stopped.
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The study found several positive effects (from most to least common): euphoria, relaxation, enhanced sociability, increased energy, pain relief, sensory enhancement, and warmth or tingling.
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Jean Rollin (1938-19903), the French director who mixed dreamy erotic imagery with spine-tingling morbidity and occasional Cocteau-inspired cinematic poetics, is another favorite.
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He now works 20 hours a week, but he has neuropathy, a numbness and tingling in his hands and feet, and sometimes has trouble walking.
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A spokesperson told VICE News that 22 employees from 2100 different facilities began reporting symptoms of nausea, dizziness, tingling, and a scratchy throat starting Aug.
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A spokesperson told VICE News that 29 employees from 10 different facilities began reporting symptoms of nausea, dizziness, tingling, and a scratchy throat starting Aug.
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Showbiz analysts' 'Spidey senses' are tingling at the prospect that the latest 'Spider-Man' movie could swoop in and save the struggling summer box office.
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"This whole place, when you come in — even if you're not interested in history — you walk out with your eyes wide open," Mr. Tingling said.
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He then asks his students whether they can sense "qi"-- a warm feeling or feeling of life in their fingertips, often causing a tingling sensation.
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Some of our favorite beauty purveyors have rolled out spectacular Black Friday deals and the thrill of it all has got our spidey senses tingling.
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Patients in Brazil described a creeping inability in their limbs to feel textures, heat and pain, along with sensations of tingling in parts of their body.
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On May 25, 2013, de los Reyes returned to Overlake's emergency department in what he said was "unspeakable pain," and tingling in his waist and legs.
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Loquita Bath and Body, a California-based indie beauty brand, is introducing some very scary bath bombs to make taking a bath a spine-tingling adventure.
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Vegetable relleno, involving a poblano pepper stuffed with cheese and bell peppers and covered with a guajillo-flavored marinara, was lip-tingling-spicy with smoky undertones.
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My scalp started tingling; it felt like I had taken my hair out of a really tight pony-tail, but that pulling feeling wouldn't go away.
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Sincerely, Blur is a blast, and one that really does hold up as a pulse-rising, skin-tingling arcade racer seven years on from its release.
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Grande had built a career on the fizzy, ebullient joy of music as escape: the spine-tingling voice, the thrilling live shows, the polished music videos.
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Searches for the spine-tingling video trend continue to skyrocket with each new one uploaded online — no matter how gory or downright disgusting they may seem.
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If that sounds a little bit James Bond, and you're getting all sorts of action sequence emotions tingling your spidey senses, check out the video below.
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Just breathe through it and the shock will pass and you'll be left with a cool tingling sensation, like you just bathed your brain in mouthwash.
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If he is possessive, dump him without a second thought But I don't have those details, just a vague outline and that ominous, tingling sixth sense.
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Shanahan first got involved in Howard's sugar intervention when his addiction caused tingling in his legs and hands, which kept him from catching the ball easily.
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In one randomized trial conducted in 2016, some participants experienced numbness or tingling sensation in their hands, while some others were unsteady when walking after treatment.
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Bocelli stunned 32,000 Leicester fans with a spine-tingling rendition of Nessun Dorma, wresting their voices from their very bodies and compelling them to croon along.
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The bone-tingling sensation of seeing a recurrent bed frame, a grid of drawers left open while a TV flickers, stirs a sadness inside the viewer.
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"I can still touch places on my calf muscle and feel the tingling up the back of my leg because of the nerve damage," he says.
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Drop is a taste that's comforting and nostalgic—after all, a lot of the Dutch have grown up munching away on this stinging, tongue-tingling treat.
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You have a yeast infection Along with itching or burning and a cottage cheese-like discharge, some people experience a tingling sensation during a yeast infection.
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First, a word concerning Ms. Ferris's blood-tingling debut graphic novel, "My Favorite Thing Is Monsters," which oozes with the secrets and hungers that shadow childhood.
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Others who may be at risk for celiac include people with tingling or numbness in the arms and legs, thyroid disease, rheumatoid arthritis and Sjogren's syndrome.
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Our spidey senses are tingling... Charterhouse Australia nabbed this record on July 28, 2015, with 438 participants dressing up as the web-slinging masked hero in Sydney.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), some people can actually feel a tingling sensation after or while eating seafood contaminated with anisakis larva.
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The first time I use it, I find the lotion quite astringent and notice some tingling, especially on areas where my skin is sensitive due to blemishes.
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But at high levels, it can lead to serious health consequences like vision impairment, tingling in the hands and feet, poor coordination, speech impairment, and muscle weakness.
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If you experience symptoms of mercury poisoning like tingling in the hands, feet, or mouth, dizziness, memory problems, and irritability, call your doctor or a poison center.
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The other spine-tingling scene comes when a jealous Mr Sheeran challenges Jack, in front of his entourage, to write the best song possible in ten minutes.
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He was thunderstruck, and his reaction was physical: hairs rising on his neck, his skin tingling, and his tongue seeming to move over ivory's coolness and smoothness.
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The Emmy-winning Brown asserts his talent with spine-tingling prowess with approximately one minute of dialogue aimed at the man who abandoned him as a baby.
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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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The next day, she came down with Zika-like symptoms, including fever, rash, fatigue and muscle pain, along with numbness and tingling in her fingers and toes.
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The duo flies to India to search for Baba, the "Cosmic Barber of Pushkar," whose famous "World's Greatest Head Massage" videos gave them both tingling ASMR sensations.
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Barbasol Thick & Rich Arctic Chill Shaving Creamis our top choice because it goes on thick and smooth, leaves skin tingling and fresh, and doesn't cost much, either.
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It tasted like a better version of the banana pudding from New York's Magnolia Bakery — a dream version that includes buttery crunchies and gland-tingling passion fruit.
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Part of the problem, of course, is where the feelings are located: Incessant tingling in the ears or the feet is taken seriously as a neurological problem.
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And, with my conspiracy theory feelers tingling, it seems like more than coincidence that his biggest role to date shows him aiding a rebellion in Rogue One.
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I'm partial to food from Sichuan, famous for its ma la — the numbing and tingling spice that isn't hot itself but is often paired with hot chiles.
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ASMR stands for "autonomous sensory meridian response," that tingling feeling you get on your scalp, say, when you hear a certain sound or experience a certain stimulus.
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But all this tingling psychological horror evaporates as quickly as the phantom breath we see next to Cecilia as she stands outside — supposedly alone — one chilly night.
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Tong picked herbs, leaving the leaves whole, so that some bites would be bright and fresh, standing out against others, sharp and sweet and tingling with heat.
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The numbness and tingling in his throwing hand were gone, but he was slowly breaking the habits of last season, the first in which he truly struggled.
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At times, I was able to shut out the world and focus on my breath, the tingling of my toes and face, a warmth in my center.
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She too is noticing the symptoms of mercury poisoning: tingling fingers, numb patches on her hands, her shaking left leg and an involuntary twitching of her lip.
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But as he did so, Familia mentioned something "in passing" to an athletic trainer about minor tingling in the ring finger on his throwing hand, Alderson said.
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Without a doubt, the "Sonic Sauna" was the coolest part of the experience, and the closest I got to the "brain tingling" treatment I was hoping for.
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Such is the premise of science journalist Matt Simon's spine-tingling new book, Plight of the Living Dead: What Real-Life Zombies Reveal About Our World—and Ourselves.
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A condition like Ms. Peck's affects more than the body; when a visit to a doctor was upsetting, her symptoms — including tingling in the face — would flare up.
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Cold sores often start with a tingling or burning sensation on the lip, which turns into a fluid-filled blister that eventually oozes and crusts over, Green says.
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Directed by the now legendary Steven Spielberg, Jaws' spine-tingling premise, iconic score and startling performances turned it into the movie that launched the summer blockbuster in 1975.
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There's little to no downtime associated with MiraDry, which Dr. Anolik describes as an "exciting new procedure," and the most common side effects are swelling, numbness, and tingling.
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If every loud crunch of cereal or hair-tingling slurp of soup makes you want to scream, you may have a real neurological condition — and you're not alone.
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"ASMR is a deeply relaxing and comforting feeling, usually accompanied by tingling sensations in the head," says Craig Richard, PhD, an ASMR researcher and founder of ASMR University.
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Before she launched her first Lip Kit, all Jenner fans were left to do was research lip fillers, over-line, and swipe on an array of tingling glosses.
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On the to-do list are planting rain-sucking gardens and installing a "biorock", a steel structure tingling with electric currents that grows into an artificial coral reef.
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There was a tingling eeriness to knowing—as many people do, with his book out in the world—that whatever I felt during our conversation, he felt too.
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While recovering from surgery, Scissons endured symptoms — numbness in his legs, tingling in his toes — that would lead to another operation, to remove a disk from his back.
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Most systems cause a tingling sensation known as paresthesia, which confuses the brain and causes it to focus on it instead of the pain signals in the nerves.
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About 30 seconds into it — when I saw the black paste soaking over my brows and [felt] the tingling feeling on my skin — I immediately regretted my decision.
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She saw how the feeling had improved her sense of calm, but she worried that the subtext of a "tingling sensation" would hold the group back from legitimacy.
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Most of the time, the glycolic acid stung slightly upon application — but, while noticeable, the sting wasn't painful, and the tingling sensation disappeared about 30 seconds post-application.
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The man explained that the numbness and tingling that he had in his left arm for the past couple of years had suddenly spread to the other arm.
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The sweet smell from the almond oil was pleasant and the tea tree left my scalp with that awesome tingling feeling that lets you know that shit is working!
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It can include a rare inflammation of the lining of the brain that can cause a stiff neck, tingling, a low fever, and vomiting, which is called eosinophilic meningitis.
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New psychological research points to the benefits of ASMR, mostly through the tingling sensation in the back of the scalp that participants say points to an elevation in mood.
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Designed to be used at home while sleeping, it delivers a "tingling" electrical stimulation to branches of the cranial nerve that delivers sensations from the face to the brain.
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" What's left is a fun, insightful trip through the topsy-turvy world of Ariana Grande — plus spine-tingling performances of her hits including "Dangerous Woman" and "One More Time.
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Related: This Is The Naked Palette You've Been Waiting For The first thing I noticed was the disclaimer on the box noting that a slight tingling sensation is normal.
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Ms Taddeo would preserve Cuban entry privileges until a broader immigration reform is achieved: a tough call in a year when voters are tingling at talk of border walls.
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"It will be a spine-tingling ride for anyone who is willing to put the headset on," said Kenya Hardaway, the vice president of integrated promotions at FX Networks.
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A spine-tingling moment came when 102-year-old Geraldine "Jerry" Emmett, born before women could vote in federal elections, announced Arizona's votes for Hillary Clinton — and then cried.
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Stripped of sight, I'd had to squeeze every drop of information I could about the world around me from a plastic square tingling like Pop Rocks on my tongue.
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It was day five and my cockfidante senses were a tingling; it was time to talk about sex, because this is one of the main reasons the ManHood exists.
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Carpal tunnel syndrome is the one everyone's familiar with: It happens when pressure on your inner wrist makes the median nerve swell, which causes numbness, tingling, pain, and weakness.
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By the end of the ride, our bodies are relaxed, slightly winded, and tingling from a combination of the guaro and the hours of bouncing on a wooden bench.
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Though if what you're looking for are pitchers of Bloody Marys before you head to the park, noses tingling with wasabi, head to nearby Mission Dolores on Fourth Avenue.
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So when she starts spotting ghosts around the grand old house, in Henry James's spine-tingling novella "The Turn of the Screw," she doesn't trouble her employer about it.
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"Spider-Verse" celebrates its print origins with bold graphics and mainstays of comic-book style, including thought balloons, printed words and wavy lines to indicate a tingling Spidey Sense.
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Sichuan peppercorns, the dried seed pods of the prickly ash, are actually not a kind of pepper, but a spice that delivers tongue-tingling heat with a citrus accent.
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Barbasol Thick & Rich Arctic Chill Shaving Cream is our top choice because it goes on thick and smooth, leaves skin tingling and fresh, and doesn&apost cost much, either.
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Ms. Admony makes mafroum, a North African specialty, by stuffing potatoes with beef and herbs, frying the packages and braising them in a rich tomato sauce, tingling with cinnamon.
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You have another health condition A tingling vulva is sometimes a symptom of some other conditions, including multiple sclerosis, vulvar cancer, persistent genital arousal disorder, and restless genital syndrome.
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With topiramate, or Topamax, an epilepsy drug, they can include cognitive and mood changes, weight loss, allergic glaucoma, loss of sweating, kidney stones, and tingling of hands and feet.
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Robert Louis Stevenson freely admitted that in writing "Treasure Island," he stole from the best: Daniel Defoe, Edgar Allan Poe, Washington Irving and other masters of spine-tingling adventure.
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Cabbage is fried with pork and fresh chiles, but the appeal of the dish is the way the invisible presence of Sichuan peppercorns sets your mouth and lips tingling.
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One can imagine a kind of Joycean superauthor, capable of any style, turning out spine-tingling suspense novels, massively researched biographies, and nuanced analyses of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Noah and I worked at unhooking our dogs and returning them to their doghouses, and suddenly I was a sweaty mess again, jaw and feet tingling back to life.
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She tripped and fell in the 10K on the second day, and during the final day's marathon developed tingling and numbness that required a trip to the medical tent.
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At one point, Sigur Rós blessed us with a wave of bass sounds strong enough to feel them buzz my nervous system, and that definitely set my high self tingling.
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Kelly suffers from spinal stenosis, causing numbness, tingling and shooting pain in his extremities, according to a video message last week from his wife, Dee Kelly, appealing for his release.
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A simple Twitter search reveals that a critical mass of people thinks the world is suddenly turning into a dark scifi reality, much like the spine-tingling, dystopian TV show.
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Early Monday morning, Kensington Palace announced that our Spidey senses were tingling in the right direction by confirming that Meghan Markle is indeed expecting her first child with Prince Harry.
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Seven buyers of a special edition $298,000 Bentley Continental GT Speed not only received a matching watch, but went on a spine-tingling ride with the Breitling aerobatic jet team.
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Zuvuya's second album, Shamania, is more dance-driven, littered with throat-tingling didgeridoos while Dream Matrix Telemetry, true to its initials, mirrors an experience with N,N-dimethyltryptamine, or DMT.
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It's a sensation that causes intense relaxation often described as a tingling sensation that starts at the top of the head and moves down the spine and through the limbs.
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So how can we avoid that tingling of guilt whether it's about missing a soccer game or leaving the office earlier than usual to attend a Habitat for Humanity meeting?
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According to DeFazio, if you are deficient in vitamin B12, you may experience numbness or tingling in your extremities, balance problems, an inflamed tongue, brain fog, weakness, and overall tiredness.
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Mitski, an Asian American, belting out the lyrics to "Your Best American Girl" is skin-tingling but also references a very specific experience positioned next to a usually white identifier.
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While mostly symptoms are mild, they can include tingling or numbness in the face, arms, and legs, headache, dizziness, loss of coordination and in rare cases, paralysis and respiratory failure.
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He first felt discomfort in his lower back and tingling in his leg late during the 2012 season, which he thought was caused by the sport's day-to-day rigors.
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As you notice the sun tingling on your back, the beads of sweat between your brows, or a sticky residue on your skin, try to do so with nonjudgmental awareness.
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Family and friends in attendance included Stafford's fellow soap stars Finola Hughes, Tracey Bregman, Maura West, Nadia Bjorlin and Christian LeBlanc, who were treated to a spine-tingling selection of sweets.
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A terrific cast (which also includes Ron Livingston and Lili Taylor) and the director James Wan's crafty deployment of jump-scares make this movie as entertaining as it is spine-tingling.
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The feeling of your breath, the tingling that goes down their spine, and the little hairs that stand up on the back of their neck when you whisper certainly help, too.
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The unidentified patient, who was undergoing treatment for leukemia, began to experience the allergic reactions—including tingling and swelling of the tongue, lips, and throat—soon after the bone marrow transplant.
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The depression, the PTSD, the pain he felt in his right arm—the pins and needles and tingling—was directly related to the psychic impact of that half-second of impact.
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It uses ASMR, autonomous sensory meridian response, which is a technique that uses various sounds, such as tapping on glass or whispering, to make people feel a calming or tingling sensation.
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This fable of mice and (wo)men manages to be warm, whimsical, and spine-tingling all at once; I reread it every Halloween and find myself deliciously creeped out every time.
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He gave ten volunteers a large dose of psilocybin—the active ingredient in magic mushrooms—and ten an active placebo, nicotinic acid, which caused a tingling sensation but no mental effects.
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All told, Fox's adaptation wasn't a terrible way to spend 180 minutes (commercials included), and yielded a few of the spine-tingling moments that are at the heart of these exercises.
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"With this video I took a more minimal approach to my filmmaking and unlike my previous sometimes CGI-heavy maximalist creations, this piece is rather raw and thought tingling," she said.
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Between its dark plot and chilling performances by Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal, Tom Ford's "Nocturnal Animals" is one of the more spine-tingling movies recognized at this year's Academy Awards.
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I got that same tingling on my skin as I had the night before, but my memory is short, and I'd forgotten that that's the way it all began last time.
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If your Odey senses were tingling at a trampoline park in NJ this weekend ... it's because #13 was there in a full Spider-Man costume -- and the story is pretty great!
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But we can also come back to the sounds we're hearing in the moment, or the sensation of our hands or feet tingling, or the sight of a tree or table.
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So, you could also feel a little bit of the tingling from after having an acid on your face and then the hydration coming back, &aposcause acid does dry you out.
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As we walked, Mr. Robles picked soon-to-be garnishes the color of lipstick that tasted like black pepper and bright yellow bulbs that left a tingling sensation on my tongue.
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Then we came across one that appeared to fit the description, but a tentative lick soon proved it inedible, as it left a tingling, numbing sensation on the tongue announcing its danger.
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Kelly, 46, of Virginia, was diagnosed with MS nearly a decade ago after doctors found lesions in her brain and she experienced double-vision, tingling, numbness, headaches, confusion, and a drop-foot.
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The first trailer for the highly anticipated sequel to 2017's It has arrived, and the outwardly bucolic world of Stephen King's Derry, Maine, is as eerie and spine-tingling as ever.
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The spine-tingling production on this version of the track feels like that magic moment when two people suddenly "get" each other and here Abra's despair turns into hope in audial Technicolor.
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Or, perhaps a better example, moving your hand up until you feel a tingling sensation signifying the air conditioning controls, before swiping left or right to turn the temperature up or down.
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What is so spine-tingling about the scene is that Martin blurts out the death sentence in a hurry, with no emotion, and there are no reaction shots of the appalled Steven.
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A forensic dissection of the selfish mind-set wrought by first-world entitlement and desensitising technology, it is somewhere between a blackly comic soap opera and a spine-tingling gothic horror movie.
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For me, scrubs are far too greasy and I don't enjoy the tingling (read: burning) sensation and subsequent dryness associated with lip products that irritate your lips into a slightly fuller appearance.
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And she has proven enough times that she's got the pipes for Bowie's choral-esque warble, in particular with her spine-tingling performance of "The Star Spangled Banner" at the Super Bowl.
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That's the case with carpal tunnel syndrome and meralgia paresthetica, a common condition in which a pinched nerve in your pelvic area causes painful tingling or burning felt in your outer thigh.
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Tennessee Titans: Quarterback Marcus Mariota experienced tingling in two of his fingers, and the Titans are not sure when he will be ready to return from an elbow injury suffered Week 1.
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The next day she developed a number of symptoms associated with Zika, including fever, fatigue, a rash, back pain, swelling of the extremities, and numbness and tingling in her hands and feet.
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The formula also uses peppermint oil, which is antibacterial and antifungal, so it's great for those who want to treat dandruff without the tingling sensation that some anti-dandruff shampoos can have.
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The sensory effects, particularly those created by the megaphones, are profound, not unlike the tingling feelings people get while watching online A.S.M.R. videos, which depict a phenomenon called autonomous sensory meridian response.
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With tingling hands and feet and a ringing in my ears, I laid down while he got me some water and a bowl of pretzels (the big ones that don't mess around).
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The best way to experience it is not to try to make sense of any of it, but to just let it draw you inexorably along to its final, spine-tingling resolution.
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As much as I was experiencing the tingling anxiety of pre-show jitters, I felt like I had to take the opportunity given to me that is not afforded to many gigs.
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Josh Barone wrote about a new production of Poul Ruders's tingling, tense operatic adaptation of "The Handmaid's Tale" that's opening in Boston, on which Margaret Atwood based her novel's dystopian, theocratic Gilead.
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This is pretty awesome ... fans at Thursday's LAFC game unveiled a HUGE tribute to Kobe and Gianna Bryant -- and started a stadium-wide, spine-tingling "Ko-Be" chant at the same time.
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For deGrom, it helped that the main nuisance of 13 had been addressed: the pesky ulnar nerve in his throwing arm that caused tingling in his fingers and discomfort in his elbow.
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Cumin, ginger, cardamom, licorice, and twenty other spices are tossed in, but all you'll feel is that signature mouth-tingling that renders self-control futile and makes consumption an exercise in stamina.
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BTW ... when it comes to the upcoming fight -- Israel tells us why people better be watching for some fishy stuff in the tilt -- saying, "My Spidey Senses are tingling, if you will."
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I feel a warm, tingling sensation spreading through my chest, my head is buzzing, and it's as if a hand is lifting my eyes a bit, from the inside of my skull.
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These include numbness or tingling of the face, mouth or limbs; weakness in the limbs; paralysis; low blood pressure; irregular heartbeat; chest pain; slow or fast heartbeat; nausea; vomiting; abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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Patients can experience symptoms like fever, weakness, severe headache, and numbness and tingling, as well as a stiff neck, weakness in their lower body, difficulty speaking, light sensitivity, temporary facial paralysis, and irritability.
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The bros announced their reunion Thursday and released a new single and music video at midnight, a loins-tingling track called "Sucker" ... which happens to feature the ladies in their lives as well.
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My pelvic diaphragm and the glans of my clitoris could be described as tingling in the same way my stomach does when I'm hungry and can smell familiar food — known to be palatable.
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A 2001 study found that participants were just as likely to feel effects like warmth, tingling, and overall well-being from holding a fake crystal comparing with holding a piece of real quartz.
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While some people experience nerve pain, numbness, or tingling in the genitals, many people with the virus show no symptoms at all and some may never have another outbreak after their initial one.
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It may be my favorite Le Sia sauce, although it's a close call between that and its near relative, "numbing and spicy," which is propelled into tingling ma la territory by Sichuan peppercorns.
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Friendly and a little mocking, Anna — the central character in Scott Organ's spine-tingling new play "The Thing With Feathers" — is less eager for this conversation than the older guy she's talking with.
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Since meeting him, I definitely have this sort of like tingling sense in the back of my neck of I'm about to get an email from some investors asking how things are going.
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You're about to have an orgasm (or you're having an orgasm, or you just had an orgasm) Similarly, some people report feeling a tingling sensation just before, just after, or during an orgasm.
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Diarrhea, abdominal pain, bloating and other GI symptoms are common in people with celiac disease, but so are "extra-intestinal" symptoms like joint and muscle pain, infertility and numbness and tingling, they write.
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I tried to focus not on my pounding heart or my tingling extremities but on the new green growth on the trees that surround the pond, providing swimmers, in summer, with verdant privacy.
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Other theories have ascribed the popularity of such videos to their triggering of an autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a non-sexual tingling sensation on the skin triggered by certain auditory or visual stimuli.
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Wild Himalayan honey is darker and runs thinner than the honey produced by farmed bees, and as I swallowed the dose the hunters offered me, I could feel a tingling sensation in my throat.
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Since then, news of more casting — along with several spine-tingling teasers and tantalizing Easter eggs for the series as a whole have been revealed in ahead of the show's early September premiere date.
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The ASMR Circus videos are part of a growing online community of people who get a pleasurable tingling sensation in the head, scalp, or back in response to certain auditory, visual, or tactile stimuli.
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My lesbian senses were tingling, and I felt maybe we were on the cusp of something happening, so I wanted to go back and start this before it kind of all kicked off again.
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More than seven years after its launch, the original YouthMud Tinglexfoliate Treatment — the transformative, tingling clay mask-on-crack that kicked off the craze — remains one of Sephora's top-selling products of all time.
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Aside from respiratory issues, 14% of respondents also reported typical mucosal symptoms such as watering eyes or congestion, 10% reported experiencing migraines, and 9.5% had skin problems such as rashes, hives, and tingling skin.
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ASMR, or Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, is a unique condition that has emerged online in the last few years, characterized by tingling sensations along the scalp, neck and shoulder when triggered by certain sounds.
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Humidity hangs in the air; tingling bodies jostle for position on the dancefloor; other things that you traditionally associate with nightclubs are happening because you're in a nightclub and that's what happens in nightclubs.
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The result is that patients, over the course of several weeks, experience tingling in their legs, then weakness in their legs and arms, and in some cases even lose the ability to use muscles.
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Creme Egg and fries tapped into the same palate tingling sensation as dipping your McDonald's fries into your milkshake does: sweet, salty, you know you're being disgusting but you're in too deep to care.
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If you need an extra kick, ask for a generous dollop of harissa, the Moroccan hot sauce made of chili, red pepper, and garlic that is guaranteed to leave your lips plumped and tingling.
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One generous spoonful of this spicy soup is all it takes to feel a sharp tingling in your nostrils and that sensation of a sweat coming over you, like the humidity of noontime Lagos.
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A trailer for the upcoming superhero film "Morbius" includes a poster of Spider-Man that should get fans' spidey senses tingling — and that could be good for Sony Pictures, the studio behind the movie.
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For Milton A. Tingling, the Manhattan county clerk, the value of the records was as evident as the ravaging done to them by time, and worsened by the inability to tightly control the climate.
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The video of the interaction is spine-tingling ... Mike has a huge smile on his face the whole time, and Carl -- one of Boston's all-time greatest athletes -- is clearly loving the moment too.
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When he threw from the normal, lower angle, he said, he felt the tingling and numbness in his fingers that was later diagnosed as thoracic outlet syndrome and required season-ending surgery last July.
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Press dinner, it was filled with reporters and I was having this very weird feeling of tingling all over my body, and I thought I was having an allergic reaction to what I ate.
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It's a collection of spine-tingling music moments from VICE UK staff members, in which we recount specific songs and the lines in them that make us feel good / bad / higher than God / alive.
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This is referred to as the "oxytocin reflex" or the "milk ejection reflex" — and it's commonly accompanied by a tingling sensation in the breasts and milk flowing out, just before or during a feeding.
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"The sherry and dried ginger team up with mustard in the gravy to create a mild, almost tingling heat and a great fortified-wine flavor," says the Chopped judge and author of The Home Cook.
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The day we've been waiting for all week is finally here, and we aren't talking about Humpday: Wayfair just kicked off its biggest sale of the year and our home-shopping Spidey senses are tingling.
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When inhaled, the symptoms can include uncontrollable coughing, fever, headache, difficulty breathing, rapid heart rate, sore throat, runny nose, chest pain, skin redness or a rash, swelling, muscle pain, numbness or tingling, and eye irritation.
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"I closed my eyes and sat quietly, feeling the rhythm of my breath," she wrote, having felt short of breath and a tingling sensation while watching Faria perform surgery on a woman with breast cancer.
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Hands started wringing in 1968, when the Chinese-American physician Robert Ho Man Kwok wrote to the New England Journal of Medicine to complain of feelings of numbness, tingling, and warmth after eating Chinese Food.
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But if your numbness lasts for more than a few minutes or you consistently feel numbness, tingling, or a burning sensation in one part of your body, there may be something more serious going on.
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ASMR, or autonomous sensory meridian response, is a tingling sensation on the skin most often used to refer to the videos that elicit that response, which have surged in popularity in the past several years.
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She'd gone to the doctor some time ago about a tingling sensation, and he had run some tests -- "I think he was trying to see if I had (multiple sclerosis)" -- but he'd found nothing wrong.
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Jerking off with the Pleasure Sweater feels like a Muppet's dosed your dick with MDMA before jumping up and down on it until you have the warmest, strongest, most tingling orgasm of your entire life.
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I was already feeling it, the wine from earlier and the vodka we were drinking too quickly now, I could feel the edges of myself softening, a kind of tingling like a limb waking up.
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Part of the allure could be ASMR— auditory sensory meridian response, that tingling felt in the head or neck that follows watching or listening to something to which the viewer has a highly sympathetic reaction.
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Dr. Hutcherson adds that you should avoid being waxed if you have an active lesion, but also if you have prodromal herpes symptoms (signs that an outbreak is coming), like itching or tingling, as well.
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It was a beautiful coffee table book called "Ancient Egypt," and for some reason I felt a spine-tingling, instant connection, especially when I saw a picture of Hatshepsut, one of the first female pharaohs.
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Feel the suspense as the orchestra plays Bernard Herrmann's spine-tingling score to Hitchcock's classic thriller Psycho on September 13 – 14 at 8 pm at David Geffen Hall (10 Lincoln Center, New York, NY 10023).
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The roll call is spine-tingling but results are what really matter and a quick comparison of Schumacher's first six races of 2001 and Vettel's current performance will really get the heart racing at Maranello.
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In the late 70s, in the spine tingling cold of upstate New York, my immigrant family, from Pakistan, would gathered around our TV to watch CBC's reruns of Mary Tyler Moore every evening at 7.
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Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) is the phenomenon (increasingly popular on the internet) in which directed sound (for instance whispering) causes physical sensations, like tingling; this seems to have influenced Jónsi's composition of the experience.
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It wasn't the smell of grass, the flashes of yellow towels, or the spine-tingling surge from the crowd—he felt all those things, but their worn route through his neuropathways spoke to the cliche.
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And as Turtle gradually comes to terms with her secret hatred for Martin, and begins to take steps to separate herself from him forever, the outcome feels earned — and cathartic and spine-tingling as hell.
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Hundreds of ravenous Angelenos gather in front of the food truck for its lauded tacos al pastor—rich with charred edges, bright with tingling salsa de chile de árbol—served a couple of minutes after ordering.
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Related: Climate Change Is Helping to Spread Deadly Viruses It's been nearly ten years since Kelly's symptoms began, and she said she still has headaches, tingling skin, and "floaters" in her eye that obstruct her vision.
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Most of the liquid exfoliators, alpha-hydroxy acid-infused toners, and skin-perfecting solutions that have started to flood the market are more or less "inspired" by their face-tingling, pore-shrinking, gag reflex-triggering predecessor.
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My "Oh, no, Scandal is going to put Fitz and Olivia back together" senses started tingling during last week's "Stomach For Blood," when Fitz (Tony Goldwyn) became obsessed with putting his presidential library in Rutland, Vermont.
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Common cold, pain inextremity and paresthesia (tingling or numbing) were the most common adverse events in the study, with a higher frequency in both tanezumab treatment groups compared to placebo-treated patients, Pfizer and Lilly said.
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De Soto complained about tingling in her fingers, which the nurse thought could be a symptom of carpal tunnel syndrome (possibly the result of her repeating the same motions day after day in her housekeeping job).
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Meerkat Manor, say, offers much less on the spine-tingling scale but, in sticking around the same place and species for a long time, offers much more on the more-enduring scales of knowledge and humor.
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" Mr. Midkiff said he tapered off Lexapro gradually, about a month ago, "but I am having withdrawal symptoms of shaking, panic attacks, flulike symptoms, nausea, fatigue, night sweats, tingling and numbness in the arms and legs.
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In the case of Guillain-Barré, the innocent bystanders are the cells that encase and protect the nerves in the body, and their destruction causes the kind of symptoms this man had: weakness, numbness and tingling.
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For the people that experience it, ASMR is a tingling sensation on their scalp and back of the neck in response to auditory and/or visual stimuli, and sometimes that feeling can spread throughout their body.
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ASMR refers to the tingling sensation a person might experience when they hear whisper-level sounds like the crinkling of a potato chip bag, brushing of hair, or tapping of fingernails on plastic, Insider previously reported.
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The buildup is slow—as the ginger oils mingle with the delicate tissues of the rectum (or vag or urethra), the recipient will feel a warmth, then a tingling, then more and more of a burning sensation.
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The new study involved only 48 adults, 18 to 25 years in age, many of whom actually didn't report the classic symptoms of carpal tunnel, such as tingling or numbness in the thumb, index and long fingers.
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"Participants were asked about pain levels in our questionnaire, but the physical tests quantified presence of numbness and tingling," said Peter White, a co-author of the study and assistant professor at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
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The best of his works hit like a sucker punch and make you feel history like a phantom limb: an aching, tingling sense of what we have lost, all the omissions of significance from our history books.
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Rolling, house-y A-sides "Merge" and "Skaplee" could be two halves of the same song; while on the flip side, "Rubber" and "Emperor" progress into moody, metal-pinging techno and wonky, brain-tingling R&B, respectively.
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He had no other medical problems — though a couple of years earlier he started feeling a little tingling and clumsiness in his left hand, which doctors then said was caused by a pinched nerve in his neck.
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Like — and this is another version related to not-self — you're meditating on a retreat, and you feel that the tingling in your foot is no more a part of you than a bird that's singing, right?
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So all of these accolades got my golden thimble tingling, especially because Mr. Day-Lewis is famous for actually learning to do what his characters do (and you can see all the needle pricks on his thumbs).
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Patients and fans also tell her that the Dr. Pimple Popper videos can initiate an autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a combined physical and mental state that involves tingling and low-level euphoria, which many people find comforting.
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ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, which is a tingling or static-like sensation people can experience in their brain and scalp from hearing a whispering voice, quiet repetitive sounds, or watching someone do a mundane task.
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For the rest of the day, I did feel a persistent and pleasant light tingling sensation all over my body – similar to the warm feeling of invigoration provided by the recovery period shortly after diving into cold water.
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ASMR is a trait some people have where certain sounds, like soft whispering, trigger a pleasurable tingling physical response in their brain, and there's an entire online community with hundreds of videos designed to elicit an ASMR response.
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I found myself watching the former, who brought the kind of brain-tingling electricity that's easy to unleash if you're a huge hip hop star performing to a bunch of pimms-drunk partiers on a beach at midnight.
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Billie Eilish combines all of these techniques to make some of the most spine-tingling music to ever hit mainstream, and if her smash debut is any indication, this tingly sound just might be the future of pop.
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After the spine-tingling drama of the earlier men's singles final — the longest in the tournament's history — Strycova and her Taiwanese partner finally got on court to bring the curtain down on the fortnight with a straightforward victory.
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A piece of tissue is placed over one side of my face as Madam Boob Slapper massages a tingling lotion over the exposed breast ("You don't need to mention that in the article," she says later, somewhat suspiciously).
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Whether produced by a streaming service or not, the feeling of a quickened pulse and tingling sense of mischief at the sight of a giant pig wreaking havoc in the city is among the greatest pleasures cinema can offer.
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I was rushing out of a department store, headed to a red carpet event in Hollywood and as I walked towards the exit, my eye caught this maroon lace-style one-piece swimsuit, and my fashion senses started tingling.
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On this spine-tingling episode of the Gadget Lab podcast, Mike, Arielle, and Lauren talk with WIRED's Emily Dreyfuss about how the tension between Google and song lyric service Genius could become much more than just a copyright dispute.
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"The other TV shows and movies coming to Netflix on Friday are below (descriptions provided by Netflix):"Creeped Out" season 2 — "Creepy apps, wishes gone wrong and portals to another dimension: Brace yourself for 10 new spine-tingling tales.
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A recent dinner at Le Chateaubriand concluded with a bowl of deliriously ripe strawberries sprinkled with mukhwas — that taste-bud-tingling Indian mix of fennel seeds and candied spices usually found near the cash register at South Asian restaurants.
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If you, like most everyone else with a borrowed Netflix subscription, watched the spine-tingling first season of Stranger Things (spoiler alert ahead), then you'd know that the beloved character Eleven disappears without a trace after destroying the Demogorgon.
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The author Philip K. Dick's baroque, paranoid visions are so endlessly malleable — and so uncomfortably applicable to present circumstances — that they continue to inspire not only big-budget movies and TV shows, but spine-tingling electronic music as well.
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CreditCreditHannah Whitaker for The New York Times When Jennifer Allen watched videos of space, she sometimes felt this peculiar sensation: a tingling that spread through her scalp as the camera pulled back to show the marble of the earth.
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It can spark intense worries about getting coronavirus, feeling like you already have it, obsessing about what might happen if you get it, cleaning, checking, or experiencing physical symptoms of anxiety: like dizziness, breathlessness, tingling, chest pains, and more.
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Like other creators in the field of ASMR — Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response — her videos are defined by a practice of whispering or speaking softly into binaural microphones, coupled with tapping and scratching household objects for a spine-tingling soundtrack.
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In one study published in Nature Neuroscience, led by Zatorre, researchers found that dopamine release is strongest when a piece of music reaches an emotional peak and the listener feels "chills"— the spine-tingling sensation of excitement and awe.
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I didn't feel anything, no influx or energy or tingling sensation or change in temperature, but I liked her temperament and the fact that, for the three of us in the room, there was nothing odd about this at all.
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While no one does the rock star nymph style quite as well as Welch (or the one and only Stevie Nicks, obviously), we've got a a tingling sensation in our faux leather ankle boots that Biel is on to something.
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According to Dr. David Simpson, a neurologist at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, NY, a person should go to the emergency room immediately if they can't walk or feel tingling sensations move up their body to their thighs or arms.
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According to Simpson, if a person can no longer walk or if the tingling sensations they initially feel in their toes travel up their body to their thighs or arms, it's a sign they should go to the emergency room.
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LipSense is infused with a mix of oils and waxes to keep your pout hydrated, but the addition of alcohol may trigger somewhat of a burning or tingling feeling when it comes in contact with a dry or split area.
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Alternating from side of the sound field to the other, brain-tingling YouTube user Maple ASMR whispers the entire Bee Movie screenplay from front to back in a new video, a task that takes just over an hour to complete.
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If you're not among the ASMR-initiated, the acronym stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, which is a complicated way of describing certain sounds or auditory stimuli that can trigger tingling sensations in the back of your head and neck.
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Slime videos can elicit autonomous sensory meridian response, or ASMR, which is "a deeply relaxing and comforting feeling, usually accompanied by tingling sensations in the head," as Craig Richard, PhD, an ASMR researcher and founder of ASMR University, recently told Refinery29.
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But I work hard, and learn to slide across the transfer board, elbow my way up to sitting, velcro myself into the standing machine, and try to tolerate the unbearable explosive tingling in my legs and feet for five minutes.
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There's Peter Parker on a school bus with his Spidey sense tingling, a stoic Captain America sporting a well-groomed beard, Black Panther ordering a city-wide evacuation, and Tony Stark looking reasonably shaken up by the whole Thanos thing.
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There are countless patients I've seen with some small ache or strange tingling, or who were just in the wrong place at the wrong time, and their lives changed forever: a new cancer diagnosis, a stroke, a terrible car accident.
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By that time, I'd become so accustomed to disregarding pain in any form, I insisted I was all right, even as visual auras blocked my sight and tingling numbness overwhelmed my face, lips, tongue and the left side of my body.
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For a handful of spine-tingling minutes on Thursday, 282 paratroopers of the 282nd Airborne Division hurled themselves out of five C-294 cargo planes at 2100,282 feet, like a swarm of birds, toward a cheering crowd of 153,215 people.
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The disease had caused his heart to stop temporarily — hence his blacking out behind the wheel — and was the source of the numbness and painful tingling in his fingers and feet that had plagued him for a couple of years.
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And as the man who helped bring "Lost" into the world, Lindelof knows how to milk the fantastical for every spine-tingling, pulse-pounding moment ... even if his ultimate goal is to keep our feet firmly planted on the ground.
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The menu reflects the grizzled tastes of another era: I pulled the meat and elastic tendon from pickled pig's feet, and marveled at hard-boiled pickled eggs, still tender, dyed purple with beet juice, smeared with nose-tingling hot mustard.
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That is probably because Dietland, an adaptation of Sarai Walker's novel of the same name, goes for visceral, literal commentary, instead of mining UnReal's tendency to drag society's ills with a wink, a nod, and some foul-mouthed insults or spine-tingling subterfuge.
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But everyone involved in this has my spidey sense tingling a bit, if only because they're all so terrific and the source material is so great that I'm tempted to say "how can this possibly go wrong" – which usually doesn't end well.
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Not in the floppy way a skin-dweller gets after drinking beer, or whiskey, or wine, but in a thin, high, and tingling way a body might feel—its mind still free, but now out of reach—after a festival drug binge.
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LONDON — Atmosphere is where it's at on the London stage these days, which is another way of saying that it's difficult to imagine Lorraine Hansberry's play "Les Blancs" divorced from the spine-tingling production now at the Olivier auditorium at the National Theater.
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I rubbed the black-to-white cleanser in my palms before massaging it over my face to activate the tingling sensation, which always made me feel like I was doing something good for my skin (to make up for all the bad habits).
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In the case of the Monarch eTNS system, the stimulation (which feels like a tingling sensation on the skin) is sent from a small, smartphone-sized device to wires that are attached to a patch on the forehead right above the eyebrows.
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But it is thought that an infection might be able to change immune cells in a way that causes the body's own immune system to attack nerve cells, leading to weakness and tingling sensations that can sometimes progress to life-threatening total paralysis.
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A clear spiritual sequel to podcast-turned-tv show Dirty John, Dr. Death takes you on a spine-tingling journey as it unfolds the story of neurosurgeon Christopher Duntsch and the profoundly flawed medical system that allowed him to get away with madness.
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The neurological symptoms in question for a silent migraine are made up of a series of disturbances such as vision loss, flashes of lights or zigzags, numbness, tingling that usually occurs on one side of the body, or an inability to speak clearly.
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You're bobbing your head to a funky guitar riff when, all of a sudden, you hear it: Thirty-eight seconds in, that "spine-tingling squeal" makes you realize this is a song you're going to be thinking about for a loooong time.
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The Prelims: Ortega Dodges Defeat with Thunderous Third-Round Knee After a tribute to late boxing legend and humanitarian Muhammad Ali, and a spine-tingling "Ali" chant from the California crowd, the UFC 199 prelims wrapped up with an interesting featherweight bout.
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After half an hour of stimulation, volunteers spot in test photographs 13% more snipers, makeshift bombs and the like than do volunteers given a "sham" current of 100 microamps (5% of the experimental current) that mimics the skin-tingling induced by the experimental current.
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"Data from over 16,000 nitrous oxide users recruited as part of Global Drug Survey 2015 and 2016 showed that about 4 percent of users reported symptoms that were consistent with developing a peripheral neuropathy—nerve damage—persistent tingling in their feet and fingers," he said.
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They sound like the warmth and sun-tingling-on-your-shoulder freedom of summer, as so much of the album did, but that won't stop them working now too (if you're also in the northern hemisphere and staggering through the final death throes of winter).
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Fire eaters can set their lips tingling with the gin-driven Som Nahm Nah, each sip a tease of fresh ginger and Thai chile, while the pink Toucan Sam, based on shochu, is as elegant a fruity drink as has ever crossed my lips.
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What I didn't know then is that as much as anxiety is a mental illness, growing in dark synapses and neural pathways, it also lives in the body — in the tightening stomach, the knot in the gut, the dizzy head, the tingling extremities, the racing heart.
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Ten weeks before the match, a team of doctors at the Mayo Clinic submitted a medical report to the Nevada State Athletic Commission describing a small hole in his brain's outer layer and noting that the boxer reported a tingling sensation in his hands and slurred speech.
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Nothing short of a blizzard can keep the 89-year-old from this spot, where he sells bottled water and jhal muri, a Bengali street snack consisting of a tongue-tingling blend of puffed rice and black chickpeas laced with mustard oil, green chile paste, and spices.
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The sight is initially spine-tingling, augmented by the loud buzzing, but after standing in that sanctuary for a moment, I began to feel a strong sense of calm and a satisfaction from watching the creatures flit around, conducting whatever business necessary to collectively support their community.
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It's the tingling sensation on the back of your scalp or on your neck when you hear certain subtle sounds: Like a whisper, or the soft drumming of nails against glass, or the lighting of a match -- even the soothing voice of the late painter Bob Ross.
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The most recent multisensory development is the connection between food and autonomous sensory meridian response, or A.S.M.R. A newly defined sensory state, A.S.M.R. is a kind of pleasurable shivering or tingling that spreads along the scalp, upper back and shoulders in response to soothing repetitive sounds.
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Ms. Kohler, a veteran of the Wooster Group who has worked with Richard Maxwell, is also experimenting here with evoking a phenomenon known as autonomous sensory meridian response, or A.S.M.R., a tingling relaxation that supposedly can be brought on by soothing voices, repetitive sounds or pleasing aromas.
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In the meantime, you must keep going, aware that should you feel chills every now and then, or an uncanny tingling in your blood, goosebumps, you must look closely at whatever might be advancing in whatever form, as those waves of irreducible longing wash over you.
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Tony Stark and Bruce Banner are seen with Dr. Stephen Strange and Wong, Peter Parker feels his Spider-Man senses tingling while on the school bus, Loki gets his hands on a powerful Infinity Stone and Black Panther teams up with Captain America, Black Widow and the Winter Soldier.
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Coastal West Africa is up first, and Mr. Caranda-Martin is already tinkering with the opening menu of goat head stew, lamb shanks braised in palm nut sauce, and a mix of seafood — both fresh and fermented — poached in a bright, spicy broth tingling with West African chiles.
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There has been a "what the heck is ASMR" article published pretty much every year since the early 10s, but to recap: "autonomous sensory meridian response" refers to an experience characterised by a tingling sensation and deeply relaxed feeling most often induced by soft talking, scratching sounds, gentle tapping.
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"Government according to Palmer consists in becoming as frantic as ever you can, in mistaking your own tingling nerves for results accomplished, and trying to drown the memory of one failure after another by announcing the inception of the next," The New Republic opined in an editorial that year.
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Later at the reception, at Terrace on the Park in nearby Flushing, Queens, where 250 guests with spine-tingling views of the Manhattan skyline dined on steak, shrimp, salmon and baked chicken, Ms. Sharpton sounded as if she was not about to part with precious memories any time soon.
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Despite the problems with this episode, which may have been more evident to me because I tend to like the stand-alone story lines as opposed to the mythology arcs, it was thrilling to hear Mark Snow's spine-tingling theme and to see the opening credits unchanged from their original form.
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There's also a ton to be said for how refreshingly sparse and simple Dragon's Dogma is—after years of games increasingly packed with OCD-tingling lists of things to do, it's nice to have a game where you just roam around killing monsters, finding treasure, and unlocking awesome new abilities.
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The Good An exterior design that will be a head-turner for decades • High-speed corner carving capabilities • A powertrain that should make even Porsche envious The Bad The interior trim needs a re-think The Bottom Line Acura's all-new NSX is not the spine-tingling supercar I hoped for.
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For me, oh no is usually followed by I'm dying, at which point the physical symptoms of a panic attack kick in: suffocating sensations, rapid heartbeat, tingling in my arms and legs, surges of adrenaline, nausea (a fairly new one!), flashes of heat (also new), dissociation (an oldie but scary).
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Moderated by celebrity superfan Jenna Dewan Tatum, the extra-long panel length has us tingling like a trip through the Standing Stones — an extended timeslot usually signals a screening, so there's a chance fans might be treated to the Season 3 premiere a few months ahead of the show's September return.
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But now we've had a moment to calm down and digest, let's take a look at something else that happened at last night's award ceremony: this Anohni performance, for her spine-tingling track "Drone Bomb Me", taken off her album Hopelessness, which was also up for 'Album of the Year'.
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In an initial study, twelve individuals with a life- threatening cancer diagnosis participated in a double- blind randomized crossover fashion (neither the subject nor the physician knew which treatment was being administered) with either psilocybin or niacin (Vitamin B3), which results in a tingling sensation, and acted as the placebo control.
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When the actual attack hits, it feels like the moment someone jumps out and scares you in a haunted house, except it lasts for 0003, 20, 30 minutes at a time — words flying through my head unattached to any meaning, limbs tingling as if blood supply has slowed to a drip.
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In November at the Shed, this Greek-born, Russian-incubated conductor and MusicAeterna — the orchestra and choir of estimable passion and cultlike devotion to Mr. Currentzis — brought both grace and literally spine-tingling ferocity to Verdi's Requiem, a work that even in good performances can have an audience checking its watches.
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Ten weeks before Ali's match in 1980 against Larry Holmes, a team of doctors at the Mayo Clinic submitted a medical report to the Nevada State Athletic Commission describing a small hole in his brain's outer layer and noting that the boxer reported a tingling sensation in his hands and slurred speech.
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Most of the symptoms patients experience derive not from the mass itself but from the fluid-filled cyst that surrounds it, which presses upon the spinal cord, limiting its blood flow and crushing the delicate nerve tissues, causing, in this patient, the hiccups as well as the numbness, the tingling and the weakness.
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When two public figures as seemingly diametrically opposed as Rihanna and Melania Trump ended up on the same continuum (one that began with them in full pinup mode and ended with both in full cover), my critical hackles went up and the little hairs on the back of my neck started tingling.
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Ian McKellen -- with Dench, one of the group's knighted members -- bucks the odds by being winsomely charming, while Jennifer Hudson, as the worn-down Grizabella, belts out "Memory" and demonstrates that it's possible to briefly conjure a spine-tingling moment even in a bad movie, although nothing to rival her breakout "Dreamgirls" role.
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Banan-o-Graham is a blend of caramelized banana ice cream, graham swirls and graham crunch; Fluffernutter is comprised of peanut butter ice cream with marshmallow swirls, mini marshmallows and peanut pralines; and Spicy Choco-Lit is a tongue-tingling mix of milk chocolate ice cream, spicy fudge swirls and hot cinnamon candy pieces.
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A similar degree of devotion can be inspired by Sichuanese cuisine, which lands on the unsuspecting tongue like the kiss of a fierce lover; you might have conceived of the encounter as a forgettable fling, but it leaves you gasping for air—in thrall to its numbing, tingling fervor and possibly besotted for life.
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Stuck in traffic on Route 160 through Newark, Ohio, on her way to work last month, Cynthia Ravitsky was listening to a discussion about women and heart attacks on NPR's Here and Now show, when she suddenly felt a strange pinching sensation in her chest, followed by tingling and numbness in her right arm.
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At festivals and in clubs around the world, an endless procession of DJs spend their nights with faces slipping into the kind of bleakly blank non-countenance normally associated with grouting, while tingling intoxicators stumble from dancefloor to smoking area and back again, their faces a terrifying blend of bug eyes and tight jaws.
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Here is Trois Familia, a brunch-hours-only box in a Silver Lake strip mall where Ludo Lefebvre joins forces with Vinny Dotolo and Jon Shook for wake-and-bake mash-ups like a tostada crowned with deep purple beets, tongue-tingling "chilaquiles" made with hash browns, and French toast that conjures the flavor and texture of churros.
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Yet research has not been clear-cut on whether texting or general computer use are somehow related to hand and wrist problems, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, a condition that occurs when a nerve that runs from your forearm into the palm of your hand gets compressed at the wrist, leading to tingling sensations or itching numbness.
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That tingling realization that so much remains untold between my parents and me about ourselves and my heritage lingered among my memories as I made my way through The Moon Represents My Heart: Music, Memory and Belonging at the Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA), which highlights immigrant Chinese relationships with and contributions to music across genres.
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In an online posting in July, David G. Schardt, the senior nutritionist for the Center for Science in the Public Interest, noted that symptoms of B12 deficiency include fatigue, tingling and numbness in the hands and feet, muscle weakness and loss of reflexes, which may progress to confusion, depression, memory loss and dementia as the deficiency grows more severe.
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There are bigger cliffs on Baffin Island and smaller but steeper cliffs elsewhere, but no cliff anywhere combines such unrelenting steepness, glassy smoothness and inspiring immensity — horizontal as well as vertical — with a quality of such coherent unity, of being a single solid object so gigantic as to reliably induce a tingling awareness of creation's incomprehensible mystery.
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And options abound: Even those with sensitive skin can book an irritation-free peel as part of a HydraFacial, which produces very little tingling, if any, thanks to a wand that delivers the glycolic and salicylic acids to the skin, then lifts the gunk via a vortex-like vacuum that also deposits nutrients like antioxidants and hyaluronic acid at the same time.
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The CDC describes the effects of eating toxic blowfish thusly: First stage: Numbness and sensation of prickling and tingling (paresthesia) of the lips and tongue, followed by facial and extremity paresthesias and numbness, headache, sensations of lightness or floating, profuse sweating (diaphoresis), dizziness, salivation (ptyalism), nausea, vomiting (emesis), diarrhea, abdominal (epigastric) pain, difficulty moving (motor dysfunction), weakness (malaise), and speech difficulties.
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It all made the corsetry and elaborate hip swathing on view at Ulyana Sergeenko seem stiff and old-fashioned by comparison — situated at one end of the continuum that terminates on the other with the mesmerizing garments made from hand-cast polyurethane, injection molding and laser cutting at Iris Van Herpen, which are mind-tingling in the most interesting way.
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I can always tell when Donald's about to fire someone, because his azure eyes get even tinier and his jowls start to flap like pillowcases in a hurricane, and I get a sensual tingling that's usually reserved for Karl Rove, Mr. Magoo, and my second husband, Gary, who perished of an unknown virus, shortly after relishing a Cobb salad I'd prepared for him.
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"We know that investors sitting around a table are not going to be able to come up with the future because we aren't the ones actively building it, but we've seen enough and built enough in the way of software and scalable businesses that our 'Spidey' senses start tingling when we get on the right track with a founder," Ohanian told CNN Tuesday.
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Mapo tofu will rock your palate with vibrant chili oil and tingling powdered Sichuan peppercorns, while shaanxi dishes like cumin lamb and cold vinegared noodles with cubes of pita bread treat you to flavors and textures you didn't think were available in DC. Also, don't be tricked by their Americanized take out menu which appears prominently at the entrance: it's for rubes and the slow-witted.
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"Often I cannot sleep because my hands are tingling...When I do fall asleep, I see nightmares, my father lying there, blood dripping from his head and nostrils, his eyes popped out in terror..." Flashbacks, reliving the trauma over and over, foggy memory, heart palpitation, disturbing thoughts of killing herself, nightmares, absence of milk from her one breast—these are the symptoms Amini reported to a doctor at the camp.
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Since Atla ambled up to the corner of Lafayette and Great Jones Streets this spring, all the people who run to every new opening in town have been telling me they want to eat chilaquiles for breakfast there; they want the chicken enchiladas for lunch; they want to hide from the afternoon sun with a tall glass of iced tepache, a tingling, off-dry agua fresca Atla makes by letting sugar ferment with pineapple rinds.
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