I'm sorry she was treated the way she was treated.
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He treated me differently than he treated the male writers.
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Women are treated equally rather than women should be treated equally.
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Are you being treated the way you want to be treated?
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No one deserves to be treated the way you treated them.
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Women are used to being treated like Ansari treated his date.
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I'm not being treated the way I want to be treated.
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The women's cases were initially treated as treated as security-related.
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"Nobody should be disrespected, treated the way I was treated," he said.
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"I'm sorry she was treated the way she was treated," he said.
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People treated me so much better than I deserved to be treated.
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What if someone had treated Ivanka the way Ailes allegedly treated those women?
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To get treated the way we've been getting treated lately, it's not fair.
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Back in the day, they weren't treated equally; they weren't treated the same.
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The Army treated everyone equally, but it treated some more equally than others.
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Lifeguards treated 107 people for stings on Saturday, while 523 were treated on Sunday.
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They're treated without pain relief and routinely shamed, judged, and treated as sub-human.
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Most - 520,078 - were treated by male doctors, while 61,719 were treated by female physicians.
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The others were either treated at the scene or treated at hospitals and released.
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We want to be us and be treated exactly the way men are treated.
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Sharon knows the horrors of un-treated as well as under-treated depressive symptoms.
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Yet Miss Chu treated Bella with more sarcasm than she treated the other students.
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It's a disgrace how he's treated, he's treated so badly, like you wouldn't believe.
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Consider how Democrats have treated Ford compared with how the Republicans have treated her.
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At the border, we are not treated like guests — we are barely treated like humans.
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What's being treated as a business opportunity should be treated as a public health crisis.
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"Naturally I cannot accept to be treated the way I have been treated," she said.
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Therefore, it absolutely has to be treated exactly the way Shaw was treated last year.
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"Just as equals cannot be treated unequally, un-equals cannot be treated equally," said Jaitley.
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Patients are treated like widgets, and doctors and nurses are treated like assembly-line employees.
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He constantly asks me whether his father is being treated the way we were treated.
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"I'm sorry she was treated the way she was treated," he said at one point.
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"Puerto Rico should be treated the same way that Texas and Florida have been treated," Rep.
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Infections can be treated with antibiotics, and allergic reactions can be treated with steroids, he says.
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You could hear these things: how they treated my staff or how they treated their workers.
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Prodigy was treated as a publisher before Section 230 and CompuServe was treated as a distributor.
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Nobody deserves or would ever want to be treated the way Kavanaugh was treated last fall.
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We were detained anyway and treated in a way that no human deserves to be treated.
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The researchers also found that women treated by male physicians were the least likely to survive, compared with patients of either gender treated by female physicians or men treated by male physicians.
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In this study, fortunately, the homes unsuccessfully treated with bug bombs were then treated with bait traps.
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Ned Stark never treated Theon like a hostage — he was kind and treated Theon like a son.
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I want everyone that I deal with to be treated as I would want to be treated.
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Yet, how I was treated didn't differ much from how I was treated by men in general.
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"White babies would not be treated the way these babies of color are being treated," he said.
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This was treated at the time, and has been treated since, as a remarkable piece of optimism.
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The Saudis have treated us like body guards, and we have treated them like gas station attendants.
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They want their children to be treated the same way the children of heterosexual parents are treated.
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Most users were blind to them; they treated the bots the same way they treated other users.
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Four victims were being treated at UPMC Presbyterian, and one victim was being treated at UPMC Mercy.
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If you don't, you'll be treated the way all Americans have been treated by Afghans since 2001.
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Some infections like Babesia can't be treated with doxycycline and need to be treated with a parasite medicine.
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Comparatively, mortality was 49 percent for patients treated with ZMapp and 53 percent for patients treated with Remdesivir.
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"If I treated my riders the way Lyft has treated me, I would receive a 1-star rating."
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The entire country knows that one presidential campaign was treated one way and another was treated much differently.
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"We were detained anyway and treated in a way that no human deserves to be treated," Connors wrote.
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She was treated like dirt by her in-laws and she was treated like dirt by the press.
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Ninety-three women were treated with the drug, and 90 were treated with the placebo, or dummy pill.
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She was also treated as the baby of the family while I was treated as a middle child.
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Black people don't feel as if we're being treated unequally — it's a fact that we're being treated unequally.
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I felt that I had been treated way worse than I had ever treated anybody on my show.
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They treated him as a victim, treated unfairly by a society eager to be sympathetic to women's allegations.
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They are America's treasure and they should be treated as such — instead they are being treated as trash.
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He treated everyone equally, with kindness, respect & love - no matter who they were or how they treated him.
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Doctors who treated the victims Doctors and nurses in three hospitals treated more than a dozen people injured.
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The ampakine-treated rats spent less time exploring new areas than the placebo-treated rats, which the researchers attribute to the ampakine-treated rats having better memories and better strategies when it came to exploring.
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In cases where the mother has not been treated or not adequately treated, then the baby can be treated either with a single shot of penicillin or a 10-day course of the common antibiotic.
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Patients treated by female physicians had lower mortality and lower hospital readmission rates than patients treated by male physicians.
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Farmers "will be treated better than they have ever been treated before!" if a deal is made, he tweeted.
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And yet, the way he treated us all, the kindness that he treated us all was a powerful thing.
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They weren't treated very differently from the way black people in this country were treated when there was slavery.
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And yet this is how I am treated and will continue to be treated until I am set free.
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"Not once have I been treated like how this woman treated us," van Amstel said of the substitute teacher.
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"He's being treated like a serious candidate, and his ideas are being treated like they are serious ideas," said Kessler.
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Spencer&aposs mother was being treated at a hospital after the incident, while the injured man was treated and released.
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The first litter produced by the treated mice was approximately six weeks later than the mice who were not treated.
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Over a 15-month period, researchers compared results in patients treated with the drug with those treated with a placebo.
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"I wanted her treated the way I would want my family to be treated if they needed help," he said.
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Given the stakes, it is necessary to ensure that our ally is treated the way it deserves to be treated.
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Spanish footballer Marc Bartra was treated for wrist injuries and a police officer was treated for shock following the attack.
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Hemp has been treated like marijuana For decades, the federal government has treated hemp just like any other cannabis plant.
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The EPA said crops already treated with flubendiamide or that may be treated with existing supplies can still be sold.
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Probably only 10 percent of wastewater worldwide is being treated at all, let alone being treated to a safe level.
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Video games are evolving to a place where they are treated like athletic sports, and the gamers treated like athletes.
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Brown deserves an apology, and I am very sorry the Milwaukee police treated him in the fashion he was treated.
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But, he adds, the number who might ultimately be treated will be less than the number who could be treated.
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"It is not a benign diagnosis, and it absolutely can be treated and needs to be treated," Dr. Rosen said.
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"You could say it's a problem that Swedish citizens are treated very differently from how foreigners are treated," she said.
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It's not that historians have treated Bush poorly, as Alter intimates; rather, it is Bush who has treated history recklessly.
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And yet this is how I am treated and I will continue to be treated until I am set free.
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Nunberg said he's "not a fan" of Trump, adding that the president treated treated him "very badly" during the campaign.
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Soon, Medicare plans to follow suit, with potentially massive implications for how pain is treated—or not treated—in America.
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The clinicians I interviewed who have diagnosed and treated hundreds of DR cases collectively agree that it can be treated.
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AS AN AMERICAN, I THINK WHAT WAS IMPORTANT IS LET US BE TREATED FAIRLY WITH HOW THE U.S. BANKS WERE TREATED.
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It can be treated with oral hydration solutions and antibiotics but spreads rapidly and can kill within hours if not treated.
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Senators are treated as princes when they travel overseas, briefed by grizzled American generals and treated to tea by local potentates.
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Domestic consumption of foreign cuisine is treated as an "import", whereas foreign consumption of domestic cuisine is treated as an "export".
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And about as many feel she has been treated better because of her gender as those sensing she's been treated worse.
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It can be treated with oral rehydration solutions and antibiotics, but spreads rapidly and can kill within hours if not treated.
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Clothing can also be treated with insect-repellant products containing the chemical permethrin, and some clothes can be purchased pre-treated.
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"The Internet should be treated as a utility and should be treated also as the infrastructure of global development," he said.
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And that impacted the way that I was treated, the way my parents were treated, and the way we experienced life.
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If we treated ourselves the way we treated our best friend, can you imagine how much better off we would be?
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The Republican elite treated Mr. Trump as it would have treated a fairly ordinary candidate, even as he said extraordinary things.
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Seven workers were wounded and were being treated for severe burns, with four of them being treated in the capital Tirana.
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"The SPCA would not allow animals to be treated the way human beings are being treated at this facility," he said.
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It can be treated with oral rehydration solution but the disease spreads rapidly and can kill within hours if not treated.
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Rather than being treated as a rogue regime bucking international laws, Kim is being treated as an equal by your peers.
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"Canada has treated us very badly, they have treated our farmers in Wisconsin and New York State very badly," he said.
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At Uber, in particular, the contempt with which the employees were treated mirrored the contempt with which the customers were treated.
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They've also compared how immigrants were treated during the Red Scare to how they are treated in the United States today.
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We can neither erase the way others have treated us, nor can we hit delete on the way we've treated people.
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Cholera can be treated with oral rehydration solution but the disease spreads rapidly and can kill within hours if not treated.
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Young people were commonly treated Nearly half of the estimated treated fireworks-related injuries were to people younger than 20 years old.
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When enemies are treated as though they lack dignity, they are treated as people to be overcome, not people to be persuaded.
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The review of Iran will be treated in the same impartial manner that all countries subject to similar reviews have been treated.
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She defended herself via a Facebook video, saying that she simply treated him the way she would want to be treated herself.
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First the mother's infection isn't detected or treated; then, if a baby is born without visible symptoms, the child isn't treated either.
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The patient is being treated at the university's Serious Communicable Diseases Unit, where four U.S. patients were treated for Ebola in 2014.
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In addition, it's important to pay attention to how you're treated in your house — and how Johnny is treated in your house.
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"We treated the Marco Rubio campaign in the same manner we treated all other campaigns that suspended," he said in a statement.
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" April 2019: Biden sorry for how Hill was treated Biden told ABC's "The View" that he didn't think he treated Hill "badly.
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Hillary Clinton is a woman, and her ambition and drive are treated differently from other politicians', as Barack Obama's was treated differently.
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Half of the 183 mothers in the trial had been treated with sildenafil while the other half were treated with a placebo.
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Yet as a Japanese-American, he had also yearned to be treated equally and felt that everyone should be treated with dignity.
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I think he was so relieved to see his daughter with someone who treated me the way I wanted to be treated.
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While the law requires women and men to be treated equally, nowhere does it say that men must be treated as women.
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Bottom line: If we treated our body the way responsible dog owners treated their dog, we would live a much happier life.
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The other 22 people injured were treated for minor burns and scrapes, including 12 who were treated at a hospital in Hilo.
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Workforce diversity may mean some employees are treated differently, Davis says, but that&aposs alright as long as they&aposre treated fairly.
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It involved 61 patients treated with the poliovirus vaccine whose progress was compared to historical records of similar patients treated with standard therapy.
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Researchers also lacked data on patients treated at smaller facilities and places that treated fewer than 50 men a year for prostate cancer.
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But for almost all conditions, readmissions decreased significantly for patients treated by a female physician compared to ones treated by a male physician.
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Technically, rosé is made from red grapes treated like white grapes, and orange wine is made from white grapes treated like red grapes.
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And many patients that would have been treated in hospitals twenty years ago are now treated elsewhere, at outpatient clinics, or at home.
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Because as a trans woman, we tend to be treated more as a sexual desire, or treated as an object or a fetish.
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Treasure is being treated at Shriners Hospital in Cincinnati and Demaris and Demetrius Jr. were treated at Women and Children's Hospital of Buffalo.
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FM radio and SiriusXM are treated completely differently from streaming services like Spotify, and even more bizarrely, they're treated differently from each other.
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In early October, Allen had revealed he was being treated for the non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, which he also was treated for in 2009.
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"In very few places in the world will you see a head of state being treated the way I am treated," he said.
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Black people simply demand to be treated with respect and understanding, not the fear and judgement we are accustomed to be treated with.
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And yet it has been treated as small, niche and unimportant, and covering it has changed how I am treated by my colleagues.
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Do you see echoes of how Hillary Clinton was treated in how Elizabeth Warren has been treated, and the conversation over her "electability"?
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However, this also depends on whether this side hustle was treated as a consistent and intentional business or treated more like a hobby.
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In addition, children treated with apple juice required fewer IV fluids and had lower hospitalization rates than children treated with the electrolyte solution.
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Five people were being treated at hospital trauma Five people were being treated at hospital trauma centers, and an investigation is ongoing, police said.
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Some artists might feel screwed over that someone is taking their stuff, and that they're being treated how they don't want to be treated.
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I'm a little bit worried because I don't want to spend three days with somebody who treated me as cold as she treated me.
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Castro's previous cases had been treated by police and prosecutors the same way I had treated family violence cases for two years: with disregard.
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It started to shift focus when Howe asked her prim, reticent students if their parents treated them the same way they treated male children.
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They want Trump treated by Democrats the way President Obama was treated by Republicans for the last eight years — with contempt and unrelenting opposition.
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And Iowa, I believe too that you're ready to see that our vets are treated better than illegal immigrants are treated in this country.
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So much of how employees are treated -- and, by extension, how working parents are treated — is dependent on the tone set by the showrunners.
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In throwing Rex Tillerson out on his ear, he has treated his secretary of state exactly the way the secretary treated those under him.
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This is a common-sense action ensuring these international adoptees are treated the way they should have always been treated – as United States citizens.
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Nine in ten kids treated in emergency rooms for swallowing foreign objects were treated and released without being admitted to the hospital, the study found.
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During the night, Bridwell treated one senior man with chest pains, and initially treated one woman who hurt her ankle before an ambulance showed up.
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"He is looking to be treated in exactly the same way any other person would be looking to be treated in this situation," he said.
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"OK so on one hand I'm treated like royalty in New Orleans and at the airport I was treated like s—," she wrote on Twitter.
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The 9-year-old girl told an interviewer "they treated the dogs better" than they treated her and her brother, according to the arrest affidavit.
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"She was interested in having her investments match up with her feelings about how people are treated and how the environment is treated," Stein explained.
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It's important to acknowledge that while we should all be treated the same, people are indeed treated differently based on the color of their skin.
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Hilo Medical Center confirmed 13 passengers were treated at the hospital, and another 10 passengers with superficial injuries were treated on arrival at Wailoa Harbor.
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Over the weekend, Mr. Trump said that veterans "have been treated so badly in this country" and people who are here illegally are treated better.
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" Ms. Simon, who represents parts of Brooklyn, said that "there is almost no woman I know who has not been treated differently, and treated badly.
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"Many Chinese men treated their North Korean wives nicely, buying them identification documents, but others treated their women like slaves or toys," Mi-yeon said.
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You don't want to be treated in a way that reflects your congenital amputation, in circumstances where you ought to be treated like anyone else.
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I'm not kidding, the employees are treated the same way as Steve Jobs is, treated the same way as Roone Arledge – the great Roone Arledge.
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"Nobody should get treated the way that me and my family and all these other families got treated," Wilson told CBS 2 Chicago earlier this week.
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" On the other hand, "I don't feel good about how he treated me" is correct; no one says "I don't feel well about how I'm treated.
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" Another protester, Rifga Abdelrahman, said her friends were "beaten up, their hair shaved off, insulted, treated in a way that no Sudanese girl should be treated.
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"Patients treated with solanezumab did not experience a statistically significant slowing in cognitive decline compared to patients treated with placebo," the company said in a statement.
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Sometimes that might be a teenage son or brother, because although boys are treated as adults from puberty, women are treated as minors all their lives.
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Plus, it's nice to see someone you care about be in a (hopefully) great relationship where they're being treated the way they deserve to be treated.
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" Cruz added: "And that's the way I've treated Donald, that's the way I've treated every other candidate and it's the way I intend to approach it.
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If consensual sexual activity happened, boys and men were treated like they had messed up, whereas girls and women were treated like they were messed up.
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Most of the rest were treated at mixed centers with pediatric and adult care options, while about 6 percent were treated at exclusively pediatric care centers.
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"Just by the color of their skin they were pulled over and were treated less than they should've been treated," Campbell said to the TV station.
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The Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) said patients treated with Dexxience had more episodes of bleeding than those treated with the comparator medicine.
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Their specific aim: to see whether the patients treated by women were more or less likely to die or be readmitted than those treated by men.
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F. Julius and his wife, Madelaine, believed that everyone should be treated equally, and he was the only doctor in Washington County who treated African-Americans.
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A rabbi who traveled with and treated women as spiritual equals was unusual for a time when they were treated like second-class citizens, says Zazueta.
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Hospitals that treated a high volume of cases were generally more successful than those that treated a low volume, but there were exceptions, Dr. Rosenberg said.
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Trich is treated with an antibiotic prescribed by your gynecologist, and because trich is sexually transmitted, your partner or partners will need to be treated as well.
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I also noticed how different my parents treated me compared to how they treated my brothers, who had more freedom to do whatever they wanted to do.
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Why would women treated by male physicians be dying at a higher rate than those treated by female doctors even though they were admitted to the hospital?
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Patients treated with the drug highlighted the need for a shorter treatment regimen for the condition, which is typically treated over years with a cocktail of antibiotics.
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Injured children, bloodied, bandaged and screaming, lay on stretchers as doctors treated them, friends and relatives having carried some of them in their arms to be treated.
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"The secondary treated water is going to be further treated by using a tertiary treatment plant with a capacity of 45 million liters per day," Appakutti said.
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We've been treated like shit this whole tour and all I'm trying to do is be treated with a basic amount of respect and do my job.
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So the idea came to mind: how interesting would be it be to treat those photos in the same way we treated had treated the Victorian subjects?
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The lawsuit claimed that, in seeking those payments, the insurers falsely claimed that patients were treated for diagnoses they did not have or were not treated for.
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While the voting consistency of conservatives was treated as a vile demonstration of partisanship, the same consistency of liberals was treated as an inspiring demonstration of principle.
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TLF combines heart-related death, heart attack related to the treated vessel and need for repeat procedure due to reclogging of the treated part of the artery.
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If the briefings stopped being treated as breaking news events and started being treated as just more Trump political communications, he might lose interest in doing them.
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Menopause-related cognitive symptoms are very similar to "chemo brain," a common complaint among women treated for breast cancer and in some men treated for prostate cancer.
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Election law experts said that more minor violations are treated as regulatory or civil matters, while egregious and willful campaign finance violations are treated as criminal acts.
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Despite widespread agreement that many patients are better treated and treated at lower costs outside the hospital, serious alternatives to psychiatric wards remain few and far between.
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STAHL: but do you think -- you treated her with -- TRUMP: There are those that think she shouldn't have -- STAHL: Do you think you treated her with respect?
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No matter that Germany was not that badly treated — and certainly not as badly as German leaders had treated Russia in the 1918 Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.
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BV is treated with medication prescribed by your gynecologist, and because it's not a sexually transmitted infection, if you have BV, your partner won't need to be treated.
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They want to prove that they do not simply "feel" discriminated against, that they are treated by police in ways that most white people cannot imagine being treated.
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But then I also think that it's very important that Russia be treated with respect, that Russia be treated as one of the great powers of the world.
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Deworming is cheap (only about 50 cents to $1.25 per person treated) and quite effective, with treated children growing up to work and earn more than untreated children.
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We do all this preparation to give a balanced show, and he goes out and gets treated like women get treated every day – like a piece of meat.
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Ammon Bundy: I've been treated like a terrorist Before helping take over the federal building in Oregon, Ammon Bundy said he's been labeled and treated as a terrorist.
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Even some ovarian cancers and lymphomas that don't go away completely can now be treated more like a chronic illness that can be managed if watched and treated.
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"It's important to know early, because most of these diseases can be treated more effectively if they're treated early," said Stephen Rich, a microbiologist and director of TickReport.
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In our native land, we have been treated the way North America's indigenous people have been treated—Saami were once even displayed in a human zoo in Germany.
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We both have standing to talk about the history of the way Jews have been treated and the future of how they may be treated in coming years.
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The incident was being treated as a "standard outbreak", Marjito said, adding that those testing positive for the disease are treated, counseled and their surroundings sprayed with disinfectant.
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Ambulance staff treated 27 patients onsite; the London Ambulance Service said that all were treated for minor breathing difficulties and two were hospitalized, but provided no further details.
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First US coronavirus patient was treated with Gilead's drugThe first coronavirus patient in the US was treated with an experimental antiviral medicine developed by the biotech company Gilead.
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When my mother was diagnosed with cancer in 2013 and treated at the same hospital where I'd been treated, I had anticipatory flashbacks about entering those glass doors.
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And about 15 percent of the patients treated by women doctors had to return to the hospital within a month, compared to 15.5 percent of those treated by men.
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Four workers were injured, according to a company statement, and treated on-site, while city emergency workers treated one person, who did not need to go to a hospital.
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Lorenzo and his mother feel Holcomb, who is white, treated the black teens differently than he would have treated white kids, an assertion the police department and union deny.
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Twenty years later, there's still more reflection to be done on the scandal, and the way Lewinsky was treated then versus how the same situation would be treated now.
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Some of the injured were being treated in a community health center, while a woman with broken bones was being treated in a regional hospital, said a local mayor.
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When the team unevenly heated the eggs, the capsazepine-treated eggs moved less than those who hadn't been treated with capsazepine, according to the paper published in Current Biology.
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Some would call it another example of the American double standard: White drug addicts are treated as victims; black and brown addicts are treated like a scourge on society.
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We got the rapper Monday in Bev Hills, and he thinks there's a parallel between the way so-called fans treated Michael Jackson and the way they treated Prince.
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" In her Instagram post, Menounos expressed gratitude for the "amazing" staff who treated her at Los Angeles' Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, and wrote that she'd "never been treated kinder.
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"Growing up, this group of women who treated my mother horribly, treated my sister and I equally bad because we were her daughters; like we were dogs," Hollman said.
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And I don't think you have to look any further than the way she has been treated and others in the State Department have been treated to understand why.
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On the other hand, women treated by male physicians experienced a 0.02% increase in survival for each woman the physician had treated in the prior quarter, the researchers found.
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Four workers were injured and treated on-site, according to a company statement, while city emergency workers treated one person, who did not need to go to a hospital.
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Four workers were injured, according to a company statement, and treated on-site, while city emergency workers treated one person, who did not need to go to the hospital.
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Knowing it well enough to be aware and not inadvertently do harm or put myself first in the ways my mother treated me and how her mother treated her.
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The adults were being treated at Corona Regional Medical Center in Corona, and the six children were being treated at Riverside University Health System Medical Center in Moreno Valley.
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Eleven patients were treated at private clinics specializing in pain or orthopedics, and one — the patient who was hospitalized for 58 days — was treated at an ambulatory surgery center.
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Sixty-seven of them were treated with a benzodiazepine (such as Xanax or Klonopin), and 293 were treated with a serotonin reuptake inhibitor (such as Zoloft or Prozac) during pregnancy.
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Chlamydia can be treated with a 271-day course of one of several different antibiotics and gonorrhea can be treated with a combination of an injectable and an oral antibiotic.
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During his opening statement, Vindman drew a contrast between how somebody in his position might be treated in Russia, and how he believed he would be treated in the US.
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Clinton has a quarter-century of experience bathing in the vitriol of her foes; only in moments of weakness has she ever treated them the way they have treated her.
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Only 19 percent of those treated at pediatric centers had been injured in a motor vehicle, compared to more than 30 percent of those treated at adult or mixed centers.
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A 2017 study found that cancer patients with commercial insurance who were treated in hospital outpatient settings paid prices that were 50 percent higher than those treated in doctors' offices.
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Because the study includes survivors treated in a more recent era of more targeted and less toxic medicines, researchers expected survivors who were treated more recently to report better outcomes.
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"Men by definition are treated as the appropriate specialists, but a woman has to prove herself as a super-specialist, just to be treated as a normal specialist," she said.
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The study showed that average progression-free survival was 13.8 additional months of life among patients treated with avelumab plus axitinib, compared with 7.2 months among those treated with sunitinib.
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"There were transgressions… I think everyone has acknowledged that but as an American I think what was important is, you know, let us be treated fairly with how the U.S. banks were treated and if we are treated on that level we hope to settle with the Department of Justice," he added.
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Well. When I was super famous there was definitely a distinction between how one was treated if they were on TV and how one was treated if they were on film.
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Access to palliative care may be improving: patients treated in the last year of the study were 30 percent more likely to receive palliative care than those treated at the beginning.
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They were shallower, but because we treated their products well, we worked on presentation, we treated the gondola as a canvas and we tried to make like paintings on these things.
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"In fact, we found that survivors who were treated in more recent decades were more likely to be independent as adults than survivors who were treated in earlier decades," Brinkman added.
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However, the study found that mice treated with the artificial sweetener neotame had different metabolic patterns than those not treated, and several important genes found in the human gut had decreased.
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The UCI scientists found that while the brains of the placebo-treated rats were noticeably different from those of the young rats, the brains of the ampakine-treated rats were not.
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To prevent these overflows, Trump's EPA is exploring a process called "blending," in which treatment plants combine partially treated sewage—in other words, partially free from contaminants—with fully treated sewage.
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"I was concerned that he was going to be treated not as someone with psychiatric problems but rather treated as a criminal," Harte told VICE, after his intervention on Justin's behalf.
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It was a drastic shift from the way he was treated in his home country of Afghanistan, where American service members, with whom he had worked closely, treated him with respect.
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" He added, "Of course women are treated with respect.
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They were treated and released ... from Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
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" According to Feingold, the "sooner you're treated, the better.
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"I treated myself to a burger ... and a beer."
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Very familiar ... Zeke did not get treated fairly here.
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" "I don't think women should be treated that way.
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" On pardons: "I want people to be treated fairly.
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" Cuomo wants "all states to be treated the same.
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Medical NGO Médecins Sans Frontières reported it had treated 220 people for injuries as a result of the incident, including nine children treated for "respiratory issues" following the use of tear gas.
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Medical NGO Médecins Sans Frontières reported it had treated 21 people for injuries as a result of the incident, including nine children treated for "respiratory issues" following the use of tear gas.
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TLF is defined as a combination of heart-related death, heart attack related to the treated vessel and need for repeat procedure due to reclogging of the treated part of the artery.
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More than 3 percent of those treated at adult or mixed trauma centers died, compared to less than 1 percent of those treated at pediatric centers, his team reported in JAMA Pediatrics.
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His media criticism is linked, instead, to the fact that, after years of being treated as a kind of demigod, he's now being treated as a human: flawed, greedy, maybe even corrupt.
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"Most cases of breast implant-associated ALCL are treated by removal of the implant and the capsule surrounding the implant and some cases have been treated by chemotherapy and radiation," it said.
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While a profit from that same property would be treated as a capital gain, losses are treated as "operating losses" under a tax code provision that dates back to the Great Depression.
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And chickens are among the worst-treated animals on factory farms, caged in small, chemical-treated spaces where disease is rampant, and engineered to grow so quickly that their legs give out.
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After what was reported to have been a motorbike accident in January, the president's son, Yusuf Buhari, was also treated abroad, although the president's aides would not confirm where he was treated.
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" Horowitz also appeared to indicate that he did not believe Page was treated fairly, saying he didn't "think the Justice Department fairly treated these FISAs, and he was on the receiving end.
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As recently as the early 1980s, the pain of children and infants was thought to be different from that of adults and was sometimes treated differently, or sometimes not treated at all.
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While Republicans in the Senate treated her somewhat more politely than senators treated Hill in 1991, many in the party made clear that they saw her as merely a pawn of Democrats.
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Over the four years, just about 11 percent of the patients treated by female physicians died within a month after being in the hospital, compared to 11.5 percent of those treated by males.
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In addition to Dayton's new executive order, Minnesota's Department of Agriculture has suggested a "Treated Seed Program" that, if approved by the state legislature, would impose further restrictions with regard to treated seeds.
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The courts have treated primaries themselves as public, but jurisprudence around political parties has otherwise treated parties as private organizations, whose expressive purpose and freedom of association are protected by the First Amendment.
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"Tiger Woods is being treated just like anyone would be treated here in Palm Beach County," said former prosecutor Carissa Kranz, who said Tiger Woods' celebrity status has no bearing on the case.
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Nearly 77 percent of children receiving Hemlibra once weekly experienced no treated bleeds, while Hemlibra once weekly reduced treated bleeds by 99 percent compared to prior bypassing agents, it said in a statement.
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Also, all coffee trees treated with CR-10 show that their foliage has doubled, proving that they regain some of their life force, which doesn't happen when they are treated with toxic chemicals.
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Two athletes were treated at Chosun University Hospital, one was treated at an unnamed Gwangju hospital, and the remainder went to the athletes village medical center for treatment for minor injuries, it said.
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"If he was treated the way we feel like we are being treated, he would rant and rave," New York Democrat and the likely incoming chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee Rep.
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Under these rules, a spouse of a more than 2 percent shareholder is treated as owning the shareholder's stock, and is thus treated as a 2 percent owner, subject to the owner limitations.
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I offer only one opinion in this column, which is that our current president, and any president, should be treated exactly as any American would be treated, given the facts of the case.
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Trump said that Biden's remarks amounted to a challenge, and complained that the media treated the vice president much softer over the comment than the businessman would be treated if he made it.
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That said: I suspect I would have hated it if I sat in an audience that treated it as a wild comedy instead of one that treated it as something slightly more sobering.
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In that regard, service members are not only treated worse than every other criminal defendant in state and federal courts, they're also treated worse than the noncitizen enemy combatants being tried at Guantánamo.
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For two and a half years, as Trump has treated his oath of office the way he's rumored to have treated a Moscow hotel bed, it's felt as if something has to give.
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" Behar gave him the opening for a do-over: "I think what she wants you to say is, 'I'm sorry for the way I treated you,' not 'for the way you were treated.
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Seniors treated at level 1 centers were 62 percent more likely to be readmitted to the hospital within a month of their surgery than seniors treated in level 2 or non-trauma settings.
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"We're very concerned that Western companies, American companies and others that enter the Chinese markets aren't treated the same way that Chinese companies are treated when they enter those Western markets," Pompeo said.
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Because the study only included kids treated in the emergency department for respiratory problems, the results might not be the same for all kids treated by primary care providers, Verhagen, said by email.
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When Miranda was treated as a romantic fantasy for women about love and work, her cynicism was a liability; when she's treated as a fantasy of a politician, her romanticism becomes a problem.
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"For someone who would have been treated like a hero in Canada to be treated like a criminal in Australia is shocking," the elder Somerville said in an interview with the National Post.
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In theory, you should be treated as a paying client.
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Many of those who were injured could be treated quickly.
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Here at Amsterdam Dance Event, DJs are treated as gods.
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And that meant people treated me like I was normal.
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Women are, in effect, treated as spectators of male prayers.
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The death is not being treated as suspicious by police.
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The Mariinsky dancers, though, treated it like a necessary inconvenience.
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Elusive and masterful, everything he does is treated with reverence.
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" Al Jazeera "is treated like any other respected media outlet.
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Another 12 people were treated for minor injuries, she said.
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It wasn't like he was treated any different than us.
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JELLYFISH STINGS CAUSES HUNDREDS OF FLORIDA BEACHGOERS TO BE TREATED
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It's scandalous, and it should be treated as a scandal.
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I was treated like a rock star everywhere I went.
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And the United States is being treated much more fairly.
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I wanted someone who treated me with concern and respect.
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She was treated at a hospital and released, he said.
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Zoller didn't want to settle for being treated that way.
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Instead, though, Exodus treated me to a comedy of errors.
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How do you think Roma are being treated in Romania?
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I think those cases will be treated more seriously now.
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Vence then walked to a nearby hospital and was treated.
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He will be booked after being treated for the injuries.
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He has been treated and released from a local hospital.
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"They treated people just fine, believe me," he told me.
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Their next issue should be how their cheerleaders are treated.
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In this case Roseanne Barr treated worse than Samantha Bee.
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For women like Sandra Bland who are treated like monsters.
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The statement added he was "currently abroad being medically treated".
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So thus he gets arrested and treated like a criminal.
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The veterinarians later treated the animal for hypothermia and shock.
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They would return to Iraq once Dilbireen was completely treated.
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One of the victims has already been treated and released.
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Ambulance crews treated some of those sickened at the scene.
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They were taken to a hospital and treated for dehydration.
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Normally, these systems are treated as single points of light.
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Like other apostates, he was treated with respect, not scorn.
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Zobrist was treated for hypothermia and released from the hospital.
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But she says the children are not being treated inhumanely.
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Imagine, for example, how he will be treated by Assad.
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Madeaux was treated at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital in Oakland.
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She had been treated for breast cancer eight years before.
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Tuesday brought an additional 190, with 193 treated on Wednesday.
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I used to think that you just treated everybody equally.
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Will we be, uh, treated to another Jaden Smith performance?
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It is the same hospital the Skripals were treated at.
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People evading tax should be treated same as common thieves.
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So now any LGBT relationships can be treated with magic.
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Do domestic flights get treated the same as international flights?
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He was treated with a powerful antibiotic and eventually recovered.
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He was treated with a powerful antibiotic and eventually recovered.
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On Monday, investors were treated to a flood of deals.
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It's not enough to cheer when women are treated equally.
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My family never acknowledged it and it was never treated.
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Last September, the EQC got treated to a proper reveal.
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For the past several days we've been treated to Adm.
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Sufferers are still routinely treated as a danger to society.
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Canada treated even its prisoners better than its original inhabitants.
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Until recently startup bosses treated Chinese funds like any other.
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But so far, they have not treated any additional patients.
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They are treated in another city program called Brooklyn Clear.
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She was then taken to the hospital to be treated.
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Instead, Mr Trump should be treated like every American president.
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Dimaya still remembers the first person he treated that night.
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"I had no idea how animals were treated," Henry says.
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Shawn has since been treated for her alleged drug dependency.
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Where mental illness is a factor, it can be treated.
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Claudia Kishi's Japanese heritage was always treated with total respect.
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He also was stung, and was treated for cacti punctures.
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The academic literature has not treated Justice Blackmun's dissent kindly.
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All things considered, I think they treated Jerry pretty fairly.
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The boy was treated for minor injuries at a hospital.
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She was treated for facial fractures at two Brooklyn hospitals.
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They were scared off by the way Jones was treated.
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Police said the death was not being treated as suspicious.
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Even in death, he wasn't treated like a human being.
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The two were treated and are recovering, local officials said.
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The dog has since been treated and returned to duty.
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Some terrorism suspects treated their time with Zagury with disdain.
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The injured were being treated at local hospitals, officials said.
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At first, I treated it like a normal dating site.
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And he treated this photo op much the same way.
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Again, "fat" doesn't have to be treated as an insult.
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Outside France, this was treated as novel little scientific story.
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He was treated for minor injuries at a local hospital.
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Foreign investors who bring valuable technology are generally treated well.
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Photographs of dogs being fried or treated cruelly went viral.
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These two proposals should not be treated as separate issues.
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It's important for me to be treated like everyone else.
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Is this because black people are now treated more unfairly?
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And not all published findings should be treated as equal.
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She sustained minor injuries and was treated in the hospital.
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And if people don't get treated, bad things can happen.
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I treat everybody the way I want to be treated.
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He treated it — again, intentionally — as a work-in-progress.
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When we got there, we were treated like rock stars.
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The attack was being treated as an act of terrorism.
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She was treated for unknown injuries after Monday night's incident.
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The hybrid, however strange, certainly wasn't treated as an outcast.
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In July, Chopper was treated to his first beach day.
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The other three were treated for minor injuries and released.
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Other protesters, who had been beaten, were also being treated.
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On the streets, everyone treated him like he was Ross.
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They disrespect us... We're tired of being treated like this.
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We treated her like an extended member of the family.
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She just did not get treated fair across the board.
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Yet Britain's negotiators have treated the industry as a sideshow.
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It is reputation, and affects how we're treated every day.
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Everyone on that show treated me with nothing but kindness.
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They are being treated in a number of local hospitals.
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I treated her and felt like she was my daughter.
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If someone has a biological problem, they can be treated.
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Jazz is now almost being treated as a museum piece.
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But people need to be treated sustainably and with care.
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It's the only reason that I'm treated differently right now.
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He was treated at a hospital for an arm wound.
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Winfrey is clear ... Kelly should have been treated more respectfully.
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Study patients were treated at 473 sites in eight countries.
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The vindictive way that he treated his opponents was shocking.
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The firefighters had minor injuries and were treated and released.
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Always treat people the way you want to be treated.
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She says people treated her like a drain on society.
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"The crime is treated differently than other crimes," she says.
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And once we catch them — can they be rehabilitated, treated?
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Six people were treated at a hospital for smoke inhalation.
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Multiple members have commented that the instructors treated everyone equally.
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In 2014, the Juno Beach facility treated 106 sea turtles.
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Five minor injuries were reported and treated at the scene.
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They also had lunch at Duke's, where Justin treated everyone.
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Augustin was treated and released for a minor hand injury.
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The other four elephants are all being treated for injuries.
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We need to stop being treated as a tourist attraction.
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The incident is being treated by police as s robbery.
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Unsurprisingly, women took exception to being treated like farm animals.
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"But they all treated it like an adventure," he said.
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I was underpaid, overwhelmed, and treated like crap by producers.
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Now, I get to be treated like a normal woman.
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Instead, Bautista treated the press and the fans like adults.
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Been treated so bad it's a miracle I made it.
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It can be treated more easily if diagnosed early on.
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Kinsey was treated and released Thursday, days after the incident.
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Asian Trekking CEO Dawa Steven treated us to a lunch.
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Other apps should be treated with care or avoided altogether.
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" They added that Khalid's death is being treated as "unexplained.
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The injured workers have been treated or were getting treatment.
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His transplant trial patients could be treated in either location.
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How is breast cancer treated and what is the prognosis?
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Anaphylaxis can quickly lead to death if not treated properly.
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In the last four years, he's treated over 450 patients.
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We've all been treated to some quality celeb beef. Yum!
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Flying Lotus was treated to steak and crab fried rice.
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They were imprisoned in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and brutally treated.
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As for Alshelh, she just wants to be treated equally.
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All calls will be treated in the strictest of confidence.
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It will make you ask: Am I being treated well?
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No, I am not going to be treated with disrespect.
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Are certain racial groups, neighborhoods, age groups being treated differently?
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I mean, like I said, he never treated me differently.
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Luckily, she was treated with an EpiPen and didn't die.
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Four people and three firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation.
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Treated as objects, women begin to treat themselves as objects.
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"Individual cases must be treated as individual cases," he said.
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So now she's being treated to standing ovations on Broadway.
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It'll likely exacerbate the scar, which can can be treated.
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Meanwhile, the police treated us and our children as enemies.
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The man was treated for minor burns to his hand.
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At this time, it's being treated as a possible suicide.
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All people should be treated the same no matter what.
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"People here have treated me very well," said Al Samadi.
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Spoiler alert: They were treated better after transitioning to male.
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Why would government workers be treated differently from everyone else?
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I feel like I got treated worse than a dog.
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These patients and women need to be treated as individuals.
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"In court, Judge Persky treated her extremely dismissively," she says.
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"You will be treated with more respect," her mother advised.
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Each year, thousands of people here are treated with hydrotherapy.
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The driver was treated and released from Columbus Regional hospital.
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They're already treated like criminals; why not make the leap?
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She just wants to be treated like her peers are.
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They were randomly separated into four groups before being treated.
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Their makeup gets treated like a novelty rather than normality.
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During those hospital stays, they were treated by general internists.
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I just always felt that they weren't treated with respect.
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I was outraged by [the way I was being] treated.
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We treated it very much like a costume for her.
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It's because of how people treated him for looking differently.
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At first he treated her well, showering her with gifts.
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Hopefully we'll be treated to some adorable baby photos soon.
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Sturtz was treated at the scene but did not survive.
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Go deeper: How late night shows treated O'Reilly vs. Weinstein.
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He was treated for a laceration above his left eye.
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How people treated him like he wasn't even a person.
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I prefer not to talk about how strangers treated me.
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He treated the lowest ranking sailors with dignity and respect.
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Martins agreed drug addiction should be treated as an illness.
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I cry thinking about how my own children treated me.
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The girls here are treated with a lot more respect.
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This isn't usually how the US has treated asylum seekers.
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Rachel is a queen and should be treated as such.
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She even treated them all to loads of free pizza.
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No one treated me poorly because I was a Samaritan.
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He treated them like sick, damaged people who needed help.
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My parents and two older brothers never treated me differently.
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Leukaemia is mostly treated these days with hematopoietic stem cells.
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All of the cooperative's trainees are treated properly, she added.
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The other two were being treated for lacerations and bruises.
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How were Kraftwerk treated in Dusseldorf in the early 80s?
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Autism can be treated, particularly if it is caught early.
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Both of them treated Mr. Berlusconi as an ordinary opponent.
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The man and his little girl were treated and released.
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Rodger is treated as a hero in the incel community.
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The way migrant labourers are treated needs to change, too.
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Trump has previously claimed the hosts have treated him unfairly.
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From the beginning of the Republican primary, he treated the
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Star gladiators were treated like gods by the Roman people.
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If caught early and treated carefully, such wounds can heal.
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There are moral limits to how they can be treated.
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In Florida, it's just treated like a regular judicial case.
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Glaucoma has typically been treated with eyedrops, an imperfect solution.
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Of the injured, five were treated and returned to duty.
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"In Greene County, miners are treated like gods," Coptis said.
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Importantly, he treated these projects as a form of art.
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Some neurologists wonder if dementia should be treated like cancer.
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Sargent Bokaie, however, said pregnant women have been treated fairly.
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At first, he was treated for malaria and returned home.
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The team is now being treated at a nearby hospital.
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The company treated 49 Ebola cases with 18 patients surviving.
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Rebuilding should be treated as a moment to update & modernize.
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When it's a community house, everyone is treated the same.
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The company has instead treated them like all commercial ads.
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It's not just video that's being treated arbitrarily, Choffnes found.
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But I could tell by the way Fred treated me.
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First and foremost [in] the way we treated our kids.
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"To be treated in this way is insane," he said.
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"They need to be treated with respect," Mr. Bush said.
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Duckworth has previously denied that the employees were treated unfairly.
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Would they be treated differently because of their former status?
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This kind of invasive infection must be treated with antibiotics.
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He, along with many of us, was very unfairly treated.
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Pneumonic plague is nearly always fatal if not properly treated.
|
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For years, veterinarians treated noise phobia with acepromazine, a tranquilizer.
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About 2,000 people were treated for injuries, the authorities said.
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But she also treated them with great deference and respect.
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And they also have the right to be treated fairly.
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The truck driver was also being treated at a hospital.
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And it's just that I want to be treated equally.
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Iraqis say they don't want to be treated like this.
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Five people were treated for minor injuries in area hospitals.
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And build workplaces where everyone, everyone, is treated with respect.
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"We treated each other like brother and sister," he said.
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They have treated some 300 patients with amblyopia since 2015.
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A mirror warps Plum's eyes as she's treated with Botox.
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" "Melania and I were treated very nicely yesterday in Pittsburgh.
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She would like your coins to be treated with respect.
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But General Motors is not going to be treated well.
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Then suddenly he was treated as a target of investigation.
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She also said that officers treated detainees with "toxic" behavior.
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"A woman is treated only as a witness," Gokhale said.
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If he did, he would certainly need to be treated.
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If not treated quickly, the condition can lead to death.
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The glass has been treated to create the colorful illusion.
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In humans, the desire to be treated fairly starts early.
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Video showed some being treated for scrapes and mild rashes.
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"We want people to be treated fairly," the comedian said.
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It just wasn't treated the same as it is now.
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"He treated the male form like sculpture," Timoner said, nodding.
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Caught early it can be treated with oral rehydration salts.
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Moderate Republicans are treated like enemies of the Trump state.
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From 1980 to 1984, he treated 66 patients without success.
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Most can be treated with diphenhydramine (Benadryl) and careful observation.
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Two canines were treated with fluids and another with Narcan.
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Mr. Kiplagat had been treated for colon cancer since 2010.
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They are often treated by medical staff with more fluids.
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He was taken to hospital, where he was being treated.
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Bosses and fellow laborers treated them as property or prey.
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Crump said that three officers were treated for smoke inhalation.
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I'm really happy because she deserves to be treated well.
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I think Obama's been treated differently because of his race.
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He treats me the way a woman should be treated.
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The camel was eventually freed and was treated by vets.
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And though it can be treated, there is no cure.
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I want to see how these children are being treated.
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They thought it was normal [to be treated this way].
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"I get treated better today than before," Rodriguez told ESPN.
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"They are wrong for how they treated us," he added.
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So when we go there, we're treated like little princesses.
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The vast majority of schools use treated water from utilities.
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We have — by the way, our vets are treated horribly.
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Six were treated at hospitals and released, police said Saturday.
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She needed stitches and is being treated preventably for rabies.
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But it was treated like a bit of a joke.
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Both of these incidents were treated as mass psychogenic illness.
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Several students are being treated for broken bones and concussions.
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What needs to change in the way models are treated?
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But not every neighborhood in each cities was treated equally.
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I was even treated differently just for being with him.
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Of course, she was raised an outcast, and treated horribly.
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Are they treated differently as mothers because of their age?
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In the acute phase, that simply has to be treated.
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Having bad thoughts is being treated the same as abuse.
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Hollywood history is littered with women we've treated like that.
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But critics, particularly online, treated "Murder House" as outré junk.
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It's a criminal act and should be treated as such.
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Elizabeth Warren was treated as the frontrunner during the debate.
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We are concerned about being treated fairly on our jobs.
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What if we treated the government more like a business?
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Both of them treated Mr. Berlusconi as an ordinary opponent.
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Entertainers were treated carefully so that incidents did not occur.
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The act of collaboration was once treated with more caution.
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He is currently being treated at Fort Belvoir Community Hospital.
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Some of the injured are still being treated at clinics.
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Mother and baby are currently being treated in separate units.
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She was treated by paramedics outside the store, he said.
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The waste may be treated with municipal wastewater and discharged.
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In practice, Muslims are treated as legitimate objects of suspicion.
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Would you like being treated that way off the clock?
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Instead, she worries about how those animals will be treated.
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They said they were mostly treated fairly compared with boys.
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The waste is treated with bacteria that turns it pink.
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They are bandits, and they should be treated as bandits.
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Dr. Richner had been treated for a degenerative brain disease.
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They said I always treated them with dignity and respect.
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So why, he asked, were depressed people treated as pariahs?
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For these reasons, the law has always treated conspiracy harshly.
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He was treated like a petulant prince as a child.
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White and black coaches are being treated the exact same.
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The older, being treated to a night at the ballet.
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But she didn't think the police attorneys treated her fairly.
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But even after the infection was treated, the pain persisted.
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Why do you think these men are treated this way?
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"They were treated as if they were disposable," she added.
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They have to be committed and treated against their will.
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Previous Americans jailed in North Korea have been treated brutally.
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We don't think human relationships should be treated like that.
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In fact, 700 people were medically treated for heat exhaustion.
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Her death is being treated as "unexplained," the police said.
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"Are you going to be treated well?" he was asked.
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For Fuentes, 40, the biggest improvement is how she's treated.
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"They have not treated us as strategic partners," Blair writes.
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There were people who thought I wasn't being treated fairly.
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" He added, "The chancellor treated him like a little boy.
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Egypt's government has dismissed accusations that he was badly treated.
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Regenexx claims 210,22021 patients have been treated with its techniques.
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I remember how I treated my mother at that age.
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It treated 98 critically ill patients, eleven of whom died.
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It was how we treated each other as a family.
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And yet it has been treated as niche and unimportant.
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He is treated with calculated cruelty, subjected to daily humiliations.
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"She treated these second skins as canvases," Ms. Small said.
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And who wants to be treated like a normal person.
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The children receive Thai citizenship and are treated as royals.
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And have Mark Zuckerberg's tech regulation proposals been treated unfairly?
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But accusing ppl of such crimes should be treated carefully.
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Officials took him to a hospital, where he was treated.
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Everyone must agree that he has been treated very unfairly.
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He was being treated at a hospital, the authorities said.
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By the time I knew him, he treated everyone courteously.
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He was treated at a trauma center and later released.
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He has treated people from New York, Singapore and Australia.
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I believe Merrick Garland was treated despicably by Senate Republicans.
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We were treated very well and had a nice table.
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I am concerned about how Professor Ford will be treated.
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Tired of how we are portrayed and treated by others.
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Walking to the john is treated like climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro.
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Many said Google had treated female workers inequitably over time.
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He had been treated for brain cancer since late 22004.
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He is reportedly being treated at a local medical facility.
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It was all just treated as part of the job.
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Authorities said previously that 14 were treated for gunshot wounds.
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The children received Thai citizenship and were treated as royals.
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It's consistent with how he has treated America's traditional friends.
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The officer was taken to the hospital, treated and released.
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The death is being treated as an accident, said Sgt.
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" Mr. DeGuerin added, "I think Lewin treated him very unfairly.
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By that point, our team had treated thousands of people.
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"You'll be treated to different smells and colors," she said.
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He did not specify where the patients were being treated.
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All providers who directly treated the patient have been notified.
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We are treated like idiots who aren't good for anything.
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Most of the injured were treated for cuts and bruises.
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Mr. Barth was treated at a hospital and later released.
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All were treated, and she was in for her recheck.
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He was treated with steroid creams — first strong, then stronger.
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How the news treats Kate versus how they treated Meghan.
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"If infected, then the organism should be treated," he said.
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The kids who are being treated are doing really well.
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"Gentlemen don't get very well treated up here," he groused.
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Instead of helping him, they treated him like a criminal.
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I don't put up with being treated like garbage anymore.
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Patients are being treated in at least 16 countries (Reuters).
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Logano and Patrick were treated at the infield care center.
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"British" is still too often treated as a racial identity.
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The pilot was able to eject and was being treated.
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The boy was treated by medical personnel at the Stadium.
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The two cadets are being treated as new officer candidates.
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I am used to being treated as a suspicious person.
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She knows many other girls who were treated by Nassar.
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The umpire was treated by the Polk County Fire Rescue.
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The associate justice was treated and then returned to work.
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She uses sea salt, instead of chemically treated table salt.
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He died Friday afternoon while being treated at the hospital.
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If they were Muslim would they be treated the same?
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Astoundingly, the murals were ignored for years and treated shabbily.
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He wants to be treated like a normal human being.
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The two victims survived and were treated at a hospital.
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"We treated these miniature trees like our children," she said.
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Mr. Smith was treated for throat cancer in his 30s.
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He and Nirmala began to be treated as a couple.
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Attendees were treated to the music of Tripnotic and others.
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Zika in most people is treated as a minor illness.
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We all treated technology addiction as though it were inevitable.
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I'm going to have to see how I was treated.
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At least one House Republican wants this treated as terrorism.
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AIDS also showed how cruelly unwed partners could be treated.
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"Joker" felt like it was treated with far more reverence.
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Columnists wrote articles decrying the way the men were treated.
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Above, EvergreenHealth Medical Center, where the patient had been treated.
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I treated my arms to the feeling of direct sun.
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Yet, I am treated as if I'm still a child.
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Billie is treated by veterinarians Catherine Schultze and Paul Ramos.
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Two others are being treated at hospitals in Flushing, Queens.
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Broad areas of intellectual inquiry are treated as off limits.
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He is being treated in a hospital for gunshot wounds.
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Although most get medical attention, only half are adequately treated.
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But those poll numbers were treated by many as gospel.
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One deputy was treated for smoke inhalation on Sunday night.
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And we are treated to lashings of nerdish criminological data.
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Those confirmed as infected are being treated on Japan's mainland.
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One of those passengers is being treated in San Francisco.
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Because I personally think that he was treated very unfairly.
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They're treated as disposable and people are fired without explanation.
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This is an outstanding family who must be treated fairly!
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The physician determined she had bronchitis and successfully treated her.
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He said it was being treated as an attempted murder.
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Conway treated the controversy as a settled matter on Thursday.
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And are treated to other versions of the theme song.
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New Yorkers have recently been treated to repeated subway meltdowns.
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From Sunday, we're getting treated to a winter version, too.
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Four women were treated and released this morning, she added.
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It's always interesting to see a pop subject treated naturalistically.
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We want to be treated just like they treat themselves.
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The issue, he said, is when they are treated differently.
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Then they infused the treated stem cells into patients' veins.
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Sepsis is treated with antibiotics administered as soon as possible.
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He is being treated at Tufts Medical Center in Boston.
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The rabbit was tested and treated for a protozoan infection.
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The pilot was able to eject and is being treated.
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I was treated like I didn't really own a Tesla.
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"They treated us brutally as if we are their enemies."
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Each grave site is treated as a potential crime scene.
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Underneath, Hogg told me, she resented how she was treated.
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In Sigli, survivors were seen being treated at a hospital.
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Treat your meat the way you'd want to be treated.
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He is a menace and must be treated as such.
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Ms. Brown had been treated for vascular dementia since 2011.
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He was being treated at a hospital, the sheriff said.
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Such applications are often treated with suspicion by AI experts.
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"The men treated me like I would fail," she said.
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They need to be treated as allies and not enemies.
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Properly treated, they may well die of other causes first.
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Sue Matthews, a gynecologist, treated Ms. Matrooshi at Portland Hospital.
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He was treated at the scene, his media representative said.
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Of course, not all of the accused are treated equally.
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"Mike Bloomberg treated us as one of five," Oddo said.
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Even Republicans treated her with caution and praised her service.
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Ms. Seely said he was treated at a campus clinic.
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Patients are treated throughout their lives, including a restricted diet.
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It's tragic that this person was being treated like that.
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For too long, I've treated Financial Samurai like a hobby.
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As our Constitution states, all people should be treated equally.
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Because we have not been treated fairly by other countries.
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It's crazy ... typhoid can be fatal if not treated correctly.
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"So they wanted to be treated like men," Lewis said.
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Over the years, Hill has criticized how she was treated.
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Several people were treated at the scene for minor injuries.
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They are treated in the same region of the brain.
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Your character gets treated pretty horribly by some local jerks.
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It can be treated with antibiotics but is sometimes deadly.
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Are there underlying psychological and mental issues not being treated?
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Like you, he was only asking to be treated respectfully.
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Trump has instead treated the presidency as a branding opportunity.
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Indian movies, especially indie ones, have treated gay themes before.
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State officials said two people were being treated for burns.
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The boys were treated for minor injuries at the scene.
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Tarleton suffered a number of rejection episodes, all successfully treated.
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The victim was treated at a local hospital and released.
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"We all deserve to be treated the same," Gelperin said.
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He once treated the former president for an irregular heartbeat.
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These are unbelievable people who have not been treated fairly.
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Do you think you will be treated differently at Bellator?
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It is rumored that workers there are treated more ethically.
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The bears got treated for the last time on Jan.
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She just did not get treated fair across the board.
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These patients are treated with chemotherapy and sometimes radiation therapy.
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He is one of the first boys to be treated.
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Everyone should be treated the same in terms of skateboarding.
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The previous teams quickly noted this and treated me accordingly.
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DACA recipients have been treated extremely badly by the Democrats.
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He even suggested it's Porter who was being treated unfairly.
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People were reduced to machines, treated like animals for labor.
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We're just looking for U.S. companies to be treated fairly.
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He played synthesizers, treated cowbells, and just clapped his hands.
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Whatever you do, don't treat her like Regina treated Mrs.
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When caught early, it can be treated by replacing fluids.
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The victims were taken to hospital and treated for burns.
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They can be treated and many patients get completely better.
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The volunteers were treated at 140 centers in 31 countries.
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Usually these are treated as questions for the nine justices.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Do you think there's a double standard between the way you have been treated and the way other athletes have been treated and accepted back into their sport and and society?
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While Petra had been portrayed as a bit of a maneater in previous seasons, her feelings for JR are taken seriously and treated with care—while simultaneously not being treated like a big deal.
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CNN: Your book describes the tipping point in the history of aviation travel where travelers have gone from being treated as welcome guests to -- for some -- feeling like they're being treated as potential criminals.
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At a basic level, net neutrality holds that all content should be treated the same by internet companies Or, in this case, "HBO's bits and Netflix's bits are treated the same," as Hastings said.
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Look for color-treated options or salon-grade products A good rule of thumb for shampoo purchases is to look for products marketed for color-treated hair, even if your hair isn&apost dyed.
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The fact that simply because people couldn't tell that Robert was Black, he was treated differently, and that had they known he was Black, he would have been treated the way that Willie was.
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As described in David McCullough's 21950 book "Truman," this president was a modest and courteous man, who did not ask to be treated as a genius, and virtually no one treated him as one.
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The girls were taken to Whidbey Health Medical Center, where one child was treated for a bump on the head and another was treated for a scratch on her arm, according to police records.
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"I'd never suggest Huffman be treated differently because she is wealthy … but by the same token, it can't be the case that she be treated more harshly because of her financial circumstances," he said.
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Since most of these conditions can be treated if caught early, or at least treated on a regular basis, it's key for LGBTQ people to find healthcare providers that allow them to completely be themselves.
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Paris is definitely not a utopia and I can't say that being treated equally is the case for every person of African descent there, because of the way my Congolese and Algerian friends are treated.
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Although most suffers have no symptoms or mild symptoms that can be treated with oral rehydration solution, in more severe cases the disease can kill within hours if not treated with intravenous fluids and antibiotics.
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And so far, it looks like Epic has treated the competitive scene around its battle royale hit just as it's treated its game development process: as an ongoing experiment that's ever-changing and always improving.
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" Shannon, 21, LondonRelationship length: nearly four yearsWaited: had sex the day before we got together"It just felt right; he's such a sweet guy and treated me way better than I had been treated before.
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Having sexual assault be treated as seriously as it deserves to be treated, on this kind of scale — and with the support of the vice president, no less — is a crucial moment in Oscar history.
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Kuznets had treated government spending as a cost to the private sector, but Keynes saw that if wartime procurement by the state was not treated as demand, GDP would fall even as the economy grew.
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"If we want equality in this country, if we want women to be treated precisely like men are treated and that they should not be discriminated against, then we should support a universal conscription," Rep.
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Dr. Shangen Zheng, a doctor with the Chinese military, said his team had treated more than 10 patients so far, and data from many more patients treated with plasma in Hubei Province is being assessed.
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"And we felt it was very important that this woman stand up for not just herself but for the other people who were treated or could be treated like that in the future," he said.
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The overall difference (0.5 percentage points) means that if this were a randomized controlled trial, we would expect that for every 200 women treated, one extra woman might need to be treated with an antidepressant.
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I ask Jennelle if it makes her mad, considering how first appearances — especially for those who are vulnerable — can be the difference between being treated with dignity and respect, or being treated like a criminal.
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"There's no evidence at all that physicians who have ever been treated for a mental health problem or are currently being treated for a mental health problem, that that puts patients at risk," Dyrbye explains.
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" Despite saying that Mr. Xi "treated me better than anybody's ever been treated in the history of China" when he visited in November, Mr. Trump said Thursday that "they have to help us much more.
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The way gay people are treated in Asia is confusingly diverse.
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On June 27th the world was treated to a re-run.
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"But really, all consumers want everyone else to be treated fairly."
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FOR much of history women were treated as men's intellectual inferiors.
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"We are treated with respect," she says, although not by everyone.
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But computer workers — most of whom were women — were treated poorly.
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Four injured people were being treated at two Sentara Healthcare hospitals.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton have been treated differently throughout their careers.
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Two were treated by medics for asphyxia, disorientation and joint pain.
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They get treated to drinks, meals after work and golf outings?
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The teacher was treated at the scene by the school nurse.
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Five people were taken to a local hospital to be treated.
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The rest were being treated for burns sustained during a fire.
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Pink was admitted to Hospital on Sunday night, treated and discharged.
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They said that I treated the heads of other nations rough.
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She was treated at a hospital and reported in stable condition.
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Rand is generally treated as a figure of the crackpot right,
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Many who suffer from chronic pain will be treated with opioids.
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Police said the crash is being treated as a terror attack.
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She treated us well and she made sure we were comfortable.
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He believes traditional Chinese magic should be treated as intellectual property.
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Miller added that she doubted Burke would be treated the same.
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The vexing case is being treated as a homicide, he said.
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Garcia was treated at a local hospital and released to police.
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The female detective was treated for injuries at a nearby hospital.
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Instead, judges need only evaluate whether the parties were treated symmetrically.
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How do you feel about being treated to a dinner date?
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This scruffy rescue pup was recently treated to a spa day.
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He was treated like a god in both life and death.
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"I've been appalled at the way Democrats have treated Jeff Sessions."
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Amy Klobuchar treated her aides harshly would completely damage her chances.
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The newspaper said two other employees were treated for minor injuries.
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In Australia, female Uber drivers get treated something like a unicorn.
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At best, it is treated as television's most obscene guilty pleasure.
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They will also more extensively follow up with their treated patients.
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She&aposs a female, why should she be treated this way?
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It was taken to a local veterinarian and treated for injuries.
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Now that it's back, it's being treated like a national treasure.
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The others were treated Tuesday night and released from the hospital.
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He is the oldest and had to be treated with respect.
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He treated everyone with dignity, no matter their choices or circumstances.
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Two of the firefighters were treated at a hospital and released.
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Molins added that 74 people were still being treated in hospital.
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Sushi is an artform and it should be treated as such.
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Everyone has to right to be treated with dignity and respect.
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Kate Hudson is being treated like a queen on her birthday!
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I am sometimes treated like a woman of color, sometimes not.
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They are also treated with the same form of antibiotic treatment.
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Other people were treated at the scene, in Washington's Dupont Circle.
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I chemically exfoliated, electronically filed, and callus-treated at the salon.
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Those affected were treated at a hospital, where their conditions improved.
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"I would like that girls are treated as equals," she said.
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Two years ago Tarrant was diagnosed and treated for brain cancer.
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He was taken to the hospital and treated for his injuries.
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The hospital says the child was treated and released Sunday night.
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One is in serious condition; the other was treated and released.
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All five were being treated at hospitals near the crash site.
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Three others rescued are being treated at a hospital, he said.
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Fighters are treated not as an asset, but as a commodity.
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"All bullying reports are treated with utmost importance," the statement read.
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And if you go to a doctor, you can get treated.
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Per the police, the death is not being treated as suspicious.
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Try Capibara's "15," where bass thrums give way to treated chanting.
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What's amazing is the way Trump has treated Sessions and Priebus.
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Dylann Roof is treated as a hero by many Gab users.
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When something is on Wikipedia, it's treated as worthy of noticing.
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That feedback is typically treated as anonymous and cannot be challenged.
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This past fall when he treated nine overdoses in one shift.
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Two other protesters, who had been beaten, were also being treated.
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She never would have treated me like this as a child.
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All bodies, thin, fat, young or old, are treated non-judgmentally.
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That means patients must be treated outside in the sizzling heat.
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Watching good/kind/talented people get treated so callously = simply appalling.
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This can be treated with steroids or other anti-inflammatory drugs.
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The government has sacked 135 medical staff who treated wounded dissidents.
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Any stubborn stains are treated here, and any discoloration is fixed.
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