IM WHEEZING THEYRE TALKING ABOUT PROSTHESIS BEARDED CAP FROM A1pic.twitter.
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Helmet cameras show Boyd wheezing for breath after the assault.
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I fumbled from the refrigerator to the stove, wheezing now.
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Some people, it seems, would rather have a wheezing gorilla.
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Elliot is wheezing on a hospital bed, battered beyond belief.
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I had just experienced days of wheezing from dog allergy.
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Maybe you're actually coughing and wheezing more than you realize?
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Less than a quarter were wheezing or had difficulty breathing.
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Symptoms include wheezing, difficulty breathing, tightness of the chest and coughing.
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I walked in the door and found Gia limp and wheezing.
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I'm wheezing walking up two flights of stairs and it sucks.
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He had been up all night, wheezing and listening to podcasts.
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But Mr. Strange is wheezing into Tuesday's Republican Senate primary here.
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They also reported more coughing, shortness of breath, sputum and wheezing.
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Researchers tracked 28,000 adults to tease out whether e-cigarettes exacerbate wheezing.
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It just feels a little more wheezing than you'd like it to.
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"I am hungry!" he yelled, before seizing up with a wheezing cough.
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And after some chugging and wheezing from the pump, water spewed out.
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In fact, without the gene, children had no increased risk of wheezing.
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But improvised, wheezing, almost trippy passages emerge; the tight rhythmic order dissolves.
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These wheezing, roaring fumaroles dyed much of the landscape a bright yellow.
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Early symptoms can include pinprick pupils, runny nose, wheezing and muscle twitching.
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Two elderly black poodles were sprawled nearby, one of them gently wheezing.
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Mold, the CDC says, triggers coughing, wheezing and inflammation of air sacs.
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Eyewitnesses say that he was coughing and wheezing as he left the stage.
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They prescribed another inhaler for the boy's wheezing, since the first hadn't helped.
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Mutual aid networks are replicating like mad on wheezing, overloaded social media platforms.
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These symptoms included hives, wheezing, heart palpitations, dizziness and belly pain, among others.
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I suppose that's why Whizzer's sudden fit of wheezing hit me so hard.
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The handrails feel nice when I'm hunched over and wheezing from a hard workout.
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Motor scooters blister down the scalding pavement, darting between wheezing buses and honking cars.
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CP: Sorry, I couldn't hear you over the mechanical wheezing of the robotic hand.
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Breakingviews Wheezing unicorns may get a breath of fresh air from initial public offerings.
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Even his demonstrative wheezing sounded like Bernhardt, with a signature squeak to its whistle.
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This condition causes wheezing, crackling, shortness of breath, and the spitting up of blood.
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When inhaled in small doses it can cause coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath.
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COPD are lung diseases that make breathing difficult and can cause wheezing or coughing.
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Less common symptoms are excessive coughing or wheezing, or a sudden feeling of anxiety.
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You might have an allergy if you're coughing, wheezing, and experiencing other asthma symptoms.
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Jean wheeled around to find me wheezing and pointing desperately at my trach tube.
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But back to wheezing Trump and Clinton's "stamina," and the double standard implied by both.
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Soon they heard the man's footsteps crashing and his breath wheezing in and out, hard.
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He climaxed as he finished, blurted out a wheezing moan, and handed me the money.
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Yet the study found no effect on respiratory infections, including ear infections, croup and wheezing.
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She advised me to take 10 puffs of my asthma pump to relieve the wheezing.
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The report also looked at whether breastfeeding protects against eczema, wheezing, asthma and food allergies.
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Howling or wheezing into the microphones, she uses electronics to assemble a soundscape of echoes.
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It's wounded, wheezing, and worldly bathed in the scum of stagnating puddles on the street.
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The roach poop takes to the air and becomes an allergen, triggering wheezing, coughing, and asthma.
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Flynt speaks slowly, often wheezing between sentences and gurgling as he struggles to enunciate his words.
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He lifts until he's heaving, and an hour later, I'm in a gym, until I'm wheezing.
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"When she wakes up in the morning, you can hear her wheezing," Johnson told BuzzFeed News.
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Once the detergent gets into the lungs, it can cause wheezing, coughing, and acute respiratory distress.
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Asthma can also produce chronic hacking, though most likely it would also include wheezing, explained Castriotta.
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Compared with that last group, the non-users, the risk of wheezing among the vapers doubled.
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She's been listening to beating hearts and wheezing lungs, clips that sound jarring out of context.
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My wheezing lungs and leaden legs remind me that I'm in foreign territory in every sense.
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I stumbled down the hillside, tears streaming down my face, my breath wheezing in my throat.
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But it was a fleeting thought until there was James, wheezing, and his high temperature, climbing.
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In recent years, the number of editors wheezing up the stairs forced the management to reconsider.
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Symptoms of RSV infection usually include runny nose, decrease in appetite, coughing, sneezing, fever and wheezing.
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Exposure can cause chest pain, a fast heartbeat or wheezing or bring on an asthma attack.
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"They are unstoppable," the farmer growled, wheezing from an incurable lung disease caused by dirty air.
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There's no flash or hot air, just the rapid breaths wheezing out of the floppy bird toy.
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Breathing vapor into the lungs can irritate them, which has been demonstrated in recent research on wheezing.
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A wheezing, near-obese Donald Trump plays his silverback gorilla routine to huge roars from the crowds.
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Wechsler tells of a patient who started coughing, wheezing and becoming short of breath in his 60s.
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COPD is a category of lung diseases that make breathing difficult and can cause wheezing or coughing.
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"We don't know if she'd been wheezing for days, or if something suddenly triggered it," he says.
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"You see a slow onset of some symptoms like wheezing, shortness of breath or coughing," Allen said.
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And then you hear it: like a dog, panting and quickly wheezing, but you realise it's not.
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He came down with a 104 degree fever and started coughing and wheezing about a week ago.
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The hacking, wheezing, sneezing worker who should have stayed home is a familiar villain in office life.
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Together they discovered a novel class of antibodies that trigger wheezing, itching, rashes and various allergic reactions.
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Upon arriving at the hospital, the men displayed a fever, a cough, wheezing, and shortness of breath.
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These were serious infections — causing everything from wheezing and shortness of breath to blindness or, rarely, death.
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He might feel better for a week or two, but the wheezing and cough always came back.
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And in the hours before his death, he showed no difficulty breathing or wheezing, the complaint said.
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She was given inhalers to stop the coughing and wheezing, but they didn't seem to do much.
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Plus, the Asus prototype I saw firsthand sounded like a chorus of wheezing grandpas while running Overwatch.
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Compared with that last group, the non-users, the risk of wheezing among the vapers nearly doubled.
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But after two days, everybody's faces were just black, and we were all coughing and wheezing and hacking.
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We couldn't even hear her wheezing and she didn't even show any signs that she wasn't breathing well.
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Breathing vapor into the lungs can also irritate them, which has been demonstrated in recent research on wheezing.
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"Allergic asthma" causes breathing problems, like wheezing and coughing, in the presence of common allergens such as dust.
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This makes it harder to breathe — especially when you're exhaling — and can cause wheezing, coughing, and chest pain.
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She tore herself roughly from my grasp and stood wheezing, already inhaling the smoke of a new cigarette.
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They were also prone to wheezing during or after exercise and to having a dry cough at night.
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He'd had these episodes of wheezing, cough and shortness of breath for as long as he could remember.
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Some studies show e-cigarettes are linked to increased risk of stroke, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and wheezing.
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The condition often causes wheezing, coughing and breathing problems that can lead to severe and life-threatening asthma attacks.
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It would be unfair to call France the sick man of Europe; half the continent is wheezing or limping.
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And for talking [hoarse, wheezing voice with slurping noises] you need to do this voice, with this saliva thing.
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Quiet and thoughtful, his direct, often intent manner of speaking is peppered with the wheezing giggles of a stoner.
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The sounds don't take recognizable shape or form—the wheezing synth passages and abstract synthetics are alien and amorphous.
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The entire department is a bustle with fever, cough and wheezing; stable patients have a three hour wait time.
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"Human speech to a computer will sound like very slow tonal wheezing, kind of like whale sounds," he said.
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And given that the only localized complaint was cough and wheezing, he wanted to get another chest X-ray.
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"You'll be floating in no time," my instructor says as I collapse in a wheezing heap on the floor.
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Coughing spells had prevented him from sleeping, and his panoply of emphysema inhalers did little to quell his wheezing.
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The final dance allowed Mr. Frost to display his penchant for raspy, wheezing tone when the music turned frenetic.
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"That's C.O.P.D.," Ms. Carel said, referring to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, when a wheezing sound came over the speakers.
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So you know, I always think like human speech, to a computer, will sound like very slow tonal wheezing.
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Editorial If President Trump were a factory, it would be a wheezing, noisy operation churning out tired old ideas.
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Then he sat down and began pedalling, filling the bladder with air until the instrument was wheezing and panting.
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Exacerbations — shortness of breath, wheezing, coughing or chest tightness — that required medical attention occurred in 4,455 of the pregnancies.
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As his parents rushed him to the hospital, Reiland was projectile vomiting and wheezing and was covered in hives.
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The same research suggests that teen users of e-cigarettes may see an increase in wheezing, coughing, and asthma symptoms.
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A breakthrough may not be imminent, but thousands of coughing, wheezing sufferers would be glad to hear some good news.
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The warm, calm weather only exacerbates the coughing, wheezing and sniffling of a city gripped by an air pollution crisis.
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I basically just toppled over onto the floor, wheezing because it hurt so much, and I couldn't figure out why.
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As the two left the scene, coughing and wheezing from smoke inhalation, Tori called her father to share what happened.
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Sick and wheezing children in my district are sometimes too sick to go to school or attend all their classes.
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The national health department suggested trying the Peaceful Palace Bovine Pill for severe symptoms such as wheezing and respiratory distress.
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More than anything, the soundtrack of the Rohingya refugee camps is a child's wheezing cough, followed by a prolonged sniffle.
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Some people might even be allergic to the oils themselves, and allergic reactions can cause rashes, hives, and wheezing after exposure.
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And there's evidence that use of the devices can exacerbate asthma in adolescents who use them, and increase coughing or wheezing.
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Workers at the sulfur factory say they are paid half of what the miners earn wheezing and grunting in the crater.
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Her husband wants to leave the area; he has recently developed severe allergies and Khan says she can hear him wheezing.
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The entire fight was Villante fighting off the wheezing Latifi's takedown attempts and failing to do anything once he broke free.
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"This thing is like a rollercoaster!" he shouted back at me over the sound of the roaring V8's wheezing turbochargers.
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For the last six weeks or so, I have been experiencing tightness in my chest, some wheezing and a deep cough.
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This wheezing, cranky, incontinent pair of roommates from the Upper West Side are bringing shabbiness back to sanitized, glamorized Times Square.
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The final two movements, wheezing dirges that recall "Der Leiermann," the bleak conclusion of Schubert's "Winterreise," each last only a minute.
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Even as the airline was wheezing back toward a normal schedule on Monday, it canceled nearly 400 flights for the day.
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The drug makes it easier for an asthmatic to breathe by relaxing the muscles of the airways into the lungs, reducing wheezing.
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If symptoms become severe or you experience prolonged vomiting, wheezing, severe drowsiness, or trouble breathing — call 911 or go to the hospital.
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It hobbled up on all fours, wheezing and slobbering, its drooling jowls swinging the way salt-water taffy is strung on hooks.
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But I do sort of see it as an ugly bulbous symptom of the dying wheezing rental market as a whole, yes.
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He sips green tea and puffs on a cigarette while two old dogs lie on his feet wheezing in the monsoonal heat.
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Phone calls to Jasper were party lines now, three people on at once: Kent, Jasper, and Jasper's emphysema, wheezing in the background.
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Russia is far weaker than the United States, and its wheezing, energy-dependent economy is half the size of France's or Britain's.
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At just shy of 4,000 meters, my wheezing lungs and leaden legs remind me that I'm in foreign territory in every sense.
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Fearful of being reduced to wheezing, bed-ridden hospital patients, a growing number of users are trying to kick their vaping habit.
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I did feel relaxed and kind of spaced out, even though it sounded like Darth Vader was wheezing directly in my ear.
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Sanders wheezing and coughing over a loudspeaker, and the unappetizing, rubbery pieces of chicken that the character inspects during this playthrough video.
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Especially when an electric motor is doing most of the work — just enough for a pleasant workout, not enough to leave you wheezing.
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The day of launch, I'm running a little late, so I have to run, wheezing and hacking, all the way to the junkyard.
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Patients with carcinoid syndrome secrete excessive amounts of the hormone serotonin, which can cause severe diarrhea, abdominal discomfort and wheezing, among other symptoms.
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When you drank out of them, they made a kind of wheezing noise that proved especially conspicuous (audible virtuousness!) in classes or meetings.
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Meanwhile, the damaged heart's already narrowed, and crusty blood vessels struggle to keep up with the increased demand from the straining, wheezing heart.
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He noticed the boy's wheezing and gave him an inhaler, then referred mother and child to a rheumatologist and an infectious disease specialist.
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As I climbed toward the peak of a steep hill, lungs wheezing in and out of motion, the world expanded into the distance.
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Then she started choking and wheezing, and the distorted and ugly sounds emerging from her lungs almost resembled the barking of a dog.
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His mother, Guntas Kaur, enrolled him in tennis lessons, and then swimming, but both had to be cut short because of wheezing attacks.
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Baseball trades are like that now, except instead of coming away with a wheezing maroon 5383 Chevrolet Caprice Classic, you get James Shields.
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For patients who experience a respiratory reaction to a food, such as coughing, hoarseness or wheezing, epinephrine is considered the drug of choice.
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Decades of research show that ozone causes respiratory and cardiovascular harm; triggers coughing, wheezing and asthma attacks, and can even cause premature deaths.
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This can be kind of touching — the spectacle of old guys muttering and wheezing can have that effect — and kind of fun, too.
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Damp and moldy environments may cause coughing, wheezing, or other problems -- or none at all, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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" Head over to The New York Times to read the full interview, especially if you wanna picture him wheezing the words "Social Justice Warriors.
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His size and heavy, wheezing breaths give the impression of a steam locomotive given human form, but there's also an unexpected gentleness to him.
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He then pointed at the large gray bag resting—and occasionally shifting and wheezing—by my feet, which he knew surreptitiously harbored little Vinni.
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And with the elevation, it increases airflow for better cooling, so you will no longer hear the wheezing noise your laptop's fan usually makes.
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Still, for Mr. Cruz, it could serve to shift the focus away from Mr. Trump's success and from his own wheezing alliance with Gov.
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Symptoms run from itchy eyes, runny nose and sneezing to more severe asthma symptoms including chest tightening, shortness of breath and wheezing, and hives.
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Vinyl ink and screen cleaners—products she used regularly for her art—started to clog her throat, leaving her wheezing and struggling to breathe.
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Eight are nearing the finish line, including some that are sputtering as they get there, wheezing and gasping as the field passes them by.
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Poor air quality can have disastrous effects on people's health: like coughing, sore throats, extreme wheezing among people with respiratory disease, and cardiovascular illness.
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Told that a man has murdered 19 people, he says, "It's what they call a serial killer's dozen," then convulses in a wheezing laugh.
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He described his symptoms and how they had progressively grown worse: wheezing, shortness of breath with the slightest exertion and this gut-wrenching cough.
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Though it's long-term health effects remain unknown, it's already been been tied to seizures, an increased risk in wheezing, and potential cardiovascular toxicity.
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It also makes sense for clinicians treating ADHD patients to test for asthma in people who complain about chronic wheezing, coughing or shortness of breath.
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Common symptoms include coughing up blood, wheezing, rapid breathing, sweating and speech inhibited by shortness of breath, all of which Sabbie was experiencing, Heipt said.
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"I was running around, and for the first time in years, I wasn't wheezing, and I thought, 'Hey, maybe I can do this,' " he says.
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If you are familiar with the NFL, neither these numbers nor the wheezing, hilariously transparent bluster of the laziest people on earth will be surprising.
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And in many ways, the travails of Mr. Bush's presidential campaign can be seen as perhaps the last, wheezing gasp of the WASP power structure.
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Wheezing like an out of tune accordion, the music industry has struggled to catch up with the dramatic changes forced on it by the internet.
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The Republican financial apparatus under Mr. Priebus, sputtering since Mr. Trump claimed the presidential nomination, is wheezing painfully in the final weeks of the race.
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Typical symptoms of allergic reactions to food include coughing or wheezing, vomiting and abdominal pain, hives, skin swelling, lip swelling and throat tightness, she said.
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People who are believed to have histamine intolerance may also experience diarrhea, headache, asthma, flushed skin, wheezing, abdominal cramps, itching, and hives, Dr. Irani says.
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But over the past two years, his mom, Toya Lacey, has seen him more and more often on the sidelines, wheezing and gasping for air.
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"Individuals with asthma may experience nighttime coughing, wheezing and breathlessness that lead to poor sleep, which can result in ADHD symptoms," Agnew-Blais said by email.
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Children exposed to wildfire smoke also tended to report more wheezing, even without a history of asthma, and those with asthma tended to have exacerbated episodes.
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Still, if he is convicted, that would shake up the "Democratic party's wheezing political machine", says David Thornburgh of the Committee of Seventy, a government watchdog.
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Asthma can be difficult to diagnose because not all patients have the same triggers or symptoms, which can include difficulty breathing, chest pain, cough and wheezing.
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The same can't be said for some premium bots—the Roomba i235+ sounds like someone is wheezing and hacking up a lung directly into your ear.
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Asthma is a chronic disease that affects around 300 million people around the world, often giving symptoms of wheezing, coughing, chest tightness and shortness of breath.
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SOMEONE TOOK THE TIME TO TRACE OUT THE DISNEY STARS' WAND IN THE AWKWARD COMMERICAL OUTTAKES I'M WHEEZING THE LIFE OUT OF MY WHOLE BEING pic.twitter.
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Seattle Children's Englund said that parents should seek medical attention if they notice their children are having difficulty breathing — wheezing, persistent coughing, breathlessness, and difficulty talking.
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Now, Mahler often evoked everyday music in his symphonies — dance tunes, or the sound of some Austrian villager playing a folk song on a wheezing clarinet.
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Last year, the Indian Medical Association declared a public health emergency because of alarming pollution levels and hospitals were clogged with wheezing men, women and children.
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And when their less-experienced cohorts start wheezing or looking bent and broken (some people even barf), the front-row riders are usually still at ease.
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Doctors in the past would simply press their ears to patients' backs, chests, and abdomens to listen for signs of trouble, like gurgling, wheezing, and palpitations.
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Over the next few years, the X-ray technician from Albuquerque, New Mexico, developed a persistent cough and wheezing, which her doctors attributed to exercise-induced asthma.
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Inhaling the chemical is known to cause bronchiolitis obliterans, or popcorn lung, an irreversible condition characterized by scarring of the lungs, shortness of breath, coughing, and wheezing.
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They gave her a Prednisolone shot, and after another five minutes Maren started coughing, and a nurse confirmed that she was wheezing and had a fast pulse.
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He's sharp, pointed, tearing into material about racism with a fearless bite that still takes your breath away — or would, if you weren't already wheezing from laughter.
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The title character in Kevin Augustine's "The God Projekt," at La MaMa, is a wheezing, old, broken-down bald guy who spends his days holed up alone.
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Mariee had gained some of the weight back, but her fever had spiked again to 103.3, and the medical staff heard her lungs make a wheezing sound.
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If you opted for the nasal spray instead, Peters says you might suffer from a runny nose, wheezing, headache, vomiting, muscle aches, fever, sore throat, or cough.
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"Usually, respiratory manifestations include rhinoconjunctivitis, coughing, wheezing and asthma, but in some cases even anaphylaxis" — a severe, potentially life-threatening reaction — "has been observed," the report said.
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At Home With WOODSTOCK, N.Y. — The lawn goldfish, to use Ganden Thurman's name for his parents' three temple dogs, were trailing Nena Thurman in a wheezing cortege.
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In the early hours of the morning, though, she jerked awake with an awful sound—a wretched, desperate, wheezing inhalation that seemed to leave her nearly breathless.
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To embarrass his girlfriend, he pressed down on the whole bin, and an unholy cacophony that sounds like the wheezing sum total of human misery was released.
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Adherence to a Mediterranean diet tended to be associated with a lower occurrence of wheezing and asthma in a 2013 paper in the journal Pediatric Allergy and Immunology.
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What we are here to discuss is his insane laugh, which approximates a poisoned harp seal wheezing out his final gasps—but, you know, with joy and whimsy.
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About 22% of the kids had a common allergy, 1013% had eczema, 12% had asthma, 11% had wheezing with whistling, and 9% had hay fever, the researchers found.
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But things have gone (relatively) quiet on the Russian front over the past several weeks, as Republicans' wheezing attempts at repealing and replacing Obamacare gobbled up headline space.
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New Delhi's streets were shrouded in a heavy gray haze of smoke, ash and other pollutants, and residents complained of breathlessness, watering of eyes, aggravated coughs and wheezing.
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Thief wants me to return to a haunted cathedral, but then I think about the wheezing, shrieking shuffling of the (unkillable!) zombies and I just can't do it.
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There's ghoulish drones, wheezing synthesizers, electronics that sound like malfunctioning transformers, and washes of white noise that sound, as Lynch intended, like wind through the tops of trees.
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On examination, the patient was wheezing, and at the base of each lung, he could hear a crackling noise, like the sound made when Bubble Wrap is crushed.
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No two snorers sound the same, and throughout the night, breathing patterns and the varying position of a sleeper can drastically change the sounds of their snoring or wheezing.
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He marched the boy out of the woods to the field where there waited a group of men, all costumed and masked, wheezing out the morning's beer and cigarettes.
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The treatment, Yupelri here, is once-daily inhalable solution to be used by patients of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a lung disease characterized by wheezing or chronic cough.
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Wheezing — that high-pitched sound caused by narrowed and abnormal airways — is more than just an annoyance: It can be a sign of emphysema, heart failure, and lung cancer.
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The fact that these Pokémon are constantly emitting smokey fumes and are named after the words coughing and wheezing, they've long been associated with the act of smoking weed.
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Once he's stopped wheezing, Alex announces that he wants Randall to wed Mary so that their child can have the Randall name and the security that comes with it.
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Ms. Blackshear, whom Ms. Allen met later on a sidewalk to administer a nebulizer to help with her coughing and wheezing, had only just started hearing about the coronavirus.
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And long after adults and kids breathe in heavy concentrations of sulfur dioxide, according to the Centers for Diseases Control, they can develop wheezing fits and other respiratory problems.
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"Trucks remain a major source of pollution that creates smog, and smog is linked with coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, and can cause asthma and premature death," he said.
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Daniel Wakefield The night 18-year-old Daniel Wakefield died of breathing complications, he wasn't wheezing or showing any other signs it was hard to breathe, his mother said.
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Researchers are still investigating the long-term health effects, but different labs have drawn links between e-cigarettes and potential heart problems, lung irritation, wheezing, and, of course, nicotine addiction.
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That mechanism causes your immune system to overreact to usually harmless things, like mold or pollen, resulting in classic symptoms such as runny nose, itchy eyes, wheezing, and skin rashes.
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The treatment, Yupelri here, is a once-daily inhalable solution to be used by patients of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a lung disease characterized by wheezing or chronic cough.
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But its claims of world-class environmental stewardship at the Tamil Nadu plant sit awkwardly with reports of every home in Tuticorin containing at least one person wheezing or worse.
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In the two weeks that I didn't smoke, I woke up in the morning and filled my lungs with air, enjoying the sensation that had replaced my hacking and wheezing.
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Two wheezing bayans—the Russian version of the accordion—lend the work a streetwise Parisian flavor, particularly when they are joined to a mangled little waltz melody that recurs throughout.
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He succeeded in spearing it but just as he raised it off the grate and began to swing it toward my grandfather there was a sound of wheezing and huffing.
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A fight broke out — complete with slaps, punches and profanities bellowed above the din of wheezing buses — between a woman and a man she had accused of stealing her phone.
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The P.A. encouraged the woman to use her inhalers; they really would prevent the episodes of coughing and wheezing that had sent her to the E.R. so often that year.
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Photo: AP ImagesWhen inhaled, the drug albuterol opens up the airways of the lungs, providing fast-acting relief to the wheezing and shortness of breath that often accompany an asthma attack.
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I'm legit wheezing at some of these women who made such a big deal of wearing black and are now showing up on this red carpet with a splash of color.
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"I have plenty of patients who, anecdotally, have come to me and said, 'Oh, my roommate uses e-cigarettes, and every time I'm around them, I start wheezing a lot more.'"
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Symptoms include blurred vision; a burning sensation in the nose, throat and eyes; coughing; difficulty breathing or shortness of breath; fluid in the lungs; nausea and vomiting; watery eyes and wheezing.
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PHILADELPHIA — He lumbered through the convention center in white shoes and pants to match — his destination several hundred feet and an escalator away — wheezing a bit as he neared the end.
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Exhibit A: "Trouble," a song with a wheezing, drunken synth line that teeters on the brink of chaos and makes me feel like John Lennon in that goofy street-dancing photo.
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They struck Feldman as a metaphor for his music, which tends to unfold in subdued bits and chunks — wheezing sonorities, pungent cluster chords, repetitive figures — that only suggest a larger structure.
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Because asthma can be difficult to diagnose with breathing tests in very young children, researchers also tested kids' skin for allergies and asked parents how often children experienced symptoms like wheezing.
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Because asthma can be difficult to diagnose with breathing tests in very young children, researchers also tested kids' skin for allergies and asked parents how often children experienced symptoms like wheezing.
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But somehow the balance between eliminating the costs of a worthwhile program to mitigate violations of a corporate wrongdoer and punishing medical professionals worried about their patients' wheezing seems quite uneven.
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Doctors are eager to find ways to prevent asthma, a chronic disease that causes wheezing, coughing and breathing trouble, and that sends many families to the emergency room again and again.
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Dr. Shetreat-Klein wrote the book after a frightening experience with her youngest son, who started wheezing, breaking out in rashes and showing signs of delayed cognitive development after his first birthday.
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In another emotional post, Dunham, 32, went on to reveal that after coming home to find Gia "limp and wheezing," the cat died in her arms while being rushed to the vet.
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The city's air in those days was so contaminated by lead, ozone and other chemicals that birds dropped dead in the smog — and I developed a wheezing cough after games of basketball.
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As average temperatures continue to rise due to climate change, health officials are bracing for more wildfires scorching wider swaths of Western lands, leading to more coughing, wheezing, heart attacks, and deaths.
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There are photos of the president grinning out from the middle of some ruddy array of wheezing burghers or gouty lawmen, always shot from far enough away that everyone's shoes are visible.
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It can provoke bloating and diarrhea in individuals with lactase deficiency — a food intolerance — and can cause wheezing and hives in those allergic to the beta-lactoglobulin milk protein — a food allergy.
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It comes armed with a 45-degree tilted nozzle that rotates up to 360 degrees to cover your entire living area, and it doesn't produce any of the wheezing noises some humidifiers make.
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On the other hand, a true food allergy can cause severe symptoms in many organ systems, such as hives, itching, swelling, throat closing, trouble breathing, wheezing, vomiting and a drop in blood pressure.
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However, "Hey, vote for us because we're not as bad as the other guys" is a lackluster slogan — a wheezing plea that lacks credibility for many voters who have been ignored for decades.
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On top of shortness of breath, asthma can cause coughing, wheezing, and chest tightness, and a severe combination of all those symptoms, also known as an asthma attack, can actually be life threatening.
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His occasional anxious fits of wheezing he puts down to allergies, and he's not at all self-conscious about the staggeringly offensive jokes he tells at the wrong time to the wrong people.
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So satisfied are they by the endless wheels of cheese and the box of red wine sitting, wheezing its guts into sticky glasses for the past week, that they simply never come home.
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Even when I am just using the wireless charging pad and nothing else, the fans will spin frequently, making a kind of wheezing sound as they turn on and off to maintain temperature.
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If we're all lucky, the next response is that the child is doing fine; if we're less lucky, there's a story about a bad few days of wheezing and an emergency room visit.
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If any symptoms develop, such as a change in voice, wheezing, neck or throat pain, trouble breathing or swallowing, go to the emergency room, especially if you have a known insect allergy, Zalvan said.
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"Danielle rushed Ava off to the doctor after we heard her wheezing this morning and while I'm worried, I have to stay calm until she calls me with an update," her husband Adam says.
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The participants, who visited cities in Africa, East Asia, Europe and South Asia, were also instructed to track symptoms like shortness of breath, coughing, chest tightness, wheezing, nasal congestion, light headedness and runny nose.
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People who used both traditional cigarettes and e-cigarettes were much more prone to respiratory symptoms like chronic coughing and wheezing that could indicate breathing disorders like asthma and COPD, the study also found.
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Being called a "shit-spackled Muppet-fart" or "that wheezing bag of dick-tits" isn't going to faze a villain who can shrug off point-blank gunfire, or a sword-thrust through the chest.
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As in "Breaking the Waves," Mazzoli wrings ferocious intensity from familiar-seeming materials: folkish ballads and wheezing harmonicas are blended into a gorgeously eerie orchestral fabric, one that includes dangling guitars brushed with whisks.
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There is good reason to believe that bad economic news—a wheezing stock market, a trade war that's become an increasingly costly boondoggle, and, above all, a looming recession—inspired the week of tantrums.
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This is the story according to the 89-year-old Mr. Ophuls, anyway, and he tells it — by phone recently from his home in Southern France — very convincingly, with frequent bouts of wheezing laughter.
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L.S.U. looked to be wheezing through another drive — an incomplete pass, a penalty, a run that didn't gain much — when Burrow launched a 43-yard pass to, almost predictably at this point, Ja'Marr Chase.
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Miss Willie, wheezing and coughing, was immediately rushed to the vet, where the doctor found that the dog was suffering from advanced heartworm disease and fluid buildup in her lungs, among other age-related issues.
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But after years sort of fighting the sort of good fight, mostly on purgatorial teams, he is finally crawling back into the light with the Miami Heat, and wheezing into a final act of relevance.
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"If somebody did show up for a session and they were wheezing and dripping and coughing I would definitely send them home, because that would be violation of my consent at that point," said Rose.
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Dr. Kimishige Ishizaka, an immunologist whose experimental work — including transforming himself into a human pin cushion — identified the antibodies that trigger wheezing, itching, rashes and other allergic reactions, died on July 22000 in Yamagata, Japan.
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While there's nothing I can do about getting older, there are products and procedures available that can eliminate or significantly reduce the annoyance to one's bed partner caused by all that nighttime snorting and wheezing.
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"Honestly, I was shocked that it was pneumonia because I feel like I'm breathing pretty well, I'm not wheezing or anything, and I really was kind of shocked that that's what it was," she said.
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Any amount of breastfeeding beyond that time, even if not exclusive, was found to be protective against wheezing in the first two years of life and asthma in the first five years and even later.
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All around us, people were coughing and wheezing and saying they couldn't stand this flu, they wished they were dead, and here we were waiting for just one little pneumonia bug to do its work.
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It breezed north for 45 minutes and plummeted in the hamlet of Gonesse where frightened peasants attacked the contraption with rocks, knives and pitchforks before dragging the monster's wheezing remains through town on a horse.
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There are only four new coal plants planned in the US. So all the ACE would do is give some of the oldest, dirtiest coal-fired power plants a few more wheezing gasps of life.
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And just as those producers took inspiration from the likes of Pimp C, there's also a reference to 1990s trap music—a dirty south organ wheezing its way into the church hall on "Saints and Sinners".
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The epicenter of global air pollution is also likely to shift further South, and soon cities in Southeast Asia and sub-Saharan Africa may start coughing and wheezing as populations grow and energy consumption ramps up.
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A 2010 study by Columbia University scientists found that, at age 5, the children with this variant, whose mothers had taken acetaminophen while pregnant, had double the risk of wheezing compared with children without the gene.
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To give you an idea, "dickthissle" and "wheezing bag of dick tits" are just a few of the actor's favorite lines from the movie — many of which stem from the comic book's own use of profanity.
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Dr. Parikh adds that more severe reactions can include coughing, wheezing, difficulty breathing, or even anaphylaxis, in which multiple parts of your body are affected by allergy symptoms at once, leading to a potentially life-threatening situation.
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She got her first lead around two decades ago: a middle-aged man who said he started wheezing after eating caviar for the second time, with swelling in his mouth and throat as his blood pressure dropped.
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In the short term, when formaldehyde is in the air at levels more than 0.1 ppm, exposure can cause "watery eyes; burning sensations in the eyes, nose, and throat; coughing; wheezing; nausea; and skin irritation," NCI says.
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Additionally, a study of 695 children found that those whose mothers took fish oil supplements in the third trimester of pregnancy had a reduced risk -- by about 7 percentage points -- for wheezing, asthma or lower respiratory tract infections.
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"I've not experienced any of the negative side effects of cannabis smoking since dedicating my regimen to vaporization," Mark tells me, before listing a number of regular smoking side-effects, like chronic coughing, wheezing, and coughing up phlegm.
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According to 2009 World Health Organization guidelines on the health impacts of mold, exposure to spores can cause or worsen asthma, lead to respiratory infections, and bring on fits of coughing and wheezing as well as difficulty breathing.
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And for my youngest — a quick-witted, freckly kindergartner — it was also the 288th morning I listened for wheezing and checked to see if his chest was retracting, a sign his lungs were working too hard to breathe.
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Their wild uniforms notwithstanding — emerald and lime green outfits with metallic silver helmets were plucked from the closet on Wednesday — these Ducks are no longer Chip Kelly's Ducks, the ones who left defenders' heads spinning and lungs wheezing.
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" Volume one of "The American People" was, if you'll allow me to quote my original review, "a grand diva of a book, a wheezing jukebox of filthy jokes, political hit jobs, killing gossip, love songs and fluky mutterings.
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And when their less-experienced cohorts start wheezing or looking bent and broken (some people even barf), the front-row riders are usually still at ease, as if they're daydreaming or receiving some kind of deep-tissue massage.
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Yes there were some old men wheezing, and yes there were some obviously 'enhanced' athletes, but there was also a good amount of high level mixed martial arts on show from both the old timers and the young guns.
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We've known for awhile that climate change is making allergy season more severe for sufferers, but it may also have a secondary effect: converting ignorant non-sufferers like me into hacking, wheezing, phlegm-buckets like the rest of you.
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Voters' alarm about the wheezing condition of the National Health Service persuaded Philip Hammond to provide an extra dollop of cash for health, but there is no equivalent constituency expressing worry at the erosion of the country's defensive capabilities.
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In the video from 2005, published Friday by The Washington Post, you can hear Mr. Bush (first cousin to George W.) wheezing ecstatically as Donald J. Trump brags, inadvertently into a hot mic, about sexually harassing and groping women.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Patients with existing illnesses that cause breathlessness, wheezing or lung problems run a higher risk of developing severe cases of COVID-22 infection due to the new coronavirus, according to a pooled analysis study published on Wednesday.
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Before that, I did everything by hand, switching arms when I got tired, or turning to an ancient, wheezing electric whisk that would bend if it met cold butter and whir to a halt after a minute or two.
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" If a child doesn't seem to be taking his daily asthma medication, Dr. Wasserman said, "you can say, I notice that you haven't refilled this medicine — the controller medicine — and Billy's been in now for three episodes of wheezing.
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You'll be able to identify these sounds because they'll be different to what you're normally used to hearing—think clicking and whirring and wheezing—and a diagnostic tool like the free DiskCheckup can help you verify whether something is up.
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But rather than let hate and anger overwhelm her, Fox, the mother of a 1-year-old girl, approached the man, who was holding a wheezing 4-month-old child in his arms, as a human being, as a parent.
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Petra Arck, a professor of fetal-maternal medicine at the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, and colleagues gave the pain reliever to pregnant mice, and found it stressed the liver, altered the placenta and increased the pups' vulnerability to wheezing.
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With live drums and a wheezing electric guitar that sounded like it had been transported from Scuzz, the track could have easily echoed an all-too-familiar and enduringly cringe-inducing sound—the rapper awkwardly placed with a live band.
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You're running late for work, sprinting through the office lobby, screaming at some poor souls in the elevator to hold it, please God hold it, wilting and wheezing as the doors slide shut while you're just barely out of reach. Damn.
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Even as her throat swells shut, she remains hungry for detail: "I'm breathing but I'm wheezing, feel like I'm emphysem-ing / My throat feels like a funnel filled with Weet-Bix and kerosene," she sings in a low, calm voice.
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LONDON, March 219 (Reuters) - Patients with existing illnesses that cause breathlessness, wheezing or lung problems run a higher risk of developing severe cases of COVID-19 infection due to the new coronavirus, according to a pooled analysis study published on Wednesday.
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Watching two greasy softbellies swing-and-a-miss at each other until fatigue sets in and they both collapse, wheezing, on their decaying ass-ham bodies would be an apt, if on-the-nose, metaphor for the puppet-show state of American affairs.
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People with asthma and cystic fibrosis -- a genetic condition that can lead to excess mucous in the lungs -- are also more susceptible to lung disease from Aspergillus, which can cause pneumonia-like symptoms for them, such as coughing up mucus and wheezing.
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But an allergic reaction usually involves more of a whole-body response within minutes or a few hours after eating and can include such symptoms as hives, swelling, itching, difficulty breathing, wheezing, dizziness, fainting, stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhea, or drops in blood pressure.
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Levels of PM 2.5, tiny particulate matter that reaches deep into the lungs and causes breathlessness, throat irritation and wheezing, were above 700 in the city's worst affected areas on Monday, according to the air quality index as monitored by the U.S. embassy.
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With a few outstanding exceptions, like "Tick-Tock Jelly Clock Cosmotron," which features a colorful game board and its own scratching, wheezing audio accompaniment, the assemblages tend to look dated, like exuberantly nihilistic juvenilia, although I suppose they are credible antecedents of goth.
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The uniforms, introduced in September, are causing a variety of issues, including "eye swelling, rashes, skin blistering," plus wheezing, headaches, and vertigo, claims a letter from the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, a union that represents more than 25,000 flight attendants at American.
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She coughed badly from the cigarettes, and at night Tiny would sit on the bed with her and pat her back while she coughed herself into strangling fits and wheezing spells that he tried to cure by slapping her gently on the back.
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Every so often, he'll post a direct glimpse of impending doom: a sea otter wheezing its last breaths on an Alaskan beach, or the body of a young polar bear that starved to death in an area of the Arctic that has lost its ice.
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I had missed Howard Stern's tenure on terrestrial by a couple years, arriving to him late—his sidekick Artie Lange, who has the same wheezing cough as my old man, was already relapsing and recovering from heroin—but I arrived to him somehow nonetheless.
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Furthermore, longer Błachowicz bouts have turned into open mouth wheezing affairs and while Błachowicz has the huge experience advantage of actually having gone to the decision before, the pace that Krylov drives might bring him into his clumsy late fight state somewhat faster than normal.
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He clearly recalls how he got into the sport: One day around 212, the once-fit former college football player ran from his Bellmore, New York, home to catch his train—then couldn't stop wheezing and sweating the entire 213-minute ride into the city.
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Deprived even of his weapons by Fitzgerald, wracked with pain and wheezing with every breath, the man can't even walk at first and is reduced to dragging himself, inch by excruciating inch, in search of food, places to rest and ways to keep himself from freezing.
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On a Christmas scale of zero to ten, with zero being a wheezing shopping mall impersonator with a stick-on beard and booze breath, and ten being the literal embodiment of the Christmas spirit, this Santa was the full-on, ho-ho-ho-ing real deal.
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So Swaye regularly weathers the mostly featureless drive between Lancaster and LA. In the broiling dun desert strip mall expanse, he's an anonymous Angeleno exile; in the city, he's a buzzing artist whose work has indelibly shaped what may be the wheezing twilight years of Los Angeles rap.
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"We are disappointed that the court failed to recognize the overwhelming scientific evidence showing ozone's potential to cause premature death, difficulty breathing, wheezing and coughing, and asthma attacks at levels previously considered safe," Harold P. Wimmer, national president and CEO of the American Lung Association, said in a statement.
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But if your dryer is heavy and wheezing and you lost the diffuser attachment, a blowout can feel like a painful bicep workout — and you're tempted to just skip it and step out with dripping-wet hair to run the risk of a rough hair day and possible pneumonia.
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But even defanged, it cut through the din of the station — the wheezing and clattering of the trains, the whinny of the escalator, the blaring announcements — and reeled in commuters as they walked past her spot, near the escalator to the uptown B, D, F and M subway lines.
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Most colds will go away on their own, but you should see a doctor if your cold causes any of the following symptoms: a fever over 101.3 degrees Fahrenheit, a fever lasting more than five days, a severe sore throat, severe headache or sinus pain, and trouble breathing or wheezing.
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If your morning hair routine includes a wheezing can of dry shampoo, a weak blast of hot air from a dying blowdryer, and eventually a super stretched hair tie — because this struggle ends in a messy ponytail when you realize you're now super late — know, you are in good company.
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On the tape, which was recorded in 2005 and resurfaced just before the 2016 election, you can hear Billy Bush—a first cousin of the man we were so sure would be history's worst president—wheezing ecstatically as Trump brags, inadvertently into a hot mic, about sexually harassing and groping women.
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Mr. Khan, who sat with his wife and baby son in the back seat of a wheezing Lada, said he had never even heard of Finland when he left Kabul in 2014 and, after two years in Russia and Belarus, still was not really sure where it was he was going.
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But Golden State is undeniably wheezing as it heads into Game 6, for which we can offer these six observations to get you ready: We will surely learn more details, as time passes, about the decision-making behind the scenes that landed Durant back in the Warriors' starting lineup Monday night.
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To be considered a true allergy, the person had to report at least one of the known symptoms of an immune system reaction to an allergen: hives, lip or tongue swelling, difficulty swallowing, throat tightening, chest tightening, trouble breathing, wheezing, vomiting, chest pain, rapid heartbeat, fainting or low blood pressure.
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If your laptop is wheezing under a mass of badly organized pictures and videos, upload them all to Google Photos (you can just drag and drop them into your browser): Google's AI magic will sort them by date, tag all the people and pets in them, and even recognize and reject duplicates for you.
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"Fire Is Coming" begins with ominously wheezing soundscapes and screaming children, moving subtly through Psycho-esque orchestration, before none other than Dvid Lynch shows up to tell an apocalyptic short story about a kid named Tommy who answers an ominous phone call, and his mom who runs into a problem in her garden involving some sort of black slime.
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Can you imagine those few last seconds before death, when you know it is coming—you are wheezing desperately at your last few lungfuls of air, your heart is going through its last ever beats, your brain is slowly blacking out at the edges, this is it, this is the end for you and you know you are dying?
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Give your doctor a call if:Your fever rises above 103 degreesYour clear or white nasal drainage turns green or yellowYou start to feel chest pain or have difficulty breathing, wheezing, or shortness of breathYour cough is very severe and you are bringing up colored phlegmYour throat hurts so badly you cannot eat or drinkYour cold isn't gone after two weeks
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It was, I found, easy to confirm that it was real, and that Cabrera's three-run homer—capped with a bat flip that could not have been more overstated had it been rendered in anime—won the game for the Mets, and kept them from falling behind in the wheezing, weird sack race that is the National League Wild Card.
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But "Dynasties" does not seek to proselytize or to condemn the oil-executive heirs from Texas with receding hairlines, stretching slain bears out like Playboy centerfolds; the wheezing red-cheeked hoteliers; the dentists from Minnesota with fat foreheads; the cross-eyed sons of real estate conmen, kneeling behind the corpses of heavy, slow animals they courageously ambushed with all-terrain vehicles and high-powered rifles.
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My child was born a month early and refused to latch, so I spent the first few months of his life essentially milking myself for 20 hours a day, holding a pair of wheezing plastic cones over my nipples while my husband and I watched Oz on HBO Go. My lactation consultant told me to keep going at the pump while simultaneously trying to get my son to latch.
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The past few years have seen dance music creep further and further into ubiquity, and with LCD Soundsystem, Disclosure, and Calvin Harris all enjoying headlining slots on the main stage and four out of eight stages dedicated almost entirely to dance music, it's fair to say that the scales have tipped in favor of the untz untz untz—and that's even accounting for the heft of Guns n Roses wheezing through a turgid performance on the other side.
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According to the American Lung Association there are several telltale signs of pneumonia: Cough, which might be accompanied by greenish, yellow or bloody mucusFever, ranging from mild to highShaking chillsShortness of breath, which might only occur when you climbs stairs Less common pneumonia symptoms include: Sharp or stabbing chest pain that gets worse when you breathe deeply or coughHeadacheExcessive sweating and clammy skinLoss of appetite, low energy and fatigueConfusion, especially in older people Other less common symptoms can include nausea, vomiting, wheezing and joint and muscle pain, according to the UK's National Health Service.
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