| Coffee has been a comfort, an instigator, and a cure for whatever ails you for hundreds of years. |
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| Even if you end up rejecting their feedback, get a second opinion on what ails you. |
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| And later, is the latest wonder drug curing what ails you or compromising your health? |
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| Her back is strong, so you can go to her to shoulder the angst of whatever ails you. |
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| My only regret is leaving my beloved wife and my son unprotected in the midst of the wretched strife that ails our realm. |
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| In health care today, technology often has been labeled as a cure-all for what ails health care facilities. |
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| Plop one of these fizzing bath cubes in the tub for instant relief from what ails you. |
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| So if you want to tell me about your boyfriend or whatever it is that ails you, I'm all ears. |
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| The only treatment they may offer is a spinal adjustment for whatever ails you. |
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| By gently manipulating your skull, these practitioners claim they can cure what ails you, yet scientific studies have not proven so. |
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| That may very well be true, but how do you expect me to offer help unless you tell me what ails you? |
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| A doctor who specializes in sports medicine, however, would give you an answer more tailored to your fitness level and whatever ails you. |
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| Fortunately, most experts on the subject agree that it's not too late fix what ails the system, and more important, what ails these girls. |
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| This said, the economic practice of free trade is by no means a panacea, a cure for all that ails us. |
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| It will not attempt to tell what you should or should not do, and it is not a prescription for whatever ails you. |
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| Canadians across the country may not be able to put their finger on exactly what ails our institutions, but they know that something is wrong. |
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| By taking financial holdings in the insertion companies, SOFINEI ails to create, develop and consolidate projects of the CNEI members. |
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| And patients who simply want to pop pills for whatever ails them also may balk. |
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| All patients can do is trust that the strangers on their health care team are competent and caring enough to do their best to help correct whatever ails the patient. |
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| One of Canada's foremost health researchers says it's time to look beyond hospitals and clinics for solutions to what ails us. |
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| However, as many of the cases illustrate, even successful change processes are unlikely to be panaceas for all that ails an organization. |
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| But really: can Peter Crumb be representative of what ails our so-called civilized world? |
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| This is not to suggest that social capital represents some entirely unrecognized new resource to cure all that ails social policy. |
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| If America is fortunate, the economy will continue to improve, while the 2016 campaign will focus on what ails the country. |
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| The smooth, hundred-year-old larch under my stockinged feet where I now sit in my study represents only a tiny fraction of a very complex solution for what ails our forests. |
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| They would now be able to understand such things as acupuncture, chi, orgone energy, telepathy, etc., as well as diagnose and cure whatever ails us. |
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| What ails the German federal system and what medicine does the government want to prescribe for the patient? |
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| In the long run, taking the pain now might just be the best medicine for the rot of hyper-partisanship that ails our body politic. |
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| Private sector efficiency and the profit motive are the cure for what ails the system, or so the argument goes. |
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| Just as surely as there is a cause for what ails your machine, so there is a cause behind all human behaviour. |
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| They are convinced that all we need to do is to cut more taxes and that will fix everything that ails us. |
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| The potential for research and for finding cures for many of what ails the human race through stem cells is tremendous. |
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| A libertarian foreign policy is the only cure for what ails us abroad. |
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| What ails you now, that you are wholly gone up to the housetops? |
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| And even in the teeth of today's economic woes, at least as many Americans seem to think that what ails them is too much government, not too little. But there is a catch. |
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| With a fervour that smacks of desperation, Ms Marois is being acclaimed by the members as the answer to all that ails the party. That came as a surprise. |
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| Millions of Canadians use natural health products to cure what ails them. Researchers are now taking a closer look at the science behind their medicinal use. |
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| Which cure for what ails German federalism? |
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| While we speak of family physicians as being the panacea for all that ails us, the government has marginalized them, as it invests the least possible in them. |
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| As part of the work done for the Summit on the Economy and Employment, the government mandates a group of Montréal businesspeople to diagnose what ails the Montréal economy and propose a plan to revitalize the city. |
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