Where was the pain of probing the pressure points, the exquisite agony of muscular crystals breaking up under relentless fingers? |
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The knee examination is normal, but hip pain is elicited with passive internal rotation or extension of the affected hip. |
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Posterior elbow pain in the setting of repetitive elbow extension suggests the diagnosis of triceps tendinosis. |
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Adolescents with spondylolysis or spondylolisthesis experience an exacerbation of lumbosacral pain with spinal extension. |
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A tap to the right spot behind the elbow, the so-called funny bone, can cause pain and tingling sensations to shoot down your forearm. |
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He's a real pain because he's always fussing annoyingly about books and cars and his appearance, but my friends think he's cool. |
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She could easily be dead in minutes, and the pain was starting to fuzz her edges of awareness. |
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They are blissfully happy, not because of fuzzyheaded addiction, but because their chronic pain is, if not totally gone, a lot better. |
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I also had a sharp pain in the left-hand side of my face, causing headache and earache. |
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Strep throat can cause a sore throat, fever, headache, earache, and pain when swallowing. |
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A bad infection can be recognized by pain experienced while chewing, or by discomfort noticed when tugging on the earlobes. |
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The pain often gets worse when the outer part of the ear or earlobe is touched. |
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Bandages and poultices covered the burn, and provided enough relief from the pain that she could function normally again. |
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Turmeric can also be applied topically in poultices to relieve pain and inflammation. |
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The hurt will ease, the pain will be less and there will be happier days ahead. |
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It will need care, and you'll have to accept certain limitations, but otherwise do your best to live around the pain until it eases. |
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We can't avoid the pain of change and loss, but it eases the more willingly we're able to embrace change. |
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What comes through most powerfully is the pain of the great man as lifelong lonely little boy. |
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You have to dig awfully deep to get to the hurt and the pain and the powerlessness. |
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However, the purpose in inserting the stimulator is to dampen or reduce continuous neuropathic pain which is pain derived from nerve structures. |
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Mumps is caused by a virus and symptoms include swollen glands, pain when chewing and fever. |
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I worried for Brent because he was my only friend in Arlington and I understood the pain that darkened his eyes. |
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A 55-year-old man was transferred from another hospital because of precordial pain and clinical state of shock. |
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He looks away, silent for a moment, then recounts the weeks of darkness and pain administered by hard-nosed soldiers. |
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At the time of admission she seemed to be in pain and was distressed and dehydrated, with a coated tongue. |
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Crisis pregnancy agencies yesterday expressed concern at the physical and mental pain the distressed mother might be suffering. |
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Severe pain responds to the powerful corticosteroid drug prednisone, often within 24 to 48 hours. |
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Pain coursed through her body, but she did not have a mouth to gasp in pain with. |
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Between the water draining, the cool water pouring in, and her skin deadened from sensation, the pain started to become tolerable. |
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The other day, I was dead-legged the hardest I have ever been dead-legged before, the pain hurt so much, I nearly passed out. |
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Of delicate health, he was constantly ill and in pain in the last ten years of his life. |
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A 70-year-old woman was admitted to the hospital in March 1997 complaining of pain in her left gluteal region. |
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In 1997, I got severe pain in the left leg from gluteal region to the heel. |
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Neither was given to demonstrativeness and communicated quietly the pain of ultimate separation. |
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On the other hand, for all the psychic pain he pours into his songs, Johnston is a generous spirit. |
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The threat of pain is often more psychologically damaging than the pain per se. |
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Rarely, pain scores are validated against other pain scoring systems, but we have no gold standard for comparison. |
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The pain is associated with partial weakness in the muscles supplied by the involved nerve root and sensory loss in the appropriate dermatome. |
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Referred pain has many of the characteristics of parietal pain but is felt in remote areas supplied by the same dermatome as the diseased organ. |
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But soon the pain stopped and I sat there, my breath coming in short puffs. |
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Her head was craned back in pain from her father's grip and her eyes were puffed up and red. |
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Applying lidocaine cream to your forehead may relieve migraine pain by desensitizing the nerves that trigger it. |
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When you're a nurse, you see so much sadness and pain on a daily basis that you almost have to desensitize yourself to it just to stay sane. |
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The only way I can describe the pain was as though someone was gouging my eye out. |
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The pain momentarily stunned him but not enough to detract his attention from her. |
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She smelled like sorrow, and bitterness, and pain had never touched her, leaving her pure and untainted. |
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It makes life too much of a purgatorial balancing conundrum, where pleasure and pain are a roll of the dice. |
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These were tests of their ability to withstand pain and to practise athletic dexterity. |
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As he made contact, his body was overcome with overwhelming pain and his forward progress slowed dramatically. |
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Have chest pain units led to any improvement in diagnostic accuracy and clinical outcome? |
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She suggests that the work's graphic depiction of pain was the focus of an empathetic identification. |
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They can effectively control the pain and stiffness, and usually begin to work within hours. |
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Usually the inflammation and pain can be effectively controlled with one or other of these medications. |
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Will there come a time when the pain will be less or even different from what it is now? |
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Regan attempted a smirk, but had to settle for a grimace when the effort made his face flare in pain again. |
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On the other hand, I've had patients hobble in with a grimace and tell me their pain level is a two. |
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A sharp pain scored the back of his throat, and he swallowed with a small grimace. |
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The problem was not pain but the peculiar feeling of an unfamiliar grip, especially at the top of the backswing. |
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Sometimes the griping pain was so severe that she screamed and tossed in the bed. |
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A sharp pain wiped away the fog that dimmed his sight, and he swung a vicious blow at a brown, handsome face. |
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He slowly pulled himself up, and groaned as pain shot up and down his body. |
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He notices that his scores are improving and his pain is diminishing or gone. |
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My pain has diminished as a result of the hands-on instruction, group work and breathing and relaxation exercises that constitute the classes. |
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Devotees claim that pain and disease diminish or disappear after just weeks of practice. |
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Felix sat up with a groan, as the pain in his shoulder shot through his body. |
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As the pain subsided she groggily wiped her eyes with her left hand and tried once more to look at her surroundings. |
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Patients may have pain in the anterior groin, anterior thigh, buttock, greater trochanter, or medial knee. |
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The pain may be in the groin, buttocks, anterior thigh, or over the area of the greater trochanter. |
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In femoral fractures, patients usually complain of pain in the groin, anterior thigh, or knee, as well as painful range of motion of the hip. |
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The most common cause of groin pain in athletes is probably adductor strain. |
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The heavy man clutched his groin in pain and fell to his knees on the ground. |
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The purring of a cat is at the frequency commonly used in electrotherapy to assist in pain relief and healing. |
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Intradiscal electrothermal therapy is used as a treatment option for people with low back pain resulting from inter-vertebral disc problems. |
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They have realized that their pain and suffering are groundless and empty in nature. |
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In contrast to growing pains, the pain of fatigue, which may occur with or without excessive physical activity, disappears after rest. |
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The cat fell into a tangle of leaves and vegetation growling in pain and anger. |
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This aims to slow down the spread or growth of cancer cells, and control any associated pain or other symptoms. |
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This will save you the pain of accidentally hitting their number by mistake, or after 13 dirty martinis at the casino. |
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Shaving creams are made up of oils and emollients that help glide the blade across the skin reducing pain and incidents of cutting. |
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We feel the pain and the loss very deeply since we are empathically connected to you. |
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There is no pain like that of a guilty conscience, and bigots hate to admit they're wrong. |
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The pain was the result of nervous exhaustion and an empty stomach, David says. |
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And apart from altered bowel movement, IBS sufferers also complain about feeling bloated, abdominal pain and discomfort. |
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Some complain of a nonspecific dental discomfort or a pain in the sinus or ear region. |
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Furthermore, the pain and discomfort suffered by patients is significantly reduced, as is the drain on health service resources. |
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However, no patient complained of chest discomfort or anginal pain during acupuncture stimulation. |
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Massage has only minor adverse effects, including pain and discomfort in some patients. |
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He was also examined by a police surgeon and his own GP, and said he had suffered pain and discomfort and a slight scratch to his arm. |
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Unabsorbed fats may also cause excessive intestinal gas, an abnormally swollen belly, and abdominal pain or discomfort. |
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The procedure takes about 15 minutes and the patient experiences no pain or discomfort and is free to go home immediately after the treatment. |
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Most patients came to the hospital because of increasing swelling, discomfort, or pain at the injection site but soon became systemically ill. |
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It's just before the point when the pain turns from discomforting to agonising that he lets go of my hand. |
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I have been experiencing really discomforting pain around my ankle and arch when I stand more then 5 minutes. |
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If you have sensitive teeth, you must be very familiar with the severely discomforting pain that goes with it. |
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You must resist this discouragement by having the attitude that there is no pain you will not endure for spiritual victory. |
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This drug is often used initially to treat postoperative pain in France, before a switch to oral analgesic drugs. |
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Local anaesthetic was a blessing for children who had had to put up with the pain of having their teeth drilled. |
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Pleasant diversion and vigorous exercise help as they increase the inborn production of pain killers called endorphins or enkephalins. |
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Patients with meningitis or encephalitis may need pain control for headache. |
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Then, she suddenly felt intense pain after hearing several gunshots from behind her. |
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Joint pain is among the most common complaints encountered in family practice. |
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If you have caused his family any unnecessary pain to further your own ends, then you do not deserve to be in his life at all. |
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More than this, it was the emotional pain of disfigurement which was most traumatic. |
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This disgusting man will only serve four years and then be free to inflict pain and suffering on other women. |
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Such activities are tests of endurance, to see how much pain and misery you can withstand. |
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All these memories mean that I associate fishing with pain and extreme displeasure and discomfort. |
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The pain of living in this house with such ennui, such boredom for nine years. |
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The books always had a point, even in their pain and desolation and ennui, he found comfort in their purpose. |
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A survey then found the most common reason for dissatisfaction of treatment in labour was lack of pain relief. |
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Janet's naked arms were scratched and bleeding from trekking through the rough bamboo jungle but the pain didn't stop her progress. |
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The aromatic chemical in clove called eugenol anesthetizes pain and kills bacteria. |
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I was distantly aware of Xander shouting for help, the pain was my world at that time, and all I could do was pretend that it would all end soon. |
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The pain message gets amplified and distorted, much as music blasted through regular speakers does. |
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Classically, the pain is characterized as constant, dull and boring, and is worse when the patient is supine. |
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You might start the game with a dulse salsa on pain au Levain from the ovens of the late restaurant in Elizabeth Street. |
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The Cyrenaics make fun of the Epicurean theory by saying that this state of being free of desires and pain is the condition of a corpse. |
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The pain starts suddenly in the epigastrium or right upper quadrant and may radiate round to the back in the interscapular region. |
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Many causes of abdominal pain are episodic in nature, but the episodes may be weeks to months apart. |
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Finally the pain became so bad it dizzied him and he fell to the sand and passed out. |
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Some respond actively and dynamically and use pain and setbacks to spur themselves on to greater things. |
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An exclamation of pain issued from the man as Kurt steadily applied more pressure to the wound. |
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A sudden exclamation of pain made Cede rush over to Retaw and check her injured wrist. |
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The excruciating pain and pounding in his head almost drowned out the report of the gunshot. |
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One night, he experienced excruciating pain in his abdomen so intense that it radiated to his back. |
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But this kind of pain was so excruciating, that even my hair touching my thumb and the bedsheet touching my thumb caused me to scream. |
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The second thing he realized was the excruciating and piercing pain that had manifested from his left thigh. |
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Feeling one of his ribs break, the excruciating pain became too unbearable for Fred to take. |
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Maybe I can prevent the excruciating pain and unbearable suffering from others in my generation. |
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Understanding another's pain and motives does not excuse the acts they choose to express themselves. |
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Every once in a while they'd know I was having a problem because I punched myself in the leg because I learned about pain deferment. |
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She seemed almost oblivious to the pain that she had just caused the young slave girl. |
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Chatillon CMD-series dolorimeters allow users to accurately and objectively quantify a patient's localized pain threshold and nerve sensitivity. |
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The mean pain threshold measured with a dolorimeter was lower in subjects with chronic widespread pain. |
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Acupuncture treatment of patients was associated with decreased pain levels and fewer positive tender points as measured by dolorimetry. |
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He said after the event that he was exhilarated and surprised that he never encountered a pain barrier and managed a sprint finish. |
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One was an attempt at exorcism, the other a rather more practical if overly melodramatic way of making the pain go away. |
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Much of that material romanticizes and exoticizes the real pain of social marginalization. |
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These were living, breathing souls who could experience pain and emotions just as well as we can! |
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The pain is usually exacerbated by loaded dorsiflexion of the foot, and there is often limited dorsiflexion. |
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Almost immediately he cried out, doubling up as the pain knifed through him. |
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He doubled up in pain and she ran to Steve, grabbed him and then ran out of the room. |
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Not only does this lead to an unattractive double chin, it causes tension and pain in the neck and shoulder region. |
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It is significant that both Wells and Morton were specifically looking for a means of rendering dental extractions pain free. |
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This pain is a potential warning sign of tissue damage and possible phlebitis or extravasation. |
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Frontal sinusitis can cause pain above your eyebrows, and your forehead may be tender to touch. |
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Pulling the blade back out of the small eyehole, Nainnam dropped the dagger to the floor as a throb of pain passed through his nerveless fingers. |
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Now my back pain is not as bad as it was, although I think this is due to the double whammy of tui-na and the radiotherapy. |
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Some instinct told me that her pain was real and that to downscale the situation was not appropriate. |
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We feel the pain and the loss very deeply since we are empathetically connected to you. |
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That the White House physician, Dr. Janet Travell, gave him injections of procaine for his pain is old news. |
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Intramuscular administration is possible but causes extreme pain if CaNa2EDTA is not mixed with procaine. |
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The pain from her leg, ribs, and back swept over her in one giant wave forcing her to the floor again. |
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Peppermint also has antiseptic and decongestant qualities that can help relieve the pain of ear inflammation. |
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She touched it gently with one finger, and what flashed through her wasn't pain but a shock of remembered ecstasy and a kind of primitive greed. |
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They capture the gestures of the human body in all its pity and rapture, pain and pleasure. |
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While listening to her teacher ramble about the preterit tense, Margaret felt a sharp pain at her side. |
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Then I got this indescribable pain under my arms, like there was a pressure point being pressed. |
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We pity our forebears for the pain and suffering they endured along the way and revel in our comfortable present-day lives. |
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His useless left arm is a deadweight that causes severe pain in his neck and back. |
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A 76-year-old man presented to the emergency room with abdominal pain and fatigue. |
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In advanced cases, walking without support becomes impossible and pain may be present even during rest. |
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Afterward, your doctor may prescribe preventive medicine to help you control your headaches without having to rely so heavily on pain remedies. |
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Here we will activate your sympathetic nervous system using a famous model pain stimulus: dunking your hand in ice water. |
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Foot pain was associated with corns, ingrowing toenails, big toe deformities, hammer toes, obesity, and ankle swelling. |
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You may feel feverish and the pain may move to the lower right part of the abdomen as inflammation spreads. |
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Another hour passed and the pain was now so excruciating that I was having trouble focusing or concentrating. |
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Only a tiny whimper from pain as she fallen on her rump, the wood pinching her bare flesh. |
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And I am not sure I would be swayed by the statement that a suicide bomber suffers no more pain than that of a pinch. |
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Postmenopausal women receiving estrogen replacement therapy may also present with breast pain caused by fibrocystic changes. |
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Your doctor or nurse will give you painkilling tablets or injections to reduce any pain that you have after the operation. |
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Some degree of neck or back pain is common after this operation, but relief can be achieved with pain-killing injections or tablets. |
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Although I have a very high pain threshold, I was requiring more and more morphine injections. |
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The pain subsided more than usual and I was spared the pin cushion process of endless morphine injections. |
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In a study of hospital inpatients, less effective pain management was noted for older Hispanic patients. |
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Human beings over the ages have delighted in the most horrific and fiendish methods of inflicting extreme suffering, pain and mutilation. |
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It was nice to feel like we were a part of the program instead of a fifth wheel and a pain in the neck. |
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However, despite the pain and fearful reactions by some, it is possible to create and balance flavors in piquant foods. |
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Nuclear disc lesions are of gradual or insidious onset, the history may be on and off back pain for weeks and back pain getting worse. |
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Foot pain is commonly a result of metatarsalgia, which should respond to correction of poor shoe position and cushioning insoles or pads. |
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Othello's intense pain of learning of a humiliating loss of power instantaneously converts to physical violence against the scapegoat Desdemona. |
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It's kind of a pain to have to kick the instep every few minutes, is there a fix? |
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The pain experienced by patients in both the placebo and cold gel groups was at the same level at the beginning of this study. |
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The interpretation is that acupuncture needling is of benefit in neck pain and that this is not attributable to a placebo effect. |
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Mild symptoms may be helped by conservative treatments such as pain relievers, physical therapy or a supportive brace. |
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Patients reported numerous problems in communicating their pain to nurses, and perhaps as a result, patients were very conservatively medicated. |
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When severe, the pain can be accompanied by nausea or vomiting, diarrhoea, constipation or feeling faint. |
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The pain can vary in occurrence and be mild and intermittent, or more pronounced and steady. |
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Attentive playgoers conclude that the-not-fully-transferred pain of loss kills Brabantio. |
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Thankfully, our new place is arranged over the ground and first floors, and consequently there wasn't nearly so much pain on the unloading end. |
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Fructose intolerance involves several non-specific symptoms such as bloating, abdominal pain and tension, gas, excess belching, and diarrhea. |
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Her face contorts in pain as she moves but she remains in her restless sleep. |
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Her face contorted with the pain but she wrenched harder, thinking of her freedom. |
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His face was contorted with pain and the source did not seem to be his injury alone. |
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Her face contorted with pain and shock as if she'd just walked into a lamp post. |
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In that case the patient had been diagnosed with terminal cancer or intractable pain connected up with the terminal cancer. |
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If all these measures fail and pain remains intractable, then below knee amputation may be needed. |
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In capsular contracture, scar tissue forms around the breast implant and contracts, which can result in pain and loss of breast contour. |
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Referral for intrathecal administration is useful in rare instances, such as when pain is intractable to standard treatment. |
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Her sleep is fitful and she often stays in bed until midday, too weak to move or because the pain is too severe. |
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Patient adverse events related to patient handling and movement include pain and injury. |
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This raises issues of adequate pain control during the hospital and convalescent phase of illness. |
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He thanked the medical staff who determined he had been poisoned, which caused him extreme internal pain and left his face pocked and grey. |
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Her body jerked and convulsed in pain and she fell backwards, dropping her sword with a clatter. |
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He cried out with the next spasm as the now unbearable pain in his right leg grew worse with the involuntary muscle clenching. |
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With fear of death and fear of pain unplugged, they are in a sense invulnerable and invincible. |
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The ambulance report notes her complaint of pain to the right flank and in the area of her right ribs. |
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The flanks of the two animals collided together and Adam heard leather ripping, just as a shaft of pain ran up his leg. |
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The cool and refreshing water caressed his lips, he drank but as he swallowed, his throat sent searing pain to his brain. |
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Sometimes chronic pain is just a nagging discomfort, but it can flare up into severe pain. |
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He's had flare-ups of Crohn's disease, a serious inflammation of the intestines that causes pain and diarrhea. |
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You will experience a pain similar to if you had just stepped on the point of an icepick with your heel. |
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Uveitis, or inflammation of the iris, ciliary body or choroid, may also cause light sensitivity, pain and loss of vision. |
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Scratchy, well defined pain indicates a corneal problem, whereas a dull, deeper pain usually indicates a more serious condition. |
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You may experience pain on your inner ankle and gradually lose the inner arch on the bottom of your foot, leading to flatfoot. |
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He loves so much that, ironically, he's a constant source of pain to anyone unfortunate enough to love him. |
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Since the surgery is irreversible, the patients will experience less pain while resting. |
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Will asked, starting to get annoyed, the pain in his head making him more irritable. |
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I still have irritable bowels though and sometimes the pain keeps me up at night. |
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The player cannot twist or turn and the more work they do causes the pain to increase because inflammation irritates the nervous system. |
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Neck pain from nerve irritation can last from three to six months or longer. |
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The pain of life's beauty and fleetingness was something Eliot longed to put on hold. |
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He flexed tired fingers and massaged his arm, then flinched at a twinge of pain in his chest. |
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Joe screamed, corkscrewing into a fetal position as the pain knifed through him. |
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See your doctor if you have foot pain or corns, or if you can't trim your toenails well. |
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The top layer of the cornea is not damaged by the procedure, so there is unlikely to be any pain afterwards. |
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He said some people pop over-the-counter pain relievers like they're candy. |
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It would be a horrible pain to have to deal with the corset and many underskirts as well. |
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A basic blood moving and pain relieving combination is equal parts corydalis, frankincense, myrrh, dang quai and ligusticum. |
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For instance the pain relieving properties of corydalis is increased when the sliced and dried root is stir fried with rice vinegar. |
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Indeed, in previous studies, documentation on pain assessment improved with implementation of a pain flowsheet. |
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He requires large doses of narcotics for pain control and his level of consciousness fluctuates greatly. |
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Thus, the pain of cost-cutting is not hitting workers as hard as in past business cycles. |
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Then she got worse, and I admitted her to our cottage hospital for pain control and rehabilitation. |
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They do not shoot out of the spaces between the vertebrae and produce pain that way. |
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It makes me edgy to miss runs and cheat on the training, but I can't run with a searing pain in my foot or when I'm coughing up a lung. |
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Yet nearly half of women with chest pain who undergo coronary angiography are found to have no significant CAD, posing a puzzle for physicians. |
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I set off to Supabarn just now to buy him some posho dog food, to try and ease the pain that comes from being perpetually soaked. |
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The pain of his loss brought the mother of his kids to the ground as she beared the thought of parenthood without him. |
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Drake took a long moment to gather his scattered wits, his mind clearly fogged by the pain and discomfort. |
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He tried to ignore them, but found it extremely difficult when pain filled his thought process, fogging his brain. |
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A 14 year old boy was sprinting during a 200 m race when he suddenly developed a severe pain posteriorly in the proximal part of his left thigh. |
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It acts as a counterirritant that stimulates nerve endings, helping to reduce the number of pain messages that reach the brain. |
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With the use of a post-op shoe and decreased weight bearing, healing and pain relief were complete in six weeks. |
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Be sure to ask about downtime and recovery following the surgery, and about post-op pain management. |
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But the Islanders needed to go through the pain of postseason failure before they could skate off with the prize. |
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Peat baths and peat fomentations have been used since the beginning of time to alleviate pain and disease. |
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It is only now that many of these have the freedom and the courage to make their pain known. |
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I can see the physical pain it causes him when I'm slicing courgettes to the wrong thickness, or frying onions too fast. |
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Cassandra merely stayed where she was, unable to move as the pain coursed through her body. |
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The prospect of ministers sharing in the financial pain may help the Tories sell such a course of action. |
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She always thought that groin pain was a label used by pampered footballers to excuse them from their ludicrously overpaid day job. |
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Post exam week tension is beginning to go away, but not the muscular pain from footy, and work is starting to pile up again. |
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In extreme forms of couvade, the man may mimic the pain and process of childbirth and expect his wife to wait on him in the following days. |
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Relief of pain must be balanced by our understanding of the moral education which illness can supply, evoking courage, forbearance and patience. |
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He could barely breath and his body was in pain from the unnatural position he'd forced himself into. |
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Aidan had lost count how many times he'd cried himself to sleep in order to escape the pain that he was too coward to relieve himself of. |
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I have suffered from discomfort and pain in the area of the Cowper's glands for around eight years now. |
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She struggled in vain against the darkness surrounding her, but the pain of a foreign element inside her prevented it. |
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It isn't an unpleasant sensation, there is no pain to it, but it is so strange and foreign it causes me brief alarm. |
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The difference here is she is saying I want to have control over when pain relief medication which will foreshorten my life is given to me. |
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Abdominal pain or cramps, diarrhea, and sometimes vomiting are the common symptoms of gastrointestinal infections. |
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While some pain or achiness is normal, severe abdominal pain or cramps could be a sign of a serious problem. |
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The runner suffers severe muscle pain and cramp as well as crippling abdominal discomfort. |
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Pantothenic acid lack causes fatigue, headaches, nausea, abdominal pain tingling, cramps and susceptibility to lung infections. |
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The same remedies that work for menstrual cramps also lessen the pain of endometriosis. |
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Naprelan is a non-steroidal, anti-inflammatory drug used to relieve mild to moderate pain and menstrual cramps. |
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He told people to be honest whatever the cost, promised them eternal life without sorrow or pain and said he could forgive sin. |
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Now investors are feeling the pain and in a less forgiving mood when it comes to executive excess or wrongdoing. |
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He let loose with a short hiss of pain just as the crowd gasped and began running home as forks of lightning shot from the clouds above. |
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If you're afraid of hurting yourself if you fall, then I suggest buying some crash pads to protect yourself from the pain of falling. |
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The plaintiff was a very credible witness when she spoke of the stiffness and pain she suffered. |
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The company also contributed to foundations looking into pain research, pharmacy schools and Internet sites aimed at educating consumers. |
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The next morning I woke up with a crick in my neck and an annoying pain in my side. |
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You might be able to treat your pain crisis at home with medicines that you take by mouth. |
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People with pain can be fractious and difficult, and elderly people may not be paragons of charm and cheerfulness. |
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Severe pain over a bone might indicate a fracture or an injury to a ligament. |
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The wing lost its crooked shape, becoming straight, but not without pain to its owner. |
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He used his own pain, following the example of Christ on the cross, to share with compassion the pain of others. |
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He grunted in pain as a bolt from a crossbow tore a gash in his leg, then he plunged into the water and sank. |
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They bravely put their pain and discomfort to the back of their minds to complete the tough cross-country course. |
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I cross-trained as hard as I could whenever I was unable to run to give myself every chance should the pain settle. |
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The Bowling Club suffered the joys and pain of the crown green game during a see-saw weekend for the club. |
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She had been on crutches and in pain and thought the staff were being unhelpful. |
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It was not supposed to end with her slumped on an Athens pavement, crying bitter tears of pain and frustration. |
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She spent many an agonizing night biting her lip to keep from crying out in pain as he relentlessly beat her up in his drunkenness. |
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Abby went sprawling a few feet away, landing hard and crying out in pain and fear. |
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Then the last of my energy was gone and I collapsed across the desk, crying out at the pain in my broken arm. |
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Nor can it outweigh the sporadic frightfulness of pain and despair that occurs every second of every day. |
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I have learned to exist with the pain and panics and live from hour to hour. |
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Insufficient food has also left him two stone lighter with chronic gum and tooth pain and frostbite has deformed one of his fingers. |
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In contrast, chronic pain and loss of passive range of motion suggest frozen shoulder or tears of the rotator cuff. |
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This period of insecurity and pain has since fuelled his desire for rebellion. |
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He felt as if he had just hit a brick wall full on, the pain was incredible. |
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Is an external hard drive a good idea, or would that just be an almighty pain in the fundament? |
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The two nerves most likely to cause pain or numbness around the hip are the sciatic and lateral femoral cutaneous nerves. |
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Flexion force applied against long finger extension distal to the proximal interphalangeal joint may provoke pain over the extensor muscle mass in the proximal forearm. |
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For those patients the author provides an integrated therapy in which the internal pain is externalized through narrative, dream work, and imagery. |
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I flinched at the unanticipated pain that surfaced suddenly. |
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Kailey gasped in pain and covered her eyes with one of her hands, with the other she slammed his hand back onto the switch flipping the light off, but also crushing his hand. |
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There could be no doubt that ether, properly applied, rendered the subject wholly unconscious, deadened the pain of operation, and represented little risk to recovery. |
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