| If the people have not suffered enough, it is their God-given right to suffer some more. |
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| Of course, the prettier bar girls and physically enhanced go-go dancers will suffer little. |
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| In any given year, 9.5 percent of the population suffer from a depressive illness. |
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| Children from deprived areas are more likely to suffer tooth decay than those from better-off backgrounds. |
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| The government is to target deprived areas where poor families suffer more ill health. |
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| I suffer from paranoid schizophrenia and depression and find the net a gold mine of information. |
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| Celebrity stalkers are usually found in the love obsessional group, a high proportion of whom suffer from psychotic illnesses. |
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| Why should you and I be forced to suffer repeated use of a derogatory professional insult? |
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| When chocolate is ingested in significant quantities, cats may suffer life-threatening effects. |
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| They felt that African Americans, by going to desegregated schools would face segregation within those schools and suffer accordingly. |
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| The Jets weren't going to suffer a mass of broken bones, torn ligaments and pulled muscles on his watch. |
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| The path to justice for families or victims of those who suffer a medical goof-up, he believes, is awfully steep. |
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| It was only later that night that she began to suffer from concussion and nausea. |
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| Oftentimes, though, the person being inoculated would contract the disease and suffer its consequences. |
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| Thousands of people could suffer because a desperate shortage of doctors is threatening the future of two city surgeries. |
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| Those who are losers suffer social devaluation, which can lead quickly into alienation and loneliness. |
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| This is a devastating blow to the workers, over 900 Waterford producers and the community around Kilmeaden, who will suffer greatly. |
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| I do not suffer fools gladly, especially not critics who can neither read accurately nor write grammatically. |
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| Fixed frequency, push-pull power stages tend to suffer lower noise while remaining easier to monitor during testing. |
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| Severe diabetics often suffer kidney failure and have to spend hours a day on a dialysis machine. |
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| For these reasons nicotinic acid therapy is not recommended for diabetics or persons who suffer from gout. |
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| I've been admitted for ketoacidosis twice in the past year because I suffer from diabulimia. |
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| For some reason, it doesn't seems to suffer from the same inundation of spam that the other site does. |
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| Woody plants including gooseberries, raspberries and even roses may suffer from dieback after their leaves wilt and shrivel and change to brown. |
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| I'll just have to make sure I wear extra thick trousers so I don't suffer friction burns as I'm ejected from the car half way round. |
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| He was determined not to suffer the same grisly fate and kept walking until he found a remote abandoned log cabin where he made his home. |
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| I've found ginger to be particularly helpful for infants with colic, and in older people who suffer with poor digestion or diminished appetite. |
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| The malnourished suffer from impaired health, reduced physical strength, diminished mental alertness, and high rates of infant mortality. |
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| He began to suffer from weakness and insomnia and bouts of breathlessness and his legs became grotesquely bloated with dropsy. |
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| I strive to keep his purity and innocence, so he doesn't have to suffer like I do. |
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| As it turns out, houses and neighborhoods abroad suffer from similar growing pains as those in the United States. |
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| An increasing number of children suffer from stunted physical growth and slow mental development. |
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| Crusader princes, atabeqs, emirs and even Saladin himself had been forced to come to terms with them or suffer the consequences. |
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| He damaged his back in that tie to cap a disastrous year which also saw him suffer foot and knee problems. |
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| We suffer as we struggle to define our individuality and hence simultaneously emphasize our separateness. |
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| Will the applicants suffer irreparable harm uncompensable by money damages if the relief sought is not granted? |
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| He obtained a variety of employments but continued to suffer flashbacks and night terrors and to drink heavily. |
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| Dogs bitten by any of Texas' dangerous snakes, including rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, copperheads and coral snakes, often suffer unnecessarily. |
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| Your employees aren't the only ones who suffer from such annoyances and irritations. |
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| It didn't help, of course, not really, but at least there were no innocent bystanders around to suffer my invective. |
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| The patient does suffer a serious loss of cognitive function due to a discrete neurological injury, such as a stroke. |
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| Microphones can suffer from distortion with very loud signals or from noise with very quiet signals. |
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| Those who contract the virus and do show symptoms typically suffer from mild fever and head and body aches. |
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| But why should others have to suffer the disgusting smell and the possible health risks? |
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| The monarchy itself will increasingly suffer from this politics of benign neglect. |
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| Those missionary wives who did not suffer sustained ill-health in South Africa proved gynecologically sturdy. |
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| Not only can flexible people bend over more easily to pick up something off the floor, but they're also less likely to suffer achy joints. |
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| Presumably the Queen didn't suffer these indignities, but even she had to wait until 1953 for the dubious pleasure of coronation chicken. |
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| Diaries can suffer from a process of attrition, as people decide they have had enough of the task of completing a diary. |
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| Adults suffer worse than children and this disease can be serious enough to require hospital treatment. |
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| Today, agricultural colleges suffer declining enrollments in technical and production fields. |
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| This was to ensure that the surviving spouse did not suffer a loss of entitlements following the death. |
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| Also the army corps of engineers is giving out blue tarps for people who did suffer damage. |
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| He will suffer great expense if required to attend here for examinations, pre-trial and trial. |
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| Undoubtedly, there are students who suffer from the severe learning disability, dyslexia. |
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| He came to collect her and I had to suffer another fifteen minutes of excruciating boredom as he talked at me about things I have no interest in. |
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| While all the other little girls in grammar school had very straight hair worn in cute ponytails, I had to suffer with a frizzy Afro. |
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| Their portfolios and performance will suffer mightily if this issue is allowed to flop. |
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| I suffer from obstructive sleep apnoea, a most distressing and dangerous condition which dictates my life completely. |
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| She did suffer a lot of physical and emotional pain, but putting it on canvas was a form of exorcism, and she did it with a dark sense of humour. |
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| The paints are factory tested and do not suffer calcimining, powdering, or decay. |
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| I have been in the heart of the south-west for a few days and not had a chilli fix, and I am now starting to suffer from withdrawal symptoms. |
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| But there is a cosy complacency that Scotland doesn't suffer from it, when that is simply not true. |
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| The salt pan workers are exploited and often suffer from poor health but get no protection since it is an unorganised industry. |
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| Do your readers think I should let her suffer with her new name or shall we try something double-barrelled like the Brown-Foxes. |
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| Women think of suicide more than men as women suffer more from depression but women are more likely to externalise their emotions than men. |
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| Quality and service should not suffer in any way due to this cost-cutting exercise. |
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| The rest of the guys were the established players and didn't ask their customers to suffer huge software ports. |
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| Addicts will also suffer medical conditions bought on by constantly being on the internet such as eye strain, back ache and sleep deprivation. |
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| Even if your portfolio value is down now, you'll only suffer a loss if you cash it in. |
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| That's because highly levered businesses suffer in downturns as debt service eats into margins, and increases the risk of default. |
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| Today, thousands of downwinders suffer from leukemia, breast cancer, and other ailments. |
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| In fact, as the business grows and increases its fixed costs, its operating profit margins are likely to suffer in the short run. |
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| The outdoor racks, maintained on an honor system, are open 24 hours a day, for those who suffer from abibliophobia. |
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| She now wants to use her qualifications to be able to counsel other people who suffer with clinical depression. |
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| Apparently, according to this report, I may be more likely to suffer from memory loss and possibly even brain shrinkage in my old age. |
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| Of these, around 200 will suffer from severe post-natal depression or the even more serious puerperal psychosis. |
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| Although all recreants suffer from lack of self-sufficiency, few exhibit Calvin's intensity of effort to overcome it. |
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| It is even possible that innocent bystanders may suffer casualties as a result. |
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| I keep relentlessly busy because I suffer from FOMO, or fear of missing out. |
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| Families suffer when someone takes up public life, and the higher up the food chain that person gets, the greater the pressure on the family. |
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| Footballers of all standards suffer from high levels of sport-related injury. |
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| The other nurse, who continues to suffer ill health arising from the near assault, has been absent from work on a number of occasions. |
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| If you suffer from coxalgia, they will allow you to make an informed choice between various therapies. |
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| Since, therefore, He was about to be manifested and to suffer in the flesh, His suffering was foreshown. |
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| There have been 20 shootings in Limerick already this year, sparking fears that the city's image will suffer in the latest crime wave. |
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| Having said that, she really did so at great risk to herself and she did suffer many invasions of privacy as a result. |
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| Dogs seem to suffer most with these small seedpods because the foxtails become imbedded in their coats. |
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| The problem with priests is that they are human and suffer the same frailties and imperfections as other humans such as myself. |
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| Sadly, many nations suffer from despotic, inhumane regimes, and we play sport with them. |
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| By their gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh, they acknowledged Jesus as royal, divine, and destined to suffer and die. |
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| No customer will suffer any loss as a result of fraud through no fault of their own. |
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| That Aberdeen game saw him enter the fray as a first-half substitute, only to suffer the indignity of being hooked later in the game. |
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| Patients may suffer from anxiety, depression and reactive adjustment disorders. |
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| Many natural products are cruelty-free, too, so you can rest assured that no cute little bunnies had to suffer for your vanity. |
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| People suffer with them all their lives and it's one of the most curable disorders that we face. |
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| Doctors believe that this finding could lead to a new diagnostic tool for those that suffer from the disease and allow for early treatment. |
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| We currently have an awful national team, but we don't suffer from a lack of talent. |
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| Too many communities in East Lancashire suffer from the curse of juvenile nuisance and much of it is caused and worsened by under-age drinking. |
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| Most of these captive elephants live in dirty conditions and suffer from poor treatment and callous management. |
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| Langford's always come off like an ornery cuss, a guy who doesn't suffer fools gladly. |
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| While I wouldn't go so far as to say I suffer from pogonophobia, I am not really down with the things. |
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| Being rather a hairy chap, I'm glad that neither myself nor my loved ones suffer from pogonophobia. |
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| Patients should be warned that they may suffer a pustular flare during the first few weeks of tretinoin therapy. |
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| This means exactly not to be a rebel, but to suffer innocently, including bearing unjust shame. |
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| About half of Hong Kong people suffer from hair loss due to stress and working pressure, a study has shown. |
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| First, it is clear that we often want to perform the deed and at the same time do not want to suffer the punishment. |
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| It seems that Britain's upmarket retailers suffered most and will suffer further if the crisis deepens. |
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| Many suffer needlessly from eye defects due top lack of knowledge and basic equipment. |
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| However, it was the fighter aircraft that was to really suffer from this policy. |
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| I may be paid to suffer fools, but I definitely don't have to do so gladly. |
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| The Dee in Aberdeenshire, once a highly prolific spring river, continues to suffer from a dreadful lack of these big early salmon. |
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| Such cynical micro-analysts of human behaviour must suffer when the ravenous critic inevitably turns inward. |
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| Essentially, you suffer a decrease in strength, your training poundages drop and your muscles get less stimulation, which leads to muscle loss. |
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| Dysania and depression are mutually exclusive in the sense that a person can suffer from both at the same time. |
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| The many elderly who rely on low state pensions, but who resist means testing, suffer incomes below the poverty line. |
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| A new survey says insomniacs suffer from an abundance of happiness or creativity, but sleep deprivation isn't usually a reason to be cheerful. |
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| She stressed that although he had serious concerns over his weight, he did not suffer from an eating disorder such as anorexia or bulimia. |
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| If oil prices remain high, then it will probably be developing countries who will suffer the most economic damage. |
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| It was not until the building began to suffer the effects of damp that the council acted. |
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| Plasmon waveguides can suffer losses caused by both radiation into the far field and internal damping. |
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| A warrior who had dandled strong men in his arms like infants will never suffer himself to be dandled in the arms of others. |
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| As a nation, the Danes are said to be shy and suffer from an inferiority complex. |
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| She told the court she feared her client might suffer as a consequence of the Lord Chief Justice's new guidelines. |
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| He chooses to do so not because he seeks to suffer or because God wills his death, but as the means to life for God's people. |
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| Those that survive suffer permanent damage and often have to be placed inside an iron lung. |
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| Should everybody know what diseases they are predisposed to suffer from in old age? |
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| After the age of 35, women are more likely to suffer miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy and pre-eclampsia. |
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| Some premature babies suffer from breathing difficulties but this did not appear to be the case with Jennifer. |
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| What sort of world is this that predisposes roughly 20 percent of human beings to suffer mental agonies? |
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| Young widows had to suffer for whole life and depend for their existence on the in-laws or own parents. |
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| For those of you who suffer from an inordinate amount of clay in your soil, composting is the answer. |
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| Studies have shown that women who reduce their caffeine intake two weeks before menstruation suffer less premenstrual breast tenderness. |
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| Contact gagers are accurate for fairly limited thickness ranges of strip, but suffer from several disadvantages. |
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| The Court noted that Section 16 made it an offence for a licensee knowingly to harbour or suffer to remain on his premises any constable on duty. |
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| Areas prone to flooding will suffer terribly as sea levels rise over the next century. |
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| Civil disobedience of this kind will not land someone in jail, although delinquents will suffer from a high interest penalty. |
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| I accept that he did suffer from some aggravation of his existing mental health problems. |
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| By August John had started to suffer high blood pressure and he was readmitted to Oxford's Churchill Hospital for further scans. |
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| More than a third of the population suffer from a virulent strain of malaria, so consult your doctor about effective prophylactics. |
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| Virginia would no longer suffer such state prescriptions or proscriptions of religion. |
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| Other people suffer from prosopagnosia due to trauma to the brain that caused brain damage. |
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| They suffer from Coeliac disease, which is characterised by an intolerance of gluten, found in wheat and other grains. |
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| Among them, two billion suffer from nutritional deficiencies and one billion keep company with hunger in their daily life. |
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| And if you are a woman in poverty you suffer the double bind of both family and society excluding you from decision-making processes and power. |
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| Answer: As long as you feel fuddled or suffer with a hangover there is alcohol in your blood and you would be best advised not to give suck. |
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| Businesses will have drops in sales as they suffer a dearth of customers. |
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| I play very definite women who are very forward and don't suffer fools. |
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| That was the number of people who they estimated at the day who would qualify and who would suffer from the ailment. |
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| If you suffer from heartburn and acid indigestion, there are many ways you can help yourself. |
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| Germany, the other prog metal homeland, doesn't have to suffer by comparison to his oversea friends. |
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| This incongruity caused her to suffer from a stressful condition called gender dysphoria. |
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| Buildings that did not dry out before winter frosts are likely to suffer further damage as they crack in the cold. |
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| Those who suffer social and economic disadvantage are clearly of prime concern. |
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| Mention that young children suffer if their mothers spend too much time working, and you are a male chauvinist pig. |
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| If you store your chicken in the freezer, it is recommended to wrap it well so it will not dry out or suffer from frzzfer burns. |
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| The person who does not occupy his mind constructively is putting up with self-imposed ignorance, and will suffer for it. |
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| As He was nailed on the cross in Golgotha, He had to suffer from extreme pain for about 6 hours. |
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| Either the sensor will cease to function adequately or the satellite will suffer severe orbit decay such that the system is no longer useable. |
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| I am now able to turn my head without the acute pain I used to suffer in the past. |
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| All who suffer and hold fast to the word of God and the testimony which they hold will be clothed in white robes. |
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| You will suffer depression, extreme anxiety, and, most probably, severe mental deterioration. |
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| You tend to imagine the worst, suffer agonies of mind today. |
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| According to Gilligan, a sound medical basis for Teddy's condition does indeed exist: he could suffer dissociative identity disorder. |
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| At her funeral, Patrick must suffer the sight of his mother's friends, supporters, and hangers-on eulogizing her world-historical generosity. |
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| With this violent act, this armed organization has gone back to its old ways of making this People suffer once again. |
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| Those who are disadvantaged suffer particularly from creeping inflation, which I therefore regard as being socially unacceptable. |
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| The only thing that would then suffer would be the immediateness of the transaction. |
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| The one who kills is not taught that he will suffer the consequences of his actions in the next life. |
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| I saw families suffer through constant changes in their primary social worker, and through plain half-heartedness. |
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| The very people who heard Trump's blunt, populist message about unrigging the system would be the ones to suffer its betrayal, Volsky added. |
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| This heavy demand causes some pilots to suffer from cumulative fatigue during the peak season. |
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| Birds flying in the plume can become disoriented, and could suffer toxic effects. |
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| But if he really hates the nature of falsehood in him, he will never tell a lie even if he has to suffer a great loss. |
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| People who suffer from clinical depression often feel sad, worthless and empty to the point of being unable to function. |
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| Extreme stress at work caused him to suffer acute anxiety, depression and mental collapse. |
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| And if you do not attend to them or find a loving substitute, they will suffer and may hold it against you. |
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| This is a faith which leads us to love all without distinction, including those who suffer and, perhaps because of that, cause suffering. |
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| The land terminals on the other hand continue to suffer from a lack of activity. |
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| For those of us in countries where this is illegal, we may suffer severe legal consequences on top of everything else we have endured. |
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| Ed Clark should not suffer financial penalty because other chief executives have failed where he has excelled. |
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| What, therefore, will happen if the animals we eat also start to suffer from fainting fits and dizzy spells, as I did? |
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| In this respect the breed seems to suffer to an extraordinary degree from cankered teeth. |
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| You do not want baby to suffer from skin allergies from dirty bed linen. |
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| In such circumstances, children suffer disproportionately from malnourishment and illness, leading to high mortality rates. |
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| Women have little control over their health and fertility and disproportionately suffer from malnourishment and anemia. |
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| But as time passed, more people began to suffer from battle fatigue or to fall prey to historical revisionism. |
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| That is the masochism we have to suffer in this Parliament, and you, Mr President, are largely responsible for it. |
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| Back then, he told journalists that his party was trying to work something out so Mr. Cadman would not suffer financially. |
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| Surveys some of the main issues that preoccupy people who suffer from racism or who study its effects. |
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| The perfect knowledge of the gem market and the intense price negotiations by DYB Gems enabled its clients not to suffer from this contretemps. |
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| But I'm livid anyway on behalf of those people who do suffer that daily iniquity, and it's that core of injustice that undermines the current taxation system. |
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| Some persons suffer innocently by the sinful acts of others. |
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| However, these suffer by forcing readers to read both good and bad information before reaching a synthesis. |
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| Example: You, the business owner, suffer an auto accident in which you are determined to be at fault. |
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| Species left should be windfirm, meaning they are unlikely to blow down or suffer wind damage. |
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| Oregonians suffer through them in anticipation of the blissfully sunny and temperate summer. |
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| All ant-corruption establishments suffer from inadequate funding, staffing and facilities to do their work. |
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| It would rather let them go out into the world illiterate or innumerate rather than suffer the supposed indignity of being told how to do something properly. |
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| While one part of humanity is struggling with the effects of over-eating, more than half their fellow human beings suffer from undernourishment. |
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| Most problematically, many Canadians suffer from multiple forms of exclusion. |
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| Sometimes these people also suffer from a mental illness or intellectual disability. |
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| In the end, it is Swedish viewers and listeners that suffer because the lack of choice of suppliers leads to higher costs and less innovation. |
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| Healthy children whose siblings suffer from any mental or physical disability have similar experiences. |
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| Koreans living in Japan suffer the brunt of racism and hate speech, and their situation is complex. |
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| If you just throw it in, it'll scream and suffer a lot, but if you put it in cold water and heat it up slowly, it will tough it out a lot longer. |
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| Those who despite every thing continue to be stubborn by opening such doors must be ready to suffer the consequences. |
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| Men suffer the most from psychological problems, but they do not go for consultations because of their culture and because they can't afford it. |
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| He foreknows that he will become incarnate in order to suffer death, a selfless act whereby humankind will be redeemed. |
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| It is working mothers who suffer under the misguided policies of this government. |
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| No Bishop can be wanting in this duty, even if he might be required to make sacrifices or suffer from being misunderstood. |
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| Containerised goods are less likely to suffer from damage and pilferage. Containerised goods are easier to ship multimodally. |
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| Those who suffer from cold sores typically feel a tingling sensation just beneath the surface of the skin before the blisters actually form. |
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| In your presentation, you said that you could suffer retaliation or be punished for having testified before the committee. |
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| Almost a third of all calves at the age of up to 2 weeks suffer from neonate scours. |
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| We regularly suffer delays, we lose our luggage and we have suffered all kinds of work-to-rule or trade union strikes. |
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| The use of the Medisana HDF Foot Warmer will ensure you never have to suffer from cold feet again. |
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| Most policies will pay benefits if you suffer one of the following: heart attack, stroke, coronary bypass surgery, and some cancers. |
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| This apparently made him take a resolve to raise awareness on diabetes and help people get proper treatment so that they do not suffer from its after-effects. |
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| These children suffer a wide range of problems that involve either internalizing or externalizing feelings. |
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| I believe that both companies will suffer when consumers are eventually forced to draw in their horns, which is why I'll be giving their shares a miss. |
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| As the different colored bits scroll by on the hard drive platter, you need to quickly read them in the correct order before you suffer a buffer underflow. |
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| Children were also significantly more likely to suffer from these conditions if their father had an inherited susceptibility to allergy or the child was a firstborn. |
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| It is unadvisable to use Noiselezz if you you suffer from periodontosis with loose teeth and receded gum. |
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| When women fall ill, however, they are more likely than men to suffer ostracism in their community once their HIV status becomes known. |
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| Whilst the leaders suffer from a wind which is losing power dramatically, their pursuers get some wind back in their sails. |
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| In the United States rich people live in luxury, whereas many people suffer from hunger and roam about the streets homeless. |
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| That Ireland didn't suffer on the scoreboard was down to a lack of a killer instinct, which the visitors have previously shown to be something of an Achilles' heel. |
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| Many people suffering from food disorders also suffer from drug or alcohol addiction, and sometimes even compulsive theft. |
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| I think we're about to suffer a bout of morning sickliness I watched the final 15 minutes of GMTV yesterday. |
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| The applicant is not to suffer loss by reason of the dilatoriness of the responsible authorities in evaluating the project. |
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| Children who consume fizzy drinks once a day or more are twice as likely to suffer tooth erosion than those who consume such drinks less than once a day. |
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| Whilst the guitarist needs to suffer for his art more and lose the baseball cap, you only notice this because their singer is a flamboyant individual. |
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| According to these experts, as many as nine million Nigerian children could suffer from retardation in the next 10 years if iodized salts are not consumed regularly. |
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| Although anecdotic, banana is said to help rabbit who suffer light digestive disorders and soft fecal production. |
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| A string of other, smaller projects could suffer as well. The telescope's advocates say junking it now would be a false economy. |
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| If they are taking syrup of ipecac to induce vomiting, patients with the condition may suffer irreversible myocardial damage and can die of congestive heart failure. |
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| About two years ago, Julie began to suffer long periods of depression and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, suffering with flashbacks of past events. |
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| Although some of the demos featuring Ilene Woods suffer from irremediable damage, in most respects this selection is a pleasurable listening experience. |
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| What! were ye not wont to swear aforetime that ye should suffer no decline? |
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| The motivation of lay people to make a commitment and the potential discovery of new young talent among lay actors could suffer in the long term. |
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| While he dithers, people suffer and billions of dollars are thrown at a problem, with no end in sight. |
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| It is also important not overdress babies in the cloth, and maybe also under a jacket, because babies suffer more from overheating than freezing. |
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| While at the top of the income pyramid, a few enjoy a life of luxury, those at the bottom suffer from extreme vulnerabilities. |
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| Because they live in a climate where it is routine, women who suffer violence may sometimes also be violent in turn towards their children. |
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| Our appeals system is dedicated to ensuring that students do not suffer because of circumstances outside their control, and the pollen count is one of these circumstances. |
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| In addition to a relatively high severity of heroin use and concomitant polydrug abuse, heroin-using young people tend to suffer from psychiatric symptoms. |
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| In some cases, these women even suffer attacks from their family members who may be politically opposed or embarrassed by their outspokenness. |
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| Children who have biological causes for either binging or purging or who suffer from a psychotic disorder, or significant developmental delay. |
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| A great deal of our efforts go toward ensuring that Canada does not suffer a terrorist attack, nor is used to support or stage one elsewhere. |
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| Infants sleeping face down were more likely to suffer a cot death. |
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| One in ten new mums suffer from post-natal depression, but because of the stigma surrounding the condition, many decline to seek help and continue to suffer in silence. |
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| As soon as one of the parties harms this online relationship, then the defaulting party will suffer the consequences. |
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| Germany was spared a fratricidal conflict, while Koreans had to suffer not only division, but also the Korean War. |
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| Animals suffer from human callousness and thoughtlessness, and improving their fate is a challenge to our humanity. |
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| Animal welfare experts now fear Scottish wildlife such as deer, hedgehogs and frogs could also suffer as their young are killed off in the freezing temperatures. |
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| The terror of our time is stone-deaf to reason, and it is not enough for the Dreyfus of our time to suffer being Dreyfus. |
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| Meanwhile, the Health Service Executive denied last night recent reports that patients in Kerry will suffer following the curtailment of an angiography service. |
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| When they decamp owing to poor pay, bad working conditions and a lack of opportunity, patients suffer and health-care systems crumble. |
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| When it comes to purchasing books, I suffer from an aggressive cross-breed of miserliness and mania. |
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| Once again the Church turns her eyes to those who suffer and calls attention to the incurably ill, many of whom are dying from terminal diseases. |
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| Mammals also suffer from impaired eyesight and absorption of oil, and those with fur also suffer from oiling of their coat. |
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| But one should not fasten on adults who suffer genetic disease impossibly high standards for protocol initiation. |
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| It's just that I suffer from arthritis and find the greater bulkiness of your new size just too difficult to handle. |
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| Thus,? of the people who have less than two dollars a day, who suffer from food shortage and die of starvation, live in rural areas. |
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| These are troubling times we are in mired in, for the Lord is witness to the crimes of his children and has predestined us to suffer for our sins. |
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| He then went on to suffer bowel problems caused by the prematurity which needed surgery but amazed doctors with his fight back to health despite being in and out of hospital. |
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| Smaller operators tend not to be quite as well organised and suffer from resistance to claims for haulage rates increases on the back of increases in the cost of derv. |
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| Thus, there is now hope for all who suffer and this is the reason we believe that the resurrected Lord is our reconciler. |
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| As the decay nears the dental pulp you may suffer from toothache. |
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| He used to suffer from bad headaches and had to avoid all mental effort. |
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| Most of the other novels, however, suffer from overly long exposition and description, excessive detail, and mannered, artificial language. |
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| And while disclaiming responsibility and blaming others, many suffer unnecessarily because of wrong priorities, wrong choices, squandered opportunities. |
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| How does he allow the innocent to suffer and the guiltless to die? |
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| Does a culture that believes something incorrect but positive about its history suffer from breaks or discontinuities, or could the experience for its citizens be a good one? |
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| This first censuring would follow him later and other songs would suffer the same fate. |
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| The theory is that traditional bricks and mortar banks will suffer a loss of customers and revenues as internet banks encroach on their territory. |
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| Workers are fully exposed to chemical toxins and hazardous machines, and suffer sickness, disfiguration, and death at the highest rates in world history. |
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| Of course, it is not the only country to suffer from endemic corruption. |
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| When our children suffer from ennui, we worry that they lack stimulation. |
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| Personally, I found it quite dull, but then I suffer from financial ennui. |
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| That distinction is gone and if the pressure on the public sector becomes too great, it is clear that the State pension will suffer in that event. |
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| If you suffer from sunstroke, remain in a dark room, apply a cold compress to your eyes, drink lots of water and take some aspirin. |
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| Must not suffer from a condition which could result in sudden incapacitation. |
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| What to most people would be cause for a minor outbreak of sheepishness can lead Knausgaard to suffer agonies of mortification. |
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| The rest are doomed to decay or suffer humanly induced destruction. |
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| Basically, either way, she was doomed to suffer for eternity. |
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| People subjected to poverty tend to suffer higher instance of mortality and morbidity as compared to those living affluently, particularly in developed countries. |
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| Another possibility for the reluctance to discuss Kaczynski might be because they suffer from having a guilty conscience. |
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| It means, in essence, that less well-off communities should not suffer the double jeopardy of living in a rotten environment, just because they are less well-off. |
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| If there is a God I hope that he takes me first then I can go with a contented mind knowing that she did not suffer this dreadful disease any longer. |
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| Our people, in order not to suffer again the misfortune of a stateless nation, heroically defended the Republic against the armed invasion of the US imperialists. |
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| If an infelicitous remark to a grimalkin or bedlamite leads to a velitation, during which you run head on into closed fists, you will surely suffer tumefaction and no doubt sport a tumescent nose. |
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| The tremendous strain which the Star would have to suffer when the sophistries of recreants and the shibboleths of renegades were abroad will be obvious. |
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| Many are comforted by the thought that their child would not want to see them suffer all their life or be unhappy. |
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| If you particularly suffer from the cold when skiing or snowboarding, I recommend this muff. |
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| I don't suffer old age, because I ignore it: it goes ahead on its own, but I pay no heed to it. |
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| About 620,000 administrative and white collar US workers suffer from upper extremity disabilities. |
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| So it is a bad place to fall ill with an unusual disease, or suffer a serious injury. |
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| As women tend to live longer than men, it is unattached senior women who suffer most of all. |
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