Positive abnormal returns increased more dramatically than negative abnormal returns.
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In abnormal times it does, and Brexit has brought abnormal times.
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The abnormal prion converts a healthy one, creating two abnormal ones.
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The event will be an abnormal one in an abnormal time.
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If Trump is an abnormal candidate, your resistance should feel abnormal too.
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"We have loyal listeners in an abnormal time and in an abnormal situation," Al Mawsily says.
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It was neither the new abnormal nor the new normal but maybe the new abnormal normal.
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Raul Reyes: Everything about the Tuesday primaries was abnormal So much about Tuesday's Democratic primaries was abnormal.
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The echo EKG showed Jeff's heart function was mildly abnormal at rest and decidedly abnormal with exercise.
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Lauer's forum treated a normal candidate as an abnormal one and an abnormal candidate as a normal one.
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And the only thing that's abnormal is our own fear of another person, our own lack of understanding—that's what's abnormal.
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Jutting's defence is that while a disorder can cause an abnormal mind, his mental state can be abnormal without a disorder.
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Sometimes Rohn will have appointments to discuss an abnormal Pap smear but won't be sent the actual results that show what is abnormal.
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The most common symptoms of cervical cancer are abnormal vaginal bleeding — particularly bleeding after intercourse — and abnormal spotting or discharge, particularly if it's bloody.
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The abnormalities included microcephaly, calcification of the brain, abnormal flow of amniotic fluid, abnormal flow of blood to the brain and fetal deaths, the study said.
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Trump is an abnormal candidate running an abnormal campaign, and the result is that the Republican nominee is underperforming the fundamentals of this election, and may have yet further to fall.
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Its rhythm was abnormal — that's why she'd blacked out.
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They view it as abnormal — as weird or deviant.
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Men who go bald don't have abnormal levels of testosterone.
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"I'm not sensing any panic or abnormal stress," he added.
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The CT angiogram done at that time was quite abnormal.
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"[It's] an abnormal state; it's a starvation state" he said.
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If the watch detects something abnormal, it will alert you.
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But neither Spotify nor Slack had abnormal peaks or valleys.
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My foray into motherhood as a working woman was abnormal.
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But abnormal is the new normal for insurance technology investing.
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They were also less likely to experience abnormal capital surges.
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This is an abnormal medical condition not a character flaw.
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Less than a quarter think it is abnormal and unacceptable.
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Is it normal, or is it highly abnormal or unprecedented?
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Nor can the study prove concussions actually cause abnormal menstruation.
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To have any blasts in the bloodstream, though, is abnormal.
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Abnormal first started in Greylock's offices as an incubated startup.
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It makes me think, Who are the abnormal ones here?
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Symptoms include severe itchiness, painful sex and abnormal vaginal discharge.
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It's not abnormal that fashion brands are targeting different demographics.
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In it, no mention is made of an abnormal larynx.
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Sometimes, it comes suddenly, in an abnormal seizing or bursting.
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First it was an abnormal umbilical cord and heavy bleeding.
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Once these abnormal connections form, they cause two immediate problems.
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A law now bans face coverings — but also "abnormal" beards.
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That intense or potent solitude is abnormal and even perverse.
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We do not care if someone is gay, or abnormal.
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Welcome to the New Abnormal, where everyone loses their minds!
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They knew there was something abnormal in the patient's brain.
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This abnormal immune response can even be directed against glycans.
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But an unstable polar vortex causes abnormal and extreme weather.
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What news events fell into the "Abnormal and Important" category?
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While it's not abnormal for an incoming administration to ask for U.S. attorneys to resign after taking office, it is abnormal to do so 50 days into a term and with practically zero notice.
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But Inside doesn't want you to fear the abnormal or non-normative; rather, Inside wants you to embrace yourself as part of the abnormal in order to find collective resistance to fear, isolation, and oppression.
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"I could hear the rumors saying that I'm abnormal," he said.
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Detecting an abnormal heart rhythm comes down to looking at patterns.
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It's definitely an abnormal splurge, but way too cool to resist.
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In fact, abnormal weather mostly contributed to the hole's reduced size.
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That's why we have this abnormal situation going on right now.
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Which are as normal and abnormal as much as anybody else's.
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"What is normal to us is abnormal to others," says Sumon.
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EKGs can appear abnormal even in the absence of heart disease.
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"It's not weird, it's not strange, it's not abnormal," says Sabrina.
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I didn't understand what was healthy or unhealthy, normal or abnormal.
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It's easy to grow numb to abnormal actions, words and tactics.
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The abnormal rhythms are the cause of 1 in 4 strokes.
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"The payment in cash was also abnormal," he said in Dhaka.
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Any abnormal swelling in one particular breast is a red flag.
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What then motivates this terrible "Never," with its abnormal, jarring priority?
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She says swimsuit shopping makes her feel as if she's "abnormal".
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For example, the infant's body had an abnormal accumulation of fluids.
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Reached by telephone, Gammal told Reuters that the hijacker seemed "abnormal".
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The relationship between public security departments and citizens is extremely abnormal.
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His treatment of celibacy as "abnormal" particularly incensed the Catholic hierarchy.
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The fact that America has done it too is not abnormal.
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The stairs leading to the clock tower are narrow and abnormal.
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The climate has changed; the strange and abnormal is now normal.
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The transaction was blocked, but it was marked as abnormal activity.
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It's a place with a truly abnormal way of treating memory.
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However, even here there was no redness, no swelling, nothing abnormal.
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What I find abnormal is someone owning someone, or controlling someone.
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It's grade three—this refers to how abnormal the cells are.
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There was always something disturbing about a loved one acting abnormal.
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"I didn't see nothing abnormal when I saw him," he said.
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In the wet type, abnormal blood vessels grow under the macula.
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As the research makes clear, that new abnormal is already here.
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It's always late or abnormal, usually lasting about seven full days.
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She underwent surgery last year to address an abnormal heart rhythm.
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I just thought that my breasts had a weird, abnormal shape.
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"We knew immediately that there was something very abnormal," Brown said.
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The most common symptom types were pain, abnormal functioning and discharge.
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Around 90% of them were abnormal in one way or another.
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It's one thing to be exceptional and another to be abnormal.
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Tuesday will be an abnormal day in the history of the IPO.
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The show is a difficult (odd, abnormal, unreal) environment to date in.
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That was the only test that showed anything abnormal with my vision.
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The antagonism between them is abnormal for rivals in a democratic system.
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It's caused by an abnormal positioning of one of the rectus muscles.
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Blazers always look abnormal going all the way down to my knees.
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The trigger stimulated an abnormal heart rhythm that resulted in cardiac arrest.
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And remember that it's okay to point out when something seems abnormal.
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Some soldiers, though, showed no change in the hormone—an abnormal response.
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That means telling people to be on the lookout for abnormal behavior.
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The other common way is someone will have an abnormal pap smear.
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I've had people yell things, but I don't think it's anything abnormal.
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Over eight hours later, Coincheck noticed an abnormal decrease in the balance.
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But Theranos returned abnormal results more often than Quest Diagnostics or LabCorp.
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Then, just before I left Canada, I had an abnormal pap smear.
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In fact, abnormal results quite often return to normal in subsequent testing.
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It is erratic anyway: four years in every ten, it is abnormal.
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Again, there is absolutely nothing abnormal about what is going on here.
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"This is not the new normal, this is the new abnormal," Gov.
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The Bottom LineIt is not abnormal to need lubricant to enjoy sex.
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" Shez ginseyan , the more formal term for homosexuality, literally means "sexually abnormal.
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Under normal circumstances—or even slightly abnormal circumstances—a Republican would win.
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They were small, triple-wrapped items, abnormal but definitely there on purpose.
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Treatment is to block the abnormal blood flow between artery and vein.
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Dumping his bags in front of us, he senses an abnormal atmosphere.
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Patton cut out the abnormal-looking tissue then sewed up the hole.
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There is nothing abnormal with the executive speaking directly with his employees.
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She didn't have the antibodies, but her nerve study was strikingly abnormal.
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And this year especially, it's easy for the abnormal to become normal.
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Enhance system monitoring to receive early detection and alerts on abnormal activity.
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A genetic test confirmed that the young man had the abnormal gene.
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Even by the standards of this most abnormal presidency, this was something.
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Abnormal chromosomes and mutations make A.M.L. behave very differently in different patients.
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People with PTSD are having a normal reaction to an abnormal situation.
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The wiretapping claim was the most abnormal event to date, they said.
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Article of the Day Article: Just How Abnormal Is the Trump Presidency?
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But patients may also experience abnormal bleeding or abdominal or pelvic pain.
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His underarms were tender, though again she couldn't feel any abnormal lumps.
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It would be removed, the technician explained, along with the abnormal cells.
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And that sex that we think of is normal is freakishly abnormal.
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That numbness is a normal response to the world's most abnormal circumstances.
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Generally, people who have risk factors such as "abnormal cholesterol levels, diabetes, family history of heart disease, hypertension, smoking -- all those traditional risk factors -- those people have a higher chance of having an abnormal CAC score," Walsh said.
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The problem, as I have written and as has been proven out again and again, is this election pits a normal political party and a normal presidential nominee against an abnormal political party and an abnormal presidential nominee.
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The Kardiaband is an add-on that can detect an abnormal heart rate.
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Sun damages the elastic fibers and causes them to accumulate in abnormal arrangements.
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He's one of millions of Americans with abnormal heart rhythm, or cardiac arrhythmia.
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"[Women with] PMDD had an abnormal response to normal hormonal levels," Schmidt says.
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It can also lead to abnormal kidney development, skeletal problems, and other complications.
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Yet Cetinkaya said recent fluctuations in the bank's forex reserves were not abnormal.
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If there are several consecutive abnormal readings, it will flag that to you.
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But this is not a normal year, because Donald Trump, himself, is abnormal.
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PMDD is not a hormone imbalance; it's an abnormal reaction to those hormones.
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Stewart and Stewart have crafted a space that is both familiar and abnormal.
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Uterine fibroids are abnormal tissue masses that line the wall of the uterus.
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Medical museums were often more interested in pathologies—abnormal medical conditions or disease.
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Atrial fibrillation, the most common abnormal heart rhythm, causes 1 in 4 strokes.
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As a man, it's seen as something abnormal that doesn't fit with you.
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Experts say it is not abnormal for Priebus to leave such a trip.
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She says the situations are rarely abnormal, but the orgasm itself feels different.
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Peres was diagnosed in July with atrial fibrillation, or an abnormal heart rhythm.
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Having too much of the drug might cause abnormal bleeding, according to Spartan.
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Of those, two were eaten by the mothers, possibly because they were abnormal.
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These interviews seemingly convinced investigators that The Finders were abnormal, but not criminal.
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"We have yet to find abnormal speculative financial market movements," Veerathai told reporters.
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An electrocardiogram showed dangerously irregular heartbeats and abnormal electrical conduction through her heart.
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Larry Harvey normalized the abnormal, expanding the boundaries of what creators could attempt.
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" According to Jordan, Sarah's parents "believe that homosexuality is a sin and abnormal.
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HCM, as it is known, causes the abnormal thickening of the heart muscle.
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We try to discern from a scientific perspective whether this development is abnormal.
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There are lots of abnormal traits of this White House and this president.
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Fellow tech billionaire Larry Ellison's planes are more abnormal: two military fighter jets.
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In the painter's scan, that line was thick and lumpy — completely abnormal looking.
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Getting to those abnormal vessels is difficult and requires knowledge, agility and experience.
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French antennae for the normal are also useful in detection of the abnormal.
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Boone said at the time that Judge's test showed nothing abnormal beyond soreness.
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Neither the shady nickname nor the abnormal heart rate seemed to faze him.
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This was abnormal behavior for me, luckily my husband loved the movie, too.
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An electrocardiogram done at the local emergency room, that first time, was abnormal.
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And some patients have yet another abnormal protein in their brains, TDP-43.
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But we live in abnormal times where guesswork and punditry are quickly discredited.
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Having experienced the normal troubles of air travel, I'm enjoying its abnormal delights.
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Current thinking is that HSP is an abnormal version of an allergic reaction.
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"It's just abnormal," said Doc Rivers, the coach of the Los Angeles Clippers.
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Also, a decade before, she had many episodes of an abnormal heart rhythm.
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They help the immune system identify and remove abnormal cells, including cancerous ones.
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Those with T.G.A. do not experience any alteration in consciousness or abnormal movements.
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Her blood counts were abnormal: White cells were high, platelets a bit low.
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It's kind of an abnormal workplace because it's an engineering and design center.
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The last 10 years in politics have been abnormal, to say the least.
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Concerns around the device included abdominal pain, abnormal uterine bleeding and device migration.
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"We do spot abnormal price movements, and it does seem odd," Tam said.
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Such policies, while not abnormal for a small company, can disadvantage working mothers.
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They also discovered "numerous abnormal lymph nodes" in the abdomen, lungs and chest.
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Graffiti only needed to be named once it was seen as something abnormal.
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Trump is such an abnormal candidate that we've become numb to his shocking antics.
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Increasing medication may also raise certain risks, such as fainting and abnormal kidney function.
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In all, more than a quarter of deaths were tied to an abnormal gait.
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China tracks capital outflows closely and regularly steps up measures to restrain abnormal flows.
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All that remains is part of an abnormal bone that stabilizes Dominique's spinal column.
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With Alzheimer's, abnormal proteins accumulate into plaques and tangle between the brain's nerve cells.
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An abnormal pH balance could indicate skin conditions like dryness, eczema, and atopic dermatitis.
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The challenges that the President is facing are not abnormal, nor are they earthshaking.
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The paired software flags abnormal heart rhythms that might indicate a serious health issue.
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The abnormal behavior has caused several of the cephalopods to die on the shore.
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They become oppressive and reinforce ideas that menstruation is dirty or shameful or abnormal.
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In short, it's a Japanese RPG about a normal teenager and his abnormal life.
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The images were certainly abnormal, but he wasn't sure what to make of them.
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They needed to block off the abnormal link between the artery and the vein.
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On Thursday, South Korean officials said the nuclear test qualified as an abnormal situation.
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Its symptoms can include elevated testosterone levels, irregular periods and abnormal facial hair growth.
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HOW abnormal are Swedes, and other people in the Nordic region, in paying tax?
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On top of that, it's not abnormal for your periods to change over time.
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It takes abnormal amounts of narcissistic hubris, which most thoughtful people just don't have.
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Here goes (deep breath in): I have abnormal ankles, and that's putting it mildly.
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So some women are trying to have babies with abnormal embryos, The Cut reports.
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Deciding what is or isn't abnormal sexual behavior depends on cultural assumptions about sex.
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The students first noticed that the blood vessels in the woman's chest were abnormal.
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Washington (CNN)Preparing for a procedure to fix an abnormal heart rhythm Thursday, Sen.
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What's more, these extra and enlarged fat cells produce abnormal amounts of different hormones.
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The treated mice's brains also had less abnormal tau and inflammation than control mice.
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The government says it has not found any spike in abnormal reactions to inoculations.
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However, 200 of them had been diagnosed with paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (an abnormal heartbeat).
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The goal is to detect abnormal heart rhythms, called Atrial Fibrillations, via the watch.
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The more we know, the better we can say what's normal or abnormal now.
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It can show them that they are not alone and their feelings aren't abnormal.
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Those days, however, don't account for abnormal circumstances, where there may be excessive bleeding.
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Video from the Allwines' security system revealed nothing abnormal, though the records were incomplete.
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A fetal ultrasound also showed that the anatomy of the fetus' brain was abnormal.
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Then I re-watched my video to see if my breasts looked completely abnormal?
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Trump's "many sides" response, though, wasn't that abnormal in the context of US history.
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But other content gets shuffled around all the time, and it's really not abnormal.
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Their bathroom habits are abnormal Your pet is drinking way more water than usual
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The tumors make an overabundance of estrogen, in turn often causing abnormal vaginal bleeding.
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He seemed like a mostly normal guy with a freakishly abnormal brain and talent.
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Symptoms include fatigue, abdominal pain, jaundice, abnormal liver tests, dark urine and pale stool.
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"The term 'allosexual' helps eliminate the idea that being 'asexual' is abnormal," Lampen writes.
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He has the feeling that he has walked in on something sordid or abnormal.
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The baby also had abnormal pools of fluid in other parts of its body.
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In fact, it was so abnormal and consuming as to be biblical in nature.
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They also pointed at the "abnormal management of conflicts of interest in EDF's board".
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After reading extensively about GSA, they decided their relationship was neither abnormal nor wrong.
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Easy bruising can also come with the abnormal development of the blood in leukemia.
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In this patient, the abnormal connection between artery and vein occurred in the brain.
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Women with advanced cervical cancer may have abnormal bleeding, unusual vaginal discharge or pain.
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Psychologists say there is no evidence that imaginary gun play is abnormal or harmful.
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It's still unclear what made the girl's heart develop that abnormal, potentially deadly rhythm.
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One treatment involved implanting defibrillators to detect an abnormal heart rhythm and correct it.
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For women existing in this non-normal place, this is a particularly abnormal moment.
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Much of the region has been affected by abnormal dryness or drought this year.
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Because the tissue around the implants looked abnormal, he had it tested for CD30.
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However, abnormal pelvic cramping could also be a sign of a more serious condition.
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"I thought it was quite abnormal," said Bobby Henry, the newspaper's publisher and CEO.
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We can't have a bad day … It's abnormal to be 'on' all the time.
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All of us in this room should recognize we're in a very abnormal world.
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Do they have abnormal brain scans or are particular brain areas smaller or larger?
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Cancer-causing agents unleashed abnormal cellular proliferation by mutating genes involved in regulating growth.
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And as long as this time period feels abnormal, the longer it will feel.
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Speaking with your doctor can help pinpoint what's going on with an abnormal period.
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Instead, it reflects a "new abnormal" that we can't afford to get used to.
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Mithoff said the child continues to have seizures and has an abnormal electroencephalogram reading.
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A running guide to Donald Trump's highly abnormal presidency A running guide to Donald Trump's highly abnormal presidency Donald Trump made it clear at the beginning of his campaign that he wasn't going to follow the normal rules or tone of politics.
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This sort of visit by a notable politician is not abnormal for the Clinton headquarters.
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Genetic testing revealed that embryo was mosaic, meaning it had both normal and abnormal cells.
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The mining company said that, after an investigation, it found "abnormal heavy rain" on Sept.
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For pugs, this has translated to an abnormal gait, a problem exacerbated by skeletal deficiencies.
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But both Weber and Stewart agree it's too soon to call this hurricane season abnormal.
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Because she preferred long, colorful nails, the runner was depicted as abnormal, deviant, and different.
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"If we don't get an abnormal amount of precipitation, I'd say the odds are good."
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For years, I chalked up these abnormal episodes that occurred between my period as normal.
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You better take it before your filthy, abnormal fraudulent self is bared to the nation.
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"The way I see it, covered spreads are normalising from abnormal levels," said a banker.
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The "freak" who showed the world that he wasn't abnormal, he was just the best.
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Tracking temperature can be helpful for people who have particularly long or abnormal menstrual cycles.
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Editing RNA&aposs instructions should result in temporary fixes to abnormal protein production, Zhang explained.
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That's NBD if it happens occasionally, but if you're perpetually exhausted, that's generally considered abnormal.
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But I don't regret waiting as long as we did, though we might seem abnormal.
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Japan has been living in an abnormal world for roughly a quarter of a century.
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ConfirmMDx from MDxHealth analyzes biopsied tissue for abnormal changes in the DNA of prostate cells.
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Other dangers include an enlarged, inflamed heart or potentially deadly arrhythmia, an abnormal heart rhythm.
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Good flight crews will coordinate with agents, especially in abnormal circumstances, such as inclement weather.
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Many doctors don't know that it exists and diagnose patients' abnormal bone growths as tumors.
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The app learns, over time, what kind of commotion is routine and which is abnormal.
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It also causes abnormal inflows of sodium and calcium ions in unsevered but damaged axons.
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The device could then alert the user about any abnormal behavior or state of mind.
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Three minutes in, he requested permission to return as the plane accelerated to abnormal speed.
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Bergmann sought to tamp down any concerns that moving to a second round was abnormal.
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O'Connor's ruling is abnormal in this way, defying an "established body of precedent," Block explains.
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This is a team that's acclimatized over many months to a highly abnormal working environment.
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About a quarter of America's abnormal profits are spread across a wide range of sectors.
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Sometimes, having what others consider to be an abnormal appearance can lead to unsavory comments.
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One reason for this confusion is the abnormal state of political discourse in America today.
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When she wanted medical help to reverse the damage, doctors refused, calling her body "abnormal".
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What's abnormal was the fad for most of the Obama years for very literal campaigning.
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To his surprise, it was abnormal, and he was rushed to the cardiac care unit.
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He seemed thin, though a doctor said there was nothing abnormal in his physical exam.
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"Nothing abnormal happened during it, please everyone rest assured," she wrote on her Facebook page.
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"Clients shouldn't be shy about asking their hairdresser to check for anything abnormal," Black noted.
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The middle of the latest quarter was "soft" due to abnormal weather conditions, Kohl's said.
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And just how normal -- or abnormal -- is the way in which the Trump Foundation operated?
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" Reckhow's assessment: "There is nothing at all unusual or abnormal in the Flint DBP data.
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An Abnormal X-ray In the E.R., the man's complaint got him seen right away.
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Glucose tolerance and insulin resistance tests revealed nothing abnormal, and their blood pressure was fine.
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"It bears mentioning just for a moment how abnormal this is," Schmidt said in December.
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"Two of the experts found that his abnormal mental functioning constituted psychiatric disorders," he added.
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I'm afraid of becoming a spectacle — of showing them just how "abnormal" I actually am.
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If the behavior seems abnormal, the cloud-based system would notify parents on their device.
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For some subjects, a radiologist systematically assessed the scans to see if anything seemed abnormal.
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Since Trump was elected, there's been a constant refrain to avoid "normalizing" an abnormal president.
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All of that would be abnormal stuff to say coming from any other American president.
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Advanced midcentury thinking had all but discarded the categories of "normal" and "abnormal" sexual conduct.
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She said the university provided a space where no one was ridiculed or felt abnormal.
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This stops abnormal electrical signals with a 90% success rate in some types of tachycardia.
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"Evaluate and resolve students' ideological problems and abnormal emotions at all times," the directive said.
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The only thing abnormal was that he didn't get up for his adult GED class.
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It also said it had convened meetings with industry to analyze the "abnormal" price fluctuations.
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I wonder if some of the abnormal readings could be related to this, he wrote.
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But then my heart went into an abnormal rhythm, and they shocked me without warning.
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His genitals appeared to be abnormal, she said, and his body had a foul smell.
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Personal Health Those with T.G.A. do not experience any alteration in consciousness or abnormal movements.
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We shouldn't try to make it a weird or even pathologized, abnormal thing to do.
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Two normal people behaved like two normal people in an entirely abnormal and inhuman setting.
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Within the first five to 10 minutes, his thighs began to hurt and feel abnormal.
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Too much caffeine can lead to insomnia, nervousness, irritability and even an abnormal heart rhythm.
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An extensive history and exam didn't suggest any obvious cause of the abnormal lab findings.
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An extensive history and exam didn't suggest any obvious cause of the abnormal lab findings.
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I thought, Why on Earth should publications be encouraging abnormal weight and overly retouched skin?
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A trauma response is a normal survival reaction that you have to an abnormal situation.
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Trump's eccentric behavior has flipped what feels abnormal about the past decade in American politics.
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And in places where gun violence is endemic rather than abnormal, students honored friends lost.
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If what I'm doing is so abnormal that it's intense — yeah, I have no idea.
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But in this year's presidential election, the difference is more fundamental than that: The Democratic Party is a normal political party that has nominated a normal presidential candidate, and the Republican Party has become an abnormal political party that has nominated an abnormal presidential candidate.
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"These align the foot and prevent abnormal motions, which could trigger spasm and cramps," she says.
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"They will have more information about abnormal heartbeats than any database in the world," Weinstein said.
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The eggs could very well be abnormal, or unable to support normal fertilization and embryonic development.
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Javelin's researchers also recommend checking a child's credit and freezing it when abnormal activity is detected.
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Nor is it abnormal for the parties to exercise a heavy hand in their nomination processes.
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The government also moved to ban content depicting LGBTQ relationships, labelling it as "abnormal" sexual activity.
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In a disease like Parkinson's, for instance, the motor cortex sends and receives abnormal electrical signals.
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Due to some abnormal acts V-1 has been attempting to break up with S-20183.
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I'd say our biggest accomplishment is helping that no longer be seen as something that's abnormal.
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"This is not the new normal, this is the new abnormal," Brown said at the time.
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For example, studies show that women who experience it don't necessarily have abnormal levels of hormones.
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This isn't to say that it's abnormal for Bachelor contestants to have rich social media lives.
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You write a lot about abnormal sleep and the patients that you've encountered in your practice.
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I'll be the first to admit: This summer, I developed an abnormal obsession with basket bags.
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And then he starts looking at the world and he says what was normal is abnormal.
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Things have been censored for being foreign, "abnormal" or plain silly (as we wrote about here).
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In abnormal times they can become the centre of a political storm, as happened this week.
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But these abnormal returns have dropped: in recent years they have been only 2% a quarter.
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The current study doesn't prove antidepressants directly cause abnormal brain development or cognitive and emotional problems.
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"If you have an [abnormal] pap smear and follow up appropriately — that's when lives are saved."
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Today's surgeons have everything from lasers to cryosurgery—the freezing of abnormal tissue—at their disposal.
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By indulging him, the Republican Party is normalizing him and his behavior, and making itself abnormal.
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Revusiran was designed to target the gene involved in producing the abnormal protein which causes amyloidosis.
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It was a "very normal birth in dangerously abnormal conditions," added the charity's midwife, Jonquil Nicholl.
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The storm surge — or the abnormal rise of water generated by a storm — reached 10 feet.
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Among the villains, they found a cluster of dark circles, abnormal skin colors, scars and warts.
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Children affected can also have abnormal salt levels in the blood, which can be life-threatening.
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Tragically, this is not the first time animals at Calgary Zoo have died in abnormal circumstances.
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The ECG data is key to this, helping detect abnormal rhythms such as atrial fibrillation (AF).
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Most frequent signs of rabies include flu-like symptoms, followed by anxiety, confusion, and abnormal behavior.
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"Everything is abnormal about this campaign and now this transition," said Princeton University professor Julian Zelizer.
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Why it's not normal: Trump has had an abnormal relationship with the media from day one.
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In other words, by adopting this abnormal habit, your body might forget how to poop correctly.
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Triggered by a low white blood cell count, I had found an abnormal protein in Mrs.
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After ruling out strep throat, the doctor took a biopsy and the results came back abnormal.
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The doctors treating him saw an abnormal growth on his penis that he had not noticed.
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Like in the works of Lovecraft and King, are represented by the abnormal and the supernatural.
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The woman said she had abnormal vaginal bleeding for three months, but experienced no other symptoms.
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But Glen says with admiration that domestic normality was somehow established in a profoundly abnormal situation.
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It's almost impossible to accurately describe how abnormal this sort of behavior is from a president.
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He said the "abnormal separation" of the booster could be attributed to damage to the sensor.
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Instead, he was entitled to take relief under a different rule pertaining to abnormal ground conditions.
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"It's just been abnormal in some ways," Cubs Manager Joe Maddon said, in a true understatement.
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These divisions are what led to this health crisis in Finland, not abnormal levels of mold.
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A quick glance at history shows that terrible things can happen when you normalise the abnormal.
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Myo-inositol is normally found in the brain, but abnormal levels are associated with brain disorders.
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Schizophrenia, epilepsy, muscular dystrophy, albinism and even "abnormal sexual desire" were all grounds for sterilizing patients.
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Last month, the government released a new regulation banning any display of "abnormal sexual behaviors" online.
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Base officials told Stars and Stripes that the mandatory temperature checks had not detected anything abnormal.
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He asked me to do abnormal things, and I did them as if they were normal.
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They all had abnormal chest x-rays and developed a need for a lot of oxygen.
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McCartney called Monday's transactions "abnormal" as conditions surrounding free agency were overshadowed by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Nearby air quality monitoring stations showed no signs of abnormal emissions in the area, CCTV reported.
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Renée Martin was thrown into an unaffordable high-risk pool because of an abnormal Pap smear.
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The distant thump of explosions or intermittent gunfire is far from abnormal across the city's skyline.
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"This is completely abnormal," said Karine Atshemyan, who is also a member of the Republican Party.
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The abnormal lymph nodes had "previously been identified by this Court's independent medical expert" as problematic.
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He also has autism, abnormal brain development and brittle bones and is unable to walk independently.
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It's a drug that targets a key step in the abnormal pathway to inflammation and swelling.
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"There's some abnormal electrical activity even though they don't have seizures, for example," Hollander told Gupta.
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The condition means that abnormal cells have been found in the milk ducts of the breast.
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In places where Trump is clearly abnormal, however, the media has become abnormally credulous as well.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s interactions with Russians during last year's presidential campaign were abnormal and alarming.
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Patients with abnormal stress tests should talk to their doctors about the options, Dr. Maron said.
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The repeats lead to an abnormal form of Huntingtin, which poisons nerve cells in the brain.
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Eight percent of men have abnormal color vision, but only half of 1 percent of women.
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Getting rid of U.S. attorneys appointed by predecessors is not abnormal, but the process by which these attorneys were removed was deeply abnormal: The attorneys were given almost no notice and Bharara, for instance, had been previously told that he was going to be kept on.
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Others blame online pornography for idealising the vagina and depressing women who think their genitals are abnormal.
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Pierce says if a mother experiences anything they might consider abnormal, it's best to see a doctor.
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Adrenal cancer happens when abnormal cells enter the adrenal glands, which are located just above the kidneys.
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Smart batteries, she says, would have allowed her software to remotely detect and report on abnormal behavior.
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Maybe she's also into abnormal or uncommon things, like starting something with their stepbrother or their pastor.
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Shortly after our child was born, we spent weeks worrying about abnormal air quality in our bedroom.
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"This year's abnormal weather does not affect our longer-term investment thesis, which remains unchanged," they said.
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So from this abnormal point, we can see that there is a big divergence among G7 members.
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Medical staff also responded to the scene and determined nothing was medically abnormal, he was just drunk.
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But much to the mother's surprise, the doctor found abnormal pressure behind 7-year-old Alexis' eyes.
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But when taken in excess, it can cause nausea, stomach upset, muscle breakdown, and abnormal liver tests.
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During this time, you may only notice an abnormal shortness of breath or rapid heartbeat during exercise.
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Researchers found the virus affects brain tissue by causing cell death, abnormal calcium deposits and physical deformities.
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Neither Lowe nor Underwood are all that abnormal, but the franchise delights in discussing things like virginity.
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I had no sense that my swimsuit might be considered abnormal until my mom taught me otherwise.
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Yesterday, a person on Reddit shared how their Apple Watch notified them of an abnormal heart rate.
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Their skin will also be stretchy and fragile and will be prone to bruises or abnormal scarring.
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If anything, the effect was negative 36 months after a buyback announcement — a 3 percent abnormal loss.
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The treatment uses radio-frequency currents to destroy the part of the brain circuit triggering abnormal tremors.
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It occurs when the brain and the gut don't communicate as they should, causing abnormal colon contractions.
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Isuprel, which treats abnormal heart rhythms, went from $180 to $1,8003 a vial, a 718 percent increase.
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Exophiliacs will have an abnormal obsession with science-fiction films, even the alien characters in the films.
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It's well known that abnormal versions of two proteins, amyloid and tau, are involved in Alzheimer's disease.
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Kontos also said it's unclear whether the increased risk of abnormal menstrual patterns lasts beyond four months.
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Whether a cause or a symptom, abnormal sleep plays a role in diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
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To date, there is no clear epidemiological indication of abnormal health effects on underground workers and commuters.
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Babies suffering from NAS usually endure abnormal sleep patterns, are difficult to console and have trouble feeding.
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Her daughter emails me saying 'her breathing is abnormal' or 'her blood pressure is up, or down.
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He believed the recent problems with his pitching mechanics could have put abnormal stress on his arm.
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When it becomes abnormal, it aggregates into tangles that kill neurons and can spread through the brain.
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The night before the race, a team official told her that her chromosome test results were abnormal.
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If you keep presenting the abnormal as normal, pretty soon people start to take it as so.
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Plans for Yahoo are still a bit in flux in part because of the abnormal sale process.
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Lipner said the patient had no other medical history that she could link to her abnormal toenails.
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The show represents the crossing of a cultural rubicon, the transformation of something abnormal into ordinary entertainment.
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The official reported "subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," the State Department reported.
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The virus can cause abnormal brain development and other serious defects in children born to infected mothers.
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"I don't see why you are treating this as abnormal," Van Grieken told reporters on his arrival.
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Hillary Clinton exhibited abnormal eye movements during her recent speech in Philadelphia and they were not photoshopped.
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Each of these tweets, by themselves, would've been highly abnormal public statements coming from any other president.
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He took something that is genuinely abnormal about Donald Trump and normalized it through silence and acquiescence.
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The researchers did note that people with existing heart disease might have persistent abnormal heartbeats after drinking.
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The authors concluded that "sexual function and sexual relationships" are indeed impacted after treatment of abnormal cells.
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She had myocarditis — inflammation of the heart — as well as other inflamed muscles and abnormal heart rhythms.
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He underwent an M.R.I., and the Yankees said then that nothing abnormal was found beyond shoulder soreness.
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Picking up abnormal function earlier could theoretically lead to improvements in health, such as reductions in strokes.
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"We're in a new abnormal," California governor Jerry Brown said during a press conference after Paradise burned.
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We're also highlighting the ways in which policymakers and pundits normalize Trump's abnormal actions, words, and policies.
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Not everyone with M.G. will have these antibodies, but nearly all will have an abnormal nerve study.
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The cultures found bacteria in his bloodstream, but doctors could not see anything abnormal on the scan.
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Potential culprits also include an accumulation of Alpha-synuclein, the abnormal protein that makes up Lewy bodies.
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The only way to fix this normalization of torture is to render it abnormal and culturally unacceptable.
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It tests for pre-cancerous and abnormal cells, which if left untreated, can lead to cervical cancer.
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Painful intercourse may also be caused by spasms on the opening of the vagina or abnormal growths.
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That means trainees can get experience not only with normal anatomy, but with abnormal and diseased anatomy.
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If anything abnormal comes to light, Smith-Ahearn says, they don't clear the prospective patient for treatment.
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The bank said Dimon experienced an aortic dissection, an abnormal separation of tissues in the aortic wall.
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Their findings suggest "abnormal spikes and increases" in the usage of all the keywords during that time.
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You and your wife had no warning during the pregnancy that the child might be genetically abnormal.
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Knowing ahead of time that the child was genetically abnormal would not have provided any useful information.
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Otherwise we run the risk of women feeling "icky and shameful and abnormal" about what they've experienced.
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Abnormal temperatures were defined as deviations of monthly temperature from the local average in a given location.
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But Wilder said there was nothing abnormal about his training; it&aposs just something he could do.
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And to be labeled abnormal is to be told that you should be other than you are.
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This kind of stroke is usually seen in patients with an abnormal heart rhythm called atrial fibrillation.
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Monoclonal antibodies are proteins produced by B cells that bind to specific invader organisms and abnormal cells.
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The president has a strange, abnormal and fanatical obsession with attacking his opponent in the 2016 campaign.
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Erving Goffman gives a compelling description of how stigma stereotypes a person as abnormal, deformed, and dangerous.
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Instead of feeling isolated & abnormal, people can relate & feel part of a community that share this struggle.
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And we don't know why, or whether the injury rate is abnormal compared with other Amazon facilities.
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The rules also defined what SSE sees as serious abnormal fluctuations over 10, and 30 trading days.
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It's not abnormal for Americans to ignore violent extremists in order to continue having necessary policy conversations.
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He tried to pass off his comments as offensive, sure, but not really that abnormal or harmful.
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At the national level, America and Europe can be examined using three tests: concentration, abnormal profits and openness.
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There are therapies that can treat abnormal heart rhythm, but first doctors need good ways to monitor it.
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Cancer is often found when someone starts to feel symptoms—pain, an abnormal growth, or maybe just fatigue.
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The progressive genetic disease can lead to abnormal bone development and dwarfism, and make it hard to walk.
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People who have an abnormal fear of being in open areas or crowds are said to have agoraphobia.
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Ballot Measure 9 would have defined being gay as "abnormal, wrong, unnatural and perverse," essentially equivalent to pedophilia.
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Recent studies have taught us a lot about what happens when people classify events as normal or abnormal.
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The report said Anhui communications authorities found abnormal signals coming from a Lotte supermarket in Wuhui on Tuesday.
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But the last few days are abnormal because the machines are really picking over more than human beings.
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Here's the thing: The results that Steward, Roger, and Betsy each got from AA, while disparate, aren't abnormal.
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Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma occurs when the body produces too many abnormal lymphocytes, a type of white blood cell.
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The Pap test can find abnormal and precancerous cells, allowing doctors to remove them before they become malignant.
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For many women, an abnormal result from a routine pap test is the first sign that something's off.
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The abnormal characteristics described by Nolan and Butte, the authors say, are consistent with normal fetal skeletal development.
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What sort of vaginal odor is normal, and what do you do if your vaginal odor is abnormal?
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Later, NBC said nothing abnormal was going on, just a "brief equipment failure," and no ads were lost.
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It's also abnormal because the tentative agreement seems very similar to earlier GM offers that the UAW rejected.
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That leads to a buildup of tau, an abnormal protein that can take over parts of the brain.
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And officials say this could become California's "new abnormal," as the state sees especially dry and windy conditions.
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By October 2120, the day I arrived in Puerto Rico, San Juan had stabilized into a new abnormal.
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It hasn't been turned on again since, and neither of us miss the daily abnormal air quality alerts.
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Mr. Putin has said the propaganda law protects children from being exposed to behaviors he regards as abnormal.
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Those studies showed that the blood vessels that brought blood to and from the brain were wildly abnormal.
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A couple of weeks later the patient had a four-hour procedure to seal off the abnormal vessels.
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I percussed lungs, pressed on abdomens, and palpated prostates, all the while looking for signs of anything abnormal.
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Congenital heart disease occurs when a baby's heart or blood vessels develop in abnormal ways in the womb.
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Bank employees reported the attempted transaction to the US government because it was abnormal activity for that account.
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" All those flight miles, says Chris, have afforded his family "the most normal abnormal life in the world.
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They would say, 'The airline has 229 flights a day, it is not abnormal that you have accidents.
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Amyloidosis is a rare disease caused by an abnormal build up of a substance called amyloid in organs.
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"When I was in my 20s, I received an abnormal return for a routine test," she told Chaffetz.
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Doctors believe that the abnormal cells sometimes self-correct or get pushed out into the placenta during gestation.
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By his freshman year of high school, Fields had a reputation for his abnormal fascination with Nazi Germany.
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It might be an abnormal repetitive behavior (ARBs), the result of, and a response to, boring, cramped conditions.
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Rockies starter Tyler Anderson lasted just 1 1/3 innings, leaving the game due to an abnormal heartbeat.
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A close-up illustration of abnormal tau tangles, in blue, which play a debated role in Alzheimer's disease.
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You see, prison is all about "normalizing" abnormal behavior, to use a word popularized in the Trump era.
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I still don't have a clear answer, which is actually not that abnormal for odd injuries like mine.
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Magnesium alterations could have explained an abnormal EKG, though we are unaware of exactly what her EKG showed.
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The anatomy of the fetus' brain was abnormal The woman's pregnancy was normal prior to her Zika infection.
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Anal pain can also point to an abscess or to fistula disease, an abnormal tunnel between two organs.
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"It's abnormal, it's not something I've seen in my career," Colorado Springs police sergeant Johnathan Sharketti told KKTV.
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It could be that his body was rejecting the new organ, which manifested in an abnormal heart rhythm.
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I think it is a good thing that people question data, particularly in cases of such abnormal statistics.
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The test measures the amount of chloride in the sweat, which is abnormal in people with the disease.
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Her electrolytes or blood minerals may also be somewhat abnormal, which can be corrected through an IV too.
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"It's a completely bizarre, completely abnormal [case]," Lt. John Herrell of the Lake County Sheriff's Office tells PEOPLE.
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Yet another is that light itself slows abnormal myopic eye growth and that outdoors, light is simply brighter.
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I would call that editor and tell him that what was abnormal to him was normal to me.
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He added that interventions should be restricted to counter abnormal moves that are regarded as created by speculators.
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Generally, a strong storm brings a storm surge: an abnormal rise of water above the predicted tide level.
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The "new abnormal" can be made an unfortunate interlude in the world's history, rather than its final chapter.
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Lymphatic filariasis, commonly called elephantiasis, is a mosquito-borne infection that causes abnormal enlargement of limbs and genitals.
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Still, he says, it's not unusual for people on drugs or during psychotic episodes to display abnormal strength.
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The reason this is happening is simple: Petrochemical plant shutdowns are a major cause of abnormal emission events.
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Samples of abnormal lymph node tissue taken from the Colombian man were sent to the CDC for evaluation.
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The rush of thyroid hormones that ensue can cause heart failure or abnormal rhythms, leading to sudden death.
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But for a molar pregnancy, that tissue forms an abnormal growth, called a mole, in the uterus, instead.
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The results of that scan were clearly abnormal, and so he was referred to a series of neurologists.
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It was a pulmonary arteriovenous malformation, or PAVM, an abnormal connection between a pulmonary vein and an artery.
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These abnormal vessels can cause serious bleeding, as in this case, as well as infections or even strokes.
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I hope we will maintain some of our current abnormal condition: giving our dogs the companionship they need.
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So here's a necessarily subjective attempt to assess just how abnormal, and how consequential, recent news items are.
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"When the minister said there was nothing abnormal about him, that's false," said another union official, Linda Kebbab.
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Judge called it "nothing alarming," and Manager Aaron Boone said a magnetic resonance imaging exam showed nothing abnormal.
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That&aposs because structural changes in the heart may cause these abnormal heart rhythms over time, Sager says.
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For some patients, the test can be an important way to catch abnormal cells that could turn cancerous.
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In January, she blasted the president for "beyond abnormal" and "dangerous" tweets about FBI and Justice Department officials.
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It's rare, only affects about one in 100,000 people, and stems from my parents having an abnormal chromosome.
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Better and more frequent skin screening picks up abnormal pigmented lesions earlier, increasing the chance of a cure.
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Xinhua cited the health ministry as saying it had not found any spike in abnormal reactions to inoculations.
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India's largest power producer said there was a "sudden abnormal sound" at a unit around 3:30 p.m.
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In addition to the abnormal bushfire conditions, two atmospheric systems are driving winds through Australia&aposs hot interior.
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"In this abnormal situation, you can't even start talking about freedom of expression," a former foreign minister said.
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Democrats hope the public will be galvanized by a stream of public servants speaking out about abnormal behavior.
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Symptoms can include fatigue, fever, weight loss, painful joints, rash, hearing loss, anemia, abnormal bloating and mouth ulcers.
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There are medical conditions that can change the bacteria and this can lead to an abnormal vaginal odor.
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Indonesia: Teachers at some international schools are facing intrusive questions aimed at identifying those with "abnormal" sexual orientations.
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He was on deployment in Afghanistan when the nausea returned, with migraine symptoms, abnormal thirst and muddled thinking.
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But the fact remains that normal variation is often deemed abnormal because of subjective and shifting cultural values.
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But both of these experiments were smaller, and one used abnormal embryos while the other used immature eggs.
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Is it the rising level of distortion that feels so abnormal, or is it the distortion's material means?
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After studying the behavior of these cells, researchers found "cellular evidence of abnormal signaling in cells derived from women with PMDD, and a plausible biological cause for their abnormal behavioral sensitivity to estrogen and progesterone," explained Peter Schmidt, one of the lead researchers of the study, in a press release.
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Secful is an automated solution that can detect any abnormal activity within your API and identify the hacker profile.
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By inhibiting and reducing MIF, glycation seemed to hinder the brain cell's response to the accumulation of abnormal proteins.
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And yet Trump's support for them is what immunizes him from Republican criticism and oversight over the abnormal stuff.
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However, it's also relevant to note that too much vitamin D can cause abnormal heart rhythm and kidney stones.
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Why is it so very important to hold on to our understanding that these sorts of things are abnormal?
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In endometriosis, which affects up to one in 222 women, abnormal growth of uterine tissue causes pain and disability.
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More examination needs to be done to determine if the hair loss is part of decomposition or abnormal molting.
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Doctors have shot down the notion that his abnormal wingspan and flexible joints give him an out sized advantage.
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Glycyrrhizin can elevate a person's blood pressure, leading some to experience abnormal heart rhythms, lethargy, even congestive heart failure.
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The oxygen level falls low enough that the heart starts having abnormal rhythms; the heart is not beating properly.
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In addition to painful sex, you might also have other STI symptoms such as itching, abnormal discharge, or burning.
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During this phase of the test drive, take a listen for wind noise, rattles, squeaks and other abnormal noises.
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Infants exposed later in pregnancy may escape microcephaly but can continue to have abnormal brain development and learning disabilities.
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That is what an endorsement sounds like when the choice shifts from left versus right to normal versus abnormal.
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"I grew up thinking I was a sin, that I wasn't good enough, that I was abnormal," she said.
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That initial study found the Watch was able to detect an abnormal heart rhythm with a 97 percent accuracy.
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Though the practice may seem ethically-suspect, it turns out those abnormal embryos may be able to self-correct.
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I think a lot of people feel like they're alone in it and that they're abnormal but they're not.
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"The tumor was already abnormal, already aggressive and we didn't realize how far it had grown in," she says.
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Their measurements were used to train a neural network to tell the difference between normal and abnormal heart rhythms.
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"I have seen my fair share of forgotten tampons in women who present with abnormal bleeding," Dr. Linhorst says.
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Engineers then trained a deep neural network to identify these abnormal heart rhythms from Apple Watch heart rate data.
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D-Link fired back that the FTC could not prove that customers were placed at abnormal risk of hacking.
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"This was an abnormal situation because usually the computer's making the decision before everybody's on the plane, " said Snyder.
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"There is something abnormal, super-normal, that we both experience when we're out on the campaign trail," O'Rourke said.
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It has also been used by neurological clinics to treat patients who have asthenia -- an abnormal lack of energy.
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As almost every report and scientific article about climate change has foretold, what was once abnormal has become normal.
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Former Trump campaign spokesman Jason Miller noted to Vanity Fair that a 24-hour turnaround is abnormal for Trump.
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"The focus will be on abnormal price fluctuations of bulk medicines and various types of drugs," the NDRC said.
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But forecasting the monsoon remains fantastically difficult, especially as four in every ten monsoons are classified as abnormal anyway.
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Picture someone murdering a 5-year-old girl because they believed she was too sick, too disabled, too abnormal.
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Just a few years ago, P.G.S. was precise enough only to ascertain whether an embryo was normal or abnormal.
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China has strict censorship laws that as of 2016 include banning the portrayal of "abnormal sexual behavior," CNN reported.
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They have lipodystrophy, he said, a rare genetic disorder that is characterized by an abnormal lack of fatty tissue.
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But osteoporosis is an extreme, abnormal bone loss that can cause devastating fractures, particularly of the spine and hip.
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The abnormal temperature is expected to be roughly 50 degrees warmer than the average day this time of year.
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Former fighter pilots say aggressive forms of cancer are striking their comrades as what appear to be abnormal rates.
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He learns that he has herniated discs, abnormal cell growth, and scar tissue in his left ankle and knee.
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Authorities said the couple died of respiratory failure and pulmonary edema, an abnormal buildup of fluid in the lungs.
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The company said St. Jude's devices to treat heart failure and abnormal heart rhythm complement its own cardiovascular products.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda called the surge in bitcoin prices "abnormal" at a media conference on Thursday.
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She reportedly displayed some of the classic signs of possession: abnormal strength, aversion to sacred objects, speaking different languages.
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Chromosomally abnormal embryos either fail to implant and establish a pregnancy or do not progress beyond the first trimester.
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There's no measure for how much suffering is too much, and it's hard for women to flag what's abnormal.
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It's not abnormal for Americans to ignore violent extremists to continue having serious policy conversations we need to have.
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If there's fetal exposure to estrogen, that can have abnormal effects on the phallus—it could feminize the phallus.
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She isn't demonic with a display of horns, she's normal, but abnormal in the most silent and deadly way.
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Some room inspections, and what some Marines would describe as punitive corrective measures, occurred at abnormal times after midnight.
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As a side note: Most of these weekend activities are abnormal, because my friend from college is in town.
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Death anxiety becomes abnormal when it forms the basis of pathological thoughts and behaviors that interfere with normal living.
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He said the point of it was to make sure each visitor didn't absorb an abnormal amount of radiation.
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It checks for pre-cancerous and abnormal cells which can then be monitored for any changes or treated early.
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Mr. Ibrahim said there was "nothing abnormal about" Mr. Adan, whom he saw playing basketball about two weeks ago.
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Bad behaviors from non-POCs are elevated while normal actions from POCs are treated as aggressive, angry, and abnormal.
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Many of them reported the mystery illness, whose cause is unknown, following an experience of abnormal sounds or pressure.
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They protect against abnormal heart rhythms, lower blood pressure and heart rate and improve the function of blood vessels.
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Some have already been linked to conditions ranging from scoliosis to dwarfism to having an abnormal number of ribs.
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But I also pay an abnormal amount of attention to this stuff; it is literally part of my job.
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But the regulated genes were normal and did not produce proteins that the immune system might recognize as abnormal.
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The joke bombed — total silence in the crowd of several hundred students — but I didn't think anything was abnormal.
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But when it comes to abortion politics in America, the troubling thing is that Trump isn't abnormal at all.
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The rare genetic mutations led to an overproduction of amyloid, it turned out, the abnormal protein in those plaques.
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Generally, the disease can lead to abnormal and out-of-character behavior, as well as depression or memory problems.
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She felt it wasn't abnormal for a psychology student to be fascinated by the "horrors of humans," she said.
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But she felt it was not abnormal for a psychology student to be fascinated by the horrors of humans.
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It can also promote the creation of a war chest to allow startups to adapt under these abnormal circumstances.
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He added this rarity to the list of possible causes of the patient's abnormal CT findings on his report.
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Every year, thousands of people remove abnormal cervical cells with a simple surgery called loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP).
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It is not abnormal for large buckets of money to remain unspent at the end of the fiscal year.
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Dysplasia is an abnormal growth or development of cells within tissues or organs (in Otis' case, within her cervix).
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They suggested that a previously scarred heart can trigger abnormal heart rhythms and result in sudden death during exercise.
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Such rare tumors are "abnormal growths that begin in specialized cells called neuroendocrine cells," according to the Mayo Clinic.
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An abnormal form of tau builds up in Alzheimer's and causes the interior of the cell to fall apart.
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Of the 117 infants born alive, 42 percent had "grossly abnormal" brain scans or physical symptoms, the authors said.
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"The overall level should gradually normalise, from the abnormal amounts seen over the past few quarters," the analysts wrote.
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"We also found higher rates of abnormal uterine bleeding after hysteroscopic sterilization, and they found lower rates," she said.
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It's not that liberals aren't genuinely worried about everything that makes Trumpism potentially abnormal and un-republican and authoritarian.
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Remaining single is simply one choice that adolescents can make -- and it doesn't make them abnormal or socially stunted.
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Look out for any abnormal bleeding or pain, which can be signs you might be pregnant with an IUD.
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Chang hypothesized that since patients with varicose veins have increased inflammation, the inflammatory processes may cause abnormal blood clotting.
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Exoskeleton use could potentially advance efforts to de-stigmatize, or at least neutralize, the "abnormal" gaits of disabled people.
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How abnormal do you think recent history is versus how normal do you think the 1950s and 1960s are?
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These abnormal pulmonary vessels indicate a diagnosis that, in turn, often signals the presence of yet another rarity — an inherited disease known as hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia, or H.H.T. This disorder, usually passed from parent to child, causes abnormal blood vessels to form, most frequently in the stomach, lungs, nose, liver or brain.
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The report describes a 20-something woman who visited her dermatologist after dealing with "abnormal toenails" for about six months.
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He can still wise up now and be more consistent using sunscreen and keep track of abnormal moles and lesions.
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" She added: "It's just simply abnormal and so I think these clashes are nothing compared to what people should do.
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"I think he's trying to be somehow normal in such an abnormal world, trying to find that balance," she explained.
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Arctic weather in 2016 may have often been abnormal or anomalous, but to many scientists, it's becoming all too common.
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"This allows us to measure normal and abnormal hours, influence, mistakes and areas of low visibility," says the StatusToday CEO.
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Adam also has asthma and Crohn's disease, a serious inflammatory bowel disease that is caused by an abnormal immune reaction.
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A Pap smear can detect cancer, or abnormal cells or tissues that may progress into cervical cancer if left untreated.
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Abbott said St. Jude Medical's devices for heart failure, blockages and abnormal heart rhythm complement its range of heart products.
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An AVM is an abnormal tangle of arteries and veins, often found in the brain, that disrupts normal blood flow.
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But she's also lived so much of her life in isolation that she has no idea her actions are abnormal.
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In cases where a person's temperature is abnormal, an inspection team will be sent to their home to investigate further.
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According to a Chinese study published in 2008, clouds sometimes form abnormal shapes above active faults due to thermal anomalies.
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That can lead to a buildup of an abnormal protein called tau, which can take over parts of the brain.
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On Wednesday it said it would crack down on capital flight and closely monitor abnormal capital flows through the FTZ.
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Any investment bank likes volatility and the markets have been abnormal for banks and the very low levels of volatility.
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SSPE is a neurological complication from measles in which, essentially, the body has an abnormal immune response to the virus.
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When you're a child, you don't even realize that this is abnormal—that other kids don't suffer in this way.
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But what's abnormal for Zoey is the fact that she's taking a class that meets from midnight until 2 a.m.
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Health problems can arise when we exceed these limits, including raised blood pressure, abnormal blood-test results, and digestive issues.
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Doctors soon found "abnormal vessels" growing at the base of Holly's brain that caused severe complications and a broken vein.
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AiFi does the same, but touts that its cameras can detect abnormal behavior that might signal someone is a shoplifter.
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Meanwhile his labs came back: his liver function tests were markedly abnormal, and his blood ammonia level was extremely high.
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While the mosaic embryos could lean abnormal and lead to miscarriage, they could also end up as a normal pregnancy.
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Tide's reliance on the powers of poison to help us enhance the brightness of our clothing isn't surprising or abnormal.
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On Tuesday, the writer Joshua Foust published an extensive list of ways Trump's presidency is shaping up to be abnormal.
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What makes these abnormalities abnormal, though, is the norms he's violating, and each of those norms has a critical justification.
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An analysis of the patient's skin turned up nothing abnormal, as the researchers reported in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
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"Today in Syria, the abnormal is now normal," the organization, known by its French initials, MSF, said in a tweet.
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"I think he's trying to be somehow normal in such an abnormal world, trying to find that balance," she said.
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The watches are not the newest version, which has an electrocardiogram built-in, but are able to detect abnormal heartbeats.
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Its more difficult for groups of abnormal people to pull together now and make music in public that challenges expectations.
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Any stimulant drug, such as cocaine, can increase your risk for cardiac arrhythmia—or abnormal heartbeat—under ayahuasca, Giordano says.
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It was only occasionally, in a moment of clarity, that I realized just how abnormal being a heroin addict was.
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"The previous human studies done in China had very small numbers, and one of them used abnormal embryos," Amato said.
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It seems that for the most part, those who've masturbated at work didn't necessarily view it as all that abnormal.
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This time, however, her pap test came back abnormal, and her doctor called her in for a follow-up test.
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"It bears mentioning just for a moment how abnormal this is," Schmidt said on MSNBC's "Deadline: White House" on Tuesday.
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General Wang's commentary offered a vitriolic psychoanalysis that suggested Ms. Tsai espoused abnormal values and was not to be trusted.
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For something that feels so abnormal in the neighborhood, PornHub's pop-up has a surprisingly run-of-the-mill goal.
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This brain activity can show us patterns and tell us if there's something abnormal, but there are plenty of limitations.
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This reading can reveal abnormal heart rhythm and atrial fibrillation (AFib), and the sensor sends the information to an app.
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"Our goal was how low can we get that number so it would not look like abnormal behaviour," he says.
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"It puts these kids at risk for abnormal development," said Dr. Colleen Kraft, president of the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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The pair started with looking for abnormal potassium levels and announced last summer they would work together to detect LQTS.
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So far, the normal rules of liability for abnormal — and in many cases deeply disturbing — behavior have not generated consequences.
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Covering Mr. Trump as an abnormal and potentially dangerous candidate is more than just a shock to the journalistic system.
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And some will cover stool testing, but refuse to cover follow-up colonoscopies for those with abnormal results, he said.
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"It's going to be communities that recognize abnormal behavior," Denis McDonough, the deputy national security adviser at the time, said.
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Since Trump won the GOP primary, his party has been working to normalize an abnormal, unpopular, and frankly bizarre candidate.
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Viagra has a typical list of potential side effects, including headache, nausea, indigestion, muscle pain, nasal congestion, and abnormal vision.
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I did not know what a vagina should look like at the same time, so I thought mine was abnormal.
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"All four agreed that at the material times, he was afflicted by and impaired with abnormal mental function," McCoy said.
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AND WHAT I MEAN BY THAT IS WE'VE BEEN IN A VERY ABNORMAL ENVIRONMENT THE LAST SEVEN OR EIGHT YEARS.
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Others, like his approach to Russia, are not just abnormal, but dangerous to his presidency and the country at large.
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It did not show a dye in the blood vessels, but rather an agent used to treat the abnormal vessels.
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Meanwhile, porn teaches young women that to object to anything sexual, even if it is painful or demeaning, is abnormal.
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But when the countdown clock reached zero, flight computers automatically halted liftoff after finding abnormal data related to engine power.
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SO MANY EXTRAORDINARY events are happening in British politics that it is impossible to tell the normal from the abnormal.
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As abnormal as a snake with boobs is, in MTG, and fantasy as a whole, the idea is not farfetched.
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"The thing that is most abnormal is the speed," said John Cox, an aviation safety consultant and former 737 pilot.
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Both diseases can also cause pain and abnormal discharge or bleeding, and can be passed to a baby during delivery.
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Of late, it's reached a breaking point, with climate change happening at an accelerated pace — "the new abnormal," as Gov.
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The staff normally would have administered diltiazem, also known as Cardizem, that is used to steady an abnormal heart rate.
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It could be in bad shape, there could be an abnormal biopsy on the organ, or some other physical issues.
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Stock market volatility rivals the 2008 financial crisis, and the abnormal daily gyrations do not reflect changes in underlying fundamentals.
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If any abnormal symptom, such as fever, is identified, we will immediately assist to contact the nearest medical service; 3.
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"It was abnormal, unnecessary and seemingly part of a pattern in terms of bullying behavior toward other reporters," he said.
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About 77 percent reported having yearly mammograms, and 31 percent reported having a history of abnormal findings on a mammogram.
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This condition, afflicting an estimated 231,93 Americans, is characterized by uncontrollable, abnormal and repetitive movements caused by mental illness treatments.
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His exam and the abnormal labs suggested that she had a type of myositis — an inflammatory disorder of the muscles.
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It can detect an abnormal body temperature and alert authorities who can then do a second check on the person.
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Under a government regulation, teachers at some international schools face intrusive questions aimed at identifying those with "abnormal" sexual orientations.
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But like most critics, he laid blame for the war on George W. Bush's administration and its supposedly abnormal arrogance.
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Buildup of the abnormal protein in the brain is one sign of Alzheimer's disease, the most common form of dementia.
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" In 2016, when he was running for president, Carson said that trans people are "abnormal" and "the height of absurdity.
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It's a lifelong disorder in which red blood cells, normally round, are crescent- (or sickle-) shaped, due to abnormal hemoglobin.
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Because the results appeared slightly abnormal, Mr. Bocci underwent a biopsy, taking antibiotics beforehand as a standard precaution against infection.
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" — offered a more measured version of this sentiment, referring to Mr. Putin as "a normal leader in an abnormal world.
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Steep market losses are not abnormal when the confluence of these factors turns negative, however, they&aposre not guaranteed either.
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Not being able to control these automatic functions can result in fainting, unstable blood pressure, abnormal heart rates, and malnutrition.
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Chlamydia can cause abnormal discharge, burning while urinating, or rectal pain, but most people with the STI don't experience symptoms.
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Huh, the ex-Blue House doctor, said it was "abnormal" that there was not a better accounting of Park's treatments.
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She and Musk took the same abnormal psychology class, and after an exam, Justine received a 97, Musk a 98.
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Dogs have "an abnormal willingness to form strong emotional bonds with almost anything that crosses their path," Dr. Wynne said.
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Epilepsy is a chronic disorder of the brain characterized by recurrent seizures, which are brief episodes of abnormal brain activity.
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My family's experience is far from abnormal in India, and many families use the service a lot more than we do.
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The latest research finds abnormal brain development associated with autism occurring early in gestation well before birth and the first vaccination.
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Yet for all that Trump has normalized his approach to public policy, he remains a profoundly abnormal figure in American politics.
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This framework now makes it possible to understand the difference between seeing Trump's behavior as bad and seeing it as abnormal.
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What would be lost if we stopped seeing them as abnormal and started seeing them, instead, as simply "bad" or "wrong"?
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Schwartz Jampel Syndrome is a rare type of dwarfism characterized by muscle weakness and stiffness, abnormal bone development and fixed joints.
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A 28-year-old man in Pakistan came to doctors with the abnormal nail growing out of his left middle finger.
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"The lion appeared to have little fear of humans, which is abnormal behavior for a mountain lion," the CDFW statement explained.
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"It used to be anything non-procreative was considered abnormal and that's kind of how people drew the boundaries," Lieberman said.
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In essence, cocaine prevents neurons from turning the dopamine signal off, resulting in an abnormal activation of the brain's reward pathways.
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In 2016, Chinese censors banned the portrayal of "abnormal sexual behavior" in TV and online shows, including gay and lesbian relationships.
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Shortly after drinking the tea, she experienced "weakness and life-threatening abnormal heart rhythms," which required resuscitation and immediate medical attention.
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Much of the resistance to testing stems from concerns about finding 'incidentalomas', abnormal growths that may never cause disease, he says.
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This is what I mean when I write that the 2016 election isn't simply Democrat versus Republican, but normal versus abnormal.
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The park has undergone a series of investigations to determine the reason for the abnormal amount of horse injuries and deaths.
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While the weather pattern — linked to a localized, off-year version of El Niño — is abnormal, the human costs were predictable.
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To navigate these experiences, researchers said, women need accurate information to be able to differentiate between healthy spotting and abnormal bleeding.
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There will likely be geographical differences in this season, but the overall numbers are not abnormal when compared to past years.
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According to several dentists, when my six-year molars were growing my abnormal body temperature did some weird stuff to them.
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Nancy Friday's 1991 book Women on Top gave me a framework for understanding that my perverted tendencies weren't abnormal or bad.
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The TL;DR of all of this: Get your HPV vaccine, get your pap smear, and follow up if anything's abnormal.
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Curiously, nowhere in the Song of Songs does it specify whether its subjects had any contact dermatitis or abnormal breast growth.
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During her pregnancy, Otis noticed abnormal bleeding, so she saw a doctor, who said the fetus didn't have enough amniotic fluid.
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But the abnormal nature of this year's two frontrunners raised interest in how Clinton and Trump's running mates would defend them.
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Cardiogram and UCSF previously demonstrated the ability for the Apple Watch to detect abnormal heart rhythm with a 97 percent accuracy.
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But women who remain to be virginal beyond what is perceived to be the normal scope are seen as abnormal, deviant.
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Bitcoin prices had showed abnormal fluctuations, the Shanghai head office of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) said in a notice.
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"And if there are other symptoms associated with the spotting (foul odor, irritation, abnormal discharge), I would certainly recommend being seen."
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I and so many other national security officials are speaking out because of the abnormal and aberrance behavior of Mr. Trump.
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It was able to identify abnormal sperm samples, based on sperm concentration and motility, and determine infertility with roughly 98% accuracy.
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It's then identifying behavior that's abnormal and then being able to look at algorithms and prevent money from leaving the system.
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He confirmed that I had scoliosis, an abnormal curvature of the spine, and my breast size definitely wasn't helping the pain.
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The way to turn around what California Governor Jerry Brown recently called "the new abnormal" is to slow climate change down.
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Too much, according to the NIH, can lead to restlessness, headaches, dizziness, anxiety and also a rapid or abnormal heart rhythm.
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We're a nation of freestylers, throwing caution (and abnormal amounts of curry powder) to the wind when stepping into the kitchen.
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Sort of like a college rejection letter or news from the doctor that your smear test results have come back abnormal.
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However, this highlighted a key risk of the practice, as the trial was discontinued after causing abnormal growth in one subject.
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And a teenage male sibling had "an abnormal gait" possibly caused by "severe caloric malnutrition" and also suffered from social dwarfism.
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So if the device happens to catch something abnormal, the user would need to seek medical attention outside of the conference.
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Doctors saw that the baby's limbs were smaller than the rest of his body, and his spine had an abnormal arch.
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Among 42 Zika-positive women willing to undergo fetal ultrasound testing, a total of 12, or 29 percent, had abnormal readings.
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