According to the American Psychological Association (APA), there are three types of stress — acute, episodic acute, and chronic.
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Scientists call it acute encephalopathy syndrome, or A.E.S., while Indian officials insist on calling it acute encephalitis syndrome.
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Acute care investments can be redeployed for chronic disease control and then can be available for the next acute emergency.
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The young boy overcame an acute myeloid leukemia diagnosis when he was 18 months, but was rediagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in December 2015.
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In Yemen, 553 million children are threatened with acute malnutrition, and 385,000 of them with severe acute malnutrition, according to UNICEF's latest July figures.
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Backache, acute upper respiratory infections, soft-tissue inflammation, and acute sore throat were among the 10 most common diagnoses for both urgent and nonurgent patients.
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Leading Acute Care Results: UHS' acute care segment continues to outperform its peers, with both volumes and pricing growth being sustained in the mid-single digits.
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Rhiannon Lindley's daughter, Adelaide, was just 4 months old when she was diagnosed with acute B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia last January, according to Love What Matters.
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"Half of antibiotic prescriptions for acute respiratory conditions are unnecessary, such as antibiotic prescriptions for the common cold, acute bronchitis, and viral sore throats," said Fleming-Dutra.
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The merged entity, called Envision Healthcare Corp, would offer services from pre-hospital care to acute, post-acute and outpatient care, the companies said in a statement.
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Some 11.9 percent of the children examined were found to have global acute malnutrition, including 1.6 percent suffering from severe acute malnutrition, which can be life-threatening.
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Britain has seen a more acute misallocation of resources than the average G7 economy, which may reflect the acute damage done to its financial sector during the crisis.
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The young boy overcame an acute myeloid leukemia diagnosis when he was 18 months, but was rediagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in December 2015, according to his GoFundMe page.
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Solving this crisis requires a new way of thinking about how acute care is provided and how costs can be contained to make acute care more accessible and affordable.
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I had been in the emergency department since 2005… You see patients requesting earlier and earlier refills, or overdosing or with acute intoxication or acute withdrawal from opioid medication.
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Healthcare providers, researchers, and other stakeholders have come together in the recently instituted Acute Care Research Unit at the University of Michigan to bridge these silos and find acute care solutions.
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The number of reported acute hepatitis B cases increased by more than 22019 percent in 2015, while acute hepatitis C infections nearly tripled from 2010 to 2015 — a 15-year high.
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Addiction to the prescription painkillers known as opioids is acute.
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He died in 1519 due to an acute cardiovascular event.
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This problem is particularly acute in smaller, less urban areas.
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We are in a moment that feels acute and urgent.
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The medical community knows how to treat most acute pain.
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That challenge will be especially acute on the West Coast.
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There's an acute need for services like Creditas in Brazil.
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Until he ended up in the hospital with acute pancreatitis.
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Such neglect has resulted in pockets of acute financial distress.
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And education begins, as it always has, with acute listening.
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The economy is also facing acute challenges, including energy shortages.
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The shortage is particularly acute for Africans who live abroad.
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This was perhaps most acute for immigrants from the Caribbean.
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For Wynonna Earp (Melanie Scrofano), that truth is especially acute.
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The visa question is an acute one for British universities.
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As we drive to the airport I google acute leukemia.
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Without state intervention, California's poverty would be even more acute.
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In that context, "Bless This Mess'" failings seem more acute.
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The shortage is particularly acute in poor and rural areas.
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The problem of politicisation last became acute in the 1970s.
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Froes became a vegan after being diagnosed with acute gastritis.
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Maybe your household was hit with chronic or acute illness.
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It seems particularly acute in the freight and transportation sector.
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Uncontrolled acute pain can lead to a chronic pain situation.
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The correlation, however, is far more acute in certain locations.
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Acute intermittent porphyria is the most common subtype of AHP.
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But the need for another runway is now particularly acute.
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Another is acute illness, as heatstroke is on the rise.
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Few question that Guanajuato's water supply is under acute pressure.
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The problem is particularly acute for the least expensive homes.
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The infant was believed to have died of acute meningitis.
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Hospital records indicate no acute trauma, the prosecutor's office said.
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To the first: It's not acute, but it is urgent.
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The composer was acute on the subject of racial hatred.
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"Downside risks have become more acute," the Bank's report reads.
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Shortages were more acute in southern Florida, according to Gasbuddy.com.
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Tragically, Coleman died of an acute asthma attack in 2001.
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This state of affairs is most acute among young Iranians.
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Too much can overstress it and cause acute liver failure.
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The problem is particularly acute among young fans, including students.
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It's also been blamed on acute illnesses and multiple deaths.
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As a result, rampant discounting has become an acute problem.
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The problem is most acute in China's less developed cities.
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The cause was acute myeloid leukemia, his son Jason said.
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But the Triumph Bonneville had been the most acute reminder.
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In the acute phase, that simply has to be treated.
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In the 1980s, conflicts between those priorities grew increasingly acute.
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David M. Kashmer is a trauma and acute care surgeon.
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Both are Scandinavian, tall, with an acute eye for goal.
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Coronavirus and acute flu symptoms could get worse over time.
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The risk is especially acute in rural and underserved areas.
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I have PTSD, acute anxiety and major depressive mood disorder.
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Substitute "chronic" for "acute" and that's what killed my dad.
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Zimbabwe is facing acute shortages of foreign exchange and cash.
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He had acute stress for about six months afterward. Nightmares.
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Interest in the European Central Bank's intentions is particularly acute.
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The crisis of joblessness is especially acute among younger people.
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But what option was there in such an acute crisis?
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Deaths from accidents, gastrointestinal illness and acute infections are common.
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She said the cause was complications of acute myeloid leukemia.
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The situation in and around New Orleans is particularly acute.
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Britain's breakdown, though particularly acute, represents a much wider phenomenon.
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That divide has been especially acute in New York City.
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With millions potentially facing acute malnutrition, more refugees are expected.
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The cause of death was gastrointestinal bleeding and acute bronchitis.
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With the invention of the metronome it became more acute.
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SARS -- or severe acute respiratory syndrome -- also originated in China.
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It is especially acute at Manchester United at this point.
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An MRI revealed an acute strain in Donaldson's left calf.
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The problem goes beyond Asia — although it's especially acute there.
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But the problem is particularly acute when girls are young.
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The cause was acute leukemia, said Howard Nathanson, a cousin.
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Otherwise … there will be high levels of acute food insecurity.
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Kushner's new troubles will make those questions even more acute.
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But the most acute and widely expressed concerns were economic.
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This is political reportage at its most lively and acute.
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The timing of this tandem visit couldn't be more acute.
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"These folks were in acute survival mode," Dr. Rosecrans said.
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Nord Stream 2 will make those concerns even more acute.
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Many commenters said staffing shortages had recently become more acute.
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Some efforts have been successful, but the crisis remains acute.
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The most acute concern was the limitations on independent living.
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The use of language can become less effective and acute.
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Enasidenib for acute myeloid leukemia costs about $25,000 a month.
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Lyon's acute sensitivity for his medium should not be underestimated.
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She also imbued them with acute thought, involving eclectic research.
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"Unlike direct exposure to a collective trauma, which can end when the acute phase of the event is over, media exposure keeps the acute stressor active and alive in one's mind," the study concluded.
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Autopsy results show that Annie died of acute pulmonary and cerebral edema, while Robin died from acute pulmonary edema, according to a report released by the office of the Seychelles Minister of Travel and Culture.
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The much larger rural-urban difference in 30-day mortality among patients sent for post-acute care is why improving post-acute care in rural areas could be a way to improve outcomes, Kosar said.
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It's the acute looking and the presence of mind that's important.
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The acute phase of the 2008 financial crisis was over quickly.
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This "cultivating [of] an awareness" is an acute kind of noticing.
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In Japan, opioids for acute pain aren't typically covered by insurance.
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This fear, always present today, has just become much more acute.
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I knew I was different, but it didn't always feel acute.
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Katharine had severe acute bronchial pneumonia, a complication of the virus.
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One in four children in Mayendit had acute malnutrition, MSF said.
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Michael Jackson died of acute propofol and benzodiazepine intoxication in 2009.
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It's a tragedy that makes her PEOPLE Now interview more acute.
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News of acute dollar shortages within Mongolia have increased investors' unease.
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There is no magic threshold at which default risk becomes acute.
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But an acute shortage of general practitioners is a huge impediment.
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This would generally qualify as an "acute cough" in doctors' lingo.
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"Increasing oxygen helps with acute and chronic inflammatory conditions," she says.
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Political and social observations are fewer and less acute than before.
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Small hospitals, clinics and sake breweries are also facing acute shortages.
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CAP also broke out a group limited to acute care hospitals.
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Treatment, though, is painful, and the disease more chronic than acute.
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In home care, the problem of allocating help is particularly acute.
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I mean, we know that opioids are good for acute pain.
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The actor had been receiving treatment for acute leukemia, Sullivan said.
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In almost every country in Europe, that creates an acute problem.
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The need for human financial guidance becomes more acute in downturns.
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This is a man with an especially acute need for affirmation.
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Eight other states, including France and Germany, had less acute shortcomings.
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It's become an acute problem since I stopped editing [in 2015].
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And those numbers don't include prescriptions at regular acute-care hospitals.
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His wife, Mary Collier, said the cause was acute myeloid leukemia.
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You may develop acute pain in certain parts of your body.
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One in six acute-care beds lies within a Catholic hospital.
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For smaller banks problems could be "acute" making rapid consolidation necessary.
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One explanation is that acute stress activates our own best selves.
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About 200,000 others suffer from severe acute malnutrition, the report said.
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And with that, the acute period of the financial crisis ended.
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Take climate change, the most acute environmental threat of them all.
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The cause was acute myeloid leukemia, his daughter Anne Paine said.
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The risk for acute pancreatitis increased sharply as triglyceride levels rose.
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These suggest acute situations of danger at a very personal level.
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Norovirus causes acute gastroenteritis, or inflammation of the stomach or intestines.
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Diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia which is complicated by Down Syndrome.
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Training issues have been particularly acute for ships based in Japan.
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This may be a response to a particularly acute problem here.
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If the majority changes, that frustration could become even more acute.
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These vulnerabilities have now exposed the Argentine currency to acute pressure.
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He calls them "acute findings," which include stroke, hemorrhage and fractures.
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All this was underscored by an acute sense of national guilt.
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Addiction is not an acute problem, like an infection, Suzuki says.
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In the last few years, Chinese import dependence has become acute.
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SARS, or Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, is another type of coronavirus.
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She longs for him to return, and her sadness is acute.
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The president's comments were likely to stoke acute tension within Mrs.
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In turn, Trump has ushered in a season of acute anxiety.
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A simple graduation gift can escalate to becoming an acute passion.
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And it will only become more acute as time goes on.
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Phyllis is superficial, yes, but also, in her big number, acute.
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His wife, Marcia Wright, said the cause was acute myeloid leukemia.
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She can lob and generate acute angles with off-speed groundstrokes.
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But the acute counterexamples of pain and suffering are getting worse.
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He learned he had acute myeloid leukemia when he was 17.
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In previous floods, the destruction of agriculture caused acute food shortages.
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Coronaviruses can cause respiratory infections including Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
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White blood cells are expected to increase with an acute infection.
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They have to worry about much more acute and severe patients.
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"His agony was so acute that he became inarticulate," Hurston wrote.
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Dr. Cerveny died that morning of acute drug and alcohol intoxication.
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Then: Final cause of death: Acute propoxyphene and diazepam toxicity. Suicide.
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It has been likened to severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS.
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But the network's influence has been most acute in Republican politics.
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This has caused acute problems for Grimsby's Labour MP, Melanie Onn.
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Students who live in shelters have even more acute academic issues.
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There is an acute lack of forgetfulness in you about Vietnam.
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The newscaster had been suffering from an acute case of embarrassment.
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Within that slice of the economy, the pain could be acute.
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The reason is Hong Kong's increasingly acute shortage of affordable housing.
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In Benghazi, the effect of the American absence was especially acute.
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Severe acute respiratory syndrome — SARS — costs countries $40 to 45 billion.
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Over lunch, Freeman alternated the occasional rant with acute self-awareness.
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The lyrics describe a deliberate seduction followed by an acute betrayal.
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The problem of potato late blight, though not as acute, persists.
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But it has become more acute with the rise of Sen.
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And nowhere is the disruption more acute than the Middle East.
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Historically the dissatisfaction is particularly acute with legislation concerning health care.
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The monarchical conceit wears thin—but the wider observations are acute.
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The cause of death was found to be acute methamphetamine toxicity.
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The risks of mining in El Salvador, however, are especially acute.
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It never did, but the tension remained high; her disappointment, acute.
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That perennial question becomes especially acute around this time of year.
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Beckett was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia over a year ago.
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Two weeks later, he was told he had acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
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Then, in 2007, Lady Jaye died of an acute heart arrhythmia.
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The cause was acute myeloid leukemia, her daughter Julia Griffin said.
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Two weeks before Valentine's Day, the Sweethearts candy shortage is acute.
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The resumption of sanctions has put Iran under acute economic stress.
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With so many people in acute danger, methadone quickly becomes deprioritized.
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There are also reports of other neurological complications related to the virus: Zika and meningoencephalitis, acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, as well as acute myelitis — dangerous inflammations of the brain and spinal cord brought on by an infection.
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There are cases where young, otherwise healthy individuals with few other risk factors experience major cardiovascular events such as myocardial infarction shortly after cannabis use, or experience an acute psychotic episode after an acute cannabis dose.
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Reforming acute care delivery will require making it a policy and research priority, financial commitment from government and the private sector, and building bridges between care delivery silos to consider solutions that span the acute care continuum.
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But protesters blocked trucks coming in from India, leading to acute shortages.
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Venezuela has been suffering acute food shortages, soaring unemployment and massive hyperinflation.
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That anxiety, while not as acute, has continued through the last year.
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In Donald Trump's case, the problem is particularly acute on foreign policy.
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I've been incredibly fortunate and I have an acute understanding of that.
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According to the GoFundMe page, Adam came down with Acute Flaccid Myelitis.
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"Many existing threats and challenges have only become more acute," Putin warned.
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But it also plays an important role during acute oxygen shortage, i.e.
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A lack of women in work is an acute problem in India.
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LME time-spreads are signalling there is no acute shortage of metal.
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First, consider that Chuck's imagined illness causes him acute sensitivity to electricity.
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That product is now being tested in trials for acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
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A lack of power on the island is a particularly acute problem.
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Mr Pfeffer's book focuses on America, where the problem seems particularly acute.
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Meanwhile, the refugee crisis is growing more acute with each passing month.
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However, some people can develop acute liver failure, which is often fatal.
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She also delivers acute writing about her own physical and mental burdens.
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The panic resulting from Turkey's crisis is not anything like as acute.
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The introduction of diacritical marks — umlauts, circumflexes, grave and acute accents, etc.
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That shift has become even more acute in the series' 11th season.
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It is considered a risk factor for acute and chronic respiratory disease.
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Most animals have evolved an acute sensitivity to the eyes of others.
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Water shortages, historically one of China's most severe challenges, will become acute.
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Mr Gou's candidacy simply presents a more acute version of this dilemma.
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This problem is expected to be especially acute in the Amazon rainforest.
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In 2012, he had been hospitalized for 11 days with acute pancreatitis.
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The acute battering episode, which Walker defines as the incident of violence.
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She notes that shortages are especially acute in the summer and winter.
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An acute listener, Mr Lloyd Parry heard numerous incomprehensible and disjointed narratives.
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The hospital is a 290-bed acute care facility founded in 1981.
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"As we drive to the airport I Google 'acute leukemia,' " wrote Keilar.
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There is an acute shortage of medical workers qualified to treat sufferers.
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But whether acute or chronic, the majority of people remain symptom-free.
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An MRI that night revealed no acute injury, according to the team.
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It never fails to surprise, but maintains an acute sense of familiarity.
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Unconfirmed reports also say he history of mental illness, including acute schizophrenia.
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They have ARS, Acute Radiation Syndrome, because they ate some contaminated fish.
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The training issues have been particularly acute for ships based in Japan.
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Cholera is an acute diarrheal infection spread by contaminated food and water.
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With each bombing, the precariousness of Turkey's situation seems even more acute.
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In no place is this lesson more acute than at Glen Canyon.
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His challenge to the prophets of efficient markets was even more acute.
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The need is acute: the current state of Washington's schools is deplorable.
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Thunderstorms and downpours this week have made that need even more acute.
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But Molenbeek is just the most acute manifestation of a European failure.
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These are the critical first steps toward solving the acute care crisis.
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It described the humanitarian situation in the city as "complex and acute".
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The question is especially acute because there are so many potential downsides.
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Acute stress, as well as pain, binds us in solidarity with others.
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Since the crisis, crowding has been a particularly acute issue for investors.
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Aaron Carter says he has multiple-personality disorder, schizophrenia, and acute anxiety.
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But his harms, while acute, are ultimately treatable—many are even reversible.
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The pain was especially acute for the retired or the near-retired.
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Clinton if November's victor experiences an acute health crisis while in office.
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Previously, she relied on a cane and her acute sense of hearing.
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On Amazon, the Wild West problem is particularly acute for small businesses.
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Reuters reported last week that the problem is particularly acute in Belize.
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His French passport has an acute accent, but his American one doesn't.
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He had an acute sense of when journalists started to get bored.
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But in some cases, you can skip right over acute mountain sickness.
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"The best treatment for all acute mountain sickness is descent," says Hurtado.
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But the solution to one problem has made another one more acute.
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A CT scan pointed to the nightmare scenario: acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).
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Cholera is spread by ingesting faecal matter and causes acute watery diarrhea.
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It's just the most acute manifestation of a global conflict that's emerging.
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That challenge feels especially acute given the clenched nature of this material.
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But on campuses across the US, the impact could be particularly acute.
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Kispert's acute observational skills cut most sharply in fleeting moments of jealousy.
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"If you have an acute condition, just call the ambulance," he says.
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For Mr. Bearden, who served in Vietnam, the situation was more acute.
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The need for automation is particularly acute in areas with low unemployment.
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Still, it was not an easy journey and they felt acute dislocation.
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Both ruptured aneurysms and acute dissections are extremely painful and frequently deadly.
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This psychologically acute novel enlists your heart as well as your mind.
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In the case of Covid-19, those consequences often trigger acute panic.
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After her monthlong period of acute distress and paranoia, it felt miraculous.
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The Southern California hazard is acute after an unusually dry 12 months.
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"We don't have that many antiviral drugs for acute infections," Griffin said.
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The demand is no less acute even though the floodwaters have ebbed.
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When those men are famous and powerful, the confusion becomes more acute.
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Ties I'm standing in the acute neurosurgery ward of Innsbruck University Hospital.
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Twice under President Barack Obama, Republican lawmakers precipitated acute crises of governance.
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"I caused acute severe anaphylaxis in myself from an insect," he explained.
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On the other end are employers who are seeing acute labor shortages.
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Taken together, the decisions show Apple's acute concern about upsetting China's leaders.
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Severe cases have resulted in pneumonia, acute respiratory infection, and kidney failure.
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Change is even more acute one stop before Abbey Wood, in Woolwich.
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" The tournament said only that Mattek-Sands had "an acute knee injury.
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President Trump's foreign policy is suffering from a case of acute schizophrenia.
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Rehabilitation services and support after initial acute treatment are not readily available.
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The predicament for pollsters is equally acute for candidates and political groups.
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Over the years, Molina developed an acute ability to detect curbside treasure.
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The slowdown is likely to be particularly acute in Europe and China.
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SARS, which stands for severe acute respiratory syndrome, also began in China.
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Miners are struggling as Zimbabwe grapples with an acute shortage of dollars.
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These charts are an acute reminder of the scale of that challenge.
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Bravo suffered an acute myocardial infarction after complications, which caused his death.
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There's "moderate evidence" that acute marijuana use impairs learning, memory, and attention.
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Sometimes that means prescribing opioid painkillers for short-term and acute pain.
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This is especially acute in Istanbul, one of the country's financial hubs.
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The company's healthcare provider customers are facing headwinds to volumes and profitability due to a combination of factors that are encouraging patients and payors to seek care in lower-cost settings, particularly in the acute and post-acute segments.
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The threats of nationalism and authoritarianism, though grave and pressing, seem less acute.
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The shortage will grow more acute as the state's population continues to age.
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And the acute issues in energy-dependent states have been a major drag.
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Whether consciously or not, artists have an acute insight of the current zeitgeist.
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The growing reach of smart devices makes the dangers more acute, some say.
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The prince was admitted to the hospital with acute pancreatitis in April 2005.
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Egypt, which depends heavily on imports, is facing an acute foreign currency shortage.
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"What we're showing here is there clearly is an acute effect," Lipton said.
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California has a housing affordability problem that is especially acute in major cities.
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The fictitious story described three levels of selfie obsession: Borderline, Acute, and Chronic.
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Scheidt was diagnosed with acute diverticulitis, and spent months fighting for his life.
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The most acute need is now in fragile states, where government barely functions.
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One visitor could not get a doctor's appointment despite acute mental-health problems.
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However, both drugs are still deemed unsuitable for acute life-threatening hyperkalemia episodes.
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As he fights his own battles with acute PTSD, Jacqueline mourns her family.
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Acute stress is frequently referred to as your body's fight-or-flight response.
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And unlike polio, there is no vaccine for acute flaccid myelitis, she said.
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That potentially wide surveillance net is of acute concern for U.S. intelligence officials.
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This segment has experienced an acute shortage of inventory, holding back home sales.
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I would imagine this yearning to be particularly acute after a parent's passing.
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People must stay inside to avoid acute radiation sickness caused by the fallout.
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Tensions between growth and stability will become more acute as time goes on.
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In a moment of acute pain, you stood up and you stood together.
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I was probably suffering from an acute case of massive credit card debt.
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Sri Lanka's current, acute intolerance is a reaction to a terrorist death cult.
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David has an acute awareness of his own unreliability, given his psychological state.
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He was admitted to the Tomah VA&aposs acute psychiatric unit on Aug.
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" POLITICS * "Acute social conflicts will add uncertainties to the already adverse economic environment.
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Less acute but just as worrying is the parlous state of Panama's institutions.
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These concerns are most acute for algorithms that implicate people rather than places.
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"Destabilising factors" in the region are "becoming more tangible and acute", it warns.
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To be clear, exercise doesn't always help with those short-lived acute episodes.
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For the unmarried among them, some feel acute pressure to find a mate.
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Torres, just 4 years old, was diagnosed last May with acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
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In Australia, that tendency is especially acute on one vexing topic: climate change.
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Surgeons participating in the study specialized in cardiothoracic, vascular or acute care procedures.
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VENEZUELA has a hunger crisis, with 12% of children suffering from acute malnutrition.
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The problem is especially acute within Medicaid, which is constrained by state budgets.
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Roosevelt's health situation, though, became more acute as the Allies marched toward victory.
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In Canada, the problem is so acute that it sparked a national inquiry.
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It gave you "acute fear" and you call it "an absolutely horrendous ride".
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Dyson is an excellent witness, an acute observer of personality and human foibles.
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Japan's fast-ageing society has left employers grappling with an acute labor shortage.
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Rolan, 64, was diagnosed with acute leukemia in February, Stanton previously told PEOPLE.
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For the weakest and most vulnerable like Daniela, the pain is most acute.
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I would say 50% of the airline's workforce are suffering from acute fatigue.
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Problems at these types of distressed chains are about to get more acute.
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Housing is being hurt by an acute shortage of properties available for sale.
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Rio de Janeiro state is facing its most acute budget crises in memory.
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The pain is particularly acute in China's northeastern rustbelt, where Heilongjiang is located.
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Worldwide, women suffer a greater share of the acute impacts of natural disasters.
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This was true regardless of whether the care was preventive, chronic, or acute.
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The negative impact of acute water shortage is not limited to public health.
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Besides, in the grips of acute laryngitis, he was essentially dying of suffocation.
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Writhing in misery, Sawyer had no idea she was suffering from acute appendicitis.
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Half a million children aged under five are suffering from severe acute malnutrition.
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In one survey, 50 percent of Beninese children presented acute signs of malnutrition.
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I would have entered into this acute existential crisis, or that my immune
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Puerto Rico is facing acute problems and the president is, likewise, doing nothing.
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St. Joe's has treated about 500 acute pain patients with non-opioid protocols.
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The mystery is most acute for the relatives of those who go missing.
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Rather, they exhibit psychological issues that are part of other acute medical conditions.
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Joey was in remission after a three-year battle with acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
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The pain is most acute at the mall where foot traffic has slowed.
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Long after recovery from the acute illness, measles can continue to cause harm.
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But it is going through an acute economic crisis that is entirely unnecessary.
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This problem is particularly acute with the ongoing rollout of 2628G wireless services.
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Celator's most advanced drug is Vyxeos, a potential treatment for acute myeloid leukemia.
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In late 2016, Jia admitted that the company was facing acute financial troubles.
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In those countries, insecurity is less acute because government institutions are more robust.
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Lies of the health care industry This problem is acute in health care.
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If the submarine is lying at an acute angle, docking could be hard.
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Acute pain is unpleasant (even extremely so), but chronic pain is about suffering.
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The number of acute cases has more than doubled between 2010 and 2014.
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California lost 32 percent of its acute psychiatric beds between 1995 and 2011.
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Anonymously sourced stories, after all, can lead to acute embarrassment for news organizations.
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But what goes on within those forms is both musicianly and psychologically acute.
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The issue of fake social media accounts masquerading as public figures is acute.
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The sense of arrested time grows particularly acute when you wander into Mrs.
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And the struggles have been most acute at the top of the order.
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I was groggy and feeling OBTUSE with an ACUTE pain in my head.
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The problem is so acute that the leader of the Freedom Caucus, Rep.
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Again he trivializes the most acute matters facing our communities in the Bronx.
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The problem is particularly acute for older drugs, such as penicillin or morphine.
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Not every person who experiences acute pain goes on to develop chronic pain.
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At least half of India's minors are said to live in acute poverty.
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There, he was diagnosed with Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome, his parents' statement continued.
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And then there is Tesla's biggest and most acute problem: its precarious finances.
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Those showing signs of acute illness were to be brought to medical facilities.
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But even when it's necessary, removing children from their parents causes acute distress.
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Until this point, the illness was known as 2019-nCoV acute respiratory disease.
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The other case involves "acute flaccid paralysis" and has not yet been confirmed.
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The acute shame of the moment was captured in two reports this week.
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"Young patients will come in with acute renal or kidney failure," he said.
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Taken together, his very recent, acute rhetorical shift makes a lot more sense.
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Sager, 65, died Thursday following a two-year fight with acute myeloid leukemia.
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While paraquat's long-term effects are debated, its acute risks are well known.
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But there may have been a more acute reason for wanting to leave.
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The local government immediately removed it, but then relented under acute public pressure.
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Misconceptions: What cannot cause a miscarriageStress: Acute stress alone doesn&apost cause miscarriage.
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"Jack Bauer was a reflexive response to an acute trauma," Mr. Gordon said.
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As in other ACO models, costs of post-acute institutional care also decreased.
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And one rather brief acute remark could set you back on your heels.
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This type is "most commonly associated with acute respiratory disease," the CDC says.
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The Arctic is feeling some of the most acute effects of global warming.
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Nor the state—carriage horses trotting ever steady blinders acute to the eye.
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It's his silent insouciance, made all the more acute by his snuggly loungewear.
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But that also makes the frustration of being shut out even more acute.
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The toddler was prescribed Tylenol after a diagnosis of acute upper respiratory infection.
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"Hearing and touch become more acute in the absence of sight," he said.
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Troubles at both lenders have sparked an acute liquidity crunch which may worsen.
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Historically, the leading medical causes were acute crises: hemorrhages, severe infections, blood clots.
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MERS is a coronavirus related to SARS that also causes acute, deadly pneumonia.
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By year-end the number of deaths from acute radiation exposure reached 73,884.
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This kind of acute stress can influence the hormones of significant others, too.
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The cause was complications of acute leukemia, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Simple diacritical marks, including acute and grave accents, were used to represent tones.
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America has an acute case of Anglophilia, but it's a highly selective one.
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She became gripped with an acute feeling of isolation and spiraled into depression.
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Now, there's an acute shortage of available housing, which has driven up rents.
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The patient's immediate problem — an acute case of tilting head — was quickly identified.
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The disease is spread by contaminated food and water, and causes acute diarrhea.
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In the UK, the drone situation is becoming more acute by the day.
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Sales are being stymied by an acute shortages of homes on the market.
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I've worked in primary care, acute care, critical care, a variety of settings.
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The dropout problem is particularly acute for students whose parents did not attend college.
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Less than a month later, Rolan died from acute myeloid leukemia, leaving Vieneese devastated.
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Signs of weakness have been particularly acute in Europe, where inflation is stubbornly low.
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And it's a problem that's especially acute in lower-income communities around the country.
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Vaughn had been ill with acute leukemia and was receiving treatment in recent months.
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From an outsider's perspective, self-storage comes with significant friction, but it's rarely acute.
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Making this challenge more acute, MNC bosses are now faced with a double threat.
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Venezuela is suffering from acute shortages of basic products amid a major economic crisis.
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Some of these things will get more attention as that problem becomes more acute.
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Ephron passed away in 2012 from acute myeloid leukaemia at the age of 71.
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The risks are particularly acute with those guaranteeing fixed returns even when markets fall.
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As ever with such dramatic intraday moves, options traders have experienced particularly acute pain.
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Heaps of dead bees piling up outside hives points to acute, immediate pesticide poisoning.
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The UN said Foua and Kafraya faced acute shortages of food, medicine and fuel.
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Another barrier to getting opioids for acute pain: Japanese insurers simply won't cover it.
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In a sense, though, the euro's problems have merely mutated from acute to chronic.
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An autopsy report stated that the boy's cause of death was acute methamphetamine intoxication.
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This was all happening at the same time, and it made it very acute.
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The crisis created an acute need for a better system to strengthen supply chains.
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This is a problem in all cities, but it's especially acute in Los Angeles.
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I think the reason behind that is the threats are so acute right now.
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But, maybe that's just because it is the most acute for me, right now.
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After a bone marrow biopsy, it was confirmed that Maddox had acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
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House prices are being driven by an acute shortage of properties available for sale.
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This generation, Wilson says, may have a particularly acute perception of mortality and danger.
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Stella Usiak and Lucas Lowe met when they were both fighting acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
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The suit notes others have suffered cardiac arrest following the "acute consumption" of Monster.
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Germany is suffering a dearth of pallets, and labour shortages are becoming more acute.
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Panic subsided, bond yields dropped and the most acute phase of the crisis ended.
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I think anybody who has taken them for acute pain can testify to that.
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But the issue is particularly acute this year given Trump's decades of business dealings.
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But more critically, its animating cause wasn't acute or ephemeral like an unjust war.
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You also may be suffering from acute lethargy and should consider consulting a physician.
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High doses of these pose the greatest risk for acute radiation poisoning and death.
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"The effects of activist burnout can be especially acute for marginalized groups," writes Solis.
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A different psychiatrist gives you a diagnosis: PTSD, acute panic disorder, depression, and agoraphobia.
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Schumer struggled with hyperemesis gravidarum, a form of acute morning sickness, throughout her pregnancy.
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He was diagnosed with acute paranoid psychosis, treated for a month and then released.
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Set in yet another dystopian future, creatures with acute senses for noise stalk humans.
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Ex-smokers were more than three times as likely to have these acute complications.
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Trump's refusal to address financial conflicts of interest only makes this concern more acute.
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Think a Priceline-style, one-stop blood shop for hospitals and acute care facilities.
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Being at different ages when they experienced the acute lead exposure affected them differently.
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"We've got an increase in both severe acute malnutrition and chronic malnutrition," he said.
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We contacted Pradhans (village heads) to know about such families facing acute financial hardships.
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We see more patients in acute pain than in almost any other medical setting.
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Cholera is an acute diarrheal illness which kills thousands of people worldwide each year.
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The situation is especially acute in the state of Mahashtra, where Nagpur is located.
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Another problem is that they are not standardized across all post-acute care sites.
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Shirinskiy manifested symptoms of an acute heart attack, embassy staff told the state broadcaster.
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That situation, some believe, is set to become even more acute in the future.
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And at an acute level, he is mired in the scandal of the century.
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They plan to tailor opioid prescriptions in the post-surgery and acute care settings.
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This type is "most commonly associated with acute respiratory disease," according to the CDC.
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Cypress Meadows Post-Acute was just over two miles away from that Burger King.
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" Second, he said, without the counterweight of Britain, "the German problem becomes more acute.
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Like many U.S. cities, Los Angeles is already dealing with an acute housing crisis.
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The event — and subsequent campaign — focused on the acute danger of the Ethiopian famine.
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Many in Africa, however, worry about the opposite problem: the acute shortage of electricity.
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The hostility was especially acute in Neve Sha'anan and other south Tel Aviv neighborhoods.
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Parents bring their children to retail clinics to take care of quick, acute problems.
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After his retirement, he had amnesia, dementia, depression, and acute bone and muscle pain.
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Matar's accounts of these talks are remarkable for their emotional rawness and acute insight.
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As a result, the need for more revenue is more acute now than ever.
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Cholera is an acute diarrheal illness that kills thousands of people worldwide each year.
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The explosions look expensive, the emotions seem acute, the characters (especially Chastain's) seem intriguing.
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One in three children under the age of 5 reportedly suffers from acute malnutrition.
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His foundation announced in mid-2014 that he had been diagnosed with acute leukemia.
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The shortage is most acute in rural areas, says Enshen Li of Queensland University.
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The impact could be especially acute for two California members in competitive races. Rep.
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That explains why line after line of "Messiah" felt especially acute on Skid Row.
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The concerns are more acute in the US than anywhere else in the world.
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Acute urticaria usually lasts less than six weeks, but chronic hives can last decades.
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The pain appears to have been particularly acute for four large hedge fund firms.
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The center specializes in short-term, post-acute rehabilitation and long-term residential care.
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The risks to transgender, nonbinary, or gender non-conforming individuals is even more acute.
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Resnick adds that acute psychosis might spur mothers to kill without any comprehensible motive.
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In New Zealand's Far North, where Griffiths lives, the problem is even more acute.
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And it's hard to ignore the acute racial disparities in many of those factors.
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So he can take most donors without a high risk of hyper acute rejection.
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The personal loss for his family and colleagues is acute, as well, of course.
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Seasonal Affective Disorder can be particularly acute if you enjoyed a sunny beach vacation.
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Foam in the lungs is a sign of acute intoxication caused by an opioid.
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But there is something about the physical intimacy of nursing that is particularly acute.
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As that number continues to grow, the equipment shortages will only become more acute.
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"Some sectors are facing particularly acute challenges," Rishi Sunak said at a news conference.
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Chronic pain may start off as an acute injury and then never go away.
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On his arrival to London, Juan Manuel was diagnosed with Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome.
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The United Nations says 100,000 refugees are at acute risk from landslides and floods.
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For Mr. Harzer, it has also stirred an acute awareness of his own mortality.
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The acute awareness of what might have been fills the air like an ache.
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Fifteen children with acute lymphocytic leukemia, including three cases diagnosed in the past year.
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But they lived through these times of acute social disturbance, and we did not.
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The disease attacks the lungs and can cause acute respiratory distress syndrome and pneumonia.
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If heart disease goes undetected, it may become acute after the baby is born.
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Therese Mullan, a representative of Alabama 3, said the cause was acute respiratory illness.
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It's unfortunate, but not surprising, that this problem is particularly acute in the South.
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When humans are under acute stress, their bodies secrete the hormones cortisol and adrenaline.
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The cause was complications of pneumonia, principally acute respiratory distress syndrome, his family said.
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But severe and moderate acute malnutrition aren't two different illnesses, like colds and pneumonia.
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Acetaminophen is the most common cause of acute liver failure in the United States.
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"I have a patient who developed acute lung disease from another's vaping," Galiatsatos said.
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In this climate, the role of Cannes in defining film history becomes particularly acute.
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Callaway said players usually try to play through injuries when they are not acute.
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Some recommend the lowest dose for the shortest period of time for acute pain.
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His need for more money grew more acute as his dim presidential hopes faded.
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Built in a week, Xiaotangshan treated patients affected with Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
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This problem is acute in areas with high transience, like urban, majority-black neighborhoods.
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Rather it is an acute and worsening condition in America's biggest, most successful cities.
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This background has given her an exceptionally acute insider's view of all three societies.
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Doctors often prescribe them to relieve acute anxiety, agitation or to help someone sleep.
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Republicans are trying to sell their tax-cut package at a very acute angle.
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The problem is acute in New Hampshire - which stages its primary on Feb. 22014.
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In fact, the impressively diverse and broad offerings include events with acute contemporary resonance.
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FOR THE most politically correct prime minister in Canada's history, the embarrassment is acute.
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Our ally Israel is in a more acute situation in the post-Soleimani era.
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Other coronaviruses include severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS).
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Sara ended up suffering terribly throughout her pregnancy with extreme insomnia and acute anxiety.
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But in South Africa, the dangers of being a food courier are particularly acute.
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An acute cash shortage persists despite the introduction of a surrogate currency in November.
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The cause was pneumonia and acute respiratory stress syndrome, Patrick Fox, a friend, said.
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That severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak, which also originated in China, killed 774 people.
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Concerns over water affordability across the country, particularly for low-income populations, is acute.
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Blake's acute understanding of emotional pain was probably developed throughout an unspeakably difficult childhood.
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If overdose means any acute adverse health consequences of taking too much, then absolutely.
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If I'm reading you correctly, then your mom's woes are more chronic than acute.
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Lead poisoning has been particularly acute in Baltimore because of its aging housing stock.
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Researchers examined spending records of 72,042 physicians at more than 3,000 acute care hospitals.
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"For acute back pain, the analogy is to the common cold," Dr. Deyo said.
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A few months back, I came down with an acute case of ancestry anxiety.
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Deveau died on April 27, 2018, from "acute kidney failure," her death certificate states.
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State programs for the medically indigent help low income people pay for acute care.
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There is an "acute and clear danger that Saudi asylum-seekers face," he added.
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But in South Africa, the dangers of being a food courier are particularly acute.
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Your sense of touch is similar if not higher; your visual sense is acute.
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Nyadholi was treated for severe acute malnutrition upon reaching the base in early December.
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Those were so acute and shocking, they justifiably were lodged in our collective memory.
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When researchers accounted for socioeconomic status in the current study, it explained much of the difference in survival rates for acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a form of bone marrow cancer; acute myeloid leukemia, a different bone marrow cancer; neuroblastoma; and non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
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The Emergency Care Coordination Center in the Department of Health and Human Services funded work that developed a conceptual model of acute care, and the National Quality Forum is examining how to create effective transitions into and out of the acute care system.
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Researchers found that, compared to the number of acute respiratory infections before the group started gargling, regular gargling for several months to two years with the povidone-iodine solution led to an approximate 50 percent reduction in the incidence of acute respiratory infections.
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To be effective, the procedure should be done within six hours of acute stroke symptoms.
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The groom's mother is an acute-care nurse practitioner at Inova Alexandria Hospital in Alexandria.
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It's used to spot the likelihood of acute kidney injury occurring in any in patient.
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There is an acute shortage of homes, especially at the lower end of the market.
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House price growth has been driven by an acute shortage of properties available for sale.
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The shortage is particularly acute when demand peaks around Christmas and the Lunar New Year.
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Enterovirus D268, a cousin of the polio virus, is suspected of causing acute flaccid myelitis.
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Her first seizure occurred during a childhood sleepover and was given medicine for acute migraines.
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Most victims have an initial acute attack that lasts for a few days, then disappears.
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The official cause of death has been ruled to be "acute neck compression," or strangulation.
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Within three months of the disaster, more than 30 people died of acute radiation sickness.
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It would be an acute normalizing of the staff, although no one can normalize Trump.
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Acute phosphorus poisoningImages: Internet Archive Book Images/FlickrLong ago, yellow phosphorous served as match tips.
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As of Thursday, Jeremy remains in stable condition, though he is experiencing acute renal failure.
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No deaths were reported, but there were 133 acute injuries in 68% of the incidents.
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It can also make you more susceptible to acute infections by suppressing the immune system.
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In April, Noah was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital.
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This truly was uncharted territory, and my fight-or-flight instinct was acute that night.
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A shortage of capital is an especially acute problem for life insurers in northern Europe.
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The most acute challenge of Rudd's time in office, however, was the global financial crisis.
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According to areport from coroner's office released yesterday, the festivalgoers died of acute MDMA toxicity.
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And while he tolerates those who oppose the exhumation, his hostility towards Franco remains acute.
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Plus, Erica's business acumen, acute understanding of capitalism and sharp tongue just can't be beat.
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Anything that promises acute weight loss is generally not good for the body, she says.
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The trial included adult patients with either relapsed or refractory B cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
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For Goodman and her children, the emotional and physical toll of their plight grew acute.
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Nigeria is by far Africa's most populous country, and the problem is particularly acute there.
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Stock index options suffered the most acute declines with volumes down 22015% at 257bn contracts.
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In an acute sense, exercise helps you "burn off energy," which makes you fall asleep.
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Acute bronchopneumonia and obesity were listed as other significant causes in the death of Feldstein.
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The actress was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia in July and sought treatment right away.
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I think this is going to be more a chronic problem than an acute one.
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This translated into a cumulative acute kidney injury rate of 9.3 percent, the study found.
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There is plenty for him to do now on trade and acute foreign policy crises.
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But ultimately, he argued the country's divides were not as acute as they often seem.
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The shortage is particularly acute in Essex, but it is a problem across the country.
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The likelihood is that in 2018 the Catalan case will mutate from acute to chronic.
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He is an acute observer of nuances of affluence and class, that eternal British theme.
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At UNC, Dustin was diagnosed with acute promyelocytic leukemia, a rare form of the cancer.
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And so I come here with an acute sense of the costs of armed conflict.
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Most runners tend to recover from acute kidney injury within two weeks, according to Perazella.
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Terence Crutcher, 40, had "acute phencyclidine intoxication" when he was shot and killed on Sept.
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A growing share of medical cases involve chronic conditions rather than acute illnesses or injuries.
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Even during acute stress, quietly caring for the vegetation offers them a kind of solace.
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Safety issues are more acute for people with disabilities, who are more vulnerable to abuse.
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The Cochrane review on acute pain found that spinal manipulation worked no better than placebo.
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While campaigning in Arizona in April, Schultz said he began to experience acute back pain.
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The acute anxiety and uncertainty experienced by the people left behind doesn't bear thinking about.
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More than half of adults admitted to an ICU are afflicted by acute kidney injury.
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After Alisher was diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia, Chusovitina and her husband moved to Germany.
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Towseef Ahmad Bhat, an 18-year-old student, was diagnosed with acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy.
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Shortages were particularly acute in construction, transportation, skilled manufacturing, and some healthcare and service positions.
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As the skin swells in this acute infection, it can appear shiny or glossy, too.
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Zimbabwe is also struggling with acute shortages of fuel, forcing motorists to queue for hours.
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Acute food insecurity has risen five times in the space of a year, Djossa added.
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The childcare crisis is acute, and offering partial help will allow it to keep growing.
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In 2017, the FDA approved a wearable device from Cefaly for acute treatment of migraines.
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Acute psychosis: The parent kills the child based on ideas that are inconsistent with reality.
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When the need for IMF loans became acute, he agreed to raise them last October.
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The establishment of this ad hoc cemetery was a pragmatic solution to an acute problem.
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While a little bothersome, the inflammation is acute and goes away in a few days.
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Charles Manson died of acute cardiac arrest and complication of a battle with colon cancer.
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Remainers predicted that Leave voters would soon suffer from an acute case of buyer's remorse.
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"We live in acute uncertainty," said Farid Baroudi, 46, an employee whose wages were halved.
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Amid acute power shortages, the demand pressure on nuclear generation is growing by the day.
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A small guaranteed-employment scheme has helped relieve acute distress, but only goes so far.
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As a result, women deal with pain — episodic, acute, and chronic — more frequently than men.
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The plaintiffs argued they have suffered "acute financial hardship" due to the lack of payment.
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Her acute storyteller's instincts tell her that this is the moment to show her hand.
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Trump has specifically called out the acute danger posed by one of these substances: fentanyl.
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As wildfire smoke fills the air, respiratory issues flare and underlying chronic conditions become acute.
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He also had several health scares, including acute pancreatitis, which he blamed on excessive drinking.
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China's defense ministry said Wednesday that issues regarding Taiwan are becoming more acute, Reuters reported.
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Seeking to narrow an acute gender gap in the bloc's leadership is also a factor.
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Several states where the problem is among the most acute have not adopted the UPHPA.
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Pliskova also created acute angles with groundstrokes that proved too sharp for Konjuh to handle.
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Francis sees global warming as an acute threat; Trump has appeared skeptical of environmentalists' concerns.
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The uncomfortable in-between status can be especially acute for those with recent immigrant roots.
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At the top of the pay scale, those differences were particularly acute, the lawsuit claims.
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I wanted to remind people just how long he's been struggling with acute self-regard.
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This is differentiated from other kinds of pain, such as acute pain and cancer pain.
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She was left with an acute sense of apartness, her unspoken story roiling inside her.
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Acute flaccid paralysis can be caused by "a number of conditions or infections," including polio.
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This should be used to address structural weaknesses in some member states, not acute difficulties.
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It is not from buyers losing their appetite, but from an acute shortage of inventory.
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According to Chan, China has acute income inequality, and machines may exacerbate it, creating instability.
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Egypt is struggling with an acute dollar shortage that has hampered trade and business confidence.
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Researchers had not thoroughly looked for a link between acute coronary syndrome and suicide, however.
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The Georgia Security Force is noteworthy among militias for its acute Islamophobia, Mr. Pitcavage said.
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Doctors at Baylor Medical Center diagnosed her with anoxic brain damage and an acute embolism.
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"With the increasing application of technology and automation, these risks will become even more acute."
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It went from that to acute attacks, like having a knife stabbed in my shoulder.
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Care Capital has a portfolio of healthcare properties focusing on the post-acute care sector.
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Still, whether or not Britain remains, the dilemma confronting the EU is growing more acute.
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After a course of cognitive behavioral therapy, I eventually recovered from my acute college episode.
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Disc-free consoles and streaming services similarly present an acute challenge for historians and archivists.
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The King of Pop passed away in June 2009, of acute propofol and benzodiazepine intoxication.
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No doubt that in an acute pain situation, there is a way to prescribe them.
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Opioids should be used in acute pain situations—like when a person breaks a bone.
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Cynicism about Europe is especially acute within ASEAN, the Association of South-East Asian Nations.
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Cholera is an acute bacterial disease that can cause uncontrollable diarrhea and kill within hours.
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Acute shortages of food and medicine have prompted millions to migrate, largely to neighboring countries.
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Two days later, I was in the back of an ambulance in acute respiratory failure.
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Clockwise from there, we have a RIGHT angle, a REFLEX angle and an ACUTE angle.
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Winding through 17 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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"Some separated children expressed acute grief that caused them to cry inconsolably," the report says.
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Winding through 2682 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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He told me: The Israel-Palestine conflict is at one of its most acute phases.
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And Will is a reliable guide to this nontraditional tradition's internal arguments and acute insights.
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Tonight he was even more energetic than usual, thanks to his acute sense of relief.
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That challenge is as acute for Mr. Assad as it is for his Western critics.
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Winding through 19803 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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New York and other major cities are in the midst of an acute housing crisis.
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