Eventually, his back issues flared up and truly sidelined his career, but you don't get back issues from living an out of control, partying lifestyle.
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One day I found three back issues of Vogue Italia.
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Zuckerberg embodies the Silicon Valley tendency to back issues, not candidates.
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"It's nothing to play with," James said of Love's back issues.
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Back issues of other publications only go back about six months.
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El Moussa has also battled testicular cancer and several back issues.
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Murphy has begun to back issues dear to supporters of Sen.
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However, he still wanted the marijuana to manage his back issues.
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Napoli missed two games earlier in the homestand because of back issues.
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He hadn't appeared in this event since 623 because of his back issues.
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The 29-year-old Willett has had recurring back issues during his career.
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The version Mr Seabrook tested was refined with back-issues of the New Yorker.
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Back issues of magazines piled up on my coffee table, and then joined landfills.
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Leafing through decades' worth of back issues, the influence of his exacting technique is clear.
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It's not clear if his problem is related to lower-back issues he had earlier.
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It's the second time this season back issues have forced Chatwood to the disabled list.
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Going back and buying CREEM back-issues was sort of like a history lesson for me.
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"He had back issues, and he said the stress was getting to him," Mr. Boothe said.
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The Internet Archive is preserving all our Nintendo Power memories by putting all the back issues online.
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"The back is a funny thing, and he's had back issues in the past," Malone told reporters.
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The owner is now intent on digitalizing back issues and selling the paper to a new owner.
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"We can't afford to both treat his back issues and pay for insurance," she said one morning.
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C. heads out and I stick around to let the instructor know that I have back issues.
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Well, maybe it has to do with some of the comics contained in those back issues getting reprinted.
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I started poking around in the archives and reading back issues of Cosmo from the '60s and '70s.
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Colon pitched Monday against the Oakland Athletics on extra rest after experiencing some back issues the previous week.
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A lumpy vendor-slash-Alex Karras-replicant saw me digging through his back issues, and headed in my direction.
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It is something that has allowed me to really feel good, especially considering the back issues that I've had.
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Back issues kept Morris from being as strong in the weight room as she wanted to be in 2017.
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There was no other way, except by going through dozens of newspapers page by page, to navigate back issues.
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He'd been having back issues due to participating in triathlons, and he took a class at a local gym.
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Before the meeting, the Jamaican went to Germany to have treatment for back issues that have troubled him for years.
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Attorney Ulises Ferragut said his client suffers from back issues, is in a lot of pain and uses a wheelchair.
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Lim was at the center researching back issues of newspapers to learn more about a deceased North Korean war hero.
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But magazine subscription apps generally still let users access back-issues of past purchases, whether they still subscribe or not.
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He gets support for both his mental health and his back issues at the VA medical center in Leavenworth, Kansas.
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At the time, Woods attributed some of his back issues to his daylong responsibilities as the host of the tournament.
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"When I have my back issues, that's really just my body screaming at me," says the creative consultant Matilda Goad.
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It has an archive of back issues, and new releases are added six months after they are sold in stores.
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Put it all together and you've got a stack of podcasts that piles up like back issues of the New Yorker.
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Until recently, back issues of Omni Magazine were stored on the Internet Archive, for readers to page through at no cost.
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Back issues of the Plainfield High School student magazine Quaker Shaker, as well as the Dating Survival Guide that stirred controversy.
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The Washington Nationals placed ace right-hander Max Scherzer on the 10-day injured list on Saturday due to back issues.
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And the only season during which he missed more than 10 games was 2014-15, when he struggled with back issues.
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There was wrist surgery in 2017, back issues and most recently a foot complaint that forced her to retire in Cincinnati.
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"People who love goats, people who have back issues, people who are getting older and… people who just love hay," he explained.
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These back issues may have something to do with the roughly two-inch increase in body height that follows an extended mission.
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"I certainly have a great deal of respect for what he does to prepare and get through those back issues," Wright said.
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It is the kind of magazine that readers hoard for eternity in giant stacks in the attic, selling and trading back issues.
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Duterte's known ailments include back issues, migraines due to nerve damage after a motorcycle accident and Barrett's oesophagus, which affects his throat.
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While television broadcasters must provide equal access to candidates, they face no such requirements for outside groups that back issues or candidates.
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Eric has been dogged by neck and back issues for years, and he's already gone under the knife twice, but without success.
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I was collecting the new ones, but then after going to crazy shops in London I discovered the dangerous pursuit of back issues.
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Grace is a longtime kinkster who developed a thyroid condition ten years ago, and her husband and BDSM partner has developed back issues.
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You can flip through the back issues of Nintendo's official magazine, which stopped printing in 2012, and relive your glory days of gaming.
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He's an older gentleman with back issues and can't walk well, so he was driving with his windows down calling out her name.
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"It's nothing to play with," James said of Love's back issues since James had back problems of his own a couple years ago.
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You'll recall ... Bob slipped and fell at his home last year, and was transported to the hospital twice in 2018 with back issues.
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Kerr's win total was aided last season by Luke Walton, now the Lakers coach, who filled in as Kerr dealt with back issues.
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One of my first tasks was to empty a closet full of back issues of Details (we needed the space to store handbags).
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Kershaw missed more than two months with back issues but finished the season strong by compiling an 0.72 ERA over his last four starts.
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The 34-year-old Braun has been plagued by back issues in recent years and had surgery on a bulging disc in October 2015.
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Okay, it was actually his wheelchair -- dude's got some back issues -- but it felt just like the TV show based on the talent level.
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But he has also had 12 wins on the Champions Tour, including one this year after missing most of last season with back issues.
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Kershaw was 9-5 last season with a 39 ERA in 26 starts but has experienced back issues in each of the past three seasons.
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The 30-year-old Spaniard retired after losing the first set of her first-round match against qualifier Timea Babos 6-2, citing back issues.
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But the back issues that limited Porter to three games in college have dropped him all the way to No. 14 and the Denver Nuggets.
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After long battles with back issues and many false starts, the 42-year-old Woods returns to stately Augusta for the first time since 2015.
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Hugh Hefner started having serious back issues about 2 years ago, and it was all downhill from there as far as his health ... TMZ has learned.
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The loss exposed more bullpen problems for the first-place Nationals, who learned after the game that closer Koda Glover has been experiencing some back issues.
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Josh Green returned from a two-game absence caused by lower-back issues and had 216 points, including a four-point play during Arizona's big run.
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" The program mixes "TRX, anti-gravity, Power Plate, HIIT (high-intensity interval training), and yoga," according to Pozzuto, and usually "sorts out a lot of back issues.
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A better open MEP or PEP nodel An open MEP can address some of the issues that actually hold employers back — issues like cost and administrative complexity.
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They should be freely viewable online as they would in a well-stocked library, however most libraries lack this complete a collection of TIME Magazine back-issues.
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Anyone nostalgic for LA's recent history will find a trip through the back issues of the Los Angeles Free Press a suitable substitute for a time machine.
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In addition to the magazine's back issues, the company is also making episodes of a short-lived TV series based on the magazine available on Vimeo On Demand.
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The structure was so contaminated that all of its contents were destroyed in 2003; the Enquirer's archive, including photographs, back issues, and notes, was lost in the process.
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The adjacent room held a worktable strewn with fabric swatches, a sewing machine, back issues of the magazine, clothes on hangars, rolls of wallpaper stuffed into a closet.
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He often has a lizard brain in terms of parroting back issues, whether it be around nervousness about tech, about ... It's often reflecting quite a reality opinion. Yeah.
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Thompson said the case is somewhat like a pyrrhic victory because of the cost that includes Lott being required to be employed despite health problems that include back issues.
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Comics didn't just provide great stories but also a target for Coker's obsessive tendencies, a wealth of back issues, in-jokes, and cross-references to hunt down and untangle.
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After years of battling back issues, Woods looked close to his old dominant self on Sunday when he finished runner-up to Englishman Paul Casey at the Valspar Championship.
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One of Goldwater's earliest successes was the creation of the Archie Comics app in 2000, making it easy to find digital copies of Archie back issues and new releases.
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Knowing how fighters regularly suffer career-altering injuries is one of the most depressing facts of life in the combat sports world and Garbrandt's back issues are no different.
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He missed the entire 2014 season to an elbow injury, hurt his other ankle in 2015 and had both his 2016 and 2017 seasons delayed due to back issues.
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It's a great option for nonsubscribers, as well as for those who know deep in their heart of hearts that they'll never get through all of those back issues.
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Zetterberg has fought through back issues since undergoing surgery in 2014, but despite playing all 82 games in each of the past three seasons, the back has affected him.
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Bowie and Prince's deaths came to mind as I read through back issues and the new arc of Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie's comic book The Wicked + The Divine.
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Fred Couples, whose World Golf Hall of Fame career has been disrupted by chronic back issues, said he was disappointed to hear that Johnson hadn't been able to start.
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Because there is no more room in the closets, 25 boxes of letters, manuscripts, galleys and back issues sit against the walls, under the library table and in the fireplace.
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In the half-priced back issues I found a "Power Man and Iron Fist" issue that featured a Rom Spaceknight guest appearance, which I had somehow missed in the 1980s.
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In an interview on the team's website, Callahan said that he had been "dealing with some back issues for a couple years now," though they grew worse in the past year.
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Eventually, I was fed up with my back issues and bad posture, so I jumped at the opportunity to visit Paul Labrecque Salon and Spa, hoping it'd be my saving grace.
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After a long absence from the game as he dealt with back issues, Woods's comeback and return to form have energized golf in ways not seen since he dominated the sport.
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The family's two shiba inus were underfoot, the coffee table was decorated with back issues of astronomy and archaeology magazines and the whole place smelled faintly but persistently of maple syrup.
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On the third floor, I found a square room piled with international newspapers and back issues of Life magazine interspersed with a hodgepodge of dispatches gathered from personnel in the region.
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Stacks of old sources are piled behind her couch: books by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Noam Chomsky, and C. L. R. James; back issues of Wallpaper ; math and science textbooks from college.
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Ms. Tarr, 68, who heads the 2wice Arts Foundation, immersed herself in back issues of her own much-admired publications Dance Ink (published from 1989 to 1996) and 2wice (1997 to 2012).
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He was in his cell twenty-three hours a day and he wasn't high, so he started reading—New Age spirituality books and Native American ethnographies and back issues of National Geographic.
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Weinstein's hopeful the surgery will correct his back issues and have him ready in time -- without pain -- as he and his legal team prepares for his criminal trial slated for January 6.
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Nola was solid in his first start in a month after dealing with back issues, permitting just one run and four hits in seven innings of a 210-23 loss to Pittsburgh.
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For Woods, who battled back issues for years and had spinal fusion surgery last April, this week marked the first time he competed in any of golf's four major championships since 2015.
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Omni Reboot's web address now directs to a similar-sounding Jerrick Media venture called Futurism, although Jerrick is still listed as the publisher of Omni back issues for sale on Amazon's Kindle Store.
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Step 5: Enjoy The Outdoors As I flipped through back issues of Martha Stewart Living and scrolled through Martha's personal Instagram, I felt as if I were taking a trip through the seasons.
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The sight of Durant on the floor clutching at his leg brought back all too painful memories for Woods who battled career threatening back issues until undergoing surgery just over two years ago.
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To get the full effect of her elliptical genius, you need to pick them off all at once, the way you would a pint of blueberries or back issues of The Sewanee Review.
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But rather than ending up with a load of Stella Artois t-shirts and back issues of The Face you'd have been in possession of a Roland Juno-280, an unsung hero of electronica.
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After a few minutes he adjusts the messenger bag on his left shoulder, pads silently up to the second floor, and gets to the real reason he's here—hunting down back issues of Luke Cage.
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Online visitors can also delve into back issues of the museum's Expedition magazine, exhibition and research specific websites from the past 20 years, and interactive websites (in one you can write your name in Cuneiform).
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Now, as spring training begins, Wright is still determining the best way to soothe his back issues, and the Mets are still pondering how to handle him over the course of 162 games in 2016.
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Yet the New York City on offer is so gilded and remote that the novel reads like what one's impressions would be if all one knew of it came from back issues of Vanity Fair magazine.
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My back has also been hurting more than usual (I have back issues stemming from competitive swimming in high school), so it will also be a good chance to go to the chiropractor for an extra session.
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There was a time when private investigators looking for dirt on a subject would have to go to the local newspaper, trying to get an overworked employee to let them search through back issues for bad publicity.
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The Lithuanian big man has had a history of back issues, most recently undergoing surgery in April 2015, which has been part of the reason the Rockets have been hesitant to sign him to a long term deal.
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It might make the excruciating anticipation of getting a root canal a little easier, or at least mellow some of the profound boredom that comes with reading back issues of Us Weekly and Highlights in a drab waiting room.
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While some of his team mates struggled to adapt to the firm fairways and rock-hard greens, not so Woods, who was making his first Cup appearance since 2013 having missed the past two events due to back issues.
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"These management books" include a giant stack of "like 400" Harvard Business Review back issues, as well as Kim Scott's beloved management manifesto, Radical Candor, a book that espouses the complicated art of being blunt and empathetic at the same time.
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Bolt labored to a 4003 seconds 100 meters victory in the Czech Republic last month and immediately traveled to see his doctor German Hans-Wilhelm Mueller-Wohlfahrt for some treatment on the back issues that have troubled him for years.
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Andreescu, who as a junior in 2016 missed six months due to stress fractures in her foot and last year missed action with back issues, said she has already taken steps to try to find ways to avoid further injuries.
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A second-round draft pick out of Arizona in 2010, Gronkowski has been plagued by injuries during his career, including back issues in college that raised enough concerns to keep him out of the first round of the NFL Draft.
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It's unclear how much of his decline is attributable to lingering back issues, how much is disinterest or a willful attempt to define an inconvenient role, and how much is just sand piling up in the bottom of his hourglass.
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Oh, and the writer at the weekly newspaper where I was an intern who would join me in the storage room when my hands were full of heavy bound back issues, swiping at my breasts as he reached across me.
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But then, just as we're about to delete our Twitter accounts and subsist solely on a reading diet of London Review of Books back issues, perused from a Wi-Fi-less cabin in the Outer Hebrides, it delivers solid gold.
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As part of his dissertation research, excerpted in a working paper, he combed through 79 years of back issues of American Rifleman, the NRA's flagship publication, from 1930 to 2008, reviewing some 422 staff editorials on political, gun control-related topics.
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In 2015-16, he began the season as the Warriors' interim coach while Kerr recovered from debilitating back issues, and guided the team to a 39-4 record, which included a league-record 24 straight wins to start the season.
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There were back issues of the magazine Rock Scene, which appeared to be a celebration of male sunglass use (and Patti Smith, of course), and the fact that all the Ramones videos were shown on individual TVs was an especially nice touch.
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Paul George, who returned from ankle and back issues to lead the Pacers to a 111-102 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday night, used 33-for-13 success at the free-throw line to lead Indiana with 21 points on Monday.
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The A-frame now houses a communal kitchen and lush living room, where velvet chairs, terra cotta jugs and a collection of National Geographic back issues (found in the attic, along with the snowmobile posters that hang in some rooms) complement the handsome stone fireplace.
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From my point of view — even though I love things being online, including our presence that Susan was talking about, that we have the back issues on Jacket 2, that we have our two recent online issues — but there's something about this [holds up magazine].
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He cut short his 2650 season on clay because of knee and back issues, then skipped the clay circuit altogether in 22 because of concerns about his postoperative knee and the desire to pace himself after a resurgent but draining first phase of the season.
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We alphabetized our thousands of books, and we also organized according to genre: fiction, nonfiction, poetry and literary journals — back issues of The Paris Review, Grand Street, Tin House, Granta, One Story and Antaeus take up a lot of space, but we have the space.
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As I leaf through back issues, flipping through the college careers of Gen X-ers to millennials to Gen Ys, I see much that provides perspective on what campuses wrestle with even today: In 2008, Kevin Sack soaked up pregame rituals in Gainesville, Fla.
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While I was living in Baltimore working on my masters, I established the Pride Center of Maryland's LGBT History and Archives Project, which included organizing and protecting 35 years of back issues of GayLife, one of the oldest, continuously published LGBTQ newspapers in the country.
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Park stormed to the title a year ago without dropping a shot and although she returned this year under an injury cloud following back issues, the seven-times major winner picked up where she left off on a course she appears born to play.
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As I grew into my teenage years "Rom Spaceknight" and "The Amazing Spider-Man" were replaced by "Sin City" and "V for Vendetta," while St. Mark's Comics expanded to become two stores side by side, one featuring new issues and one selling back issues.
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Padres right fielder Wil Myers hit his first homer of the season in the first inning and came within feet of a grand slam in the second, but he left the game after the fifth, apparently due to the back issues that sidelined him Saturday night.
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Making memes is something that Hillary Clinton and Democrats have struggled with in this election cycle, perhaps to the point where one wishes they'd just stop trying and become the physical manifestation of a stack of New Yorker back issues that we all know they are.
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The Marshall Lee story is available as a $3.99 one-time purchase, and during its debut is free to ComiXology Unlimited users, who can subscribe to receive a library of back-issues for unlimited reading in exchange for a monthly fee of $5.99, with a 30-day free trial.
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Particular favorites right now: both of Alison Roman's books (brightly, beautifully photographed); Ruth Reichl's My Kitchen Year (about how cooking got her through the period after Gourmet magazine folded); the Franny's cookbook, from the beloved and now devastatingly closed restaurant; and back issues of Bon Appetit and Saveur.
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I sat atop busted amplifiers and cold radiators in Bushwick practice spaces, paging through back issues of prestige magazines, watching various crushes suck on hand-rolled cigarettes and finger their drumsticks and slide guitars, listening attentively to their noodling in preparation for my feedback to be solicited, though it never was.
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The cleaners, who work for London-based contract cleaning firm Principle, allege that their employer has withheld bonus payments, refused to provide contractual sick pay, and drastically cut the workforce at Google's offices — effectively doubling their workload, a move that they say resulted in at least four workers suffering from leg and back issues.
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I'm also aware that for you, the word 'celibacy' probably conjures up images of shy monks, gun-toting childhood sweethearts from Texas, gun-toting virgins from Reddit or that very specific breed of sad, suburban sandal fanatic you tend to see mall cafeterias, staring strangely at the fish and flicking through back issues of Reader's Digest.
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Others include: a videotape of the first television commercial aired in the new millennium, originally broadcast somewhere in the South Pacific; a promotional boxing card from the night Laila Ali made her professional debut; a knife Ferran Adrià used to cook; a Satchel Paige autograph; and a nearly complete run of back issues of Heeb and Omni magazines.
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Most of Anderson's movies take place in overtly imaginary renditions of actual places, from the outsider's dream of New York (as drawn from J.D. Salinger and back issues of the New Yorker) in The Royal Tenenbaums to the invented Eastern Europe republic of The Grand Budapest Hotel, a Stefan Zweig–inspired wonderland where real historical horrors lurk behind whimsical imagery.
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"You know the risk of doing anything physically for a living, but it's something that I love to do, and if you told me you'd have to have a neck surgery, you'd have some back issues, hell, I'd do it all over again because I enjoy what I do, and I plan on continuing to enjoy what I do," he said.
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He said the best method to prevent back issues was not a specific workout regimen or mattress, but a long swing with passive wrists and light grip pressure, one that emphasized the rotation of the hand around the body to allow the club head to swing the hands rather than relying on the big muscles of the back, shoulders and legs to generate torque and swing speed.
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For all its hype, Hero Boyfriend didn't actually do very much: after a brief intro period during which it asked me a few questions about my "girlfriend" (Hero Boyfriend is very heteronormative, both in assuming only straight couples will use it, and in assuming that it's only the male half of that couple who might need reminders to not be shitty), the service offered up a few cheesy romance tips seemingly scraped from back issues of Cosmo, reminded me it could make restaurant reservations (look out, OpenTable!), and then promptly went silent.
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