The doctor is then able to determine what might be ailing you.
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At home, in domestic policy, the first priority will be a soon-to-be ailing economy.
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Now 70 years old and thought to be ailing, Mr Ortega is trying to entrench his family's power.
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Many times we don't know anything about where they've come from, what may be ailing them; these issues represent much later.
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In the future, says Greenberg, the interface will be improved, and users may be asked follow-up questions to better pin down what might be ailing them.
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With her talent for speculative fiction that is all too credible, Atwood is used to people asking for her take on what might be ailing society in 20 years time.
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Next door in Cambodia, the flagrant cronyism from which key Chinese businessmen profit may prompt a backlash as soon as the ageing and thuggish ruler, Hun Sen, is seen to be ailing.
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Despite whatever may be ailing Gallardo's shoulder, the Mexican veteran has made at least 30 starts in each of the last seven seasons and helped the Texas Rangers to the playoffs in 53.
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Here's a screenshot of what your search criteria should look like, but you can change the dates to your liking: Chicago is the perfect antidote to any New York troubles that might be ailing you.
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When their mooseberry bush appears to be ailing Boris and Natasha harvest the berries. As food supplies aboard ship have dwindled during the erratic voyage a famished Bullwinkle eats the berries which, once picked, have become extremely volatile. He survives the resulting explosion. The ship runs aground on a tropical island.
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Charlie Poekel, Julia Beth Stevens "Babe & the Kid", p. 33, The History Press, 2007. . Accessed June 28, 2009. The condition was only one of several that Sylvester was said to be ailing from at the time, which was also variously ascribed to a back problem, blood poisoning, a sinus condition, and either a spinal infection or spinal fusion.
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Seward is unable to see what might be ailing Lucy, but notices what appears to be a bloodmark from a kiss on her neck. Disturbed, he sends for his old professor, Abraham Van Helsing, who teaches philosophy and researches unexplainable and supernatural illnesses. At first, Van Helsing is hesitant to come, but Seward reminds him that he once saved his life. Van Helsing arrives and recognizes the marks on Lucy's neck as Vampire bites, but keeps the information to himself, not thinking the group will believe in Vampires.
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One day, Hızır shows himself to Yusuf in a dream and tells him that soon, the waters of the river Aras will flow briefly as a kind of thick foam and whoever drinks that foam will be cured of whatever physical problems that may be ailing him, including blindness and aging. Yusuf goes to the shore of the river with his son, but his son drinks the foam before he does. As this miracle can give everlasting health and youth to only one man, Yusuf loses his chance to see again; and dies a few days later, ordering his son to avenge him. In some versions of the story, neither Yusuf nor his son can drink from the foam.
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