This competitiveness causes insecurity and insecurity causes aggression and aggression causes health risks.
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The causes range from suicide to homicide to natural causes.
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Of course, there can be good causes and bad causes.
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It causes decreased socialization, it causes a lack of productivity.
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These causes, which we can often understand, are not human causes.
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Dedicated to his causes and making them the causes of others.'
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All behavior has causes, including causes at the biological, psychological, and sociological level.
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Flu causes more flu, colds cause more colds, and violence causes more violence.
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Causes of death include treatable infectious diseases, nutritional causes, drowning, burns and injuries.
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The vibration causes a shear force, which causes the subunits to separate or cleave.
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Together they talk about a mental health crisis but not its causes; about environmental catastrophe but not its causes; about the Grenfell Tower fire but not its causes.
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"Africans do rally around causes that are important to them, including social causes," says Kaigwa.
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The causes range from SIDS and accidental suffocation in cribs to deaths from unknown causes.
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Many give to Democratic causes, many to Republican causes, and some refrain from politics altogether.
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Trudging through liquid causes ripples and firing a rocket at it causes a blue explosion.
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There have been plenty of lost generations for both just causes and more dubious causes.
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Forces causes objects to accelerate, but a torque causes an object to change its rotational motion.
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For example, cigarette smoke contains arsenic, which causes heart damage, and formaldehyde, which causes throat cancer.
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Gen Z supports health causes most (47%), while Boomers support religion (41%) more than other causes.
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These other causes appear in a second section of the death certificate for potential contributing causes.
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Each proposal causes winners and losers, which causes industry groups lobbying for things to go their way.
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They want to be swept up into larger causes, whether those causes are defined positively or negatively.
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She was always interested in causes bigger than herself and she always worked hard for those causes.
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A human finger causes the gun to fire; a human mind causes the human finger to move.
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During the study, almost 78,000 people died from all causes, including about 48,000 who died of cardiovascular causes.
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The ban not only causes issues for employees, it causes issues for esports professionals and competitions as well.
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The former causes the firm to hire fewer workers and the latter causes workers to supply less labor.
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JOE KERNEN: Market expansions usually cause an overheating, which causes rates that go up, which causes the recession.
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This includes many bacteria in soil that can cause problems in people -- such as strains of nocardia (causes nocardiosis, an infection of the lungs or whole body), legionella (causes Legionnaires' disease), and clostridium (causes tetanus).
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What causes are important to you, and are you surrounding yourself with people who care about the same causes?
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To me, a lot of damage is being done — not just in liberal causes, but in conservative causes, too.
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When you're going through a life change, it's a disruption that causes uncertainty, and uncertainty causes anxiety and stress.
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According to the Guardian, the organization has ruled out genetic causes as well as drug- or alcohol-related causes.
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"We've looked at the root causes in Nigeria without addressing the root causes in the destination countries," she says.
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Non-traumatic deaths included drug and alcohol use (which accounted for 75%), environmental causes, natural causes, and unknown/not reported.
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Over time, this also causes pockets of plaque to form within your blood vessels, which causes them to get narrower.
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This causes the magnetic field to flip and causes the exposed layer of plasma to move in a different direction.
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Those are causes Gravel has been committed to for much of his career, and causes on which many leftists are aligned.
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It's not yet clear whether the disrupted circadian rhythm causes the depression, or if the depression causes the disrupted circadian rhythm.
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The authors argue that their evidence supports a theory explaining that mistrust causes less use of doctors, which causes higher mortality.
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It is both one of the leading causes of maternal mortality and one of the easiest preventable causes of maternal death.
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The disease causes a buildup of sticky mucus in the lungs that we can't get out, which causes bacteria to grow.
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While the new study does not delve deeply into the causes for this decline, others have documented many of the causes.
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The corrective actions address all credible causes and focus on changes which avoid the conditions that led to these credible causes.
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Often when studying correlated events—call them A and B—if one cannot conclusively say that A causes B, or that B causes A, there exists a possibility that a previously unsuspected or "hidden" third event, C, causes both.
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In 2014 religious causes received the highest proportion of charity donations (14%), in 2015 the second highest (13%) after medical causes (16%).
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Some causes of hearing loss are progressive and preventable, some are completely reversible and other causes are harbingers of serious medical problems.
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And the drop in premature deaths wasn't driven by causes like car accidents, but instead by causes like heart disease and diabetes.
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But, you decided to not address what's inside you that causes this control urge that causes you to be a sexual predator.
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But you decided to not address what's inside you that causes this control urge, that causes you to be a sexual predator.
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"The big thing that causes pain upon entry is vulvodynia or vestibular vulvitis, which causes chronic pain in the vulvar region," Minkin says.
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People Raise Over $1 Billion for the Causes They Care About on Facebook People raised $1 billion for charitable causes on Facebook. Nice!
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"Screens aren't a chemical that gets ingested and a certain dose causes X and another certain dose causes Y," she told Business Insider.
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Some, like Nance, worry Trump is only paying lip service to their causes without fully grasping why those causes are important to them.
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Fentanyl will be used as part of a three-drug cocktail in addition to diazepam, which causes unconsciousness, and cisatracurium, which causes paralysis.
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First off, the herpes virus comes in two major types: In general, HSV-1 causes oral sores, while HSV-2 causes genital sores.
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" The NFL rulebook itself directly bars political speech by players, such as "wearing, displaying, or otherwise conveying personal messages either in writing or illustration" which "relate to political activities or causes, other non-football events, causes or campaigns, or charitable causes or campaigns.
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"We think that this abnormal protein, this mutant protein, somehow causes toxicity to the nervous system and kills neurons and causes ALS," Glass said.
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In addition, growing older causes the shape of the chest to change, which causes the rate of chest injuries to increase by 15-fold.
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That being said, we will continue to test for potential causes of male fertility and we will act upon the causes that are correctable.
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It cannot tell us whether being more active actually causes us to become happier or, conversely, whether being happy causes us to move more.
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Obviously, this doesn't mean that low-fat dairy causes Parkinson's, a very rare central nervous system disorder that affects movement and causes telltale tremors.
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Whenever two events are correlated and it's not a fluke, there are two explanations: One event causes the other, or some third factor causes both.
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This reflex causes the diaphragm—the main respiration muscle that causes your chest to rise and fall as you breathe—to forcefully contract, DelRosso explains.
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The lost horse, which seems like a setback, causes something that seems like an advantage, which then causes something that seems bad and so on.
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For instance, Reynaud's disease causes your blood vessels to randomly contract — technical term: vasospasm — which causes the affected area to turn white and feel cold.
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A migrant worker dies from "non-natural causes" every week in Lebanon according to Human Rights Watch, with suicide among the leading causes of death.
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Dysfunction of that muscle causes the striking picture of the eyes not aiming in the same direction and causes the patient to suffer double vision.
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The focus on root causes helps shift the moral frame — if America causes migration (which it often does), it's more obligated to take migrants in.
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Researchers have pinpointed likely causes for the avian decline, citing increased agricultural development, which causes the loss of bird habitats, and the use of pesticides.
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NIH will further research the causes of congenital heart defects, including genetic causes, and study long-term outcomes in individuals with CHD of all ages.
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"We can debate about the causes of the Civil War," he said, adding, "But the causes of it were much more complex" than only slavery.
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The WHO says that, globally, outdoor air pollution in urban areas causes an estimated 1.3 million deaths annually, while indoor air pollution causes two million deaths.
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The baby did die of natural causes, of course, but natural causes that were inflicted by the brain injury caused from the asphyxiation of his mother.
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Those causes, along with cancer, influenza and pneumonia, are the leading causes for death in the U.S., responsible for about three out of every four fatalities.
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"Lack of communication is many times what causes people to drift apart, lack of forgiveness is many times what causes people to stay apart," he wrote.
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Plus, the type of HPV that causes them is not the same as the type that causes cancer—so you're unlikely to be saddled with both.
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"Even though we're still in this gray area of trying to find more certain specific causes of autism, virtually all the causes happen prenatally," Amaral said.
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The baby did die of natural causes, of course, but natural causes that were inflicted by the brain injured cause from the asphyxiation of his mother.
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In the 1990s, foreign aid flooded into Russia to support democratic transition by funding causes that matched Western donors' priorities – causes like human rights and environmentalism.
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"They inject venom, which causes tissue destruction, platelet loss, causes bleeding," Gerald O'Malley, director of toxicology at Myrtle Beach's Grand Street Hospital, told the Sun News.
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"This is not meant to suggest that with undue certainty that growing up in a place that causes lower social mobility causes Trump support," Rothwell clarifies.
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The baby did die of natural causes, of course, but natural causes that were inflicted by the brain injury caused from the asphyxiation of his mother.
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This is because nipple stimulation causes the release of the hormone oxytocin, which also causes uterine contractions, which can cause a woman to go into labor.
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"At this point, no one knows for sure what causes schizophrenia, and some researchers think that there are probably many causes of this disorder," he tells me.
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The unchained behavior typically causes Democratic outrage and a push for new investigations, and causes an outburst of media coverage warning that US norms are under attack.
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Part of the reason is that it&aposs unclear whether losing weight causes your microbiome to change or if changing your microbiome causes you to lose weight.
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And she gave him an early example of how campaigning for causes such as land mines and H.I.V./AIDS awareness can raise the profile of such causes.
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Four of the deaths had "direct" causes from on-field trauma or injuries, and nine deaths were due to "indirect" causes such as heatstroke or cardiac arrest.
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It is not surprising that religion provides rhetorical urgency to reactionary causes, but what causes of any kind has it not at times imbued with moral purpose?
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There's one big problem in just about any conversation about crime in America: We may know some causes of crime, but we don't know all the causes.
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Eight-legged adults sometimes carry and transmit bacteria that cause Rocky Mountain spotted fever, which causes headache, fever and rash, and tularemia, which causes fever and skin ulcers.
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A genetic mutation causes hemoglobin, the main constituent of red blood cells, to distort the shape of the cell, and this causes the blood to aggregate or clog.
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The novel takes place in a laboratory trying to unlock the causes of premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) — painful PMS that causes women to act out in violent bursts.
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FDA MOVES TO REVOKE CLAIM THAT SOY PROTEIN PROTECTS THE HEART "It not only causes a significant decrease in fertility, it also causes complications in pregnancy," he said.
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I have always been taught to avoid confrontation at all costs, which caused me to be silent most of my life, silence causes suppression and suppression causes sickness.
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"You have this chicken and egg situation, where ice changes, which causes CO2 to change, which causes ice to change, and so on and so forth," Schmidt said.
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They always look to raise cash for noteworthy causes—in their decade of existence, Block9 has raised over £60,000 for causes from human rights to refugee crisis aid.
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About 25% who earn similar amounts report that money causes a lot of stress in their relationships, and 33% say that it causes some stress in their relationships.
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"Many pundits make the mistake of assuming that scientific evidence favoring sociocultural causes for the dearth of women in tech invalidates biological causes, or vice versa," Eagly wrote.
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Four of the deaths had "direct" causes from on-field trauma or injuries, and nine deaths were due to "indirect" causes such as heat stroke or cardiac arrest.
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In an infinite and inhumane technology loop, his panic causes the shift nurse to treat his extreme response as cardiac arrest, which in turn causes her to call Mary's cellphone to tell her Eden is going into cardiac arrest, which causes even more ringing and more physiological anguish for Eden.
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Plaintiffs allege that the talc in Johnson's baby powder and other J&J products causes ovarian cancer, or that asbestos contamination in the talc causes ovarian cancer and mesothelioma.
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Here's a rundown of some of the candidates, companies and causes the LinkedIn co-founder is backing in 2017 CANDIDATES: CAMPAIGNS: COMPANIES: CAUSES: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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In the speech, O'Malley advocated for progressive causes and told stories he'd heard from families as he traveled across Iowa that had illustrated the causes he had fought for.
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Put simply, it is the margin of safety, or the amount of a drug that causes the desired therapeutic effect compared to the amount that causes toxic side effects.
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In each of these cases, people exercised their First Amendment rights for causes we don't believe in, and lost their jobs over causes or ideas that they believed in.
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The resistance blows stuff up this season, which only causes the alien occupiers to crack down even harder, which only causes more and more people to join the resistance.
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"The fundamental challenge is to address root causes, especially the root causes of the violence that cause so many people to flee," Grandi said in a statement earlier this week.
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We know of research centers that come together that have a social mission in trying to use artificial intelligence and machine learning for those causes and for those causes only.
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"Finally, we believe that important causes of all outcomes -- and also causes of racial disparities in outcomes -- arise from differences in women's health before they ever got pregnant," he said.
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He said that while the runners are participating in the marathon on behalf of all sorts of causes that have affected them personally, mental health ties all those causes together.
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Understanding the root causes of violence in countries such as Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala is also vital, since those root causes could help decide eligibility for an asylum claim.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confirmed that the Zika virus causes fetal brain abnormalities, including microcephaly, which causes babies to be born with abnormally small heads.
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That heat causes sea temperatures to rise, which then causes more ice to melt, causing a cycle that is only broken when winter arrives and the Arctic begins to freeze again.
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WORTHY CAUSES Naruhito, who espouses environmental causes, has taken part in international conferences on clean water and in 2015 made remarks at a U.N.-linked advisory board on water and sanitation.
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Recovery from moral injury begins with identifying the causes and communities that were sacrificed in the heat of battle and finding creative new ways to re-establish loyalty to those causes.
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"As people walk across the bridge, their motion causes the tuned mass dampers to vibrate, and that vibration causes energy to be dissipated," said Tom Wilcock, an associate principal at Arup.
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But I'm arguing that if sugar causes obesity and diabetes, then we should drop the "too much of," or "overconsumption of," or "excess of," and just say sugar causes these diseases.
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The epidemic has overtaken both car crashes and gun violence as leading causes of deaths nationwide, and it now causes far more deaths every year than AIDS did at its peak.
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Damming also causes erosion — it creates the situation we saw in Arizona where debris backs up the water and then the sediment building upstream created a waterfall that causes more erosion.
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As light passes through this small hole, it causes a reaction with the rose-colored pigment inside the camera, which causes the color to fade where the light is the brightest.
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Terrorism -- against civilians for political purposes -- has many causes.
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Chuck Berry died from natural causes ... TMZ has learned.
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" "Whenever you add something new, it automatically causes concerns.
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" "So what are the underlying causes of past crises?
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The amount people have increases during puberty (which causes a person's breasts to grow), then again during pregnancy and in the early stages of lactation (which, again, causes their breasts to grow).
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According to a Grand Canyon National Park spokesperson, an average of 12 people die a year at the Grand Canyon, and the causes range from heat, drowning, natural causes and, rarely, falls.
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Zika causes severe disability in babies by attacking developing stem cells in the brain - but in adults, whose brains are fully formed, it often causes no more than mild flu-like symptoms.
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There are very clear problems that [frat] culture causes, and I thought that the culture itself causes too many problems in the rest of society not to be even remotely beyond critique.
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Unlike foodborne gastrointestinal (GI) viruses like norovirus and hepatitis A that often make people ill through contaminated food, SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19, is a virus that causes respiratory illness.
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And it causes especially poor health outcomes among groups of people who experience systemic discrimination like racism, which causes the fight-or-flight response to work in low-level, yet incessant, overdrive.
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Illness accounted for a vast majority of the deaths—heart disease and cancer were among the most common causes—but a closer examination shows significant racial differences in two causes of death.
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To keep track of when it goes up, when it goes down, and what causes it to go up and go down and do more of what causes it to go down.
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The game truly opens when he appears at Kratos and Atreus's home, it's his attack that causes Kratos to destroy the portal to Jotunheim that causes the back half of the game, and it's his murderous rage at his mother that causes Kratos to step into the affairs of the Norse gods at the close of the game.
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Their observations could shed light on what exactly causes gamma ray flashes and what causes lightning in general, and help researchers get a better handle on how the electric fields inside thunderheads behave.
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Each of the four viruses found on the plastic bins were distinct, and included adenovirus, influenza A (a virus that causes the seasonal flu), rhinovirus (which causes the common cold), and human coronavirus.
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The talk show host is inviting ambassadors of important social causes and issues next week onto his show to discuss their personal causes and the difference their organizations have made in the world.
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When we have a debt of that nature, it causes the Fed to change their policy, it causes the central bank to keep the — the rates low, and who does does that affect?
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In general, one type of herpes (herpes simplex virus type 1, or HSV-1) causes sores on the mouth, while another type (type 2, or HSV-2) causes sores in the genital area.
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Trump, by becoming the face of anti-Obamacare and the face of climate denial, gives both of those causes, those anti-causes, a very bad name and thereby boosts the more progressive alternative.
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Two weeks ago, four of the CDC's outside medical advisers on AFM expressed frustration to CNN that the agency insisted on casting its net wide, looking at genetic causes and possible environmental causes.
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Even without complete knowledge of biological mechanisms [of how alcohol causes cancer], the epidemiological evidence can support the judgment that alcohol causes cancer of the oropharynx, larynx, oesophagus, liver, colon, rectum, and breast.
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"We've got a dominant virus out there that causes more severe disease, causes more complications particularly among older persons and the very young," said Dr. William Schaffner, professor at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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Since then, Soros has spent billions on (largely progressive) causes from Ebola prevention to opposing torture and protecting LGBTQ rights abroad, and has donated to Democratic Party causes like Barack Obama's presidential campaigns.
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And it can have a variety of causes, including genetics.
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Their causes have always been the substance of his career.
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But some causes do strike people in his age range.
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Seeger died at the age of 94, of natural causes.
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A salmonella infection causes gastroenteritis that can last many days.
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The plant contains DMT, an alkaloid that causes strong hallucinations.
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And that is what causes the lightning encircling the eruption.
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Could donors have contributed their money to philanthropic causes instead?
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She sits on the board of numerous causes and organizations.
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The desire to impress people causes all kinds of inefficiency.
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JELLYFISH STINGS CAUSES HUNDREDS OF FLORIDA BEACHGOERS TO BE TREATED
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Students drew attention to their causes by taking over buildings.
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It's about sportsmanship, unity, patriotism and supporting great charitable causes.
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The energy released in a quake is what causes damage.
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And only thereafter where there be a show causes hearing.
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The signal causes a wobble smaller than a proton's width.
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Meanwhile, smog also harms our lungs and causes breathing problems.
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He contributed $20203 million to various party causes last year.
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They are addressing the causes and effects of climate change.
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Naturally, that leaves one fundamental question: What causes these mutations?
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Who are the social entrepreneurs creating companies around important causes?
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Bacteria produce acids after they metabolise sugar which causes demineralisation.
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At least nine have donated to Democratic candidates and causes.
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At least nine have donated to Democratic candidates and causes.
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For an incredibly short moment, this causes nanodiamonds to form.
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So with that, I'm not limited to just environmental causes.
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He has Usher syndrome, which causes hearing and vision problems.
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They delay gratification and avoid impulsive action that causes harm.
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We can fight the causes of displacement and forced migration.
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This causes the rock to travel both straighter and further.
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That causes the knot to stretch and relax, they found.
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Junk food is out, and overeating now causes physical discomfort.
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Causes for the rest included venom, medications, and other allergens.
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Resistance is what causes your muscles to change, he says.
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It causes people to ask questions for the first time.
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Berenson doesn't dig into the potential causes and disparities here.
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This drop in pressure causes bubbles to form and bam!
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Breathing in pure nitrogen causes oxygen depletion in the bloodstream.
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Authorities believe the couple's first child died of natural causes.
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However, there is fierce debate over whether glyphosate causes cancer.
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The ice in the atmosphere causes really surreal halos pic.twitter.
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Less commonly, it causes neurological symptoms like seizures or confusion.
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It is useful to see why certain causes inspire violence.
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A preliminary investigation indicates that Geils died of natural causes.
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For decades, Sarandon has donated and worked for worthy causes.
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No Taliban atrocity ever causes the same level of outrage.
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That causes central bankers to get worried when markets fall.
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"When your livelihood is impacted, that causes hopelessness," Miller said.
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He is a staunch champion for environmental causes as well.
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It's the same thing that causes carpal tunnel and tendinitis.
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Other causes relate to the peculiarities of Australia's parliamentary system.
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Smoking causes 80 to 90 percent of lung cancer deaths.
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What makes them sweat, or causes their cheeks to flush?
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Researchers discovered HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, in 22010.
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They asked about all deaths and their causes between Sept.
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Jenkins is redirecting the attention to his admirable political causes.
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Hirsch died of natural causes the medical examiner's office said.
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It causes anxiety when flushing the toilet after 8 p.m.
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"It causes errors," he continued, "and wastes so much time."
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We know that family separation causes irreparable harm to children.
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They were diseases of poverty but also causes of poverty.
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Why it also causes heart disease is, though, a conundrum.
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And even under those restricted circumstances, it causes some harm.
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It would have led her to champion three causes today.
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The other side: The trend causes concern for social conservatives.
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For Mrs DeVos this has meant support for two causes.
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Which is fine, of course, because they're all noble causes.
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Don't drama that causes stress harm babies more than anything?
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The moment of trust causes a shift within the veteran.
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But we do know it causes [scarring] in the lungs.
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For example, it could be that microvascular damage causes depression.
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Authorities did not immediately release information about the fires' causes.
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AFM is a "rare, but serious condition," that causes paralysis.
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"It causes heart failure; that's the bottom line," Harris says.
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Before the 2016 elections, he'd never given to political causes.
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Our apologies for mixing causes to the same end result!
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Further weakness in China causes other emerging markets to falter.
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Or at least until evolving usage causes another terminology shift.
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In the worst cases it causes comas, convulsions and death.
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Dismantling bad companies and giving the money to good causes.
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Investigators have included counterfeit and tainted alcohol as possible causes.
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At least nine have donated to Democratic candidates and causes.
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The different absorption rates causes the food to fold differently.
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But big studies can help drill into the specific causes.
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"Salmonella causes more hospitalizations and deaths than campylobacter," Griffin said.
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And what causes radioactivity... and, potentially, the end of days?
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Its causes, such as greater transparency in politics, were popular.
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I love her ferocity and her dedication to her causes.
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Many have explored the root causes behind these premature deaths.
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This routinely overfills certain courses and causes overflowing lecture halls.
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The causes of both crashes have yet to be determined.
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An investigation is underway into the causes of the disaster.
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I fear the causes of Brexit must be found elsewhere.
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The deforestation causes sandstorms that devastate rural communities, Welscher said.
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The exact causes of death have yet to be determined.
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They travelled the world for their movies and their causes.
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It causes hemorrhagic fever with severe vomiting, diarrhea and bleeding.
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"With Csnaps, you are helping out important causes," he says.
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The beating causes the visitor to completely lose his memory.
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But "those are risk factors, not causes," said Dr. Boyle.
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This causes dehydration and more hunger, creating a vicious cycle.
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These can be the root causes of health and illness.
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One of the causes of death was listed as drowning.
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It usually hurts, often shocks, and always causes a commotion.
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They exposed it to phenylephrine, a drug that causes vasoconstriction.
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The instability this causes is being felt across the region.
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He supports worthwhile causes He is in crazy great shape
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This orgy of reminiscence has different causes in different countries.
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IT IS odd that North Korea causes so much trouble.
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The availability of information causes us to act on it.
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I want it to be about great causes like this.
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It causes extreme pain and swelling and has no cure.
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So is the range of the bacterium that causes cholera.
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This feedback loop causes warming to spiral out of control.
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The chance this causes greater uncertainty cannot be ruled out.
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Q: What Causes Hangovers, and How Can I Avoid Them?
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The silence causes my mind to wander more than usual.
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As in the previous examples, the causes are probably multiple.
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Each year, salmonella causes about 23,000 hospitalizations, the CDC said.
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George Soros, the financier of so many liberal causes, is
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Damage from the shrapnel causes the aircraft to lose pressurization.
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Listeria is a bacteria that causes illness from contaminated food.
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"Training causes muscle memory," Erny said during his closing argument.
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They sometimes trigger new political conflict that causes further displacement.
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And consider expanding your activism to include other related causes.
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Hotter temperatures cause drier land, which causes a parched atmosphere.
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The couple gave a combined $113 million to Republican causes.
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The fact that he's a frequent champion of LGBTQ causes.
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Blood tests for other viral causes of hepatitis were negative.
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"It looked like natural causes," Crawford said, the Courier reports.
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So is one of the most important causes: age discrimination.
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The disorder, microcephaly, causes severe developmental issues and sometimes death.
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Their whole shtick causes collateral damage for those around them.
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Zika infection during pregnancy causes microcephaly and other significant disabilities.
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Advisor Ken Blackwell said that marriage equality causes mass shootings.
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The official cause of death is listed as natural causes.
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Science has also told us the major causes of cancer.
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Some were shot, while other causes of death are unknown.
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But knowing what exactly causes it is something else entirely.
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It causes liquidity to fall as large lenders hoard cash.
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Naturally, the appearance of said aliens causes a global furor.
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They argue that mental illness causes mass shootings, not guns.
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It causes a variety of symptoms including tremors and paralysis.
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There were no burial gifts or causes for death discovered.
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But what are the root causes of low employee morale?
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"He's into good causes; he understands doing good," he said.
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Getting ahead of crises abroad means addressing their root causes.
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That charge causes the rings to move towards the planet.
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Corporations are okay, but conservative causes and organizations are forbidden.
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It causes unnecessary fear for DACA youth and their families.
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It causes severe developmental issues and in some cases, death.
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This causes difficult sailing conditions even on less windy days.
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It causes constipation, lung complications, sexual dysfunction and irregular menses.
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What causes one meme to replicate more successfully than another?
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And that causes a bunch of other problems for Mexico.
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It is so luxurious, never causes burning, peeling or redness.
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Here are seven ways the messaging platform causes you grief.
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Conservation groups say the law hurts wildlife and causes deforestation.
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The condition causes pain and tenderness just outside a joint.
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Respiratory failure and metastatic colon cancer are the underlying causes.
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We need the same kind of investment in social causes.
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In overcrowded private detention facilities, people die of preventable causes.
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The myopia this causes him comes up again and again.
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The city's altitude, at around 2,200 metres, also causes difficulties.
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What causes the disappearance of so many men from work?
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Hundreds of people die of drug related causes every day.
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"We should study what causes the pattern" of mass shootings.
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"All that causes is fear," she told the Washington Post.
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This divergence in fortunes has many causes, starting with geography.
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The causes of both fires were unknown and under investigation.
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Pagalan said the causes of autism are not fully known.
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Lawmakers should address this problem before it causes real damage.
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There are many narratives for the causes of the drop.
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"It's the histamine reaction that causes the itching," he said.
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The agency tracks gun deaths but doesn't study their causes.
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Donations to medical causes are nothing new to the couple.
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The gas causes various respiratory ailments such as asthma attacks.
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Other liberal causes also faired relatively well in the survey.
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Gingrich has long supported causes that would advance American spaceflight.
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The causes of the latest political crisis are no different.
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It causes a 3% increase in deaths on other roads.
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The causes of the dam collapse are still being investigated.
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Norovirus causes inflammation of the stomach, the intestines or both.
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It remains unclear how and why CMV causes hearing loss.
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It does have drawbacks, however, as it causes muscle deformity.
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"The sheer number of decisions causes information overload," Oster said.
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No less a lifetime champion of progressive causes than Sen.
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"#FemiDurandIsMissing" causes a minor stir online, but is quickly forgotten.
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And on many social issues, he has backed progressive causes.
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The brothers both donated extensively to libertarian and Republican causes.
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They were dedicated to reform and to broadly liberal causes.
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Free expression in a society brings risks and causes discomfort.
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But a few were attributed to other causes, including manhandling.
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But just how much noise reaching our ears causes damage?
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When ingested, strychnine causes muscular convulsions before death through asphyxia.
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It causes what little food there is to become unaffordable.
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We succeeded first and foremost because our causes were just.
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The stressor is the thing that causes a stress response.
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Some of the mutilations can be attributed to natural causes.
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"The uncertainty this causes didn't need to happen," she said.
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Ebola causes fever, severe headaches and in some cases hemorrhaging.
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She suspects that climate change and overfishing are two causes.
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Really at the core of many causes is human dignity.
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And we've been partners and pushing these causes ever since.
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The airborne bug causes diarrhea, vomiting, nausea and stomach cramps.
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But silent aspiration causes a dramatic rise in pneumonia risk.
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Republican candidates who have supported LGBT causes in the past.
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Q: How do you decide which philanthropic causes to support?
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Even menopause rarely causes cystic acne due to hormonal fluctuations.
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War and its causes have changed little over the years.
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It's likely that several causes helped drive down their numbers.
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There are so many causes and people that need help.
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We're a community that puts on concerts for different causes.
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So there's a debatable spectrum of possible causes and solutions.
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In his jealousy, Zephyrus causes Apollo to accidentally kill Hyacinth.
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Business or personal wishful thinking causes a lot of trouble.
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Hence, the FAAH mutation causes people to have more anandamide.
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The list of causes with more visible support is short.
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If you're smoking or vaping, the heat causes the decarboxylation.
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"We are always looking for causes to support," says Bienkowski.
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You feel extremely euphoric because it causes a dopamine rush.
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He died in 2013 at age 59 of natural causes.
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Her dedication to charitable causes won her admiration and accolades.
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What causes emerged as the issues you care most about?
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The causes of postpartum depression are unique for each person.
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My music is for causes not political campaigns or rallies.
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Her husband did much for Catholic causes, Van Hecke said.
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In some cases, like this one, that causes an overreaction.
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Would he understand her commitment to black social justice causes?
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Unlike other, more mild coronaviruses, this one causes many deaths.
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He sometimes directed proceeds from his paintings to social causes.
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There are, of course, many causes of political conflict today.
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The Kochs are known for their support of conservative causes.
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But from a dramaturgical perspective, the play's slipperiness causes problems.
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Whatever the underlying causes, "it's incredibly dangerous," Dr. Dong said.
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She was vocal, however, in championing causes of her choosing.
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And it causes, like, $16 billion of turnover each year.
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Overlooking the genetic causes of diseases can seriously harm patients.
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He also has a neurological disorder that causes severe headaches.
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Detention does not deter migration, and only causes needless suffering.
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He has donated millions of dollars to causes throughout Israel.
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I did nothing to address them or examine their causes.
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The coroner, however, said the death was of natural causes.
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The causes of all three fires were still under investigation.
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In the House, he backed farmer, consumer and environmental causes.
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The precise cause or causes of the crash remain unclear.
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The precise cause or causes of the crash remain unknown.
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Second, raising the minimum wage likely causes some job losses.
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Cu Rua was believed to have died of natural causes.
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It's trying to fend off claims that it causes congestion.
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Leprosy causes distinct deformities and imposes a heavy social stigma.
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There are probably various causes, which are not well understood.
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But "Natural Causes" has another message, and it's decidedly questionable.
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He lent his outsize name to progressive candidates and causes.
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"Amex's business model sometimes causes friction with merchants," he wrote.
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He died Friday night of natural causes at age 81.
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I think that textbooks fail to teach what causes what.
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Trump also said he doesn't believe his rhetoric causes violence.
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It did not sponsor litigation on behalf of favorite causes.
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His wife, Jeanne, said the causes were pneumonia and sepsis.
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That spreads diseases and causes other public and personal problems.
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Causes joint pain, it goes extreme feelings of being tired.
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She died at the age of 25 from causes unknown.
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Police said the death appeared to be of natural causes.
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Palmer: One of your other big causes is climate change.
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We're not talking about the deeper causes of our problems.
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I was really into the causes the company was into.
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When that happens, the iron collapses and causes the supernova.
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Paul Weiss has a reputation for siding with progressive causes.
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Pneumonic plague, which infects the lungs and causes serious coughing.
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"We need to look at root causes," Dr. Woolf said.
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Shafiroff sees publicity as a tool for advancing her causes.
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That causes "a sense of helplessness" toward the Palestinian issue.
|
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This infuriated Riyadh, which wanted to marry the two causes.
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And Google's role as a registrar causes some broader concerns.
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Daily, we are advised that smoking cigarettes causes lung cancer.
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Among the causes of this crisis lie two terrible mistakes.
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This suggests that causes other than Medicaid are more likely.
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Attention has also turned to the causes of the disaster.
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The cause, or causes, of the increase have eluded scientists.
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Something someone else shares causes me to start (silently) sobbing.
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It is also more stigmatizing and causes more lost work.
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It simply stopped the war without addressing its root causes.
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Suicide is complex and can have a myriad of causes.
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Bojack's vodka causes Doctor Champ to relapse in Season 6.
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It's drug use by athletes that causes the greatest contention.
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It's a viral infection that causes pigs to hemorrhage internally.
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Recessions are hard to predict and their causes are complex.
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And that causes all sorts of assaults on human dignity.
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Parole causes great pain to many victims and their families.
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The pressure that allows them to move on causes earthquakes.
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|
Leiserowitz identified a few potential causes behind the survey results.
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Waving one's arms up and down causes it to snow.
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The coroner's verdict was death from natural causes— heart failure.
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" Right, and with so many causes that need — LW: "Attention.
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Rather, the causes were a lack of focus and mismanagement.
|
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When Apple makes a move, it usually causes an earthquake.
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White died of "natural causes" September 14, Bailey told CNN.
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Most of those gifts are checks written to favorite causes.
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On the way there, plenty of causes had to fail.
|
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Beam, like Nabokov's biographers, traces the rift to several causes.
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Properly treated, they may well die of other causes first.
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"Gun control is simply one of those causes," he said.
|
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The causes of the crashes have yet to be determined.
|
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Rhetorically, she would champion the causes of the right wing.
|
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But the root causes are gross mismanagement and rampant corruption.
|
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Vertigo is one of the most disabling causes of dizziness.
|
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Johnston's family and Gimbel said he died of natural causes.
|
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With Helen, it was OK to talk about potential causes.
|
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But an unstable polar vortex causes abnormal and extreme weather.
|
|
Grant said the actress died of natural causes on Wednesday.
|
|
MYTH: Nicotine causes cancer Nicotine itself is not a carcinogen.
|
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He worked to advance black causes within the Catholic Church.
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"The detail is what causes all the chaos," he said.
|
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With some causes, there is the potential to alienate guests.
|
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And yet another study found that air pollution causes dementia.
|
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Why is climate change happening now, what are the causes?
|
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Endometriosis causes chronic pain and can lead to fertility problems.
|
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This year, advertisers sought to tie themselves to social causes.
|
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The exact causes of the fires were not immediately known.
|
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But the virus rarely causes mono, or any other symptoms.
|
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Of course, the underlying causes have always been hotly debated.
|
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And astronomers still don't know exactly what causes the pulses.
|
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It is not a denial of other urgent social causes.
|
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Hefner died of natural causes, surrounded by friends and family.
|
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They're exposed to indoor pollution, harmful carbon that causes cancer.
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What causes attention, and pulling in is negative emotions essentially.
|
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I don't ever want to do anything that causes outrage.
|
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Fast fashion is like the sugar addiction that causes obesity.
|
|
All of us are subject to this experience, so recognizing that causes us to be kinder to each other, and I think it causes us to not hold on to our desires so tightly.
|
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"You can get a stroke after your first try or years of use," Dharia said, adding that cocaine causes "quite a bit of damage to the arteries in the brain," which sometimes causes seizures.
|
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It is no wonder Gee chose to focus on Hepatitis C: The virus causes liver failure and cancer and ultimately necessitates either a liver transplant — at an average cost of $800,000 — or causes death.
|
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The government's existing system is called the Arrest-Related Deaths program, which is intended to be a census of a variety of causes of such deaths, including suicides, accidents and deaths from natural causes.
|
|
It's not so much that it causes a change in party as much as it causes a change in the political identity of the officeholders, so moderate Republicans are replaced by extremely conservative Republicans.
|
|
The study looked at these causes of injury deaths, which are the three biggest causes of injury death in the US and altogether account for more than 100,000 early deaths each year in America.
|
|
Exclusive: Zuckerberg group to spend $45 million on political causes Exclusive: Zuckerberg group to spend $45 million on political causes Mark Zuckerberg's listening tour of the United States, he insists, is not a political campaign.
|
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"But whenever there's an experience of a child that causes even one individual student to feel unwelcome or causes one individual student to question their value, it's going to be a big deal," he added.
|
|
These people didn't appear at increased risk for dying of cardiovascular causes during the study period compared with patients reporting no emotional distress, but did have a 46% greater risk of dying from other causes.
|
|
"While the leading causes of death are similar across counties, we found massive disparities in the rates at which people are dying among causes and communities," explained lead author Laura Dwyer-Lindgren in a statement.
|
|
The causes of the deadly increase in death and injury rates are not fully clear but among the primary causes are surely drunk driving, increased numbers of younger often more aggressive drivers and distracted driving.
|
|
CDC CONFIRMS ZIKA CAUSES BIRTH DEFECT: Scientists from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said Wednesday that they have officially concluded that the Zika virus causes the serious birth defect known as microcephaly.
|
|
This week, a crucial step takes place in Washington that will affect how we as a nation can tackle one of the underlying causes of that increasing heat—the carbon pollution that causes climate change.
|
|
What if the AI-controlled traffic signal learns that it's most efficient to change the light one second earlier than previously done, but that causes more drivers to run the light and causes more accidents?
|
|
The world is catching fire before our eyes, the predictions of climate scientists are coming true, and we are either fumbling conversations about the causes or settling for not talking about those causes at all.
|
|
As exemplified by author and columnist Sady Doyle's above tweet, this viewpoint holds that anger and rudeness in the context of political causes mean that the proponents of those causes are insincere in their commitments.
|
|
Most Americans have donated their time and their money to social causes and charities in the last year, according to an Axios-SurveyMonkey poll on philanthropy that breaks down the most popular charitable giving causes.
|
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But while deaths from natural causes have gone down, deaths from preventable causes have ticked up, and the result is that Americans' life expectancy has actually decreased over the past few years, Mr. Kolosh said.
|
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Police have yet to release the official causes of their deaths.
|
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Light pooling causes shadows and dark corners, which may look scary.
|
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They figured out causes of death, death rates, and life expectancy.
|
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Fruit is slippery, and this causes a conflict at the table.
|
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This year, the causes for concern are as great as ever.
|
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Other suspected causes include air pollution, stress, genetic factors and infections.
|
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Such a passing causes a momentary eclipse known as an occultation.
|
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"It's definitely a face that causes some strong reactions," Ebel said.
|
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Part of this is due to fear the vaccine causes autism.
|
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Heard's generosity in giving to these wonderful causes is deeply respected.
|
|
As the evening wore on, the causes began to stack up.
|
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So this is very much also about addressing the root causes.
|
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A 2010 survey found that agriculture causes more pollution than factories.
|
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Authorities believe the couple&aposs first child died of natural causes.
|
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"What causes inflation is when governments interfere with markets," he said.
|
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Boyce was involved in many philanthropic causes, according to the channel.
|
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Electron behavior causes nearly all material properties: hardness, conductivity, melting temperature.
|
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We know that increasing greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere causes warming.
|
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I also volunteer my time monthly to one of these causes.
|
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The causes of both deadly plane crashes are currently under investigation.
|
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In the movie, Steve Trevor's arrival causes consternation among the Amazonians.
|
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Sometimes it causes smaller issues that can lead to frustrating hassles.
|
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Crypto causes your standard set of stomach bug symptoms, including diarrhea.
|
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It's thought that DES mostly causes epigenetic changes in the body.
|
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Her future self's presence causes her past self to run interference.
|
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Even today, the precise molecular causes of many cancers remain unknown.
|
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Q: What causes are you supporting with your time and money?
|
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But, he added, the center welcomes respectful dialogue about root causes.
|
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It's an attempt to reconcile various theories about what causes Alzheimer's.
|
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What if a robot causes harm to a coworker or customer?
|
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His son, Dashiell, told us his father died from natural causes.
|
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The autoimmune disease causes inflammation, pain and damage to the body.
|
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Peace and stability are clearly long-term causes worth fighting for.
|
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And it in no way proves the MMR vaccine causes autism.
|
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Biologists, chemists and physicists, in turn, see ever more elemental causes.
|
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"Famously, Aristotle had a half-dozen notions of causes," DeDeo said.
|
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Human error causes most traffic collisions and this was no different.
|
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Heart disease, drug overdose, homicide and suicide are the main causes.
|
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In real estate, limited transparency causes distrust between tenants and landlords.
|
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Gifford passed away less than a year ago of natural causes.
|
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Most had an autoimmune disorder that causes hyperthyroidism called Graves' disease.
|
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There are other causes — like painted toys, some cosmetics, and pottery.
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Enteropathogenic E. coli causes watery diarrhea; symptoms may last several days.
|
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And worst of all may be the emissions that parking causes.
|
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There are three potential causes for a sell-off, Goldman said.
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It's boring and time-consuming, and regularly causes me physical injury.
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This causes people to have tremors and their muscles to weaken.
|
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These people wrongly believe a debunked theory that vaccination causes autism.
|
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There has long been speculation that he donated to medical causes.
|
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He just wants to die of natural causes, he tells me.
|
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"I don't think any of them are lost causes," Yoshioka says.
|
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You have to find out what the causes of racism are.
|
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How do we know that these are actual causes, not alibi?
|
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Instead we blame weather, lightning, and dropped cigarettes as direct causes.
|
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Researchers still don't totally know what causes an allergy to develop.
|
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The experience of the 1980s suggests three big causes for concern.
|
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Arguments over property are among the most frequent causes of unrest.
|
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At least the weak corporate governance may help some good causes.
|
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Danson has been increasingly active in advocating environmental causes in Washington.
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Everyone hates the person who causes a late-night fire drill.
|
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They are unlikely to deal with the causes of Venezuela's penury.
|
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The idea that "normal" people don't need help causes unnecessary suffering.
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Lack of sleep, especially high-quality sleep, also causes weight gain.
|
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The causes of chronic pain are wide ranging and often mysterious.
|
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This causes a lot of anxiety and pressure for a child.
|
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This causes employees to get out of work later than normal.
|
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Because shaving causes me to have flare-ups, I just stopped.
|
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And that is the kind of thing that causes a crisis.
|
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Cholera causes severe diarrhea and can kill within hours if untreated.
|
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It sounds great, but causes a lot of problems with inequalities.
|
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The study is observational, and doesn't prove red meat causes diverticulitis.
|
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Runner's knee causes pain and tenderness behind and around the kneecap.
|
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The Army veteran died of natural causes, New Jersey Herald reported.
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Go deeper: Reading guide: The causes and impact of California's wildfires
|
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Fear, which causes her to shoot a man dropping off supplies.
|
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Those grumbles have different causes on either side of the Atlantic.
|
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Now, regrettably, Scooter has lost that title, due to natural causes.
|
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But too often China misreads the underlying causes of Western woes.
|
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Conservation efforts in Africa is one of Harry's biggest charitable causes.
|
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Are people now looking to you to champion their social causes?
|
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Of course, women are not all united around the same causes.
|
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Mr. Valentine died of natural causes, a spokeswoman for Sequoia said.
|
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He also engendered the myth that masturbation causes blindness and insanity.
|
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It causes cervical cancer, which can be deadly unless caught early.
|
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He touches Ana's ankle bone, which causes her to gasp aloud.
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Harvard University Press; £23.95Surprisingly little is known about what causes inequality.
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This causes buildings to overheat internally even in modest summer temperatures.
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It causes flulike symptoms with a fever, rash, and joint pain.
|
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That means they're now looking at environmental causes, such as pesticides.
|
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In 1999, seven per 100,000 people died from alcohol-induced causes.
|
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It causes them to ask questions about reality and guides them.
|
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What causes this and what effects it could have are unknown.
|
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Researchers have yet to prove if the virus actually causes microcephaly.
|
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Any indication that the firm's growth rate is slowing causes concern.
|
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But the two have a different set of causes and symptoms.
|
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Unfortunately, finding partisan agreement to tackle the causes has proven futile.
|
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The causes of the fires are still under investigation, Giordano said.
|
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However, he said that racism and misogyny are more likely causes.
|
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Fake news so far backed mostly Park and other conservative causes.
|
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But it also often causes these large clots inside the heart.
|
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Indeed, there's virtually no doubt that indoor tanning causes skin cancer.
|
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A champion of servicemembers, campaign finance reform and many other causes.
|
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At this point, it's not entirely clear what causes the crash.
|
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There's no scientific consensus on what, specifically, causes the sleep gap.
|
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According to Dordea, Philip told police Roberta died of natural causes.
|
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Getting this gift often causes people to not think things through.
|
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Five have died in office since 21977—all of natural causes.
|
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Conservation efforts in Africa are one of the royal's principle causes.
|
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The disease causes a reduction in your central, or detailed, vision.
|
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One of the causes of these disparities is subconscious racial bias.
|
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Mitchell also has a history of taking part in conservative causes.
|
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The paper also reveals more of what causes this strange orbit.
|
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This often causes excruciating abdominal pain as well as irregular periods.
|
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If that ice melts, it causes sea levels to go up.
|
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She has long been associated with Democratic Party causes and fundraising.
|
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Not much is known about what causes conjoined twinning in cetaceans.
|
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That causes the two trailing trucks to use far less fuel.
|
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Its precise causes are impossible to identify, and its consequences unknowable.
|
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All told, deforestation causes a triple-whammy of global warming: 1.
|
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A benefit offered to one firm causes relative harm to another.
|
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The causes of the two crashes have yet to be determined.
|
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I wondered if all these potential causes were given adequate consideration?
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The man he sued for libel recently died of unknown causes.
|
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Surveys suggest that most Japanese do not support its pet causes.
|
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Evans died of natural causes in his prison cell in 2010.
|
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Ultimatley could be one of approximate causes of a contraction activity.
|
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Donating money to these causes is good, but giving your time?
|
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Its venom causes pain and can alter heart rate and breathing.
|
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It's also the part that often causes the most serious injuries.
|
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Fearing defeat or retribution, Britain now champions fewer, less difficult causes.
|
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Are you supporting causes and companies that mean something to you?
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"The causes of the deaths are currently under investigation," police said.
|
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We also asked Donovan if he knows what causes the feature.
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Even more crushing: scientists believe the causes are largely man-made.
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It causes haemorrhaging and often kills in less than a week.
|
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Both the causes and origins of AL amyloidosis remain poorly understood.
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Weinstein was long a major donor to Democratic candidates and causes.
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And I know how much direct harm that causes queer folks.
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Scholars still ponder the causes of the third wave of democratization.
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Tests were done to rule out other causes of these abnormalities.
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Both firms are known to do media consulting for Republican causes.
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The findings don't prove single life causes death from cancer, however.
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But what actually causes it and how do you define it?
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That causes fuel economy to fall and exhaust emissions to rise.
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And that causes anxiety and that keeps people out of focus.
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It also notes the business and social causes they are championing.
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The second touch causes the trap to close around its prey.
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"That flu could actually be the one that causes your death."
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What causes entrepreneurs to suffer at substantially higher than average rates?
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Of all the causes you could put your money behind... Jesus.
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The foundation also is involved in an array of other causes.
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Most of the exhibits ignored the war's root causes in slavery.
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The CDC estimated that salmonella causes about 450 deaths every year.
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Jordan's decision to announce today is doubly unfortunate for his causes.
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On Sunday, Charles Manson died of natural causes at age 83.
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Colitis is a disease which causes inflammation in the digestive tract.
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The root causes of suspensions and expulsions of early learners vary.
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He died in Witchita, Kansas, in March 20123, of causes unknown.
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The question is what causes them, and how to treat them.
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It's a different market that causes a different set of challenges.
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Trump doubts mainstream scientific findings that human activity causes global warming.
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We don't know the range of possible causes SpaceX is investigating.
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The real causes of the epidemic are overfishing and climate change.
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When it swells, it pushes on the nerves, which causes pain.
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HCV is a viral infection that causes inflammation of the liver.
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This is the same phenomenon that causes sunsets to appear red.
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Go ahead and embrace animal causes without a shred of guilt.
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Suicide is currently one of the 264 leading causes of death.
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The study is observational and doesn't prove drinking causes heart problems.
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Taking action for causes she believes in isn't new for Pink.
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Today, she's an outspoken advocate for many causes, including women's rights.
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The bacteria causes listeriosis, an infection that affects the gastrointestinal tract.
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The falling value dollar causes dollar-denominated commodity prices to rise.
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A preliminary autopsy reportedly says she probably died of natural causes.
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That of course causes a backlog — and also a bigger problem.
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It clogs systems, causes accidents, wastes energy and makes people unhappy.
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And it causes students to perform worse academically and struggle socially.
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She ultimately wants to work on documentaries that highlight underrepresented causes.
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That causes a fair bit of discomfort in people, he said.
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Silicosis causes shortness of breath, a persistent cough and chest pains.
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He said in the letter that partisanship causes bad public policy.
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He said the root causes of the phenomenon must be tackled.
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"Secondly, the other mechanism causes tooth fractures or breakage," he said.
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It's the same thing that causes motion sickness when you're reading.
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Also, the way the grassland is fertilized causes greenhouse gas emissions.
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Miller's family announced he died of natural causes on Orcas Island.
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Sacrificing your integrity causes you to experience massive amounts of stress.
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The current study focused on the traumatic causes of eardrum perforations.
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Her Democratic past makes Kaiser an unlikely campaigner for conservative causes.
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This causes what security operations center (SOC) managers call alert fatigue.
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Air pollution now causes more than 4 million deaths a year.
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One throws it, it causes destruction and you walk away tranquilly.
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Indeed, the evidence that wage inflation causes price inflation is weak.
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The use of either causes a reportable event for company insiders.
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Do you also think grief causes a crash course in empathy?
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Here, however, are six causes for optimism, from a left perspective.
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The elder Roth, however, is a staunch supporter of Republican causes.
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Yes, of course, heat waves happen, and the causes are complex.
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Moore, a Republican, has been a hero of conservative causes before.
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It's one of several causes of delayed sleep phase disorder (DSPD).
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Over this period, other less common causes of death crept up.
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Presidents sometimes light up the iconic residence to promote various causes.
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A recession typically causes a prolonged and pronounced drop in confidence.
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Meanwhile, the next 12 causes led to only 1,500 deaths combined.
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"Definite causes will take some time" to figure out, he said.
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That's like saying smoking sometimes but not always causes lung cancer.
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Salmonella sickens 1.2 million Americans every year and causes 450 deaths.
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If we don't know the causes, we can't effectively create change.
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And no one can seem to agree exactly what causes them.
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Well, I'll gamify philanthropy any day if it helps social causes.
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He wanted to study the causes, spread and suppression of epidemics.
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Incontrovertible physics also means that warming causes sea-levels to rise.
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But in terms of focus, economists have embraced some feminist causes.
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The spokeswoman did not elaborate on the causes of the fire.
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The causes of migration also needed to be tackled, she said.
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A Greek police report said he had died of natural causes.
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It would be a stretch to say social media causes extremism.
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Genentech, which develops medicines, is a proud supporter of LGBT causes.
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For instance, DNA damage causes increased senescent cell accumulation, Kirkland said.
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That's the thing that causes the most anxiety in that prison.
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Among the causes were disputes over grazing rights and political representation.
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The causes of inefficiency remain whether budgets are large or small.
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The Sackler clan has pursued a variety of causes and interests.
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At least four people died from causes related to the heat.
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Franken has worked hard for progressive causes in his political life.
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Steyer has taken up other causes, including increasing California's tobacco tax.
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Plus, still air on hot days causes smog to stick around.
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IT'S THE ANONYMOUS THING THAT CAUSES DEBATE FROM AN OPERATIONAL PERSPECTIVE.
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These tools don't address how employees feel and the underlying causes.
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"Surgery causes a body-wide inflammatory reaction," Reeves said by email.
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They've taken his daughter out to dinner and championed her causes.
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In serious cases, infection causes organ failure and can be fatal.
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It's Giving Tuesday, a day to raise funds for charitable causes.
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Alcohol, way more than weed, causes me to lose that connection.
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All this causes frustration that goes beyond the shoppers of Oaxaca.
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This causes lots of rubbing, which makes my EB flare up.
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Zika causes severe birth defects, and it can be sexually transmitted.
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This study does not provide evidence that air pollution causes autism.
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No chromosomal or hormonal causes of being transgender have been identified.
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Steyer has funneled millions of dollars into Democratic candidates and causes.
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Which causes voters to think of Democrats as sellouts and wimps.
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Nerve gas causes victims to suffer horrific pain and potentially death.
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It will allow us to address the painful causes more clearly.
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Health care bills were one of the leading causes of bankruptcy.
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Parkinson's is a disorder that causes uncontrollable tremors throughout his body.
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The GOP candidate is a strong supporter of gun rights causes.
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The Air Force's investigations will establish the causes of this accident.
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Some travel operators are using Black Friday to benefit good causes.
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That, in turn, causes the compound to explode with excessive force.
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That's because agriculture causes one-third of greenhouse gas emission globally.
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WPR: Which drugs are the primary causes of overdoses in Scotland?
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Men onscreen often put their lives at risk for noble causes.
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FitzGerald sees a set of interlocking, mutually reinforcing causes at work.
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That could be the sequence of events that causes a stampede.
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In recent times, orange has been adopted by causes and companies.
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Workload and schedule were cited as major causes for the stress.
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He has funneled millions of dollars to Democratic candidates and causes.
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Her role was to study and document bankruptcy's causes and outcomes.
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The study neither suggests remedies to this situation, nor underlying causes.
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The current state of relations causes increased tensions between the groups.
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Each new escalation in trade tensions causes large nominal sell-offs.
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He has also more quietly supported other causes over the years.
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Ms. White, 20, died on March 12, 1923, of unknown causes.
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Those gases then cause more warming, which causes more permafrost thaw.
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"It causes bodily injury, so you will be feared," he said.
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That's because they do not address the root causes of migration.
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Most importantly, the root causes of ISIS have not been addressed.
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BILL GATES: Well, there are so many important causes out there.
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The Gates Foundation contributes heavily to all sorts of educational causes.
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Measles causes a rash, high fever, and serious long-term complications.
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To them, it's the spending that causes deficits, not tax cuts.
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Other common causes include abnormalities in the uterus and autoimmune disorders.
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The so-called ambition gap has a few causes, researchers say.
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It causes death by dehydration, usually within seven to 14 days.
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I hear each day about the kinds of pain it causes.
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Her task is to identify the causes and reverse the trend.
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The punch causes grown men to roll around the floor crying.
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That causes chemical reactions in the water that acidifies the sea.
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I learned that this causes a lot of headaches for homeowners.
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Led By Donkeys has previously used projections to promote certain causes.
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One is the too facile identification of utopianism with "progressive" causes.
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Norovirus causes acute gastroenteritis, or inflammation of the stomach or intestines.
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Dirty air causes an estimated 8.8 million deaths worldwide every year.
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Race and gender causes have long had a love-hate relationship.
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It causes news consumers to lose faith in the journalism industry.
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The study wasn't designed to explain the causes of the differences.
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The causes of The Golden State's exploding wildfire problem are complex.
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I've seen the pain and grief that it causes first hand.
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A photomicrographic view of Clostridium tetani, the bacteria that causes tetanus.
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Iacocca's youngest daughter confirmed he passed away of natural causes Tuesday.
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That causes "the snap," which makes half of the results disappear.
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In any case, all this causes a huge disruption in class.
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Combined, these three causes resulted in 1.80 million deaths in 2016.
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Many legislators seem unaware of the catastrophic harms child marriage causes.
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The soldier's Facebook page suggests sympathies with some far-right causes.
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This causes some friction with Jackson, who's suspicious of the newcomer.
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An example comes from the controversy about whether formaldehyde causes leukemia.
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I know you are involved with a lot of different causes.
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This causes pressure to build up, resulting in more explosive eruptions.
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The left's are more likely to pick vanity causes or candidates.
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The fever of protest doesn't change, even if the causes do.
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Now both Causes' and Brigade's stories are coming to an end.
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Among the causes, they named an underrepresentation of less educated voters.
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It wasn't just that the scene had died of natural causes.
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As always, intersectionality and the nature of privilege muddles noble causes.
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She's also driven and passionate about the causes she cares about.
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I'm sure it causes you stress, but it's what you do.
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MS-13 causes the most harm in specific, mostly immigrant communities.
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Ivanka donated those funds to a charitable trust for oversees causes.
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That's a money waster ... because it causes us to manage inefficiently.
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It addresses all the major causes of acne, Dr. Zeichner says.
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