Others can come off it quickly—but quickly means about a year, in Suzuki's experience.
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For once, leave it to an Italian to sound a note of reason: Come off it.
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Still, it is not at all clear that everyone on an open-ended prescription should come off it.
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Anecdotally, Suzuki says that after about four years, about half of patients come off it and are doing okay.
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Although the Velcro straps sometimes come off, it is practically unheard of for the chip to become dislodged from the strap.
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The Mets officially placed Familia on the disabled list Friday, making room for first baseman Lucas Duda to come off it.
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But whether or not you're ultimately better off without medication, you should still come off it slowly, and with a doctor's supervision.
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They smell it in their air when the tiny volume of the LM repressurizes and the helmets come off—it smells like gunpowder, or ashes doused with water.
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Even if it doesn't come off, it points to the difficult situation WWE has created for itself and why the sand might be shifting beneath its feet, ever so slowly.
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In all, the Yankees have had 20173 different players on the I.L. this season; the starting pitcher C. C. Sabathia is the only one so far to come off it.
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That was the year when, after my mum – may she rest in peace – had been on the pill for 12 years, health worries made her doctor tell her to come off it.
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Getting Romney to join the Trump fold will be a strong sign to a lot of "Never Trumpers" that maybe they need to come off it and give the new administration a chance.
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What we're looking at with the NX then, I guess, is almost the opposite of what the Wii U offered: on-TV play that can come off it when necessary, with many games playable perfectly well on the GamePad.
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They asked about using medicinal cannabis—asking me which brands I use, where I sourced my cannabis, whether I used CBD or THC, what medication I had been taking, and whether it was true that I'd come off it.
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After all, New York has a reason not to let Amazon get away too easily: if the company's plans come off, it will be the fifth-biggest private employer in the city, according to 2017 data from Crain's New York Business.
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McCool's hunger strike ended on 11 July 1943, after 50 days when he and three other hunger strikers, John Gerard O'Doherty, Terry McLaughlin and John Joe Maxwell, were persuaded to come off it by Sean MacBride and Con Lehane. Undoubtedly, the prolonged hunger strike had effects on the health of McCool, an issue which was again raised in the Dublin parliament on 30 November 1944 where one TD alleged that the doctor in the Curragh was refusing to tend to McCool and that McCool's health was in an extremely poor wayDáil Éireann - Volume 95 - 30 November 1944 Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Curragh Internee's Health.
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