There's only one cure, and we don't want to talk about that cure, that's the ultimate cure.
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To cure, or not to cure, that is the question.
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We're not waiting for this amazing cure — we know the cure.
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Prevention is always better than cure, as you cannot cure death.
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"Until we have a cure, prevention is really our cure," she says.
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There's only one cure — we don't want to talk about that cure.
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He's chasing a cure for HIV, and I'm chasing a cure for Charlie.
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"You must cure the soul before you can cure the symptoms," he said.
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He isn't trying to cure a disease, nor telling others how to cure themselves.
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Try an Analog Cure Administering this cure isn't easy, but it's worth the effort.
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A fine dining cure—a cure through fine dining—which will ensure healthy living.
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At that visit, Nell finds a temporary cure, though it's not the cure she expected.
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There is no cure for fake news, just like there is no cure for baldness.
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Naloxone was no more invented to "cure" it than insulin was invented to "cure" diabetes.
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It remains difficult, if not impossible, to cure cancers — if we define cure as treatment.
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There is no real cure, the only cure for me is trying to curate my work.
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No single cure Cancer is not a single disease, so there can be no single cure.
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The drug was not meant to cure his cancer; it was meant to cure his terror.
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Cure Violence Cure Violence is a Chicago-based NGO, with a revolutionary approach to stopping violence.
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" His vision of the future: "In the next 10 years, I think we're gonna cure a lot — not gonna cure all cancers — but I think we're gonna cure a lot of cancers.
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And when you look at Zolgensma, this is opportunity to cure -- potentially cure kids of this disease.
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Although none of these can cure HIV or AIDS, some charities additionally fund research for a cure.
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There's still no cure, but I'm actually glad that most researchers don't talk solely about a cure.
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"If Henry can cure himself or lead to a cure, it would give his life meaning," Engel said.
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"If Henry can cure himself or lead to a cure, it would give his life meaning," he says.
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"A Cure for Wellness is a movie about a 'fake' cure that makes people sicker," the statement said.
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The story ends with these shrewish bluestockings finding a cure for their ailment — and that cure is a man.
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"'A Cure for Wellness' is a movie about a 'fake' cure that makes people sicker," the movie studios said.
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He said other hospitals couldn't cure these diseases, but their hospital had imported medical technology to cure these problems.
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Gilead's Hepatitic C cure "worked too well — when you cure a disease, you start running out of customers," he said.
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Trump cast himself as the cure for Washington corruption—a strange cure, to be sure, but that was the appeal.
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Eyeballs made into pills are thought to cure epilepsy; the tail is thought to cure diseases of the skin; the penis is believed to be an aphrodisiac; and the bones are thought to prolong life and cure rheumatism.
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It's annoying that there is no cure for life—even though alcohol and drugs felt like the cure in the beginning.
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If you buy a Cure album and you like it, you're probably going to look for records that are similar to the Cure, artists that seem similar to the Cure, and all of the sudden, you're a halfway goth.
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"A cure is coming and we truly believe that God's bigger plan for Reed is a part of this cure!" they wrote.
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The resulting poultices and infusions cure the bat, but the cure comes with a twist; when the bat recovers, he can talk.
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Even if a ban on microtargeting were merely a cure-some, rather than a cure-all, it could still be quite powerful.
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If cooking doesn't cure what ails you, you might want to make like Wells Tower and head to Hawaii for a cure.
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He referred to the phenomenon as "reactive interference" and the cure for it was … I couldn't remember what the cure for it was.
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Okay, there's no cure for that ... If you're a child molester, a sick puppy, you're a child molester, there's no cure for that.
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Healthcare institutions in the Netherlands can provide cure (hospitals), care (long term treatment) or both cure and care (mental healthcare, some long care institutions).
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For me, I think that to permanently eradicate my anxiety disorder would entail finding a cure for life, a cure for death, a cure for living in the world—some way to bandage the existential questions that, for me, have always come with existence.
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Asking why we don't have a cure for breast cancer, then, is kind of like asking why don't we have a cure for cancer, period.
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While they definitely can't cure a migraine (friendly reminder that there is no cure for migraines), they will help whatever headache pain you're dealing with.
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"The Rules" was supposed to be the cure for all of that; "The Rules" was supposed to be a cure for who we actually were.
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There is no magic "cure" for Trump voters, as surely as the magic cure for liberalism my parents almost certainly wish they could buy doesn't exist.
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"Many physicians avoid discussing cure as they believe that cure cannot be accurately estimated so they may avoid taking up the topic," Pawlik said by email.
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"In commodity circles, low prices cure low prices, just like high prices cure high prices," said Jason Schenker, founder of Prestige Economics, a market research firm.
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I don't believe in a God who, because of prayer, would decide to cure your mother's cancer but not cure the mother of your nonpraying neighbor.
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"If we're going to find a cure, it's important that we find a cure that actually works for everybody," said Rowena Johnston, AMFAR's director of research.
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And look, even if therapy doesn't "cure" your migraines (there is no cure for migraines), there are plenty of other very good reasons why you should go.
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"A Cure for Wellness is a movie about a 'fake' cure that makes people sicker," Regency Enterprises, one of the film's producers, told BuzzFeed earlier this week.
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Combine this with the misbelief that there is a cure for diabetes — that cure being willpower — and everyone is suddenly an expert on how to fix me.
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"There are people out there telling you—it'll cure cancer, it'll cure diabetes, it'll cure cardiac illness, it'll build your immune system, it'll prevent herpes, it'll reverse AIDS," says microbiologist Heather Hallen-Adams, an assistant professor in the food science and technology department at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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The following shows may not "cure" you—because depression isn't something you can necessarily cure, but rather something you manage—but they might make a hopeless-seeming night.
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One time he told me how peach pits could cure cancer, but the medical system was rigged to keep the cure, a chemical called laetrile off the market.
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She thought she glimpsed a cure for cancer in interferons — proteins released by body cells to fight pathogens — but it was not the cure-all she had envisioned.
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To eliminate the global burden of cancer, patients and doctors need an equal focus on prevention as on cure — or we need to redefine the word "cure" altogether.
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When Gilead released Harvoni, the successor to its first cure, Sovaldi, in 2014, the drug was groundbreaking; previous treatments required weeks of invasive therapy, and didn't guarantee a cure.
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While Commins said researchers are working on a cure or treatment plan, there is no cure currently available for those who are diagnosed with an alpha-gal meat allergy.
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In "The Novel Cure: An A-Z of Literary Remedies," they show how Gabriel Garcia Marquez can help overcome a fear of death and Patricia Highsmith can cure lovesickness.
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"I feel like it's very divided, cure versus acceptance," she said, adding that some families "wouldn't change their child for the world," even if they had an autism cure.
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"There's no cure, but he's on an FDA-approved drug for Gaucher's Disease to try and manage it until a cure might be found with some success," Hayes said.
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Despite the varied definitions of a cure and differing comfort levels discussing the idea, most surgeons said that achieving a cure was among patients' top priorities for their operations.
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" Christiane Cloutier, who washes her dishes with urine and says UT can cure AIDS, says, "The big pharmaceutical companies would kill anyone who finds a cure for ALL cancers.
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Currently, there's no cure or treatment for microcephaly during any stage of the baby's development; nor, for that matter, is there a cure or vaccine for the Zika virus.
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Over the past several years we've been barraged by claims that legal pot can cure the opioid crisis, cure cancer, eliminate international drug cartels, and even solve climate change.
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NOT A CURE-ALL "Lowering the RRR is good, but it doesn't cure all illnesses," Financial News, a newspaper run by the central bank, said in an editorial on Thursday.
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Search for a cure There is no known cure for the coronavirus which has killed more than 4,000 people, sickened over 21,2800 and spread to 229 countries and regions worldwide.
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"We want to know the mechanisms behind HIV cure ... to understand [what] is important for the decline in HIV and why there was a cure in the Berlin patient," said Nijhuis.
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Why it matters: "If we're going to find a cure, it's important that we find a cure that actually works for everybody," Rowena Johnston, AMFAR's director of research, told the NYT.
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Two newer procedures using slings to support the bladder had cure rates of about 89% and an older abdominal surgery to suture the bladder had a cure rate of about 77%.
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The search for a cure Significant advances in treatment and medication are allowing many people with HIV/AIDS to live longer lives, but scientists have yet to find a complete cure.
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Dylan O'Brien & Kaya Scodelario – Maze Runner: The Death Cure
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The Cure, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees, 29!
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Forget what you've heard — autism isn't something to cure.
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It's a cure — and perhaps a punishment — for amnesia.
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We need to find a cure for #coronavirus . pic.twitter.
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Currently, there's no cure for the disease – an inherited bone marrow failure syndrome – but the family has set up a GoFundMe account and hope to raise $50,000 to help find a cure.
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Make the fish cure: Mix the ingredients for the cure in a bowl and rub the herbs and flowers with the salt and sugar so they infuse the salt with their flavor.
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For VMTP Shares and VRDP Shares, failure to cure a breach of the Minimum Asset Coverage requirement by the allotted cure date results in mandatory redemption of sufficient preferred shares to restore compliance.
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Almost nowhere in her writing does the word "cure" appear.
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And tried to cure himself, but the Hulk didn't agree!
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If people are in a cult, you cannot cure that.
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Was it to help fund research to find a cure?
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Her father founded Novazyme Pharmaceuticals to look for a cure.
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A true cure may still be a long ways off.
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Rating: A cure for summer bummers has been discovered: Linsanity.
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But they are constantly hunting for a cure for superbugs.
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There is currently no known cure or vaccine for Zika.
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It mainly affects young children, and there is no cure.
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There is no one path to a cure or solution.
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Helix Nanotechnologies uses artificial intelligence to help cure genetic diseases.
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Former Gambia dictator Yahya Jammeh claimed he could cure AIDS.
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Others say that the cure is worse than the disease.
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An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!
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Even Prince knew there was no real cure for loneliness.
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Two things separate "Cure" from other books of this type.
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Science helped him understand it, but could not cure it.
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Will this cure the omnipresent and increasing rifts in OPEC?
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There is no specific treatment, cure, or vaccine for Ebola.
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Cure: A Journey into the Science of Mind over Body.
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Then he uses herbs and prayers to effect a cure.
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It's a tool to use, but it's not a cure.
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Smallpox, at least, is a frightening disease with no cure.
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Preventing infection "Prevention is better than a cure," says Gow.
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It apparently also has potential as a cure for Alzheimer's.
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There is no cure and she needs a kidney transplant.
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There isn't a cure for colorblindness, but Dalton might help.
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Fluids and rest: The universal cure for being too drunk.
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The cure didn't take, and her father died soon after.
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But even Ms. Smith couldn't cure my propensity to misbehave.
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An exhibit from the FTC's complaint against Cure Encapsulations Inc.
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There is no cure and no vaccine against the virus.
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Maybe some bed rest is the cure to pitch problems?
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We cure the meat into everything from prosciutto to pâté.
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The stricter the regime, the faster it can cure hyperinflation.
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The upside is the cure: playing Mitski over and over.
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Less controversially, basic genomic technologies are used to cure disease.
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But China's ills are likely to get harder to cure.
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The question will become, will it be a durable cure?
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Ads are sick, and the only cure is extreme transparency.
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"Everyone is Drinking Pedialyte to Cure Their Hangovers," Cosmo declared.
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Some even hail a cure for ascendant cynicism and populism.
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It causes extreme pain and swelling and has no cure.
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To help cure the planet's ailments, Zhen Dai suggests antacid.
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So you call this a bandage and not a cure.
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Who wouldn't cure the forced sterilization of an entire species?
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There is no cure or vaccine for Zika at present.
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It might even pave a new road to the cure.
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I really truly believe eventually there will be a cure.
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Joe Biden is on a mission to help cure cancer.
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The excruciating shittiness of this sex might just cure you.
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Will has no answer other than: The cure is itself.
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"I've learned we don't necessarily need a cure," she added.
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" However, he said, "Faith is the great cure for fear.
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Radiohead, Janet Jackson, and The Cure are among the inductees.
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For Paul, it was nothing a little slap couldn't cure.
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Today, chemotherapy can cure many leukemias, lymphomas and testes cancers.
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The cure for irritation, unsightly rashes, and lip balm addiction?
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Feeling heard, to me, has always been half the cure.
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I didn't seriously think I could find a hangover cure.
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And— WARREN BUFFETT: Joe, I've got the cure for it.
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It's a neurodegenerative disease with no known cause or cure.
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Looks like they've got a great cure for jet lag.
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The Death Cure was originally planned for release on Feb.
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" Pang says this damage is permanent and "has no cure.
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Korea, too, has fallen prey to the boot camp cure.
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Especially whenever I need a cure for "an inexplicable headache."
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Or what rock will magically cure my hangover (wishful thinking).
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In a sense, it's an extreme cure for writer's block.
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Right now, there's no cure or treatment for the virus.
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Cure: A Journey into the Science of Mind Over Body.
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They do not cure the problem they seek to address.
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The proposed cure could well be worse than the disease.
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The cure, in other words, was worse than the disease.
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We still fight because a cure needs to be found.
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Tragically, there is no cure or treatment for mitochondrial diseases.
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The disease kills every animal infected and has no cure.
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She hopes it can provide the cure she's desperately seeking.
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But the cure for that is more speech, not less.
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There is no cure, and the disease can be deadly.
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Many products and activities claim to cure your hangover quickly.
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Emmy's father wasn't looking for a cure for her diabetes.
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The cure is to get over themselves, to become anonymous.
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The cure isn't easy and cannot be solved by legislation.
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You cannot cure a disease if you cannot identify it.
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Here are eight proven techniques to cure those "Monday Blues."
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For everyone, it's a temporary cure for baldness for men.
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Every single cure prescribed in the clinic began with research.
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You might also like: • Ask Well: A cure for rosacea?
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The problem may be deep, the cure long and painful.
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I've always known that the cure for depression is action.
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President Barack Obama launched a moon shot to cure cancer.
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And though it can be treated, there is no cure.
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"I promise you I will find a cure," she said.
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This is not to say that creating Cure was easy.
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I listened to the Cure a lot, and New Order.
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The fish will cure for just 20 or 25 minutes.
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But there is no known cure for the novel coronavirus.
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If I could cure cancer, I would rather do that.
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That's what the best cure for this is, I think.
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You start looking for one cure but stumble onto another?
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Spinraza is not a cure and must be taken indefinitely.
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The city supports 18 Cure Violence programs to reduce shootings.
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It was often used in small doses to cure colds.
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There is no cure or treatment for my degenerative myopia.
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Cure, for one, serves modern European food with Singaporean accents.
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Administering this cure isn't easy, but it's worth the effort.
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Mr. Liow called it a "no cure, no fee" agreement.
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A coronavirus cure or vaccine would generate such an increase.
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"Trump kept saying it was basically pretty much a cure."
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Trumpism is a disease, and cursing it won't cure it.
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The LeBron James hangover does not have an easy cure.
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"Punishment is not the cure for the disease," she said.
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It was also the first step toward finding a cure.
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We don't have anything like a cure for opioid addiction.
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We can't have the cure be worse than the problem.
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He's promising to deliver a cure that's nowhere near imminent.
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Amazon has banned fake products claiming to "cure" the coronavirus.
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Addressing this might help in pushing harder toward a cure.
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If you can't cure it, you know it's swine fever.
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A Cure for Fear is available to stream on Topic.
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So what's the best way to cure noisy neighbor syndrome?
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If it's the sickness, what's the treatment and the cure?
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"There's no known cause or no known cure," Tiffany recalls.
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There is no known cure and it ultimately is fatal.
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Anne has the perfect cure for her husband's writer's block.
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"It's the ginger beer we cure it with," he said.
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Nothing that a good roll in the obsidian can't cure.
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The cure for bad speech is better speech — not censorship.
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Some think the cure to polarization is more moderate politicians.
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An ounce of prevention is worth a ton of cure.
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Facebook is banning ads that promise to cure the coronavirus.
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The cure for tech's ills, they hope, is more tech.
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Best of all, the cure need not break the bank.
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Now he realized they might hold a cure for diabetes.
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Some advertisers are trying a cure worse than the disease.
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MYTH: Drinking bleach will cure ailments including cancer and autism.
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"Yes, there will be a cure," Margolis told The Hill.
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Finding the perfect morning after cure to your holiday hangover.
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It's not as if Spinraza is truly a cure anyway.
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You don't try to cure something you like about yourself.
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I would doubt there's a miracle cure in one meeting.
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"Why, they can pray for a cure," Pious Paul explained.
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Action is the solution and the cure to our predicaments.
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I don't think there is one singular cure for this.
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And we need to continue efforts for a full cure.
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THE WATER CURE By Sophie Mackintosh 269 pp. Doubleday. $25.95.
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Nor does the money drain end with an individual's cure.
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There's not a cure, but there is treatment absolutely available.
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But can prayer cure cancer or, say, a broken neck?
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But then it would not be A Cure for Wellness.
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A Cure for Wellness opens in theaters on February 17.
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My hangover cure is so good I should patent it.
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The Cure Anything can be found in Selfridges department store.
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But the cure to the disease came at a cost.
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Everybody's grasping at straws to curb it, to cure it.
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Then of course there are all of the people who still have a medicinal paradigm for it, which is bitters in water as a hangover cure, as a stomach cure, as a general restorative.
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Adelaide's story had been documented through the years on her mother's popular blog Inchstones and through the family's work with the CURE, which raises funds for research into a cure for the devastating illness.
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"Senator Klobuchar will commit to preventing, treating and facilitating a cure for Alzheimer's disease, with the goal of putting us on a path toward developing a cure and treatment by 2025," the news release states.
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New Thought, also known as the "mind cure," took many forms: from interest in the occult to splinter-Christian denominations like Christian Science to the development of the "talking cure" at the root of psychotherapy.
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Even if there were such impediments, the implication that a drug that passes Phase 1 is a cure — and a cure that would not pose substantial risk of pain, injury, or earlier death — is unsupportable.
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Unlike with Ebola, we have a cure for plague in antibiotics.
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I don't like the word 'cure,' because the body heals itself.
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Expanded state ownership is a poor way to cure economic ailments.
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There is no cure for psoriasis, but there are treatments available.
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Unfortunately, however, there's no easy cure for what's infected our politics.
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It's a light, comforting soup—and probably a magical hangover cure.
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There is no cure for ALS and often not much hope.
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Ejecting him cannot and will not suddenly cure our political dysfunction.
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He's searching the ruins of this old civilization for a cure.
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This week, Biden announced that, if elected, he would cure cancer.
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The researchers believe the new insight could help find a cure.
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And one day soon, it may be how doctors cure disease.
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LISTEN: The VICE Podcast – Can You Cure Your Social Media Addiction?
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Everyone wants a cure, but I think that's a fabricated word.
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Another site wrongly reports that baking soda can cure breast cancer.
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But guaranteeing a sure-fire cold cure would be shit advice.
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And look, we're in the business of trying to cure cancer.
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Cosima and Delphine are traveling around the world administering the cure.
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It's the closest we've ever come to a cure for cancer.
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Higher education did not cause and will not cure economic inequity.
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They worry that any cure will be worse than the affliction.
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In 1993, in Somalia, Special Operations seemed a cure-all, too.
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Heck, coca leaves are used in Colombia to cure altitude sickness.
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And there's a third group, that wants to find a cure.
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Scrapping it, however, is hardly likely to prove an effective cure.
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It won't cure the disease, as nothing out there yet can.
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According to multiple studies, there is no known cure for UHS.
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We did unbelievable things in the name of pursuing a cure.
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What is up with products that claim to cure our anxiety?
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We might have new procedures, new therapies — hell, even a cure!
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The cure, as the saying goes, was worse than the disease.
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There was finally a cure, but no one could take it.
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Now he was here to cure me of my own blocks.
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ESTABLISHED HIV infection is easy to control but impossible to cure.
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According to the NHS website, there is no cure for acne.
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But I am not going to cure the flu with chemotherapy.
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It may not cure your virus, but it sure feels cathartic.
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I email my doctors on Mondays: 'Did you find a cure?
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The Commission said it will settle with defendant Cure Encapsulations Inc.
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All proceeds go toward finding a cure for spinal cord injuries.
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What's the name of the pill to cure Tim's oncoming headache?
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Moderna Will there ever be a cure for cancer or HIV?
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" He says, "Ho ho ho, why the only cure is bedrest.
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She's seen humans land on the moon and cure countless diseases.
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That doesn't mean researchers aren't working to find a cure, though.
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Only time will say will this be a durable, lifelong cure.
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There's no single cause for the illness and no known cure.
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My parents, evangelical fanatics, did everything they could to "cure" me.
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They're still working on trying to figure out a permanent cure.
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Taking out the implant and scar tissue can cure the cancer.
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Using donated cells offers the potential for a cheaper, faster cure.
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This cure period is established for both modified and restructured loans.
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"They wanted to cure me," Nobre told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But a cure is exactly what Kindt appears to have found.
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Sometimes, the best cure for a mysterious illness is a sneeze.
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Worry no more, because now there's a cure for chronic butterfingers.
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But the microbiome will probably not be a "cure," Gilbert says.
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Perez: Registering may cure the FARA problem but other troubles remain.
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His family and "Boston's finest" hope a cure will come soon.
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"I don't think this single peptide will cure anyone," he said.
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She was relentless in her fight and in finding a cure.
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It can go after apricot kernels advertised as a cancer cure.
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"We don't believe this is a cure for violence," Bridgeford said.
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The CZI aims to 'cure all disease in our children's lifetime'.
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She figures that sugar, that cure-all, will calm her nerves.
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Anthony Bordain's got a delicious cure -- and the key is marijuana.
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Putting mandates on insurance companies is not a cure for scarcity.
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There is, however, no single, silver bullet that will cure cancer.
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But is finding a cure for cancer realistic or merely rhetoric?
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Finding one "cure" to fix all of them is probably impossible.
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Radiotherapy can cure cancer of the voice box and thyroid cancer.
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One mall thinks it has the cure for bored shopping companions.
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That was probably my biggest hangover cure faux pas, let's say.
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Another one wants to become an oncologist and cure cancer entirely.
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It seemed the cure, rather than the disease, would kill her.
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Such measures are sorely needed: A&E will not cure itself.
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A Cure for Wellness certainly engages with a lot of traditions.
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But these nutritionists don't suggest that nutrition alone can cure cancer.
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He won't help her find a cure, he won't be involved.
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Talking about having anxiety was obviously the cure to my anxiety.
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You can't take the plutonium out; you can't cure the cancer.
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None of the trials, however seemed to show a definitive cure.
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But it's a start for a condition that has no cure.
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The cure for the high cost of health care is competition.
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No one wants the cure to be worse than the disease.
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Cure-heads are claustrophobic people who look odd in public spaces.
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At this time, there is no cure for asbestos-related diseases.
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The professional health community is on a mission to cure cancer.
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How can we best unleash such entrepreneurial efforts to cure cancer?
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In retrospect, those places seem built for, or by, the Cure.
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There is no cure, although some people do recover within weeks.
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And there is no cure for this chronic and frightening disease.
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There is no treatment or cure, and it can be fatal.
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Like any gel manicure, gel extensions also cure with UV lights.
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Blumenthal added that Trump could "easily cure" the problem by divesting.
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But simply renouncing Trump will not cure the cancer of Trump.
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Medical devices are intended to cure, but some may cause harm.
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"The cure might do more harm than the disease," he said.
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Others credit it with healing eczema that nothing else could cure.
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Thankfully, Nasty Gal is here to cure our seasonal shopping woes.
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You don't cure a disease by spreading it to other people.
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They showed that it was essentially possible to "cure" their colorblindness.
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They think it'll cure their alcohol-induced acne and lurching stomach.
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The team stresses that it's a potential treatment, not a cure.
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There is no cure, nor is there a need for one.
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He has helped people cure themselves, he has witnessed many miracles.
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"Well, we'll cure you of that pronto," his uncle informs him.
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You'd want to know that before you'd call this a cure.
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From Vietnamese Iced Coffee Is the Only Way to Cure Jetlag
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Freud called psychoanalysis the "talking cure" for releasing pent-up emotions.
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For V, the disease is mankind and there is no cure.
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There is no cure, but prompt treatment can lessen the severity.
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But their work becomes the basis for a cure one day.
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The cure for cancer is not a far way, impossible goal.
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Now, he's working to develop a vaccine to cure the allergy.
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And it's a bandage, maybe, instead of a cure-all solution.
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Later in the episode, "Magical Mystery Cure," she becomes a princess.
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Most of those who are, will be focused on the cure.
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" Chris Rock once said, "There ain't no money in the cure.
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There is no miracle cure for anosmia caused by neuron damage.
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The long-term solvency of those programs depends on a cure.
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The ADA was not a cure-all for Americans with disabilities.
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Timothy Armour is the President and CEO of Cure Alzheimer's Fund.
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There is currently no known cure or vaccine for the coronavirus.
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And by confirming that a cure is possible, it galvanized researchers.
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In this case, the cure would be worse than the disease.
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Now it's the hottest hangover cure, favored by celebrities and athletes.
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Paris understands that the only cure for your sadness is blood.
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It's an illness we all have, and there is no cure.
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But is this really how to cure a plague like extremism?
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Barack Obama in 2016 called for a "moonshot" to cure cancer.
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Sniffing an alcohol pad may be a good cure for nausea.
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Bouts of internal madness and discomfort have no one specific cure.
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"In Hollywood, Jodie Foster helped cure Mel Gibson's pariahhood," Shafer writes.
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Why shouldn't the cure for Romney Disease begin with Mitt himself?
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That is dating, and we have not yet found a cure.
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Develop a vaccine for HIV and a cure for neurodegenerative diseases.
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"There's no medicines that can cure this," Mr. Winemiller, 53, said.
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The question is whether this cure is worse than the disease.
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The best hope for a cure was a bone-marrow transplant.
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Put more simply, a cure would require money — lots of it.
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The conditions do not have an established cause or definitive cure.
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The new fund was a relief, but hardly a cure-all.
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The only cure for that condition is to deliver the baby.
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Besides, dancing birds are a cure for the Hump Day blahs.
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It doesn't require any bureaucracy to evaluate the vaccine or cure.
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While the cure has large side effects, the disease is worse.
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I just felt medication wasn't going to be the final cure.
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"I guess that was supposed to cure my hamstring," she said.
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But low interest rates aren't a cure-all for the budget.
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It's silly, and probably won't "cure" you of your affliction overnight.
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"Let's see if we can cure him of that," he quipped.
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And fortunately, Pepto seemed to be the cure for young pregnancy.
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So far, there is no cure or vaccine for the virus.
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Trump's selling a miracle cure tonic to people desperate for help.
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The cure for inequality, according to this film, is serial assassination.
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But for nonwhites, a strong economy is not a cure-all.
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"The situation is not going to cure itself overnight," Maj. Gen.
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Barack Obama in 2016 called for a "moonshot" to cure cancer.
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"Can I cure it with a lime?" one wanted to know.
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Above all, they were grateful to have a chance of cure.
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We're mixed up with one another beyond any explanation or cure.
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"But Cure Violence took it to another level," Professor Papachristos said.
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And for chronic migraines, she explained, a complete cure was unlikely.
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We are sent to heal even when cure is not possible.
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But she refused to be tested until there was a cure.
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Now she's a pioneer in the fight to cure the disorder.
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Andrew Yang thinks a universal basic income can cure American capitalism.
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It progresses slowly in most people but currently has no cure.
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But the experience gave him a lifelong goal: find a cure.
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Finding a cure for neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's is challenging.
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"That's a big problem because you don't cure that," he said.
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The only way to cure preeclampsia is to deliver the baby.
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Grace has Type 1 diabetes, for which there is no cure.
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"I knew there was no cure in Russia," Ms. Romanova said.
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"There'll be a cure," my mother told me over the phone.
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The weight-loss cure Dr. Oz defended in the Senate hearing?
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With food shortages rampant, he believed noodles could cure world hunger.
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The bookstore environment did little to cure us of our dreams.
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Dr. Ofri's article reminds me why that cure may never come.
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His stated objective was to synthesize a sociological cure for violence.
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We're just wasting money when we try to find a cure.
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The ultimate cure for anticipating regret isn't feeling lousy or overthinking.
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Their surprise success confirmed that a cure for H.I.V. is possible.
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It defeated Louisiana 41-231 in the Cure Bowl last season.
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Locals also use the aguaje tree to supposedly cure another ailment.
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They are said to cure asthma within one month of digestion.
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" Batool corrects him, "Music is not an escape, it's a cure.
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It looks like bisexuality might be the cure for toxic masculinity.
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There is no known cause, and there is no known cure.
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"Your cure may be worse than your illness," he told me.
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"The idea was that psychedelics could cure my OCD," Strauss says.
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Declining to pay a higher price for a space across from a Whole Foods in a different neighborhood, Georges drew inspiration from an Irish playwright: But the opening of Cure was far from a cure-all.
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"I want to cure cancer with him," the California Republican said, noting that he lost his father to cancer and the House already passed a bill attempting to boost the government's approach to finding a cure.
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Adelaide's story has been documented through the years on her mother Kelly Cervantes' popular blog Inchstones and through the family's work with the CURE, which raises funds for research into a cure for the devastating illness.
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At 16, She's a Pioneer in the Fight to Cure Sickle Cell Disease Helen Obando is the youngest person ever to get a gene therapy that scientists hope will cure the disease, which afflicts 100,000 Americans.
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And I think the pendulum went back to the other side, of, 'Wow, we really — we can cure a few things — leukemia, lymphoma, testis cancer — but we are not really able to cure most advanced solid tumors.
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Still, not all panelists were convinced, saying the drug had been tested on too few people to be sure it was really helping achieve a sustained cure, and they worry the drug could even impede a cure.
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But then we're working on gene therapies to cure these genetic diseases.
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He's gay, and he's undergone electroshock therapy to "cure" him of this.
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" The friend added, "It's like he has discovered a cure for cancer.
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And I met these Mexican guys who were super into the Cure.
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Marilyn Manson, The Cure, and Tupac all paid visits to the shop.
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Perry was in Vatican City during the "United to Cure" international conference.
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It's clear that cleaner energy is a big part of the cure.
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One of my all time favourite albums is Pornography by The Cure.
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While its symptoms can be treated, the disease has no known cure.
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And there is currently no vaccine or cure — more on that below.
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"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," he says.
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WATCH THIS: Chelsea Handler Reveals Her Hangover Cure How was raw bison?
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There is no cure for dementia and no effective treatment, said Copes.
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Ascendance says it is working to cure cancer, herpes, HIV, and aging.
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In the meantime, scientists are looking for a cure for the disease.
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Email, too, was once seen as a cure — for using the telephone.
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Finding a cure for climate change just got a lot less likely.
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Simply to spread the word about what could cure other peoples' breakouts.
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There's also no cure for Parkinson's, nor is there a standard treatment.
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"The cancer gig, of course, we gotta find a cure," he said.
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And did Holder also cure Obama of his old mom-jeans habit?
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There's currently not a cure for muscular dystrophy, the Mayo Clinic said.
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To "invent a miracle that will cure the world" of plastic bottles.
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You know the cure is in my mind, I can do this.
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Fortunately, "we can cure most of these [EBV-cancer] patients," Cohen says.
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Hemlocks have no natural resistance to HWA, and there is no cure.
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Rosie thought that Streisand's fame and wealth would have unlocked a cure.
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So, the actual 'cure' for greyscale is to cut it off, lol.
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There is no cure for vulvodynia, but you can treat the symptoms.
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But studies have shown that Vitamin C can't actually cure your cold.
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"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," Taylor said.
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Posting on Facebook can't exactly cure cancer, but it might actually help.
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Mark Zuckerberg wants to cure all disease before the 22nd century begins.
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Not even the best spiritual healers could 'cure' Amina of being gay.
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While it can be treated, there is no available cure, GSK said.
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You know what they say, the best cure for trauma: hit records!
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And yet, people think of it as a cure all, she added.
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"It's not a cure," she said, "but it's certainly a significant improvement."
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His chief cure for this disease of identity politics is the nation.
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The goal is to find a treatment and a cure for CMT.
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There's no cure, but with the vaccine, we can stop this disease.
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" Jamie Dantzscher "There is no therapy, no cure for monsters like you.
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Nothing will completely "cure" motion sickness, but these meds can reduce symptoms.
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There is no cure due to lack of research in that arena.
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Hopefully, this experiment will bring us closer to a cure for MRSA.
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Astro: It's easy to get [The Smiths] and [The Cure] mixed up.
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It was made as a tongue-in-cheek insomnia cure, by Calm.
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I wish there was a cure for my disease but there's not.
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Instead, Parker's institution wants them to work together to find the cure.
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"This shows that in vivo genome editing can cure disease," Wang said.
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All you really can do is hope and pray for a cure.
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But, as in other countries, pseudoscientific attempts to "cure" gay people persist.
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These aren't alternatives to therapy and they won't cure you of anything.
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For decades, gene therapies have been touted as a cure for everything.
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This is how we're going to cure the next form of diseases.
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He also dismissed claims that cupping can cure cancer or shrink tumors.
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Only a small percentage of the drugs are used to cure illnesses.
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Hear us out on this genius holiday cure-all: Jell-O shots.
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There is no cure or significant treatment for Alzheimer's, in any form.
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"We know that there is no cure for a hangover," Williams says.
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Research is the only thing that will lead us to a cure.
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Bellacures Canna Cure Manicure ($50) and Pedicure ($55), available at multiple locations.
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What scientists are searching for There is still no cure for autism.
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BANJUL (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The president had found a cure for AIDS.
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Cheese fries are the cure for even the most broken of relationships.
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There's no known cure, and there's no understanding of why it happens.
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James would later call her "mental disease" but failed to cure it.
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So just giving someone a fecal microbiome transplant wouldn't be a cure.
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But other evidence suggests an even greater disease that dragonglass might cure.
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It soon becomes clear that the miracle cure carries devastating side effects.
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Apple cider vinegar has been touted as a cure-all for decades.
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Not only that, but the diet isn't proven to cure yeast infections.
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"Warts are caused by a virus, so there's no cure," Jihn explains.
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More than a cure for this constant pain, I just need answers.
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This classic hair of the dog hangover cure is an old favorite.
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Proceeds from the event go toward finding a cure for pediatric cancer.
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Burkart has since made it his mission to help find a cure.
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My dream is to find a way to cure my brother's eyes.
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Tech workers take, on average, eight sick days to cure their hangovers.
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Upstate, it seems, is the only way to cure her self-absorption.
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However, thanks to Quebec, Canada has its very own hangover cure: poutine.
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Contest proceeds support the Foundation's mission to treat and cure pediatric cancer.
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"We need a cure so Cindy can live a normal teenager's life."
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"Look, whatever we draft it is not a cure-all," said Norachit.
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Is the stock price more important than inventing the next miracle cure?
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From the book THE BREAKTHROUGH: Immunotherapy and the Race to Cure Cancer.
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Researchers found that while having savings helped, it wasn't a cure-all.
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That made me think: yeah, I need to cure myself from that.
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Some tobacco growers have started using bamboo to cure the golden leaf.
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"My new single 'The Cure' is available on iTunes now," she announced.
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It affects everyone differently, has no cure, and can affect every organ.
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"Would you kill a baby if it would cure cancer?" he asks.
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Trust us: Weed is not a cure-all for everyone and everything.
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The procedure failed to cure him, but it did have unintended consequences.
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They may send us the Encyclopedia Galactica or a cure for cancer!
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The earlier a tumour is spotted, the easier it is to cure.
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"Unfortunately [antidepressants are] not perfect, and they don't cure depression," McIntyre says.
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Read more: The only things that actually cure baldness, according to science
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They have also discovered that points systems do not completely cure xenophobia.
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The other big risk is the cure becoming worse than the disease.
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The medicine is being exploited, misused, and sold as a cure all.
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Here, an ounce of prevention is truly worth ten pounds of cure.
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But taken as a whole, the legislation offers more contradiction than cure.
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For some, we tried to cure the disease using bone-marrow transplantation.
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It will cure critics, of necessity, of some of our worst habits.
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Unfortunately, nothing other than time is going to "cure" your hangover completely.
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Or how would a therapist, human or artificial, initiate a talking cure?
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He receives funding from the Cure Parkinson's Trust and the Alzheimer's Society.
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Stifling speech is no cure for a rot deep inside South Korea.
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Putting out a fire is not a cure for causes of fires.
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The cure is neither to destroy the machines, nor to love them.
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Amazon's ad is the not the cure to present acts of hostility.
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It's not a cure-all, but kindness is in short supply nowadays.
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This was back when "fresh air" was considered the universal cure-all.
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Some scientists are searching for an antidote, but there's really no cure.
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Solar desalination is a tantalizing cure-all to Earth's fresh-water woes.
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If you've been feeling unfocused lately, this will be the cure, Sagittarius.
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The checkpoint inhibitors didn't cure any of the cancer on their own.
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Because sometimes the cure for depression is what causes the flavor perversion.
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All the espresso in the world wouldn't help cure that broken heart.
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So what better time to discover a new and tasty hangover cure?
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There is no cure (save for time, which we'll get to later).
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Justin Severino of Cure and Morcilla in Pittsburgh is a charcuterie master.
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Yoga and prayer might be comforting, but it's certainly not the cure.
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Menudo has long been a trusted cure for hangovers in Mexican culture.
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And, as of a few weeks ago, he seeks to cure himself.
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We've all been there, and it's nothing a few rinses shouldn't cure.
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The bottom line: The deal died, but that didn't cure the headaches.
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It's a terrible brain disease with no cure and no good treatment.
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Maiya was diagnosed with alopecia totalis, an autoimmune disease with no cure.
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The cure for that is bringing jobs and resources to impoverished neighborhoods.
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In America, we think we'll find a cure for all of this.
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But if you lock down the economy, you don't cure the disease.
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I mean, it would be amazing to find the cure for cancer.
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The good news is that C.H.S. has a pretty simple cure: abstinence.
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Ricardo Rosselló's resignation is far from a cure to the Island's afflictions.
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"I would rather find a cure than win the lottery," he says.
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Many people claim that the Bloody Mary is the ultimate hangover cure.
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German doctors used to prescribe walking – spazieren – as a cure for melancholy.
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"We can't cure you and your time is short," they told him.
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She began seeing a Catholic psychologist who was to "cure" her homosexuality.
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We have been assured that relatively modest adjustments would cure these shortfalls.
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But researchers say they see a path opening to a possible cure.
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You can see the appeal: if only psychiatrists could cure one's neighbors.
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The region is home to a solid hangover cure: te de poléo.
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As Mr. Mulvaney sees it, the cure for crumbling bridges is deregulation.
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But a blanket pardon is the wrong cure for the wrong disease.
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Facebook has also banned ads for products claiming to cure the coronavirus.
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Tuberculosis specialists are eager to find safe, effective shortcuts to cure patients.
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There is no proven cure or prevention for the disease COVID-19.
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There is no proven cure or prevention for the disease COVID-19.
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Is this cure — even for a short while — worse than the disease?
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That experience didn't cure him of his tendency to stretch the truth.
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To be fair, a chronological timeline isn't a cure-all for Twitter.
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Hold your applause; smoking is not the new cure for low iron.
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She vowed then to become a doctor and to find a cure.
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Frederick Douglass watched, and looked for a cure, an end to suffering.
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Trending up: Facebook is banning ads that promise to cure the coronavirus.
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Maybe someone has a pill that is going to cure this hysteria.
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It is, she assures me, the perfect cure for this bleak afternoon.
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The best suicide prevention is to cure and guide, not to sterilize.
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It's kind of like this cure-all show that fills my life.
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In this sense, the Aspen Institute is both political poison and cure.
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All this when they knew a simple penicillin shot would cure them.
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We can cure deadly diseases and we've put men on the moon.
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The contest supports the Foundation's mission to treat and cure pediatric cancer.
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"I've got a cure for mental health issue," Bannon wrote to Boyle.
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Nor are these pods some magical cure-all to our national affliction.
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"Our job is to cure patients, not comfort them," one colleague chastises.
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Sometimes a little poison can be good to cure the broader disease.
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Hopefully, a trip back home to Oakland will cure the Raiders woes.
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MYTH: The carnivore diet can cure health woes like fatigue and obesity.
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His Jewish family's chicken soup, "designed to cure all aliments," he said.
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While not a cure, it can improve eyesight substantially, according to researchers.
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This "bulk gerrymandering" practice is easy to detect, and easy to cure.
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It was understandably seen as the first step to an HIV cure.
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Guinness is not going to build muscle or cure you of influenza.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Moncler offers a costly cure for Kering's Gucci addiction.
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Their charge is to clothe, feed and cure people in dire straits.
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But arguing that those habits can cure disorders like PCOS is murky.
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If you have preeclampsia, the only cure is delivery of your baby.
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However, as a patient, all I want is to find a cure.
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Even this regime, however, has a cure rate of only 25-50%.
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I did not get into these studies to try to cure cancer.
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Thousands of Americans are living with ALS — each hoping for a cure.
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"There is really no cure yet for Alzheimer's," Dr. Trumble told me.
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There is a cure, but it must be decisive, concerted, and soon.
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That you cure homelessness by shipping your homeless to other people's cities.
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In many cases, great scientific minds can't crack a cause or cure.
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I was a small piece in the search to find a cure.
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Here are answers to key questions about the search for a cure.
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How could she let that happen when everyone else found the cure?
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"Patients have the potential to improve or cure their disease," Brandman said.
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Check out the gallery -- plenty of green to cure your Monday blues.
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Read This Next: Some Yale Students Say They Can Cure Your Hangover
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Can you help us, we're just trying to help cure muscular dystrophy?
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So in its own way, A Cure for Wellness is an accomplishment.
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In place of wellness, A Cure for Wellness offers weirdness and discomfort.
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Even so, if the media is to be believed, stem cells have the potential to cure baldness, restore eyesight, and cure creaky joints, not to mention putting an end to different types of cancer, diabetes, and heart failure.
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Black salve is not the only fake cancer cure to proliferate online: In 2017, BuzzFeed News wrote about a bogus cure made of apricot seeds that had nearly died out in the 1970s and was having a revival online.
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While Cruel Noise keeps the pressure up with the high quality and wide array of genres that made Mind Cure such a standout, it puts its fist into your wallet with a more hardcore punk focus than Mind Cure.
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And what's interesting about his relationship with them is that they tried to find a cure for AIDS and give him what they believed was the cure for AIDS, which was this experimental drug from Kenya known as Kemron.
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Her story has been documented over the years on her mother's popular blog Inchstones and through her work with the Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy (CURE), which raises funds for research into a cure for the devastating illness.
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It's debatable whether chemotherapy at that point improves overall cure rates for children.
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This miraculous cure-all is a hallucinogen that attaches itself to rubber trees.
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And the government has been pledging to cure cancer since the Nixon administration.
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There is no vaccine for the Zika virus, and no cure for microcephaly.
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There is currently no cure for the disease, which affects 5 million Americans.
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A giant, an inspiration, a man of peace, a warrior for the cure.
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Counting sheep may have worked to cure insomnia when you were a kid.
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It's just a "delivery mechanism for knowledge" to cure a disease or sickness.
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"We must continue research in CF in order to ultimately find a cure."
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What if you could cure all your health problems in just 27 days?
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What if you could cure all your health problems in just 7 days?
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Rest is recommended to treat it, but the only real cure is delivery.
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You can't officially cure the condition, but Iker says there are treatment options.
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Donations will go to the Cure Sanfilippo Foundation, which funds Carter's clinical trial.
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I don't feel it's something I should or could find a cure for.
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Psychologists and psychiatrists have been searching for a cure for pedophilia for decades.
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"Midol Complete is by far, for real the best hangover cure," Sandoval says.
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In lieu of a medical cure, friendship has sprung up in its place.
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Untreated, typhus fever can become life-threatening, though antibiotics provide a common cure.
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"Chicken soup is everyone's favorite, but it's not a miracle cure," Abramson said.
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There's no known cure or effective treatment to slow or stop its progression.
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So if things go wrong, we can actually manipulate them and cure people.
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When Chanel #5 uses her medical skills to actually cure someone's illness (Munsch's).
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"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," he says quietly.
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"Obviously, it's not going to cure every illness in the world," Craker said.
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Despite incredible advances in biomedicine, a true cure for HIV has remained elusive.
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If the ultimate innovation happens — "the cure" — then doctors will be needed less.
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But for a little grace, there may be a cure for her yet.
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" Similarly, as he argued on Twitter, there's no cure for being an "asshole.
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Cure the eggs: Bring a medium saucepan of salted water to a boil.
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I've seen Major Lazer, The Cure, and lots of bands on that stage.
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So Ryan, I guess how do we cure this disease at this point?
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There's no known cure, and it can only be diagnosed through an autopsy.
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There's no cure, but treatment can include hormone therapy or surgery, Chavez says.
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Good-paying jobs are the single best cure for Midwest workers' economic anxieties.
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There are no other medical options available for my dad for a cure.
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If you can operate a frying pan, you can make this hangover cure.
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Ms. Marchant's aim in "Cure" is to expose the absurdity of this dichotomy.
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Judicial review, the report said, could not cure the infirmities of forensic science.
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Criticize me for opening a charity to try and help find a cure?
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This city is always either developing a hangover or trying to cure one.
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The complexity of seeking a cure for cancer has vexed researchers for decades.
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This will help us fund research for a treatment and ultimately a cure.
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There is no cure for Guinea worm, no vaccine to guard against it.
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I was happy I got to cure my curiosity by going into Berzelius.
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"These guys are getting these complexes like they can cure people," he says.
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Maybe engagements are a cure-all for the morass that is 2018 politics.
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An axiom of TCM is that good doctors cure diseases before they appear.
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While there are treatment options for metastatic breast cancer, there is no cure.
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Because nothing helps cure disappointment quite like French fries and grease, animal style.
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Alt-rockers the Cure were named alongside fellow '80s stadium fillers Def Leppard.
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Explain what you mean by "dirt cure" in the title of your book.
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A successful edit won't completely cure him, but should prevent any further progression.
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But the new scheme is more than just a cure for involuntary bumping.
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Target's latest furniture collaboration is the super-colorful cure for your wintertime blues.
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Yet the Ganges is likelier to add to the ailments than cure them.
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Plan camping trips, hikes, and quick jaunts to cure any bouts of wanderlust!
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He also claimed to be able to cure HIV with his bare hands.
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Often, education is touted as the cure-all for social malaises and inequalities.
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If I'm not blowing my nose halfway through then the cure isn't working!
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We could have lost the next kid who had a cure for cancer.
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I guess what I'm saying is, the only cure for February is Netflix.
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Kursonis says he is hopeful there will be a cure in his lifetime.
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There is no cure and, importantly in changing long-term habits, no vaccine.
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"No one sleep therapy is a cure for all," Pase said by email.
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And there is no cure so these are the women in most need.
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There is no cure for the disease, which most often affects young boys.
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"They have real power beaming out of them that can cure the sick."
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Finding a safe, affordable and scalable cure for HIV is a formidable challenge.
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Monetary stimulus is meant to be economic Viagra administered to cure flaccid performance.
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If all that sounds too pricey, prevention may be better than a cure.
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Is there any more tantalizing headline than "Scientists Discover a Cure for Cancer"?
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"We might finally be able to cure mental illness, for example," Marcus adds.
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There's no cure for the disease, and it is often fatal for kids.
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But is it the miracle, cure-all ingredient Williams claims it to be?
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I tried the face masks, the teeth whitening treatments, and the hangover cure.
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There's no cure for being turned into glass, but there are tender ministrations.
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Adapted from the book THE BREAKTHROUGH: Immunotherapy and the Race to Cure Cancer.
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She tells him something Susan never did: She's is close to a cure.
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The only person who can figure out a cure, Susan says, is Cosima.
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However, others were skeptical there was anything to cure in the first place.
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"I have a rare form of leukemia, no cure or remission," reads one.
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There's no known cure, although there are medications to slow the condition's progress.
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The cure for getting rid of faulty parts is more repair, not less.
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There is no cure and, importantly in changing long-term habits, no vaccine.
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The truth is, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
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But, like every new age "cure-all," wheatgrass' supposed benefits are far-ranging.
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This is about going beyond addressing the symptoms and, instead, creating a cure.
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He believes bee stings can relieve pain and cure illnesses such as rheumatism.
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"It was like a cure for me," the former mechanical engineering student said.
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Supporters want funding aimed more at finding a cure, rather than preventive treatments.
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This new framework isn't meant to be a cure-all for climate change.
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If this were a disease, most of us would be demanding a cure.
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Still, medication for ADHD does not constitute, in most cases, a complete 'cure.
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Microcephaly is a lifelong condition with no known cure, the CDC website said.
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Did I cure my hangover or just trick myself into thinking I did?
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If you google "panic attack cure," you get more than 1.5 million results.
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And he believes with time, Tanzania will build itself a cure for malaria.
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Hypnotherapy didn't cure me, but it made me understand myself a lot more.
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They say: "Avalon AI accelerates the development of a cure for neurodegenerative diseases."
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Production on "Maze Runner: The Death Cure" has been postponed while Dylan recovers.
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The disease affects approximately 100 children worldwide and there is currently no cure.
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But if you're a child molester, there's no cure, they can't stop you.
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Finding a cure is becoming critical as this supply-and-demand quandary escalates.
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Vice President Joe Biden is confident about the new mission to cure cancer.
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There are currently a range of treatments to improve symptoms but no cure.
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In the original, a piece called Unrest Cure, the war is on Jews.
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Even with all their arts, I am beyond any cure but the grave.
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Although there's no cure for endometriosis, your doctor can help manage the symptoms.
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But the cure will be hard to stomach for both left and right.
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Despite decades of research, we still do not have a cure or vaccine.
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" Mr Breyer's "problem is the criminal law as the weapon to cure it.
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Scientists still haven't developed a cure for the common cold, but who cares?
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It also does not sound like a cure for what ails the nation.
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If we can slow down progression in those people, it's virtually a cure.
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But not even the ingenuity of immunotherapy will cure cancer for everyone, forever.
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But it also gave urgency to its two main themes—prevention and cure.
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SB: That's a bold claim that you're making that you can cure diabetes.
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Someone I know posts on Facebook about essential oils that can cure cancer.
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Others believe that sex with women with albinism can cure HIV and AIDS.
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We set a goal: can we cure all diseases in our children's lifetime?
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The idea is to cure the government of one of its principal vices.
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Economists like to say the best cure for high prices is, high prices.
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I hope the vote will be the cure for the Harry Reid problem.
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Unfortunately, at that point, the most common "cure" for these diseases was a
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Racial fluidity, he says, can't cure America of its original sin of racism.
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Hey, if I live another twenty-three years, maybe they'll discover a cure!
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It means that by operating alone you won't cure that person of cancer.
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" Another one posted: "F*** Alek Minassian, killing people does not cure Inceldom. Fact.
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This is scary stuff that's tough to cure if a rat bites you.
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If there was a complete cure for your condition, would you take it?
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Like certain types of trees, most trees now—they rot before they cure.
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They've recently paid $80,000 for hepatitis C cure therapy for another condemned man.
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Technology, as we learn time and again, is no cure for human nature.
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In today's new race for a cure, there are three leading vaccine candidates.
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While these devices can improve hearing, none of them can cure hearing loss.
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Nevertheless, it is important to acknowledge that pharmaceuticals save lives and cure disease.
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In the end, even Kate Bush's counsel wasn't enough to cure my burnout.
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But the injectable that was meant to cure him had made him deaf.
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Each had tried, in his own way, to cure himself of his country.
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Well into the 20th century, outdoor nudity was thought to cure respiratory illnesses.
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National go-it-alone policies, however, are not the cure to this problem.
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We're not going to cure cancer, we're not going to save the world.
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Many in the West see wood energy as a cure for this problem.
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There is no easy way to grieve, and no simple cure for fear.
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I had Pearl Thompson, formerly of The Cure, played on a couple joints.
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All we're trying to do is remove the misrepresentations and cure the omissions.
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This is a very surgical case meant to cure a bad business practice.
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I really love this Cure album and Keith Haring was OK, I guess.
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If you're a child molester, a sick puppy, there's no cure for that.
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Deliberate "challenges" are rare in testing vaccines for diseases that have no cure.
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What company will make everyone's life easier, connect the world and cure disease?
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There is no cure for Alzheimer's yet and the next steps are critical.
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Vast quantities of wood are burned to cure tobacco leaves, contributing to deforestation.
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He says this is not an explanation, nor the cure for bipolar disorder.
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Medication can help reduce the tics, but there's no absolute cure for Tourette.
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It was delicious, but one bite was enough to cure any sweet tooth.
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Everybody wanted to hang out with us like the Cure, Joe Strummer, Bowie.
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No cause has been identified, no formal diagnosis established and no cure developed.
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The cure for this plague is as simple as two words: Designer. Sales.
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She's taken to a hospital and examined in hopes of finding a cure.
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She also says the only cure for certain, significant trauma may be meds.
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Emotional eating isn't the cure for cancer, but it's also not cancer itself.
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Read This Next: A Million Ways I Tried to Cure My Chronic Migraine
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One pharmaceutical company may be heading toward a cure for sickle cell disease.
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As we grow closer to the cause, we grow closer to the cure.
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"The cure for boredom is curiosity," said writer and great wit Dorothy Parker.
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A cure, that is, other than having your uterus and ovaries yanked out.
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Humans are dying and there is no cure for this disease, only prevention.
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Unity is something that's going to cure a battered mentality in this country.
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However, early research into Kaletra's effectiveness as a coronavirus cure have been disappointing.
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"The only cure for this is promise implementation," it said in a statement.
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They say they just want to help find a cure for Lyme disease.
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But that doesn't mean you can cure MCS by treating the depression, necessarily.
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The most recent release, "Maze Runner: The Death Cure," came out last month.
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Smith has Hashimoto's disease, which damages the thyroid and currently has no cure.
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Los Angeles-based artist Dr. Fresch is here to cure your boredom blues.
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In the movie's zombie-ravaged Ireland, a mostly effective cure has been found.
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Again, the life hackers apparently have a cure: Microwave the roll of tape.
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Recipe of the day: This hearty garlic soup will cure what ails you.
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For the pre-existing condition of British opacity, there really is no cure.
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It comes out of nowhere, there's no cure, it erases everything about you.
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Scientists hope the findings will lay an early foundation for a quick cure.
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THE BREAKTHROUGH Immunotherapy and the Race to Cure Cancer By Charles Graeber Illustrated.
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And the cure for your malaise may be to just use Facebook more.
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It does not yet amount to a cure, and the treatment is imperfect.
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"Trump kept saying it was basically pretty much a cure," the woman said.
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"Trump kept saying it was basically pretty much a cure," the woman said.
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"It's not a cure-all, and it's no layup, for sure," he said.
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The failures left scientists wondering whether Mr. Brown's cure would remain a fluke.
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The finding is expected to help researchers develop a Zika vaccine or cure.
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For many patients, though, even the best available therapies are not a cure.
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He found his own cure, and it just happened to be robbing banks.
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This, in turn, may be of use when developing a vaccine or cure.
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Amazon's attempt would not be the first one to cure a common cold.
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Lucius and Margarete will try, in their very different ways, to cure him.
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Chloroquine, introduced after World War II, was the miracle cure of its day.
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Experts are cautiously optimistic that the next "miracle cure" will be available soon.
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A tax break in China may offer some relief, but it's no cure.
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"We cannot let the cure be worse than the problem itself," Trump wrote.
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As a kind of cure, she exhumed — figuratively and actually — her mother's body.
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E.M.) and Brit Pop (the Cure, the Smiths), which were not Kevin's thing.
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"We cannot let the cure be worse than the problem itself," he wrote.
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"WE CANNOT LET THE CURE BE WORSE THAN THE PROBLEM ITSELF," Trump tweeted.
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Tim Tebow has the cure for those coronavirus blues -- THREE INSANELY ADORABLE PUPPIES!!!!
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Can I pour the cure into a hot bath after my bridge game?
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"Therapies are sort of another word for cure," he said, conflating the two.
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Still, Mr. Trump's endorsements have not been a political cure-all for Republicans.
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Amazon isn't the only organization throwing resources into a cure for the cold.
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The idea: These stories will help cure Raghav of feeling like a failure.
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As is often the case, the diagnosis is much easier than the cure.
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