The discomfort of the banlieues is also discomfort about memory.
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And I would suggest there's a difference between productive discomfort and not productive discomfort.
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Who thinks our discomfort, our squeamishness, fear and discomfort around matters sexual is funny.
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It trains people to notice the discomfort that prompts their habits, select another behavior to use until the discomfort passes, and change their surroundings to lessen their discomfort.
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Clinton's mistake has been to treat discomfort with money in politics as discomfort with her.
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In Wishful Drinking and Shockaholic, she turns discomfort into humor, but here, she turns humor into discomfort.
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" This becomes a slightly melodramatic tic: "a heave of discomfort"; "a singe of clumsy fear"; "a slant of accusation"; "the dredge of discomfort.
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Heart attack symptoms include chest discomfort, discomfort in upper body areas like arms, the neck and the jaw, shortness of breath and cold sweats, nausea and lightheadedness.
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It would seem that your husband would, if he considered it, concede that the discomfort of having to get up is less than the discomfort of smelling … cats.
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"Children may not know how to communicate discomfort of any sort, such as visual discomfort or motion sickness, so you don't want prolonged exposure on screen," she said.
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"Trainees will experience discomfort, but we don't grow unless we work through our discomfort," said Susan L. Rosenthal, a co-author who is a professor of medical psychology at Columbia.
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" He added, "Worry and discomfort won't affect my decisions.
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A small discomfort — but still one to lean into.
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" And he was received, he recalled, with "curious discomfort.
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Streaming The artist and filmmaker David Lynch has an uncanny ability to create work that doesn't just evoke dread and discomfort — it can make a viewer actually feel that dread and discomfort.
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But would you rather avoid a little bit of discomfort now that sets your child up for a lifetime of potential discomfort and bad relationships and unrealistic portrayals or views on sex?
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"When you have discomfort, do you let discomfort stand in the way of doing what you think is the right thing?" he said, about this final choice he faced as head of management.
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Women are socialized not to cause that sort of discomfort.
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Her discomfort with the neighborhood is not unique, she said.
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Recent experiments suggest that I'm not alone in my discomfort.
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Her voice was kind, and her face reflected great discomfort.
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Stringer kept any symptoms of malaise or discomfort to herself.
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He has some discomfort at times but handling it well.
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"Hemorrhoids can lead to discomfort, pain, and bleeding," Driver says.
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Sensation is enhanced and tension, dryness, and discomfort are decreased.
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Junk food is out, and overeating now causes physical discomfort.
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The discomfort may be physical, emotional or intellectual — My ankle!
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It is pushing through discomfort, weakness, fear, sadness and doubt.
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She simply attributed the discomfort to dryness and old age.
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CLINTON "Discomfort: Experiments in Furniture, Function and Form," group exhibition.
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He pinked and burned, and began to trumpet with discomfort.
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If you're having ear pain or discomfort, contact a professional.
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Many pet owners don't recognize their pet is experiencing discomfort.
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In between these four surgeries, Kennedy lived in tremendous discomfort.
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It was more of discomfort and a bit of violation.
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And, seemingly, Amma's budding discomfort of perpetuating Wind Gap's myths.
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The light pain passes quickly, but my discomfort does not.
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And then she proceeds to lampshade a litany of discomfort.
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The intensity of the discomfort might be a hopeful sign.
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Mental uneasiness is by far the worst type of discomfort.
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Shaw could move, but felt discomfort underneath his bulletproof vest.
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Despite the discomfort she has to endure, Mariangela feels lucky.
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Today brings some discomfort; you need to face your fears.
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It's a combination of anger, desire, feeling threatened, protectiveness, discomfort.
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Batting against him is typically an exercise in physical discomfort.
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"This [could result] in a generalized body discomfort," she says.
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He obviously was in a lot of pain and discomfort.
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And the discomfort is accompanied by changes in brain oxygenation.
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I never intended to cause any embarrassment, discomfort or pain.
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It's all about the discomfort of certain points of view.
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He referred to this project as the Southern Discomfort Tour.
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Alito at times also suggested discomfort with the record below.
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And high load factors mean a fair amount of discomfort.
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Doing it at home offered some respite from the discomfort.
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People pay hundreds of thousands for this degree of discomfort?
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Those who can hear it usually feel discomfort and nausea.
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The extreme eye discomfort often triggered double vision and migraines.
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It's only going to bring you a sense of discomfort.
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Psychologists often talk about the supposed benefits of embracing discomfort.
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Free expression in a society brings risks and causes discomfort.
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McCullers has battled back discomfort and arm fatigue this season.
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They can also cause a mess and discomfort for humans.
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After that, a powerful feeling of discomfort descended upon him.
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Pirates RHP Neftali Feliz (arm discomfort) left Saturday's game. 2.
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Men often complain of discomfort, diminished sensation and poor fit.
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And I felt queasy discomfort whenever I came upon it.
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The Classical Music Insecurity Complex is a barrier of discomfort.
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But let's not medicalize everyday stress and discomfort as burnout.
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Then again, this a play about discomfort and unnatural acts.
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But she could not shake her discomfort with the messenger.
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Discomfort is great for comedy, of course; it adds intensity.
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Western populists have surfaced that discomfort and given it voice.
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Perhaps most auspiciously, Woods exhibited no signs of physical discomfort.
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Maybe this moment of discomfort in my home was inevitable.
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This can cause pain or discomfort in your lower back.
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But many parents are frequently the source of much discomfort.
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And they trigger discomfort — if not outrage — to this day.
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Occasionally, said her grandmother, Ordeen Broomes, she wailed with discomfort.
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I believe that much of their discomfort comes from fear.
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The reason being, we find the discomfort of others funny.
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The prospect of more color seemed to create physical discomfort.
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In this conversation, I wanted Booker to risk my discomfort.
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I could see my own discomfort mirrored in his face.
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Young people need to be confronted with discomfort, Crumpler said.
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But she also savors it; your discomfort confirms her strength.
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It appears that first world discomfort is a learned behavior.
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And that is how I handle any discomfort, any pain.
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He had answers at the ready and exhibited zero discomfort.
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These execs understand that discomfort comes with change and learning.
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Though Facebook hasn't expressed discomfort at monetizing all this stuff.
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Not many people want to do anything that involves discomfort.
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As is the memory of the discomfort from the ramen.
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Republicans are less so, with some publicly signaling their discomfort.
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They are met with discomfort when they talk about sex.
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So they try and find ways of validating that discomfort.
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This view conflates criticism with prosecution and discomfort with oppression.
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On top of that, when you require us to either prove our identity or force us into segregated spaces to relieve your own discomfort—or the imagined discomfort of others—you erase our humanity.
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"It's a broad term that could refer to social dysphoria, discomfort in how one is being perceived, or physical dysphoria, discomfort in one's body," says Eli Erlick, director of Trans Student Educational Resources (TSER).
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But this response doesn't seem to account for the added discomfort trauma victims may feel, despite the fact that many hold that the goal of trigger warnings is to help them mitigate or navigate discomfort.
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The main signs of a heart attack are opressive discomfort or heaviness in the center of the chest, paired with discomfort in the neck, throat, jaw, and the left side of the chest or arm.
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For example, you can learn to distinguish between distress and discomfort.
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Her breast discomfort did not subside, so she went back again.
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He has left leg discomfort and was replaced by Matt Joyce.
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It's also about discomfort with a seemingly atypical display of masculinity.
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It's around here that her visible discomfort starts to give way.
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According to Myers, the second step involves moving toward your discomfort.
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We're impressed with her maturity given the situation's potential for discomfort.
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Is part of your body calling out in pain or discomfort?
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"Even the child has expressed discomfort with this behavior," Mayefsky said.
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GOING to the theatre can feel like an exercise in discomfort.
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The decision was driven by discomfort with Uber's obviously toxic culture.
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CLINTON "Discomfort: Experiments in Furniture, Function and Form," a group exhibition.
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" Cuoco, in discomfort, asked Flory, "What are you doing to me.
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"Her hooves were also overgrown and causing discomfort," said the ARL.
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We remain a society with great discomfort about women with power.
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But do the effects of not peeing linger beyond temporary discomfort?
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I'm not going to miss that discomfort, and it's a lot.
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He began feeling discomfort after his errant throw to first base.
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But he was reassured by the therapists, and the discomfort passed.
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That causes a fair bit of discomfort in people, he said.
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On Wednesday Biden released a video acknowledging the discomfort he caused.
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I think that speaks to a certain level of discomfort still.
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I never do any poses that cause him harm or discomfort.
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He then hugs her as a congratulations, much to Kara's discomfort.
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No one considers their health or discomfort, no one accommodates them.
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And Celeste's visible discomfort is pretty true to life as well.
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Taryn also had some scar tissue, which added to the discomfort.
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That discomfort turned to anger as the documents started to arrive.
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But introduce any embarrassment or social discomfort, and suddenly I'm cringing.
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"Some people compartmentalize discomfort or don't lean into it," he said.
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One in five Americans in retirement report financial discomfort, Gallup found.
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This is how many outsiders view Israelis, often with considerable discomfort.
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But if the discomfort returns, he could have season-ending surgery.
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And don't worry about confusing flu symptoms with general pregnancy discomfort.
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This may make the difference between economic discomfort, and outright catastrophe.
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"But kids often view that as dismissive, or discomfort," she says.
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I do have stomach discomfort when i drink it too fast.
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There's some discomfort, but she doesn't violently react to food anymore.
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Over time, I realized it was more than a little discomfort.
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In Algeria, for example, the hard-liners' discomfort is subtly palpable.
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The lines, the hassle, the sheer discomfort of living back there.
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As for me, despite not infrequent discomfort, I'm doing pretty well.
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While failing feels bad, you're resilient enough to handle the discomfort.
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Besides, discomfort is always helpful for art, as the cliché goes.
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Bouts of internal madness and discomfort have no one specific cure.
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Sheryl makes it very clear how we all grow through discomfort.
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It's impossible to get through it without experiencing stress and discomfort.
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Another theme was the growing discomfort with corporate influence over society.
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In subsequent collections, Mr. Oke-Lawal had more to inspire discomfort.
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I immediately sensed a discomfort from the group about my comment.
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" But anything that creates discomfort, she said, "makes officials here nervous.
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Choose the initial discomfort of niksen over the familiarity of busyness.
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Your boss's avoidance of confrontation and discomfort are not your problem.
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Only after becoming a novelist myself did I understand my discomfort.
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The conversations are uncomfortable, and the discomfort is also an improvement.
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He said later that he had felt the discomfort running home.
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Mr. Sanders's discomfort occurred at a campaign event on Tuesday night.
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Your discomfort will be temporary — gone as soon as you're resettled.
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"Resources are more important that personal feelings of discomfort," Fowlkes said.
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It spares them some discomfort, and the side effects are negligible.
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It is easier to put up with discomfort than cause waves.
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It's a shame then that their discomfort was not explored more.
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Gastrointestinal symptoms such as loose stools and abdominal discomfort are common.
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I might have spoken of discomfort or fear but I didn't.
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I hope these queries make the level of my discomfort understandable.
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What is your comfort level, or discomfort, regarding shared bathroom facilities?
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Her difficulty and discomfort getting up and down are viscerally obvious.
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Diversity often provokes discomfort, conflict and more challenging interactions, she acknowledged.
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He cried constantly, probably from pain and discomfort, Ms. Espíndola said.
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She bought a desk fan and attempted to ignore her discomfort.
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Effective treatments are available to stop the discomfort of menopause symptoms.
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The issue was Tim Cook's discomfort with the show's graphic content.
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Refusal could lead to "ecclesiastical penalties," a phrase conjuring eternal discomfort.
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"That's creating some discomfort," said one senior trader in Sao Paulo.
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Mr. Seckel said he watches for signs of discomfort or pain.
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He coyly smiled when asked if the discomfort existed before then.
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Do you have any discomfort about working with brands from that?
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Beyond significant patient discomfort, risks include bleeding, infection and uterine perforation.
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Hardware costs, technical issues and reports of user discomfort remain challenges.
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Garcia also has experienced discomfort in his right middle finger recently.
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We hid our discomfort in talk of the economy and politics.
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Why should I cause needless discomfort to them and to myself?
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Mitt Romney of Utah, for instance, expressed discomfort with the transcript.
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Easier said than done, but temporary discomfort is better than regret!
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You're stirred to action, to discomfort, to see and be seen.
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And I apologize if some of our questions caused you discomfort.
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But the report opposes making entire campuses "safe spaces" from discomfort.
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That coincided with when he began feeling discomfort in his hip.
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He stopped requesting her after she expressed her discomfort, she said.
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Let's engage this blindness and ask why we may experience discomfort.
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Pain or discomfort leads to a doctor's evaluation and medical imaging.
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Others prominent Republicans were outspoken in their discomfort, without naming Trump.
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" Their answers to pollsters, he writes, may "signal their overall skepticism and discomfort with the bill — discomfort that also registers when they're asked other questions about the bill that have nothing to do with their personal finances.
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Cleveland starter Carlos Carrasco left after four innings with left knee discomfort.
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He went for an MRI after experiencing forearm discomfort during the outing.
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There's a lot of discomfort but nothing to call in about yet.
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I held myself carefully, looking for any sign of discomfort from Steve.
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Senate Republicans have already express discomfort over the border adjustment tax plan.
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Despite my discomfort, it was clear that this work agreed with me.
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But it is that discomfort that we should embrace to move forward.
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A couple have reached out expressing discomfort about their games' free distribution.
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Yes, he went through a lot of physical discomfort to write it.
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The general discomfort was reflected in the awful optics of the event.
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Still others evinced little sign of discomfort with the winds of change.
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Yet the anthropologist in me is intrigued in spite of my discomfort.
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The discomfort of evangelicals about Black Lives Matter goes beyond specific policies.
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Sure, Grace's hesitation to sleep with a host could stem from discomfort.
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Today it signals delays, discomfort, extra charges and the threat of violence.
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If you automatically associate the word "bra" with discomfort, you're not alone.
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Sexual discomfort, confusion, and insecurity are part of the visceral human experience.
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I still can't wear one for longer than 15 minutes without discomfort.
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After about two hours of discomfort, Watson said she had to leave.
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Be vigilant of when you get too comfortable — and choose discomfort instead.
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"But kids often view that as dismissive or discomfort[ing]," she says.
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" He's said to be "awake and alert, and not in any discomfort.
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Despite being eight months pregnant, Merhawit assured me she felt no discomfort.
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His replacement, Martin Prado, exited with right hamstring discomfort in the seventh.
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Thankfully, Ramin finally discovered an exercise program that has eased her discomfort.
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Her look is a little glazed over, with a slight, subtle discomfort.
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The city manager said 18 people have been treated for respiratory discomfort.
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This will provide just the right amount of pleasure without causing discomfort.
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The expression of these preferences often invites discomfort, scolding, shame, et cetera.
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Ice is another noteworthy option for alleviating the discomfort of mosquito bites.
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"No cases of discomfort or injury have been reported," the company said.
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Whit ordered a salad and, soon after, began experiencing severe stomach discomfort.
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Lindsey Graham also expressed discomfort with Tillerson and his connections to Russia.
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This pain or discomfort may radiate to the jaw, arm or back.
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This can ease the discomfort and possibly hurry along the recovery process.
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Discomfort is normal at first, but pain is a signal to stop.
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The former president is awake and alert, and not in any discomfort.
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Why do so many people purposely seek out the discomfort of saunas?
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They may well hesitate to discomfort powerful clients in good social standing.
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You could match up the ugliness of the clothes to societal discomfort.
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On one hand: a permanent end to years of pain and discomfort.
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A homebody with little appetite for discomfort, Trump was imagining the worst.
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Listening back to the audio recording, I can actually hear his discomfort.
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The best way to kill boredom is to stoke discomfort, after all.
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The record's dissonant, jarring explorations reflect the claustrophobic discomfort that produced them.
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Lester left the game in discomfort, and Carl Edwards Jr. replaced him.
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Neighbouring Pakistan, which claims natural title to Kashmir, has exploited this discomfort.
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Just because you're uncomfortable with my discomfort doesn't mean it isn't happening.
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In these group sessions, doctors acknowledge their discomfort in talking to patients.
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Only five discontinued the interviews out of discomfort when discussing the past.
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It takes mental strength to tolerate discomfort and avoid those tempting shortcuts.
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"There's no discomfort in my elbow regarding the bone spur," Syndergaard said.
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In this case, the discomfort was not just personal but also societal.
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At the same time, standing all day can lead to more discomfort.
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"There's no discomfort in the elbow regarding the bone spur," Syndergaard said.
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"When we initially start, there's always a lot of discomfort," Lash said.
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All I felt was a burst of discomfort, a whiplash of shame.
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" "Most of my discomfort was expressed in me pulling away and mumbling.
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Wheeler complained of arm discomfort after his first rehabilitation start, on Aug.
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The discomfort persisted, so the Mets skipped Matz's scheduled start on Friday.
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He turned Britain's extreme discomfort into political leverage over America's best friend.
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Haeri's book points out the discomfort that many Egyptians feel with fusha .
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That's the discomfort that Söderström is trying to produce in Hotline Miami.
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The perception of discomfort is certainly very different from person to person.
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Once you push past your initial discomfort, you'll be glad you did.
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Despite the discomfort, she says she would definitely choose do it again.
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She could've told him of her discomfort "in the moment," Tyson says.
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Most elected Republicans have expressed discomfort, or even disgust, with Trump's style.
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The challenge is how to cut demand without causing discomfort or inconvenience.
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During that time, she began experiencing discomfort, heart palpitations, and excessive sweating.
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Her photography evokes the beauty and discomfort of empathy, strength, and power.
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"I think there was some discomfort about it at school," she said.
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Do the cumulative insights lead to ways to tolerate discomfort and uncertainty?
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"Anxiety is all about the avoidance of uncertainty and discomfort," Lyons explained.
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Our growing discomfort with our largest social platforms is reflected in polls.
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For starters, it's encouraged by Europeans' general bafflement and discomfort with Trump.
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Leave it to Brady to sum up his and his team's discomfort.
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"The average line cook enjoys a certain level of discomfort," he said.
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He chose his words deliberately and laughed about his discomfort in interviews.
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But another common obstacle, according to survey responses, is discomfort during exercise.
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That's true, but Grace also describes expressing her discomfort in multiple places.
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"Each of these things were pushing people toward discomfort," Mr. Dobe said.
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What she thought were vaginal issues was discomfort from her hip pain.
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We are showing our children what it means to tolerate emotional discomfort.
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But recent divisive comments could cause some discomfort among the world leaders.
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The general way through discomfort for comedians is most often a joke.
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Questions here in Little Rock about Mr. Clinton's behavior brought evident discomfort.
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"Part discomfort & humiliation and part devotion" is how she describes the relationship.
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Their disdain of Trump should prove stronger than their discomfort with Biden.
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What's really crucial about the scene is Serena's palpable discomfort throughout it.
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Dr. Jessen admitted to some discomfort with the program he helped devise.
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Then you do more of it to make that discomfort go away.
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Given your neighborhood's trajectory, however, your wife's discomfort looks to be unceasing.
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We sincerely apologize if this experience made any student feel such discomfort.
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We sympathize with his discomfort, though it hardly excuses what came next.
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In the Loungers, I didn't feel any discomfort and no blisters formed.
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Maybe the discomfort is the story we should be paying attention to.
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It's a powerful story, precisely because it doesn't leave out the discomfort.
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Her discomfort hung around her like a cloud of too-strong perfume.
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It shows people reacting with a mixture of discomfort and shock throughout.
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He suggested that sufferers of Hannelore Kohl syndrome often experience genuine discomfort.
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Extreme physical discomfort was punctuated by extreme gratitude for the technician, Kim.
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If you're not willing to deal with the discomfort, you can't grow.
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Discomfort can be the joyful key that opens up everything for you.
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I think the vice president has acknowledged the discomfort that he's caused.
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I was left with the moral discomfort of failing to report her.
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And with that stress comes aches, pains, and straight-up discomfort. Huzzah.
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I can also relate my discomfort to my work in criminal justice.
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Your comfort with discomfort is proportional to how far you can lead.
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But the only way to make progress is to feel the discomfort.
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New evidence creates inconsistencies in our beliefs and an associated emotional discomfort.
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For the bulk of its five-minute duration, Drake's discomfort is palpable.
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In place of wellness, A Cure for Wellness offers weirdness and discomfort.
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Despite all the discomfort on our end watching this scene unfold — and Marian's obvious discomfort about being the star of this video — it, thankfully, doesn't take much to remove the snake, who didn't make it through the ordeal.
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"The fact is if you put forth a coordinated, unified effort and you show the public that you're willing to talk to the people that have caused you political discomfort — historical levels of political discomfort — you're saying something."
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This can lead to fatigue or worse kinds of discomfort, and also puts limits on developers who need to strive to keep content in a visual sweet spot and a constant focus distance or risk discomfort for their users.
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It's not the physical discomfort of the cold that's getting to him — he deals with plenty of other discomfort over the course of the book — it's his existential despair at winter itself and the apparent deadness of the land.
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So how do you go about it with the least amount of discomfort?
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When the outline for "Ambush" was pitched, they decided to embrace that discomfort.
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Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner: Step up despite the discomfort It's time to talk turkey.
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Darvish was placed on the disabled list June 13 with right shoulder discomfort.
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Instead, doctors must treat lupus symptomatically, and try to relieve pain and discomfort.
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Most cite the discomfort and exclusion they felt in their sexual education classes.
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"There's a lot more discomfort than there was with one," said the star.
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MRI scans revealed that this act of nonconformity caused the participants great discomfort.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell also expressed discomfort with the president's language. Sen.
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Mother's husband won't ever try to assuage her discomfort or ease her fears.
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"The point of this time period is not comfort, it's discomfort," says Etzion.
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However, the capsaicin may keep burning or cause discomfort as it goes down.
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RHP Zach McAllister (right hip discomfort) has been placed on the disabled list.
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It nails the weird discomfort of being in an enclosed space with strangers.
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Skip the beans, as they may cause GI discomfort while on the road.
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Many trans women have gone online to share their discomfort with Jenner's caption.
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In this regard, the jumpiness of stock prices is a source of discomfort.
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He replaced Charlie Morton, who left after one inning due to shoulder discomfort.
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It gives me tremendous discomfort, but also I just don't think it's helpful.
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Chang has long been aesthetically interested in situations of bodily discomfort and duress.
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Indeed, Kennedy was plagued by illnesses and discomfort since he was a child.
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The children were rushed to the hospital after expressing stomach discomfort and nausea.
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Only the faithful can bear the discomfort that is part of value investing.
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Was the nervous laughter aimed at a word that made people feel discomfort?
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And it's only through awareness that and deep discomfort that, that change happens.
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But when the discomfort continued, she realized it was something much more serious.
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But when there's a trans man, there's an additional layer to that discomfort.
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Burke said the discomfort seen on Sage's face in the scene is real.
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The research team wants to understand the root causes of postmenopausal vaginal discomfort.
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So, we all need to get comfortable with discomfort in business — and life.
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Republican Party elected officials did not voice much discomfort with any of this.
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Rather, she writes, she was highly conscious of her new client's apparent discomfort.
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Musgrove was placed on the DL on May 27 with right shoulder discomfort.
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Any discomfort with its embrace is mistakenly ascribed to the machinations of America.
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Iwakuma said afterward, through an interpreter, that he was experiencing temporary stomach discomfort.
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But unlike Warren, he thinks his discomfort is a strength, not a weakness.
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The discomfort comes when we connect Far From Home to our own reality.
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He said a cold rag or teething toy may help with the discomfort.
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The procedure was a success, and helped ease her day-to-day discomfort.
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If the receiving partner experiences discomfort at any point, step back and pause.
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But fear, discomfort and misunderstanding routinely disrupt relationships once a diagnosis is revealed.
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Ross ceased his throwing program Tuesday when he felt discomfort in the shoulder.
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"Lewis had some discomfort in his foot after training on Tuesday," he said.
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He had missed six of the club's previous seven games with hamstring discomfort.
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"My parents are immigrants and they're in constant state of discomfort," she said.
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And the more we start admitting the discomfort, the more comfortable we'll be.
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I went from feeling soreness, to tightness, to burning, to plain old discomfort.
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In private conversations, some express growing discomfort with the candidate and his campaign.
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Judging by Games 3 and 4, that should cause some discomfort for Cleveland.
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It's about discomfort with the female power and progress facilitated by abortion rights.
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A bite of Ms. Cook's Key lime pie dispels any sense of discomfort.
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He'll either be able to pitch and tolerate the discomfort or he won't.
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It's just an awful lot of people with an awful lot of discomfort.
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But discomfort with TPP is mostly rooted in a mistrust of the elite.
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Mitchell, meanwhile, merely limped off in discomfort after running to cover first base.
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Syndergaard left with discomfort in his right elbow after throwing six innings Wednesday.
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I implore us to embrace and examine the discomfort of this historic time.
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He feigned discomfort and tapped out for good measure for the first two.
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"It was not my intent to make light of anyone's discomfort," Biden added.
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My gaze had been flicked away by a little spasm of social discomfort.
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They engaged with the speech, in one instance to the point of discomfort.
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It will eat, without apparent discomfort, horseradish and cayenne pepper, habaneros and jalapeños.
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Labour must redefine patriotism, too, despite the left's traditional discomfort with such ideas.
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Zero blisters, zero discomfort, and more padding than I dared to hope for.
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There is a discomfort even among those who go to the White House.
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Meanwhile, the Poké Ball Plus is even smaller so it causes discomfort quicker.
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Like CrossFit junkies and marathon runners, it revels in the pain and discomfort.
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Most people have experienced the discomfort that comes with failing to behave authentically.
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But it's on its way to becoming one of TV's finer discomfort zones.
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This discomfort is on every song on After Laughter; it's the record's lifeblood.
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Citizens' first several attachments often caused mild discomfort, nausea, vomiting, and occasional incontinence.
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Whatever the case, I try to put the discomfort out of my mind.
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Sit with the cards, and let them be your teachers, despite any discomfort.
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Dustin shows discomfort at moving beyond the asexual comfort of pre-adolescent hobbies.
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I recall the discomfort of a dark, heavy scarf on a hot day.
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Others are unwilling to deal with discomfort, and I do not blame them.
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Now it's a choice between being late or being in discomfort all day.
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You experience so much discomfort [in writing]: pitching articles, revising, building your brand.
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Despite the discomfort this must entail, these images are taken to be hilarious.
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Many Democrats echoed their discomfort, saying Mr. Trump's broad edict threatened global commerce.
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It was easier to be alone, not manage others' discomfort with my sadness.
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It's an interesting conversation that started around it, though, with the audience discomfort.
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Part of their purpose is to embarrass and create discomfort, a benign troll.
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Harris says her plan is responding to a real discomfort among American people.
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Well, we can no longer do "bad" things, he said, noticing my discomfort.
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I feel better, though there are still flashes of chest pain and discomfort.
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Instead of discomfort in the spotlight, I felt an overwhelming sense of welcome.
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You asked Effective treatments are available to stop the discomfort of menopause symptoms.
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For all my physical discomfort throughout the week, I felt deeply, supremely calm.
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They often include less than confident communication, discomfort with self-promotion and perfectionism.
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Practicing the three "Ds" is a great start — détente, discomfort and dialogue. 85033.
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It has a detachable memory foam palmrest to ease discomfort while you play.
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Another person's comfort with you can make you forget your discomfort with yourself.
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And Red thinks he hates her, too — her discomfort does manifest as rudeness!
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I found I have a much higher tolerance for discomfort than some people.
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Still, the level of discomfort depends on the exact location of the tattoo.
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Yes, he was told, that little nerve was responsible for all his discomfort.
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Such scenes of displacement and discomfort pose a growing political risk for Mrs.
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DeFalco said it&aposs worth the temporary discomfort you may feel calling strangers.
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It was a discomfort to all of us that the president didn't know.
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Doctors may suggest an anti-nausea medicine or pain reliever to reduce discomfort.
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Errol's discomfort increased until he felt compelled to account for his dishevelled appearance.
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A lot of people were shopping, but there was no aggression or discomfort.
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The discomfort wore off the more Matz threw, Mets Manager Terry Collins said.
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To avoid conflict, I almost always kept any feelings of discomfort to myself.
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His face becomes a canvas of discomfort, while Solomon remains deliriously sweat-free.
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McAllister had been on the DL since July 7 with right hip discomfort.
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Symptoms and numbers The most common warning signs of a heart attack are discomfort (sometimes pain) in the chest; lightheadedness, nausea or vomiting; pain in the jaw, neck or back; discomfort in the arm or shoulder; and shortness of breath.
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Name Withheld You mention "unease" at the end, and you suggest that your own "discomfort" — the discomfort involved in talking to the acquaintance or to your friends about this situation, I assume — might have led you to underestimate the risks here.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Paradoxically, perhaps Facebook's attempt at transparency is driving this discomfort.
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Garza experienced discomfort and was removed from an exhibition start Friday against the Astros.
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She thought her previous discomfort was just part of old age and dry eye.
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Women also reported making noise to relieve boredom, fatigue and pain/discomfort during sex.
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The problem is that unconscious breathing can cause heightened levels of stress and discomfort.
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There's one question some doctors ask that can cause some speculum-like personal discomfort.
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That's because manager Clint Hurdle revealed after the game Schugel has right arm discomfort.
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But then you turn, becoming a source of discomfort, canceled plans, and overall malaise.
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By design, acts in BDSM might involve physical and/or emotional constraints and discomfort.
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Carter acknowledged his discomfort over the images but urged against a rush to judgment.
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C Chris Stewart on the 60-day disabled list Tuesday with left knee discomfort.
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The crib notes are a reminder of Trump's apparent discomfort in these intense situations.
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And that can lead to discomfort, friction, and pain during penetration or deep thrusting.
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Staring at the screen from a less-than-ideal angle only exacerbates the discomfort.
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This aggression can be caused by many factors, including physical discomfort and poor communication.
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Right-handed reliever Carl Edwards, who experienced forearm discomfort, was not on the roster.
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Panarin, wearing a red team-issued hooded pullover, smiled, attempting to hide his discomfort.
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Every ounce added to the headset could create additional discomfort to the neck area.
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She's very quick, offers little small talk (which I love), and there's minimal discomfort!
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Vanzant "fixes" people's lives from the comfort, and sometimes discomfort, of their own homes.
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Williams experienced discomfort and soreness following the Cavaliers' loss to Indiana on April 6.
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Puig showed discomfort in his left arm afterward and left in the eighth inning.
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To Mrs May's discomfort those rules tightened further a few days before her visit.
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And much like Bauer, the idea came to Kamali during a moment of discomfort.
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There was nothing inevitable about discomfort with Uber's scandals driving a rush to Lyft.
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When they draw up their own policies, they should remember their discomfort this week.
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But if they're as giant and obstructive as this one, they can cause discomfort.
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"The former president is awake and alert, and not in any discomfort," McGrath tweeted .
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MACCALLUM: However, though, Mark, you know there is a level -- I think of discomfort.
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"If there's any pain, any discomfort or any risk, he'll sit out," Kerr said.
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You teach yourself to work through any discomfort and pain, both physical and mental.
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We work out that discomfort across both reality and fiction on a regular basis.
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She pushed past her discomfort, learned the newspaper business, and became a capable leader.
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Their therapist suggested that the abuse was responsible for their discomfort with gender identity.
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RHP Joe Musgrove went on the 10-day disabled list Tuesday with shoulder discomfort.
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"Although discomfort is minor, the emotional impact is extreme," wrote another dominatrix, Ava Zhang.
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How far should regulations around genome editing go to respect religious and cultural discomfort?
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The sorority house was also the rare place where most men squirmed with discomfort.
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Instead, it was met with eyeballs rolling into their sockets, and groans of discomfort.
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"He tolerated a lot of physical discomfort in order to write it," Lucy says.
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In Sweden, names cannot cause discomfort or be "unsuitable" like, say, Metallica or Superman.
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Do you understand the revulsion or discomfort the subject can cause in some people?
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And I think some queer people hold this discomfort in inviting those people in.
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Experts used to think that the objective of exposure therapy was to reduce discomfort.
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Pittsburgh starter Steven Brault left in the fifth inning because of left shoulder discomfort.
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It's not exactly hatred, more a looming sense of despair, discomfort, and extreme disinclination.
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Quicksand Mat Admit it, sleeping on the beach is the ultimate source of discomfort.
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The girls just have to get over their discomfort and let the boys in.
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While strolling across campus, they open up about their discomfort with Sam's interracial relationship.
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Cheese and bread left out too long yield a tolerable level of discomfort, though.
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The strength of the yen has created discomfort too, but this is short-term.
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By the time the battle has ended, my discomfort has been replaced by elation.
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"Naaaaaythan," he said one more time, reclining in his chair, obviously in some discomfort.
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Not only that, but it also aids in improving back pain and pregnancy discomfort.
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I feel uncomfortable, and no content whatsoever has taken this discomfort away from me.
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I suppose that using drugs and alcohol was a reprieve from that inner discomfort.
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No one wants to say this thing is repulsive, but their discomfort is obvious.
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Soylent said that both products led to "discomfort" in "a small number" of consumers.
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The rest usually pass with only mild discomfort, including a rash and red eyes.
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The physical discomfort that anxiety brings can also dampen our ability to think rationally.
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Marte was dealing with upper back discomfort in the seventh inning of Saturday's game.
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But discomfort is an important sign that we may have something new to learn.
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In early May, Syndergaard also had elbow discomfort, but he has pitched well since.
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Randall picks up on her discomfort and expresses his concern to the agency's representative.
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On other headphones, it can jam into parts of your ear and cause discomfort.
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He focuses on the discomfort of others and tries to make everyone feel better.
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The buds are relatively discreet and fit snugly in your ear without any discomfort.
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As time passed Mr Sirisena was known to feel growing discomfort with Mr Wickremesinghe.
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The gels and tablets are used to blunt the discomfort felt by teething babies.
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Mr. Trump has sought to ease conservative discomfort with vows to appoint conservative jurists.
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Even if it means discomfort for people, you've got to work yourself through that.
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Like many, the California Democrat expressed discomfort at Trump's erratic and impulsive leadership style.
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Earlier in the inning, Cespedes felt muscle discomfort when he chased after Murphy's double.
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The unique architecture of Washington's Rainier Tower in Seattle has said to "provoke discomfort."
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The Jets must decide if they are willing to put up with such discomfort.
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This is great for speedwork but could lead to some discomfort for long distances.
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When the elbow discomfort first emerged in May, Matz would barely use his slider.
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But Ashton expressed no disappointment, only deep discomfort with the state of his sport.
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Hechavarria was injured during batting practice Saturday but played through the discomfort that day.
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And which actor has ever felt anything but discomfort when asked to obey it?
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Once inside the bathroom, the teen allegedly felt discomfort and minor pain while urinating.
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Billy Kennedy was coaching Murray State in 2011 when he first noticed the discomfort.
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I am nine magnitudes past regular person spider discomfort into full-blown arachnophobic panic.
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With each additional round of roasting and freezing, the discomfort of the experience lessened.
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Shriver is excellent at evoking the concrete physical discomfort created as the economy collapses.
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Then, I begin to feel a sharp intestinal cramping and make my discomfort known.
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Here, the discomfort — as well as the attendant dignity — of sitting upright is denied.
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C Francisco Cervelli (left wrist discomfort) missed his second straight game on Friday night.
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Yet for a community overrun by skepticism, their words can create discomfort, residents said.
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Today — like most days when I'm faced with this decision — I choose the discomfort.
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To some philosophers and ethicists, that discomfort is reason enough to stall technology's development.
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I am learning that, like many things in life, progress is made through discomfort.
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Manic blastbeats and tremolo-picked minor chords melt into feedback-drenched waves of discomfort.
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Are people less able to handle discomfort and uncomfortable situations than in the past?
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Even as a number of Republican senators expressed discomfort, none of them stopped it.
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If you can get over the initial conceptual discomfort, the idea could have promise.
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Yet for many, the desire to be svelte prevails over health risks or discomfort.
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Back-and-forth movement on top floors can cause serious discomfort for people inside.
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Revealing costumes ask audiences to confront their discomfort with women who aren't straight size.
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The discomfort, Lugo said, went away after he skipped a start in late May.
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Kim Kardashian West has never been afraid of discomfort in the name of fashion.
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Lisanna Gonzalez, a family nurse practitioner, could find no physical cause for her discomfort.
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Yet despite the discomfort, according to Mr. Goffman, we should not wish embarrassment away.
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King sensed Woodfox's discomfort and moved closer to him, guiding him through the room.
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That ought to go nicely with respiratory discomfort, fatigue, and accelerated snot production, no?
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Denmark's ghetto law reflects growing European discomfort with districts dominated by ethnic-minority groups.
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Narrator: This minimally invasive method is supposed to cause less pain and discomfort, too.
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Rich people "have a very low threshold for even the mildest discomfort," Trump writes.
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Classic accounts of modernism tended to repress such influences, often out of intellectual discomfort.
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When that's not happening, he experiences an almost physical discomfort because he feels unsafe.
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Girardi said Cessa was suffering from muscle discomfort that extended into his upper back.
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Yet many Democratic voters have expressed discomfort with nominating a candidate in their 70s.
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It started giving me discomfort even when I walk,'' Gallinari told reporters this week.
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I am deeply sorry for any pain or discomfort my actions may have caused.
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But their anger about the economy, abortion rights or foreign policy outweighed their discomfort.
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Here, the reaction to his death is tinged with a particular kind of discomfort.
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Some athletes are better at tactics, or better at pushing through pain and discomfort.
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Discomfort and swelling increase when people believe a painful hand or knee is larger.
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In addition to the potential for disaster, drivers also have to endure physical discomfort.
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McAllister has been on the disabled list since July 7 with right hip discomfort.
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Kipnis left Sunday's game against Minnesota after experiencing discomfort on a swing and miss.
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One of the most visible signs of discomfort: Some women began uncovering their heads.
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For many, that means seven years of anxiety and discomfort because of social stigma.
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Knowing that the discomfort you feel now is temporary can help you move forward.
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When it joined the Taylor repertory last year, there were signs of technical discomfort.
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OF Jorge Soler, who's been dealing with right side discomfort, took batting practice Saturday.
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NBC's Hoda Kotb asked Obama about some men's discomfort with the Me Too movement.
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" "Don't you suffer extreme discomfort but not literal death every time you drive anywhere?
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But if you are committed to estrangement, you'll have to live with the discomfort.
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Reminding ourselves of prior competence doesn't erase present discomfort, but it can lessen it.
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But she also displayed discomfort with McConnell's statements about coordinating with the White House.
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Notice the sensations throughout your body — the warmth, the coolness and any discomfort. 4.
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It's a jarring, awful sequence that doesn't flinch from making you feel Jessica's discomfort.
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But that discomfort is productive — and in the end, it brings its own satisfactions.
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But sometimes we have to tolerate discomfort in order to have a necessary conversation.
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His dissociation and discomfort with his body became the focal point of his life.
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This new study could help thousands of women avoid that pain, discomfort, and harm.
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VICE: What do you consider the most unfounded discomfort Westerners have toward the dead?
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"Last time I looked, discomfort was not a major offense," Close told the Times.
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Knowing the symptoms of a heart attack According to the American Heart Association, warning signs and symptoms besides chest discomfort and shortness of breath include discomfort in other areas of the upper body, breaking out in a cold sweat, nausea or lightheadedness.
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Major signs and symptoms of heart attack in men and women include chest pain or discomfort; nausea, feeling light-headed or unusually tired; pain or discomfort in the jaw, neck, back, arm or shoulder; and shortness of breath, according to the CDC.
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To combat Mock's discomfort at the time, the boyfriend did something really "empowering" for her.
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But I have had conversations with Uber drivers who express discomfort with driving drunk passengers.
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And then there's the dog itself, who actually has to experience the discomfort and suffering.
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He could do this because the writers' discomfort with him didn't matter for one night.
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Taraji literally shivered with discomfort while admitting that she doesn't like watching herself on screen.
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That excitement, Wixson realizes now, kept him from addressing a longstanding discomfort with his gender.
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Kershaw felt discomfort in his back afterward, forcing the Dodgers to shut him down indefinitely.
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Most of the cost, and all of the discomfort and risks, lies in harvesting eggs.
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She figured her dry eyes and periodic discomfort were just a product of old age.
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Others didn't experience any discomfort whatsoever, both during the appointments and the grow-back periods.
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OF Anthony Santander (sore right elbow) has been able to swing the bat without discomfort.
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If it's too snug, it can rub against the rib cage or shoulders, causing discomfort.
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Neuroscience shows that among frequent deceivers, the discomfort people feel usually when they lie recedes.
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Brown doesn&apost mention being in any discomfort but he questions the officer&aposs actions.
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There's just a lot of discomfort that people feel when someone else holds the power.
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Some Republican foreign policy hawks, like Rubio, have expressed discomfort with Tillerson's ties to Russia.
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The dolphins, therefore, are likely having to endure some toxic discomfort when extracting the sponges.
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Listen to them if they express feelings of discomfort, and take actions to remedy it.
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Statistics aren't part of that training, so an element of discomfort was expected, Swofford said.
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So public discomfort with randomization suggests that lots of organizations should think about their practices.
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It's important the artist is someone who can empathize with their discomfort or gender dysphoria.
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During the limited test, the peripheral also didn't induce any feelings of sickness or discomfort.
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Travellers are willing to suffer all sorts of discomfort and inconvenience for a lower fare.
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Charen also believes discomfort with the Women's March has affected conservative women's views on #MeToo.
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Adamic really believes that some people will be drawn to the "discomfort" of the cold.
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Nonetheless, the art was my main focus, despite my discomfort, and that did not disappoint.
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My first day back to the gym was met with only a bit of discomfort.
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" He added though, that his "discomfort" over being dragged into the controversy "hardly bears mention.
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Then, there's his obvious discomfort on camera — something that makes him all the more endearing.
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When asked how talking about money makes them feel, a common emotion stood out: discomfort.
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And as you gaze at its destructive heat, the pressure and discomfort pales by contrast.
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The film mostly evokes a mixed response of discomfort, awe, second-hand embarrassment, and bewilderment.
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Earlier, she told PEOPLE that she had officially reached the discomfort stage of her pregnancy.
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That was most important to me, more so than any attempt to ameliorate my discomfort.
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Don't tolerate or endure the discomfort, always add more lube if something doesn't feel right!
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Perhaps clowns are like specters of anxiety and discomfort, bogeymen that personify our deepest fears.
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Unlike people, pets can't explicitly tell us that they are in pain or experiencing discomfort.
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I didn't like what that discomfort was saying about me and my relationship to technology.
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Despite the discomfort that transparency can cause, it would be better to publish more information.
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But reflecting on it now, it does feel like the internal discomfort has died down.
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Despite the discomfort, we kept practicing, learning to look at our anxiety like curious observers.
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Luckily, there is a way around some of the potential discomfort: at-home STI tests.
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First, the audience's initial reaction is deep discomfort, which increases the episode's level of difficulty.
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Physicians told Lane she had a "blockage" and prescribed her laxatives to ease her discomfort.
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Emanuel said many investors are feeling "discomfort" as the S&P 500 rallies past 3,000.
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It's been at the root of much discomfort between herself and her family and friends.
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I was surprised to find that the moral issues did not cause him any discomfort.
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Doing the exercise with a thumbs-up grip can also help alleviate any shoulder discomfort.
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Understanding that discomfort is part of the process may help a person stick with it.
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That said, there was certainly no pain or discomfort beyond the generic feeling of coldness.
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Far too long we have lived with the discomfort of being a second-class citizen.
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"I am aware of the dissatisfaction and discomfort you have," he said on Facebook Live.
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The discomfort it produces is its strength — another potent answer to the question "why art?"
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They have a fiscal discomfort with government being exposed to the cost of health care.
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And they have an ideological discomfort with government taxing, spending, and regulating to expand coverage.
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Conservatives have a moral discomfort with insurance reducing personal responsibility by insulating people from risk.
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The potential to save someone from assault—or other bad outcomes—vastly outweighs momentary discomfort.
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" The school's academic culture, Dean Jay Ellison warned, "may challenge you and even cause discomfort.
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McCullers landed on the 15-day disabled list with right elbow discomfort on Aug. 3.
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During her two-week kelp diet, Liu began to experience discomfort, palpitations and excessive sweating.
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But it is ultimately her own embarrassment about his race that is causing her discomfort.
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Businesswoman and philanthropist Melinda Gates recalls feeling what many recent college graduates ultimately will: Discomfort.
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I've never found a curve to be a reliable indicator of discomfort in penetrative sex.
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Houston did lose center fielder Jake Marisnick to left knee discomfort in the sixth inning.
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C Francisco Cervelli left the game after the fourth inning because of left thumb discomfort.
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It's designed first and foremost to get you comfortable with the discomfort that anxiety creates.
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He was, at birth, better than those whose ideas or backgrounds caused him any discomfort.
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The next morning, he was admitted to the Cleveland Clinic for nausea and stomach discomfort.
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Instead, it stems from a variety of sources, including poor service, discomfort and flight delays.
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Right now, none of The Void's special effects can produce much more than psychological discomfort.
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Williams failed his team physical this week because of discomfort with wearing a standard helmet.
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The Mets acknowledged that Steven Matz's recurring elbow discomfort was because of a bone spur.
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Kershaw felt discomfort in his back afterwards, forcing the Dodgers to shut him down indefinitely.
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When it comes to inflicting discomfort, Nishi still holds up its end of the bargain.
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Hot to the point of discomfort, maybe sharp, and you'd be exposed to a vacuum.
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Picking up on Tyler's quirks and Fournier's discomfort, the president issued his three-word admonition.
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Discomfort about using a urinal when men at nearby urinals think one is a woman?
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To continue creating, a person perhaps has to maintain an essential discomfort in the world.
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The drug's label warns of side effects like extreme tiredness or drowsiness, diarrhea, and discomfort.
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The case presented "troubling" questions, Chatkan said, signaling an intense discomfort with the government's position.
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Successful people embrace fear and discomfort and take steps that are closest to their goals.
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And yet several months later, I realized that discomfort meant I had more to say.
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Women, just like men, commonly experience chest pain or discomfort when a heart attack strikes.
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He began regularly using a corset brace to stabilize his spine and control his discomfort.
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Instead, they demand that we face discomfort, longing, and our subconscious, as well as beauty.
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In terms of images, discomfort means knowing that circulation of any kind is never neutral.
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" He added that "it's on its way to becoming one of TV's finer discomfort zones.
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There, she complained of having pain and discomfort on the left side of her body.
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That said, plenty of liberal commentators are registering some discomfort with aspects of Sanders's approach.
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They'll find themselves pulled down into a further pit of discomfort than they were imagining.
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What if you continue riding the ATV through the fields despite any discomfort or resistance?
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He might be given more days off next season to stay ahead of any discomfort.
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More often than not, you can ease your discomfort with a few tricks at home.
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She went on to explain that discomfort or fatigue are common inhibitors, which makes sense.
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This technique also works for me with physical illness and other kinds of general discomfort.
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I had been doing so well, trusting that all my discomfort would be over soon.
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Instead, sit in your discomfort and ask yourself three questions: What can I release here?
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That way, they can have a hands-on activity that helps ease their discomfort. 10.
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Companies often frame the discomfort as a positive, a sign of "toxins" leaving the body.
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Despite my discomfort at aiding the spread of some of their messaging, I make them.
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Discomfort due to allergy remains consistent until you treat it or the allergen goes away.
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The initial discomfort of self-isolation and social distancing may quickly result in cabin fever.
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Where discomfort wasn't a regular part of being there, unless you were queer or trans.
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Chief Justice Roberts voiced discomfort with the judicial abnegation to an ever-growing administrative apparatus.
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All this is compounded by the fact that discomfort is part of the job description.
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Get into the discomfort of something because it's usually trying to get you somewhere else.
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Much of the discomfort comes from the encounter between the spectator's and the marionette's gaze.
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Freeman was back in the lineup Sunday after leaving the previous game with foot discomfort.
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Adams himself, before his death in 2004, expressed discomfort with the consequences of his photo.
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It was uncomfortable and searing, but the discomfort broke through barriers and moved us closer.
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Aside from the homer, he was healthy before feeling discomfort when pitching against Harrison Bader.
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I pushed through my discomfort and engaged in a discussion about her and Bernie Sanders.
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The grease in these dishes brings on natural discomfort: It slows digestion and produces flatulence.
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Severino said he felt the discomfort while warming up for his start in Tampa, Fla.
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As the plane gained altitude, many of them clung to their seats, their discomfort visible.
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The government shuts down and the military feels some discomfort while it continues to operate.
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The ribs have a little bit of flexibility to eliminate any pressure points or discomfort.
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There is a real discomfort among progressives on the left with calling out Islamic extremism.
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He left the game with left thumb discomfort and is listed as day-to-day.
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As the emcee introduces her, Claire stands tall, showing no sign of pain or discomfort.
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There was little in the book's acknowledgments, though, to help me navigate my own discomfort.
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She had long managed to push through physical discomfort to lead a life that mattered.
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Almost all mothers and fathers have a terrible time tolerating the discomfort of their children.
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Nothing should be beyond words, no liminal realms of discomfort can be allowed to exist.
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But it's getting more difficult to ignore my complicity — and that discomfort makes me act.
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The challenge: To intensify an atmosphere of discomfort and distrust, reflecting the George Orwell novel.
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As that internal discomfort is supported by outward expressions, we will see the numbers change.
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Cabrera said then that he would see how much discomfort he could tolerate to play.
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The drug was given to women for menstrual discomfort and to children for the hiccups.
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To curb bloating, dehydration, and discomfort, drink lots of water, cut sodium, and down fiber.
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Instead, it's all about the discomfort and alleged threat the homeless create for the affluent.
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He was taken to the hospital after experiencing chest discomfort at a campaign event Tuesday.
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Dr. Walser spoke recently with visible discomfort about how midazolam had been used in executions.
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Rather, the kind of discomfort that comes from being honest with others, and with ourselves.
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As a result, people are so determined to eliminate discomfort that they turn to medication.
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And my tolerance for the kind of discomfort that leads to personal growth has grown.
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But if you want to grow in any dimension in your life, it involves discomfort.
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Otherwise known as retained surgical items, these objects can cause localized pain, discomfort and bloating.
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But Tucker, who is white, said she sensed discomfort in the room at Trump's remarks.
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In his congressional testimony this week, Barr dodged any issue that might cause Trump discomfort.
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The President's discomfort can be explained by the likely disastrous consequences of war with Iran.
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Add to that the discomfort of dancing with another woman, something you've never done before.
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Those infected with Zika are often asymptomatic or suffer from only mild fever and discomfort.
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Yet his face reveals a discomfort, or at least a reluctance to appear too confident.
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Honestly, same—I was singing to distract myself from the relative discomfort of the device.
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He felt discomfort in the shoulder and an MRI exam on Saturday detected the strain.
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Her coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, later told reporters that Williams was not in too much discomfort.
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Our quest is to master how we go through these moments of difficulty and discomfort.
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It wasn't bad, but it definitely wasn't good either, and the whole experience left me with a weird range of emotions: pity, then intense guilt for the pity, then a deep discomfort and annoyance for the discomfort, then protectiveness, then fondness, then pity again.
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Would that we had a tampon singing "Everybody Bleeds" to help us laugh through our discomfort.
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Palliative care, which focuses on relieving the discomfort and distress of serious illness, might have helped.
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"Bloating is typically related to a sense of gassiness and abdominal discomfort," Dr. Schnoll-Sussman says.
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During a basketball workout Thursday, the 26-year-old felt discomfort upon landing from a jump.
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"We're very vulnerable with each other, but we've bypassed the discomfort in that vulnerability," she shares.
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OF Anthony Santander (sore right elbow) has been able to swing the bat without any discomfort.
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The passenger was very cooperative and gave no indication that she was agitated or in discomfort.
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Items that still fit led to panic and discomfort due to the number on the label.
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Robert Yang designs games that confront mainstream media's discomfort with male sexuality, and highlights hypocritical censorship.
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In the past, Kryst might back away to show her discomfort, but now she's speaking up.
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NOTES: Seattle RHP David Phelps left with elbow discomfort after facing one batter in the seventh.
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Having spent the film's 94 minute run-time in various states of discomfort, I can empathize.
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And then there's the foot-in-your-face discomfort Char had to endure on her flight.
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At 22, wasn't I too young to be at the mercy of persistent aches and discomfort?
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"The former president is awake and alert, and not in any discomfort," McGrath wrote on Twitter.
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"It's not just you," Scott-Blackwell told Gerbsch, sensing the latter's discomfort, putting her at ease.
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And, of course, being on the receiving end of that causes a certain level of discomfort.
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Once we get past our discomfort, we can have the necessary conversations to improve tech culture.
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"It is not dangerous, but it is a discomfort," he said, according to The Associated Press.
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But many women complained that the implants caused problems such as bleeding and discomfort during sex.
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This begins an unlikely friendship, one that may raise eyebrows and cause discomfort for many viewers.
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Some of the movie's tonal switches from comic discomfort to menace are more jarring than scary.
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They should feel ashamed and guilty and show the signs of discomfort that such feelings engender.
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His energy levels dropped, leaving him irritable and fatigued and in a constant state of discomfort.
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The unfamiliar surroundings and onslaught of new material can cause new hires some degree of discomfort.
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Furthermore, if you're struggling with irritation or discomfort, lube could be the answer — or the culprit.
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So even after he expressed his discomfort with and regrets about Pride & Prejudice, he checked himself.
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Some of that discomfort persists in The Sims 4, but not in the ways I'd anticipated.
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You will be in for probably no more than 7–10 days of discomfort, all told.
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It still is unpleasant, but it's a second of discomfort for a month's worth of happiness.
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And I guess it's both this, y'know, discomfort, but also longing for something that doesn't exist.
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In this context, the narrative efficiency of television erases the discomfort of reading the original material.
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Stress causes vaginal discomfort Anxiety and stress have long been linked to sexual concerns for women.
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"There is a temporary discomfort but it's really therapeutic in the long run," Loranger told me.
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She says it's common for people to experience discomfort during the treatment, but intense relaxation after.
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Something I rarely do in these cases because those who grab hot pokers should expect discomfort.
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Despite its massive footprint, the X7 quietly dispatches with bumps and undulations without fuss or discomfort.
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McCullers departed his start with two outs in the fifth inning Tuesday night with elbow discomfort.
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As an adult, I don't really have time for others that can't deal with that discomfort.
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However, I am deeply sorry for any discomfort or offense I may have inadvertently caused her.
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X transitions into a girl for that bus scene, because it's a special kind of discomfort.
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And although it's called "morning" sickness, the discomfort and nausea can happen any time of day.
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From freezing cold to woozy to boiling hot, these emoji convey a profound sense of discomfort.
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This reduces the pressure and physical exertion on the colon walls, minimizing pain or discomfort afterwards.
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A Ray Charles biopic in 2005 is unlikely to cause any Academy member the slightest discomfort.
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The movie also captures the discomfort of colleagues within the intelligence apparatus who shared Snowden's concerns.
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" Breeder was cited for unhealthy air quality that "had been causing extreme discomfort to the dogs.
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As both a mother and entrepreneur, she said that she's learned to be comfortable with discomfort.
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I'm sure there will be something that I miss about it, but the discomfort I won't.
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The various sizes of the bristles make it so there is no pulling, pain or discomfort.
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"I think there's relief in laughter, even if it's laughter from fear or discomfort," Bamford says.
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At what point does increased coercion, threat, pressure, discomfort and even pain cross a legal line.
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"All vaginal bleeding episodes potentially cause subjective experiences of fear, discomfort and anxiety," the report states.
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Watching yourself eat junk food triggers discomfort, since you're suddenly very aware of the unhealthy choice.
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Image Reprinted with permission from CMAJProfuse sweating can lead to embarrassing pit stains and discomfort, sure.
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Yet more often than not, those experiences were overshadowed by a feeling of deep-seated discomfort.
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As the obstruction allegations grew against Trump, so did the discomfort over Mueller's connections to Comey.
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Milwaukee pulled starter Jhoulys Chacin after three innings due to discomfort in his right rib cage.
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Again, though there may be some temporary discomfort, most kids won't get hurt -- but some have.
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Luckily, we've gathered a volley of GIFs that encapsulate the constant state of discomfort winter brings.
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We sincerely regret the reports of the discomfort experienced by the pet who consumed this food….
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Technically, it's an intimate skincare cream that's supposed to provide relief for dryness or vulvar discomfort.
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OF Joey Rickard (sprained left middle finger) hit soft tosses and is still experiencing some discomfort.
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"If acetaldehyde builds up, you can get a flushing response, nausea, redness, and discomfort," he says.
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In one study, they showed greater bodily discomfort in response to an emotionally intense video clip.
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"Capitalizing on his discomfort could help prevent the gimmick from surviving," the memo says of Frelinghuysen.
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However, she has a message that was too important not to be shared — discomfort be damned.
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His account of the voyage in his biography is one of unremitting discomfort, uncertainty, and isolation.
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Texas, because of a diversified economy, was able to absorb the hit but with significant discomfort.
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For me, reclaiming space can be sitting somewhere I usually wouldn't out of fear or discomfort.
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The gangster half has some enjoyable aspects, like Ray Romano expertly playing Zak's discomfort around Galasso.
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The slightly padded straps meant I could carry all of this without any pain or discomfort.
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So any discomfort that I was naturally feeling was totally allowed and worked in the moment.
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Halfway through the meal, I excused myself to the bathroom to ease my discomfort and purge.
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Or from his own discomfort after being strapped into a safety seat for hours on end.
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Notably, he also finds ways to repeatedly imply that the young model's discomfort is her fault.
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The daily ceremonies, like the rites of the holy-mouth-men [dentists], involve discomfort and torture.
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"I knew from middle school that Kyle's ability to create comedic discomfort was different," McCary said.
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There's something about getting comfortable with your reflection, or at least becoming aware of that discomfort.
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There could come a time, however, when clear discomfort among some GOP members, like Colorado Sen.
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And on both sides of the United States-Canada border, some people will be feeling discomfort.
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I felt it to be some sort of reflexive memory of relief from discomfort and want.
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The suction cup gave me no discomfort, but I wasn't at all worried they'd fall out.
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But there was thought to be some discomfort among the brand's traditional clientele with the changes.
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Logistical confusion, unfamiliar sports, poor Olympics signage, physical discomfort, emotional malaise — these would all be factors.
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His timetable was again disrupted this summer when he felt discomfort in his surgically repaired arm.
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I have a few slipped discs in my spine, so I deal with pretty chronic discomfort.
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Fortunately, the hikes themselves were so good, I was willing to work through any physical discomfort.
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Clinton over her personal emails, and to a deep discomfort with electing a woman as president.
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"If the fit is poor, it can slide around and just lead to discomfort," said Corte.
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Chicago CF Dexter Fowler left Saturday's game with right hamstring discomfort and is day-to-day.
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On the following day, she felt weakness and general discomfort, prompting her to seek medical evaluation.
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"It was not my intent to make light of anyone's discomfort," Biden said after the speech.
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Discomfort in the UAE, a federation of seven emirates, also played a part, two diplomats said.
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Cabrera played five innings and went hitless in three at-bats, albeit with no reported discomfort.
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No, your discomfort seems rooted in the wage negotiation and relatively small overpayment of the caretaker.
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I prayed my vag tasted like a piña colada so the discomfort would be worth it.
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That discomfort is what makes us human, rather than the perfect grief we see in movies.
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Through her visible discomfort she mustered the response, "you are too," before inviting him on stage.
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"It's really just tolerating the discomfort until compliments are something you're more used to," he says.
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But a little discomfort is well worth the payoff that comes from turning talk into action.
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What if I'd been unfairly grouped in with those discomfort-inducing sneerers for all these years?
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Beckett explains that the vaginal muscles contract when memories of psychological or physical discomfort are triggered.
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Always questioning his own motives, Covington doesn't spare readers the discomfort of his obsession with violence.
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But if the setup is promising, the discomfort this reader experienced while reading "Loner" was manifold.
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There is one way, however, to cut through discomfort with social mores and longstanding tribal rituals.
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In Mr. Hynes's world, comfort and discomfort are not at war, but holding each other close.
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Applying these standards to electronics that could once last generations creates a whole lot of discomfort.
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Embrace that discomfort and the idea that you may have blind spots that you haven't considered.
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By dialing up the humor as much as possible, Mr. Clark also dials up the discomfort.
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To their growing discomfort, some viewers and critics are finding Mr. Baldwin's behavior to be offensive.
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Severino, 25, was scratched from his first spring training start on March 5 because of discomfort.
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"The short-term health risks are physical discomfort, gastrointestinal distress, lethargy and fatigue," Ms. Kinsella said.
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Introduce constructive discomfort both within yourself and among your white-identified peers, social circles, and families.
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Because most people equate it with power, and there's a lot of discomfort with female power.
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After her fall on Wednesday night, Justice Ginsburg returned home but experienced discomfort during the night.
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But he says there are ways to manage the discomfort — and even find meaning in it.
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He went on his own because the bone wouldn't go down and was causing him discomfort.
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I thought Michael's diversity discomfort was funny until I found it reflected in my own coworkers.
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Fear, like a lot of discomfort, forces us to choose: 'Do I do this, or not?
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It can also cause headaches, dizziness, and stomach problems ranging from discomfort to vomiting and diarrhea.
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She often doesn't seem entirely at ease, but her discomfort is nothing compared to Mr. Karl's.
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That class discomfort goes both ways, according to Grace Savage, a former nanny in Los Angeles.
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Sabathia allowed one run and one hit in three innings before exiting with right knee discomfort.
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However, PMI CEO Andre Calantzopoulos has not been shy about his discomfort with the other industries.
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"In my case, I had a lot of general discomfort, fever, headache and mucus," Nill explained.
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Heat added an extra element of discomfort, with temperatures in May almost always over 100 degrees.
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I feel a pang of discomfort every time I describe the radicalism of today's Republican Party.
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Still, once she throws that out there, I wanted more than the repetitive discomfort that follows.
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She did not know what mattered more: relief from intense physical discomfort or a clear mind.
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It's important to learn how to tolerate, and even get comfortable with the discomfort of ambivalence.
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Some doctors also recommend perineal massage in the months after giving birth, to help alleviate discomfort.
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Maybe my sister loses her wallet so often owing to a deep-seated discomfort with capitalism.
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While discomfort may be the "least of our obligations," Cummins should be rolling in it now.
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If there is any discomfort with this culinary diversity, it seems to come mainly from unfamiliarity.
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Bryant last played June 22 and was on the 10-day disabled list with shoulder discomfort.
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He declared he didn't want any life-prolonging therapies that would cause him too much discomfort.
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Zizic missed the Cavaliers' four preseason games because of discomfort and soreness in his left foot.
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He showed no signs of discomfort from a hoof bruise that developed after the Kentucky Derby.
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They also placed the All-Star starter Lance McCullers on the disabled list with back discomfort.
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Dore's comments just hours before Sanders was hospitalized for "chest discomfort," and subsequently underwent heart surgery.
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May's austerity plans and poor campaign than by their cultural and political discomfort with Mr. Corbyn.
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"Had any student expressed to me their personal discomfort over actions by Mr. Epstein," she wrote.
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Story Mode doubles down on that discomfort in ways no other game would ever dare to.
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RHP Zach McAllister (right hip discomfort) moved his rehab assignment to Double-A Akron on Monday.
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" — Raghu Raman, a photographer in New Delhi "For my parents, it was bit of a discomfort.
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But keep in mind that without discomfort, you won't grow – both mentally and physically, Jeffers says.
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This involves paying attention to people, situations, and personal actions that cause them distress or discomfort.
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There's also a discomfort about just how much information and data Bloomberg has through the terminals.
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On Twitter, Scherzer said that he began to experience discomfort in the finger in late August.
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"You've mentioned your discomfort at listening to foreign languages on a train recently," Mr. O'Brien said.
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But what you didn't report is the girl pulling away or showing any signs of discomfort.
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We saw this imploded posture in January in his first meeting with President Obama, suggesting discomfort.
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Sophie Skelton makes the most of Brianna's discomfort with unfamiliar manners and with her changing body.
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He had surgery on his nonthrowing shoulder in November to remove tissue that was causing discomfort.
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When she expressed discomfort at the prospect, he told her there was no pressure to participate.
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While these guys get laughs, and money, I've always believed more interesting comedy stems from discomfort.
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The first, so what can cause discomfort in VR, motion sickness or feeling a bit off?
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There is a level of unease to many of the figures that speaks to bodily discomfort.
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The authors reported no significant difference in discomfort level between the maternal and sham kiss groups.
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Eyeing each other with discomfort, the girls put their phones away and made as if to leave.
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Oakland starter Andrew Triggs left the game in the third inning due to right forearm nerve discomfort.
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NOTES: The Jays placed LHP J.P. Howell on the 10-day disabled list with left shoulder discomfort.
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But still, there was some kind of discomfort in the air when we said goodbye that day.
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But sending a playful emoji to try and convey your discomfort is not going to be effective.
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And when people connect to someone behaving so outwardly bad, it can create a sense of discomfort.
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Lynch said she felt discomfort under her eyelids, and a doctor found small calcified bumps or lesions.
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Despite the discomfort, Longoria's complexion looks pretty amazing post-treatment, with no blotchiness or redness in sight.
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Some voters express discomfort about the scandals dogging the candidate – her emails, her vote to invade Iraq.
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Suspiria's title, which is both attractive and jarring, captures the beauty and gnarly discomfort of the movie.
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And unlike the popular high heel version, these provide all the style without any of the discomfort.
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Bedrosian experienced some lingering discomfort this week but manager Mike Scioscia doesn't believe it's a serious issue.
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NOTES: Pirates OF Gregory Polanco was a late scratch from the lineup because of right groin discomfort.
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One of the more confusing aspects of this global trend is the persistent, undeniable discomfort of winter.
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A love of discomfort with the day-to-day navigation of life is not unique to Americans.
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You'll do anything if there's hope of some release from the discomfort of your booger-filled face.
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It did, however, push me to a point where I couldn't ignore the discomfort of feeling unstimulated.
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Americans are notoriously stubborn about adhering to their work schedules, even in the face of physical discomfort.
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This dynamic discomfort is obviously intentional, though, because Tiny Knives doesn't give a fuck about your feelings.
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Furthermore, as pleasantly surprising as Saki's wrestling proved, his discomfort striking in the clinch was somewhat strange.
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If you still feel discomfort from the sunburn the next day, Allen-Stewart recommended repeating the routine.
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I can go an entire day with the Ether 43s on my head without worry or discomfort.
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I headed back to my dorm quietly, full of discomfort and guilt, thinking I wasn't revolutionary enough.
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It's such a pleasant fit that I've been able to sleep wearing the Active without any discomfort.
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There's always been a public discomfort with watching a teenage girl figure out her sexuality in public.
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She was given pain medication for the discomfort she still experiences sitting and walking six months later.
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But Republicans on Tuesday expressed discomfort with the scope of the resolution, which was written by Democrats.
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I've done it so many times; you eventually achieve a new level of comfort with that discomfort.
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Symptoms can include: fever, malaise, loss of appetite, diarrhea, nausea, abdominal discomfort, dark-colored urine, and jaundice.
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Russia's discomfort with the attention to starvation as a war tactic was on unusual display on Friday.
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Your confusion and discomfort when faced with menstrual products is just another casual contribution to period stigma.
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After seeking help from doctors, they discovered concretions underneath her eyelids, which caused massive discomfort and discharge.
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The root of the discomfort may be a feeling of ambivalence about what exactly these pictures portray.
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So I think I'm more scared of the discomfort — my own fear around it — than anything else.
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" He added, "I [empathize] with any discomfort that this situation has caused to anyone that is involved.
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The Astros lost shortstop Carlos Correa to back discomfort following his at-bat in the first inning.
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His creations, shot on his iPhone, not only quickly went viral – but also helped ease his discomfort.
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Francona noted that Ramirez had been dealing with wrist discomfort for a while prior to the contest.
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Not having simple answers may make us uncomfortable, but I tend to think it's a productive discomfort.
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Her deadpan, miserable expression in the video nods to that discomfort; it's what makes the video funny.
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But somewhere during the last 15 years, network TV's discomfort with squirmy material became all but overwhelming.
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The moon enters Gemini, asking you to stay flexible and sit with any discomfort that comes up.
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Most folks choose to avoid discomfort by sticking to what they know, even if it's not great.
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Even though these are reenactments, there was a great deal of physical discomfort in holding these positions.
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Waxing is a beauty ritual that can vary in levels of discomfort, depending on the area. Eyebrows?
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She expressed and showed her discomfort, and defendant made no sexual advances to her during that time.
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If you're still experiencing discomfort, talk to your derm about getting a prescription for a clinical treatment.
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The "tattoo" however, is athletic tape that's often used by athletes to help alleviate discomfort while competing.
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This could also translate to great sex to make up for the discomfort earlier in the week.
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Meeks hasn't had any side effects from the device aside from some discomfort right after the surgery.
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MORRIS I love me some intense discomfort and hate the solemn hijacking of a sacredly frivolous ritual.
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Musgrove said he woke up three days after his last start and was feeling pain and discomfort.
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But still, our two main characters — plus Lawrence (Jay Ellis) — are both stewing in dejection and discomfort.
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Symptoms: Psoriasis symptoms include itchiness; tight-looking, red skin; discomfort or pain; and splitting of the skin.
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Music this intimate can cut through, or compel you to turn away in discomfort at its closeness.
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Dry eye disease patients who were diagnosed later were more likely to report daily discomfort and pain.
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" My red-hot discomfort rushes to the surface again, but Ruben seems to be at ease. "Thanks!
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Astros shortstop Carlos Correa departed with discomfort in his right side between the seventh and eighth innings.
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If we cannot accept some discomfort, how can we imagine we will ever learn stillness and equanimity?
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Kennedy's comments suggested a discomfort with race being used as a tipping point without the proper scrutiny.
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He last pitched for Pittsburgh on May 4 before going on the IL due to shoulder discomfort.
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I know I sat up much straighter and felt considerably less discomfort after typing for a while.
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Lawmakers from both parties expressed discomfort with the practice of blocking cheaper drugs from getting to market.
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Mongillo lends these scenes an extra layer of discomfort, a dysphoric shame that emphasizes anxiousness over lust.
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"Over time, that tenseness could cause a back ache or overall tension and discomfort," Dr. Monk says.
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Granted, Trump appealed to some Republican voters that harbor resentment, fear and discomfort with a multicultural society.
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Lavelle, 24, left the semifinal game against England on Tuesday in the 65th minute with hamstring discomfort.
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While many people have no untoward reactions, some people do experience diarrhea, abdominal discomfort, nausea, or vomiting.
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Ms Khan picks out ironies, such as the discomfort caused to the Raj by Britain's chief ally.
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The only solution to alleviate this emotional discomfort, according to the Whole30, is to regain control. How?
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That Moment When has plenty of discomfort, and it doubles down by forcing the viewer to participate.
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This is a big win for those who've experienced ear discomfort from all sort of different designs.
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He said adrenaline took over during games so he could not tell when the discomfort was worse.
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Speaking of medical attention, Anna's pregnancy discomfort prompts her to go back to see her London doctor.
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As a rank-and-file stripper, I sometimes let professionalism smooth down the discomfort of certain dynamics.
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And it has nothing to do with my discomfort with your child's racism and tiny, tiny hands.
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Beware Your SurroundingsI experienced a lot of discomfort during my playing sessions, especially after a few hours.
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Instead, it makes invisible the discomfort and pain festering at the margins of our most cherished memories.
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Much of this discomfort can be avoided by simply staying inside for the duration of the summer.
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My desire outweighs my knowledge of the pain and I always underestimate the discomfort to justify it.
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But as he threw off the mound on Sunday and played catch on Monday, the discomfort persisted.
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"A character facing discomfort or a problem is always going to try and feel differently," Moshfegh said.
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Some of the furniture hung off the platform, juxtaposing that comfortable feeling with a bit of discomfort.
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There are also anecdotal reports of dogs experiencing discomfort after hairless skin areas touch bruised poison ivy.
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Sounds of 110 decibels and greater can cause physical discomfort and above 130 decibels actually cause pain.
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While many critics say they expect the film to generate controversy, few have expressed discomfort with it.
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Mr. Brooks illustrates the discomfort that many feel when our national symbols are involved in such complaints.
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Teach them that they can cope with their discomfort and learn healthier ways to manage their emotions.
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Smith was scratched from what was to be his major league debut Monday due to back discomfort.
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Sometimes people have discomfort or pain in one or both arms, the back, neck, jaw or stomach.
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He hears a crying baby and is unable to recognize the infant's emotion or the mother's discomfort.
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Third, it's worth it for candidates to push past their discomfort and negotiate for their full worth.
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I looked away while she put them on and, to cover my discomfort, attempted to make conversation.
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I can easily put in 12-hour days in these boots with absolutely no pain or discomfort.
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"There's no pain, there's no discomfort in my elbow regarding the bone spur or anything," Syndergaard said.
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Overall, the benefits of the new product were far greater than the discomfort of adopting new behavior.
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"People were coming into the meetings and expressing discomfort about being in white-only spaces," Cunningham noted.
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"He felt some discomfort, but he certainly didn't think it would be to this level," Mozeliak said.
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I think that your feeling of revulsion and discomfort is in line with what we wanted there.
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