There are three other disturbances in the Atlantic Besides Dorian, forecasters are currently watching other disturbances in the Atlantic.
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Your doctor must consider the entire group of symptoms: pain, fatigue, sleep disturbances, cognitive dysfunction, mood disturbances, tenderness, stiffness and functional impairment.
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The index, in use since 1939, measures disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field, with stronger disturbances indicating higher chances of seeing an aurora.
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These are electrically neutral, and thus immune to such disturbances.
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THE RECKONING WILL BE HASTENED BYTHE STAGING OF SEED DISTURBANCES.
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Tech neck, sleep disturbances, eye strain — all actual health concerns.
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Later on, menopause and related symptoms create sleep disturbances, too.
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Major disturbances could begin as soon as early next year.
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If there are any more crowd disturbances, Russia is gone.
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The email from Lt. Anthony Bates, which has the subject line "Landside Disturbances," says "APD will NOT be dispatched to any disturbances on the 'landside' (unsecured side) of ORD," a reference to O'Hare International Airport.
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The country has had its share of similar disturbances this year.
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Associated with it are profound physiological disturbances, widespread throughout the organism.
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The reckoning will be hastened by the staging of seed disturbances.
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In that case, these kind of disturbances should not take place.
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"Coupled with human impacts, we're exacerbating the environmental disturbances," he said.
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Also, substance abuse can cause sleep disturbances, which result in relapse.
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Meanwhile, Lawrence is coping with discreet paranormal and maybe psychological disturbances.
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Disturbances in the autophagic machinery have also been linked to cancer.
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Weather disturbances rippling along were helping to spark rounds of storms.
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"I started having vision disturbances, blacking out, dizzy spells," she says.
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Police were called to his home numerous times for domestic disturbances.
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Circadian disturbances were first noted in blind people in the 1940s.
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But a heavy police presence ensured there were no major disturbances.
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Despite the visual disturbances, pulsating headache and weakness, I carried on.
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His death shook the nation, setting off another round of disturbances.
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Onset of a migraine can involve visual disturbances known as auras.
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One of the driving reasons people stay in unfulfilling relationships is that the "cost" of extricating themselves appears to outweigh the "cost" of one-off disturbances, despite the fact those one-off disturbances add up over time.
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Her debut novel, the critically acclaimed "Atmospheric Disturbances," was published in 2008.
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Even a diet of toxic algae can't save flamingos from ecological disturbances.
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Today, disturbances to the ionosphere affect technology such as radio and GPS.
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Human sleep companions, on the other hand, did not cause similar disturbances.
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He has done experiments on how these disturbances might affect social behavior.
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In particular, sleep disturbances and sleep latency became worse in postmenopausal women.
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Most of the tests did not cause plasma disturbances, the study notes.
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Here are three simple ways to keep your phone's disturbances in line.
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Police said they had detained 68 people during two days of disturbances.
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When disturbances are reported, there is no separate category for sexual assault.
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He canceled one on Friday night in Chicago after disturbances broke out.
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Five other detainees, also charged with "mass disturbances", were released without charge.
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Israeli police said they had taken "security measures after disturbances by Arabs".
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They are very sensitive to disturbances of their routine and to safety.
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I acknowledge we have seen some modest disturbances in supply chain deliveries.
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Antihistamines themselves can also contribute to sleep disturbances and grogginess, he said.
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The vehicles were from the People's Armed Police, which handles civil disturbances.
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The vehicles were from the People's Armed Police, which handles civil disturbances.
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The city is simply trying to prevent public disturbances, the office argued.
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A total of 335 patients, or 17 percent, had been taking medications at home to help them sleep Sleep disturbances at home didn't differ by age group, but in the hospital older patients experienced less disturbances than younger patients.
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These disturbances included stone-throwing and the burning of tires, the IDF said.
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The experts were cautious as radar probed for underground disturbances warranting further investigation.
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The most common symptoms include overwhelming fatigue, visual disturbances and difficulty with mobility.
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During the summer, these disturbances often start as storms moving westward from Africa.
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Several years on, I still have profound color loss and some visual disturbances.
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Qubits' quantum states succumb easily to outside disturbances, turning them into regular bits.
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Invoking violence, creating public disturbances, and otherwise facilitating lawlessness should not be tolerated.
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Bin al Shibh said the disturbances prevented him from concentrating, sleeping and praying.
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"Monetary policy cannot simply absorb these disturbances in the short term," he said.
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Nineteen police were injured, authorities said, and 16 people arrested in the disturbances.
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"But what satellites can do is identify disturbances much more quickly," he said.
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Nineteen police were injured, authorities said, and 16 people arrested in the disturbances.
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Whenever the TV detects disturbances, it amplifies the dialogue by adjusting the volume.
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A fifth death at Parchman was not related to the disturbances, officials said.
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"We had disturbances in the power supply from the national grid," Bristow said.
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And they went into lockdown to respond to disturbances 10 times as often.
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Should more medical practitioners use natural methods to adjust sleep and mood disturbances?
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An earlier study found 8 out of 10 had developmental delays or emotional disturbances.
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Such disturbances are increasingly common, judged by call-outs of the prisons' riot squad.
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These particles and ensuing magnetic disturbances eventually reached our planet, spawning a geomagnetic storm.
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Of all the work in the exhibition, Li Sumpter's most directly addresses such disturbances.
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Those disturbances, in turn, may heighten the risk of chronic disease and encourage overeating.
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They also face overlapping threats from toxic pollution and noise and disturbances from boats.
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The disturbances in the matrix are being caused by more than just black people.
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Delta has come under fire before for the way it handled disturbances on flights.
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That day, the data showed two disturbances, both silent pings from the phone company.
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Like pebbles dropped in water, these disturbances create concentric circles that spread, disrupting everything.
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Police reportedly responded to reports of disturbances at that Popeyes location two more times.
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On top of that, sleep disturbances and pain are both commonly linked to depression.
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The tense scene raised the possibility of more disturbances in the predominantly black city.
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"But in mainland waters, it's even worse," she said, referring to pollution and disturbances.
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Robocalls — at best annoying disturbances and at worst costly financial scams — are getting worse.
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The disturbances led at least two airlines to cancel or reschedule flights into Santiago.
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This empathic attunement to disturbances in the Force defines the Meyer brand of hospitality.
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Disturbances like the one in Rinkeby, officials said, are not unprecedented but are infrequent.
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They'd responded a number of times to his mother's residence after neighbors reported disturbances.
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There is evidence that some of these disturbances, if they are lasting, can work harmfully.
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Place the capsule a good three feet underground, deep enough to safeguard against physical disturbances.
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Einstein's theory suggested that massive objects would create these disturbances in space as they move.
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Symptoms range from tingling and burning sensations to fatigue, concentration difficulties, nausea, and digestive disturbances.
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His rallies now include a recorded request that audience members let security handle any disturbances.
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That seems open to arbitrary interpretation (local officials often treat small peaceful gatherings as disturbances).
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Even the scary moments that should be considered dreamlike disturbances are suggested to be literal.
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They developed algorithms that 'train' the robot to ignore the external disturbances and remain stable.
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Consumptive water use and infrastructure development also rank high on the list of river disturbances.
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Being snowed in and alone in the woods with no disturbances makes for great creativity.
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Several studies suggest that chronic hypoxia increases mood disturbances, especially in patients with emotional instability.
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"Disturbances of (slow wave sleep) commonly accompany aging, major depressive disorders, and dementia," they note.
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The graves were located by using ground-penetrating radar that indicates disturbances in the soil.
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"We are not aware of any specific threats nor do we anticipate any disturbances," Sgt.
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Animals in places with a long history of disturbances are relatively resilient, the researchers found.
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Philadelphia Police arrested three people overnight in connection with disturbances around the city, Amir said.
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Bogota's mayor, Enrique Penalosa, said the ESMAD would not be deployed unless there were disturbances.
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Several of the facilities have been cited for safety and security issues,including disturbances or riots.
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A New York Police Department spokesman said there were no reports of arrests, injuries or disturbances.
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In New York City, emergency calls reporting emotional disturbances have nearly doubled over the past decade.
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And then servo the legs, control the legs in a way to compensate for these disturbances.
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Along the way, however, there are some disturbances, the most dramatic of which comes in September.
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What they found: Africa's protected areas are extremely sensitive to the disturbances that come with war.
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Sleep disturbances, she added, contribute to problems in the ability to process and cope with pain.
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"For years the morality police have been causing disturbances for Iranian women," the Gershad team said.
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The children who ate more fish had fewer disturbances while sleeping, indicating better overall sleep quality.
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Ten of the calls were for minor disturbance parties and two were classified as group disturbances.
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They run in the direction of threats where others would run away from - disturbances and fights.
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Kazakhstan's Interior Ministry said in a statement police had acted "to prevent disturbances of public order".
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The drugs target the 5-HT2A receptor in the brain, which is linked with neuropsychiatric disturbances.
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Continue to keep a noise log noting the dates, times, duration and volume of the disturbances.
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The local police were called to Mr. Cruz's house many times for disturbances over several years.
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Those pesky robocalls — at best annoying disturbances and at worst costly financial scams — are getting worse.
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This means it would be plowing through the air, causing massive winds and other strange disturbances.
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The Friday death and a minor fire at Parchman were unrelated to the disturbances, officials said.
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Cardiac arrest is the result of electrical disturbances that cause the heart to suddenly stop beating.
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And also that we had some irregularities, so there were traffic disturbances during the peak summer.
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Tell him that going forward, you will record the disturbances and report the harassment to management.
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LGS is a disease that is characterized by seizures, impaired intellectual functioning, developmental delays and behavioral disturbances.
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Those disturbances are tiny, which means MAD is only useful at ranges of a few hundred metres.
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There were some reports of ballot-stuffing, but disturbances around the vote appear to have been minor.
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Flares are natural, but they can cause disturbances on Earth, especially with power transmission or radio frequencies.
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Second, orcas are constantly bombarded by unwanted and unusual sensory disturbances, especially those of an acoustic nature.
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Police in some cities are investigating the role social media may have played in organizing the disturbances.
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Symptoms included headache, ringing in the ears, sleep disturbances, trouble thinking, memory problems, dizziness and balance problems.
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Together with domestic Islamist groups, the Jordanians are easily inflamed by any disturbances between Israel and Palestinians.
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"Kids have a hard time quitting or even wanting to quit, thus causing family disturbances," he said.
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Any attempt to eavesdrop on the quantum channel would introduce detectable disturbances to the system, Pan said.
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"This suggests that chronotype could be a contributing factor to sleep disturbances in early childhood," Broekman said.
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The main disturbances in the West Bank were in Hebron, Al-Arroub, Tulkarm, Ramallah, Qalqilya and Nablus.
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Two young men and one teenage boy died in disturbances related to Thursday's strike, according to authorities.
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She's offering £25,213 to £0003,2000 [$220,2000 to $25,000] to compensate for any disturbances or potential poisoning caused.
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These numbers are what prompted Ennis and her team to investigate how it related to sleep disturbances.
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But as Adams tried to descend, electrical disturbances damaged the X-15's guidance and reaction controls.
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"The disturbances and interferences are handmade, but they give a digital look to the images," she says.
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"These are children (who are) ravaged by the disturbances that Boko Haram has brought in," he said.
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One night the army raided Qusra and arrested 22 residents suspected of involvement in the recent disturbances.
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It measures your oxygen saturation levels to monitor for any disturbances in your breathing throughout the night.
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Separately, the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi urged its citizens on Wednesday to be cautious following disturbances.
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The eclipse will provide an opportunity for researchers to investigate how the ionosphere reacts to cosmic disturbances.
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And in the 1986 romantic comedy "Coastal Disturbances," an older couple remember lugging a beach umbrella there.
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"We're talking and we have made some advances," he told reporters, blaming "paid gangs" for the disturbances.
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In the period after dealing with the death of Liu Xiaobo, she won't take anymore outside disturbances.
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Formerly known as "grand mal" seizures, these neural disturbances cause stiffened muscles and a loss of consciousness.
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Resilient-thinking: This approach looks at how disturbances can be best managed in the face of surprises.
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There was more unrest in St. Louis Saturday night, when 9 people were arrested during various disturbances.
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In turn, loneliness exacerbates feelings of guilt, shame, and anxiety that can lead to further sleep disturbances.
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But a few cases see gravity rearing its head, like low frequency waves created by some ocean disturbances.
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He said there had been some disturbances regarding family members at the house previously, although none were criminal.
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There were also disturbances in other prisons, like that in Tacumbú, which is the largest prison in Paraguay.
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During Saturday's disturbances in Paris, tourists were left shocked, with some saying they would cut short their visit.
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"We believe that without any disturbances from the outside, COC (code of conduct) consultations will accelerate," Wang said.
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The Force Band alerts you to the existence of these disturbances and cards by activating the haptic motor.
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So far, even as fires and other disturbances increase, the forests are growing more than enough to compensate.
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For centuries, doctors explained migraines as a woman's problem caused by emotional disturbances like hysteria, depression or stress.
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"A flare qualifies as the use of fireworks and not as crowd disturbances," he said after the match.
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In July, the department said future airport disturbances would be handled by city police, not aviation security officers.
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Other government incentives cause similar disturbances, leading to increased demand for crops that contribute to the runoff problem.
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Colombia uses weapons reviewed by the United Nations to control disturbances during protests, the defense ministry has said.
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However, in melancholia it's thought that there are also disturbances in other neurotransmitters such as noradrenaline and dopamine.
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Police have used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters, and disturbances continued in Managua on Saturday.
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Two state troopers died in the crash of a helicopter that was monitoring the disturbances, apparently an accident.
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The co-op board recently sent us a letter saying they plan to evict us for noise disturbances.
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The overwhelming majority of electricity disturbances originate in damage to power poles and power lines — the grid itself.
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A fifth death and a minor fire at the Parchman prison were unrelated to the disturbances, officials said.
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The disturbances began in July, when Indian security forces killed Burhan Wani, a top commander for Hizbul Mujahedeen.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The United States must respect China's concerns on Taiwan to avoid causing disturbances in Sino-U.
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Late on Wednesday, military police began deploying to areas affected by the disturbances, images broadcast on local television showed.
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"Disturbances can spread quickly and be intensified, especially in structurally vulnerable banking systems such as Finland's," the report said.
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Officers are now instructed to first attempt to de-escalate and mediate disturbances between property owners and accused offenders.
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Eliminating these disturbances, making the machines operate more reliably and with less waste heat, is every data center's dream.
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The primary signs of retinal damage are visual disturbances, and they aren't always associated with pain, the experts say.
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Protection systems must contribute to system stability by riding through minor disturbances, rather than worsening it by disconnecting prematurely.
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Atmospheric disturbances tend to ripple across the outer edges of such weather patterns, triggering large complexes of severe thunderstorms.
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Having experienced more than 5,000 years of disturbances, what kind of battle formation have the Chinese people not seen?
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An estimated 80% of paranormal disturbances are ultimately attributed to things as mundane as bad housing construction, investigators say.
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Protection systems must contribute to system stability by "riding through" minor disturbances, rather than worsening it by disconnecting prematurely.
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Rituals can help humans cope with adversity, yet few rituals have been developed to address climate change's profound disturbances.
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PM 280 exposure has been tied to respiratory problems as well as heart disease, heart rhythm disturbances and stroke.
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Targeted in occasional riots and ugly local disturbances, Sri Lankan Muslims have witnessed nothing of this scale or intensity.
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Schizophrenia is a chronic, debilitating and often progressive mental illness characterized by disturbances in thinking, emotional reaction, and behavior.
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The region's assistant police chief told journalists that "widespread disturbances" had taken place in several parts of the region.
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Unpredictable solar winds cause disturbances in our planet's magnetic field and can play havoc with communications technology on Earth.
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Heads of agencies involved in protecting Charlottesville this weekend said they&aposre preparing for any civil disturbances or unrest.
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These disturbances are more numerous and widespread than seen after any of the North's previous tests, 38 North said.
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"In May, we've had so many disturbances," Benny Sadwiko, who is leading Bank Indonesia's cyber security efforts, told Reuters.
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They attack in larger numbers, react to disturbances 10 times faster, and will chase victims for a quarter mile.
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Second, the military characterizes the insurgency as "disturbances" perpetrated by misguided individuals, which serves to minimize its political implications.
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In a statement, police said they had deployed forces at the site in anticipation of disturbances and "dispersed rioters".
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To be clear, this conclusion does not imply commodity shocks and other supply disturbances have no effect on inflation.
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Usually associated with a financial meltdown, contagion refers to the spread of market disturbances from one region to others.
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In fact, most of the disturbances were caused by downed power lines or other transmission issues in extreme weather.
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It uses electricity to identify stones, metal and clay as well as soil disturbances like those made by digging.
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It is possible that you and your husband are more sensitive to such disturbances than the average New Yorker.
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Most have headaches, balance issues and visual disturbances — all of which Clinton was reported to have following that event.
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Those disturbances and challenges I've mentioned came from the outside, but sometimes the difficulty comes from inside of me.
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This book is full of shocking moments, surprising disturbances in a narrative full of fateful twists and unintended consequences.
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One-third of older adults' BZD prescriptions are for long durations, often prescribed for insomnia and other sleep disturbances.
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Many were built near seacoasts or river deltas to minimize disturbances to humans or avoid natural obstacles like mountains.
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Knightscope&aposs robots use artificial intelligence, cameras, GPS, lasers, and thermal sensors to monitor their surroundings and report disturbances.
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Although awareness is growing, specific knowledge of symptoms such as unrelenting headaches, visual disturbances and epigastric pain is lacking.
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The former officer interacted with the couple at least other five times during service calls, some involving domestic disturbances.
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And is it the actual allergic reaction that causes these symptoms or just the sleep disturbances and general discomfort?
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Handled badly, changing the UFR could cause disturbances in the market and harm policyholders, Nathalie Berger told the committee.
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Brainard noted that slowdowns and disturbances in major foreign markets during the 2014-16 period weighed on U.S. growth.
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These violent disturbances were organized, coordinated and directed by Hamas, a terrorist organization engaged in armed conflict with Israel.
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And they also looked at any reports of adverse events associated with the treatments, from sleep disturbances to suicide.
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At least one person was killed in the disturbances, the police said, and there were reports of several people injured.
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Plus, you'll find it easy to enjoy when you realize how few outside disturbances make it past the Chrysler's defenses.
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But such data are useful because they can provide a more complete snapshot of disturbances to the world&aposs forests.
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They blew a two-goal lead against the Czechs, but that collapse was precipitated by prolonged disturbances from protesting fans.
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" Four years later, Dr. Kanner sent his diagnosis to the Tripletts, which included the phrase "autistic disturbances of affective contact.
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China hopes that both sides can "work hard, exclude disturbances, and reach a mutually beneficial, win-win agreement", he added.
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Campus and local authorities said they were taking the potential for lawlessness seriously following several episodes of politically fueled disturbances.
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Comair said it expected no disturbances on Wednesday, after at least eight of its domestic flights were disrupted on Tuesday.
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Concerns about disturbances outside the convention are high, after protesters outside several of Trump's speeches this year have become unruly.
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Even among the new species described by us, we have observed that at least four are facing serious anthropogenic disturbances.
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Andy Kennedy played on that fear by showing sleep disturbances from outside and within in his animated short Slow Wave.
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""Paul McHugh says [people are trans because]...of psychological disturbances that are not solved through dressing up or through surgery.
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He said that over the last few months there had been frequent disturbances at the address where the fight occurred.
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Sharks can hear prey up to a kilometer away, even the itty-bitty sounds, like water disturbances and muscle contractions.
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Space weather can take the form of solar flares, solar energetic particles, and geomagnetic disturbances, Obama explained in the order.
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Trump blamed protesters for creating disturbances at his campaign events and said it is a "love fest" among his supporters.
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The police were called twice in one week in early October to the pair's Fort Lauderdale home for domestic disturbances.
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Last month seven federal policemen in the south were killed by local militiamen during a particularly violent wave of disturbances.
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For example, about 28503 percent of fatal shootings occurred after a traffic stop, and another 22019 percent from domestic disturbances.
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Johnston said his deputies did go out to Neal's a few times after being called due to gunfire or disturbances.
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There did not appear to be any significant disturbances or glitches at the stadium that needed to be smoothed over.
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Though the cause was initially cited as exhaustion and sleep deprivation, emotional disturbances are believed to be an additional factor.
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Then over the lifetime of the mission, there are always small disturbances pulling the satellite off of its intended track.
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The disturbances are a major challenge, but analysts expect the leadership will survive despite factional infighting and growing economic problems.
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In other words, sleep disturbances come from both internal and external factors, and many of those factors affect women more.
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"We had to actually send out forces to multiple locations to deal with a number of disturbances," Chief Thomas said.
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It can adapt to small disturbances (cutely demonstrated in the video by nudging the robot hand with a toy giraffe).
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Ten years after Kanye West famously stormed Taylor Swift's V.M.A.s acceptance speech, the superstar dominated the evening with no disturbances.
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Cardiac arrests are caused by disturbances in the heart's electrical rhythm, which impede blood flow or stop the heart altogether.
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Meanwhile, meteorologists are keeping their eyes on two more tropical disturbances that could impact areas already devastated by Dorian. 5.
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They include cravings, nervousness, restlessness, irritability, mood lability, anxiety, drowsiness, sleep disturbances, impaired concentration, increased appetite, headache, and weight gain.
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There was a similar mix with domestic disturbances and public drunkenness, which went down, while overall violence reports went up.
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Ten years after Kanye West famously stormed Taylor Swift's V.M.A.s acceptance speech, the superstar dominated the evening with no disturbances.
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That was four years ago, and since then his visual disturbances have only become a lot worse and more pronounced.
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A few months delayed, the group's "Civil Disturbances" sign project went up for one year, though not without further battles.
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Disturbances to that balance can lead to vaginal irritation, a "fishy" odor, painful pee, uncomfortable sex and changes in discharge.
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In this work, the subsequent cyborg woman of Fritz Lang's Metropolis (343) is already undone by disturbances she cannot contain.
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The governor of Sucre, Luis Acuña, who belongs to the ruling PSUV party, said the deaths were unrelated to the disturbances.
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And scientists suspect exposure to PM2.5 can cause "epigenetic" changes to our cells -- disturbances or mutations that can damage our health.
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The calls alerting police to domestic disturbances at 1406 Country Club Road in Norfolk, Nebraska, came three times over the weekend.
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Disturbances in the ionosphere can muck up these signals and equipment and even disrupt our power grid on the surface below.
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When you have this really tight temperature gradient, you can get these pieces of energy — weather disturbances — coming through the atmosphere.
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Also, the introduction of artificial lighting resulted in the disruption our natural circadian rhythm and we began to see sleep disturbances.
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The team then spent the entire fall exhaustively investigating potential instrumental and environmental disturbances to confirm that the signal was real.
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It's the result of the combination of two jet stream disturbances into one, as detailed by meteorologist Philippe Papin on Twitter.
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The rate of this thaw and collapse in increasing, and the number of these disturbances is also increasing, his team found.
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Her debut novel, Atmospheric Disturbances, is narrated by a middle-aged male psychiatrist who believes his wife to be an impostor.
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Fibromyalgia, a chronic disorder characterized by musculoskeletal pain, fatigue and sleep disturbances, has no known cure, with treatments focusing on symptoms.
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In July 2012, for example, "major grid disturbances" affected large parts of India, leaving hundreds of millions of people without electricity.
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Other disturbances, like draining bogs to grow trees or to produce oil and gas, can also make a fire more severe.
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The area around Papua New Guinea is prone to tectonic disturbances, and often affected by natural disasters like tsunamis and earthquakes.
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It screams past Earth at a million miles per hour, and disturbances can cause disruptive space weather that impacts our planet.
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From 22006 to 22012, calls to the police about burglary, stolen and abandoned vehicles, domestic violence and public disturbances dropped significantly.
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Separately, disturbances, many caused by feuding teenagers, struck at least 15 malls across the country on Monday, disrupting post-Christmas shopping.
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Police procedure determines that traveling fans must stay behind until the home crowd has cleared, to reduce the risk of disturbances.
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Character Study Twenty years ago, David Scalza moved into a building in Hell's Kitchen that was rife with drugs and disturbances.
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Another sign that suggests immediate intervention is needed is if the person feels physically sick as a result of sleep disturbances.
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The disturbances — many caused by feuding teenagers, according to local officials — disrupted post-Christmas shopping in at least a dozen states.
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Symptoms include tremors or shaking of the fingers, hands, legs or feet; stiffness; difficulty balancing; depression; and gastrointestinal disturbances including constipation.
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In today's 360 video, travel through archival photographs to sites of one of the most destructive civil disturbances in U.S. history.
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The affidavit also notes Dawson's history of outburst at the Capitol, including several disturbances he made in the House in 2015.
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"Civil Disturbances: Battles For Justice in New York City" was produced in partnership with New York Lawyers for the Public Interest.
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When the Phillies won the World Series, scores of people were arrested in disturbances that included looting of stores and vandalism.
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In 1943, however, he published a seminal article titled "Autistic Disturbances of Affective Contact" describing 11 such children; Donald was Case 1.
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They said the shootings helped change public opinion about the Vietnam War and led to changes in military policy for civil disturbances.
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NZ and Chinese state-owned Pacific Hydro failed to ensure their plants met requirements to be able to ride through system disturbances.
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Inside, they found records about the history of the manor including land deals, disturbances of the peace, and the names of jurors.
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In 1916, President Woodrow Wilson deployed 20,000 soldiers from New York to help quell border disturbances, and the region began to grow.
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Research has shown that passenger anger is costly and other countries have taken up similar measures prevent and discourage behaviors and disturbances.
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A slowdown in U.S economic activity and disturbances around the world have inspired the Fed to take a more cautious approach recently.
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The solar flare that was released this week was reportedly powerful enough to cause disturbances for radio operators in Europe and Africa.
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Russian police have cracked down since, rounding up rowdy fans and warning local hooligans that there will be no tolerance for disturbances.
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Since shift workers often experience sleep disturbances or may not get enough sleep, their brains might not effectively remove waste, Benedict said.
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Protests also broke out in six other cities in some of the most widespread disturbances since the unrest began on Dec. 19.
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His appearances will be limited due to the rise in clown-related disturbances in the US and more recently around the world.
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Meditation, one of the tools of yoga, has similarly been shown to address anxiety, stress, fatigue, and general mood and sleep disturbances.
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You join the group as a new recruit, and are immediately thrown into investigating demonic disturbances in the Akihabara district of Tokyo.
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WTXL said incident reports showed police were called by hospital staff multiple times since 2006 in reference to alleged disturbances involving Dawson.
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Then you have to read down and it says, well, they&aposve has some recent domestic disturbances at the house, or turmoil.
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Though the team suggests this heightened impact rate could be caused by asteroid belt disturbances, the reason is not known for sure.
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Better security systems make mass disturbances less likely, reckons the same ex-offender, but concerns are growing that officers will be murdered.
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The RoboBee is also very susceptible to disturbances, says Mortiz Graule, one of the paper's authors, and now a researcher at Harvard.
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Or some people might experience gastrointestinal disturbances — like nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and diarrhea — from eating chilis, so it's not for everyone.
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In "The Little Disturbances of Man," Paley introduced Faith Darwin, an alter ego who returns, like a friend, in each subsequent collection.
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Photograph by Jess Paley / Courtesy Nora Paley Paley counted the publication of "The Little Disturbances of Man" as a stroke of luck.
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In other words, Earth's gravity waves are mere ripples compared to the enormous 10,000-kilometer-scale disturbances Akatsuki saw one planet over.
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None were formally marked, and all were in a state of near-constant change from erosion and other natural or human disturbances.
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The disturbances lasted over an hour before riot police surrounded and then arrested some demonstrators while the rest of the crowd dispersed.
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Eight years later, while Tim was celebrating his Broadway debut in Tina Howe's "Coastal Disturbances" at Sardi's, a box from Tyne appeared.
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Solar wind screams past Earth at a million miles per hour, and disturbances can cause disruptive space weather that affects our planet.
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After a series of disturbances in the 1950s and '60s, the police created a public order unit and instituted anti-riot training.
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He had sleep disturbances, hallucinations, memory problems, rigidity, paranoia and eventually coordination issues that led to dangerous falls and losses of consciousness.
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But given the rapid rates of change, harvesting, forest fires and other disturbances are also playing significant roles, other experts noted. (A.P.)
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Unless we get our act together, we will see in years to come more droughts, more floods and more extreme weather disturbances.
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Damon Chua, who created a fictional espionage tale for "Film Chinois," turns to real diplomatic disturbances in this Pan Asian Repertory show.
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Unlike Do Not Disturb, which can mute sounds, stop vibrations and block visual disturbances, Focus Mode is only about silencing specific apps.
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They inferred their existence by seeing their pull on neighboring stars or listening to the gravitational wave disturbances arising from their collisions.
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Mr. Abdel Rahman faced trial twice in Egypt for instigating Mr. Sadat's assassination and for political disturbances that erupted at the time.
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"Challenges in the fourth quarter mainly comprise asset quality disturbances and margin pressure," said Guo Qiwei, a banks analyst at Huatai Securities.
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But it does not check for school expulsions, other mental health history or domestic disturbances that do not result in criminal charges.
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And you are really worried that his mental disturbances will lead to a military confrontation with North Korea — and a nuclear holocaust.
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It's inspired one team to create a new way of locating large disturbances in the ocean, like earthquakes, meteors—and even striking airplanes.
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The effects include lowered IQ, impaired brain development, issues linked to attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism, and visual and perceptual disturbances.
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But video of the Wednesday disturbances showed riot-like scenes of people streaming out of stores carrying flat-screen TVs and other items.
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NASA also installed one of the spacecraft's scientific instruments, which will help measure eruptions on the sun and disturbances in the solar wind.
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The tunnel whose discovery was made public on Sunday crossed the border with Israel near the site of intensive Palestinian disturbances, Conricus said.
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Facebook had modeled for one of these atmospheric disturbances, and simulations indicated that Aquila could withstand a gust of up to 7 knots.
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Submarine-spotting aircraft carry "magnetic anomaly detectors" (MAD) which pick up disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field caused by a submarine's metal hull.
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Ryan, who has a history of causing disturbances in the area and had prior arrests, was charged with disorderly conduct, the report said.
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For Carner, that overlap means that he has ADHD and dyslexia, which is where the distractions and disturbances at school initially arose from.
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Against stronger disturbances, multiband radar watched altitudes above and below the balloon, ready to move up or down to catch a favorable flow.
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After just three to 11 years, sleep disturbances including insomnia were associated with lower scores on tests of cognitive function, the study found.
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Last month, it said the election cannot take place until April 2019, raising fears of an escalation in militia violence and civil disturbances.
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Via Reddit: Both Manchester United and Liverpool have been charged by the FA for a number of disturbances and infractions during the match.
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The episode of delusion that Muthart experienced while on meth caused her to have a series of mental disturbances that affected her senses.
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The judge rejected the public prosecutor's argument that waving a politically charged Catalan flag could lead to serious public disturbances, or even violence.
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He remains deeply popular among many Bolivians, and his backers have clashed with opposition demonstrators in the disturbances that followed the October vote.
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Some were burned close to where the disturbances broke out, and others were set on fire in wealthier neighborhoods elsewhere in the city.
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The disturbances — many caused by feuding teenagers, according to local authorities — disrupted post-Christmas shopping in cities in at least a dozen states.
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With a separate blanket you bypass many of the disturbances common to sharing a bed, most obviously having to fight for the blanket.
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As violence flared throughout the week, Kneeland flew to Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Kansas City; Janson stayed in Chicago to cover the disturbances there.
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These disturbances sail outward and smash into our planet's magnetic field, creating colorful light shows like the aurora borealis and sometimes disrupting communications.
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In what may have been the biggest anti-government protests in the 40-year history of the Islamic Republic, disturbances began on Nov.
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Xi told Pompeo he hoped that the United States could "cautiously and appropriately" handle sensitive issues to avoid "major disturbances" to Sino-U.
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He spoke dutifully against violence and met mayors and community leaders, but did not see his principal task as the suppression of disturbances.
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Telenor Group said the ministry of transport and communications had cited "disturbances of peace and use of internet activities to coordinate illegal activities".
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Hundreds of detainees have broken out of Siglo XXI in recent weeks after disturbances that inmates told Reuters were triggered by squalid conditions.
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"The majority of patients develop behavioral disturbances, not only agitation and challenging behaviors, but also apathy and depression," Cherubini told Reuters Health by email.
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After that episode and reports of other disturbances in other districts, House GOP conference chair Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Washington, asked her colleague, Rep.
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Her debut novel, the critically acclaimed "Atmospheric Disturbances," was published in 2008, and her second book, a story collection titled "American Innovations," in 2014.
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Which means avoid wearing headphonesWhile it can be tough to run without music, it's far safer and leaves your ears open for any disturbances.
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It's usually in the form of visual disturbances like wavy lines, dots or flashing lights, tingling in the face or arms, even difficulty speaking.
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One of the ideas is that a lot of the storms that form in the northeast Pacific actually come from disturbances moving off Africa.
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U.S. swimmers robbed at gunpoint Save for some green water in the competition pools, the Rio Olympics hadn't had any major distractions or disturbances.
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As you go to sleep, they play audio tracks that drown out typical evening disturbances like street noise, loud neighbors, or a snoring partner.
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"But we think this is the mechanism by which women [who are already susceptible to sleep problems] can develop sleep disturbances," explains Dr. Boivin.
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The hormone therapy for the treatment of vasomotor symptoms — such as night sweats, hot flashes and sleep disturbances — due to menopause demonstrated positive results.
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The $100 billion-ish vehicle has caused disturbances of all sorts in the fabric of the private capital markets, deploying cash with hurricane speed.
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Over the past decade, there have been at least 35 reports of seizures — sudden and uncontrolled disturbances in the brain — following e-cigarette use.
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Why it matters: Human disturbances are supposed to be reduced in these protected areas since they're specifically designed to be safe havens for biodiversity.
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Now Mitchell-Innes & Nash will revisit that exhibition, turning its gallery over to a new group calling itself the Temporary Office of Urban Disturbances.
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Five people were detained in the latest disturbances, bringing the number of arrests since the protests began in June to more than 600 (Reuters).
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Because I get sensory disturbances called auras with my migraines, she said, the pill—any pill—increases my stroke risk enough to be unsafe.
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Temporary eye disturbances have been attributed to erectile dysfunction drugs before (in pill form), such as photophobia, blurred vision, and increased perception of brightness.
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Awkwardly, these same disturbances have sometimes occurred without being followed by a downturn, illustrating the difficulty of modelling and forecasting a highly networked economy.
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A national guard was created for suppressing civil disturbances within the country; television propaganda was intensified; opposition members are being kept out of elections.
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"Due to technical disturbances Nasdaq Nordic Equity and Nasdaq Nordic Index and Equity Derivatives markets are halted again," it said in an emailed statement.
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Her debut novel, the critically acclaimed "Atmospheric Disturbances," was published in 33, and her second book, a story collection titled "American Innovations," in 2014.
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After a period of hiding, Pashinyan surrendered to the police in 2009 and was sentenced to four years in prison for organising civil disturbances.
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But auras can take other forms as well: a prickling pins-and-needles feeling on parts of the body, speech disturbances, distortions of sounds.
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They can be associated with an aura—visual distortions, sensory changes, or even speech and language disturbances that herald the onset of head pain.
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In places where animals have survived disturbances for thousands of years, protecting forest fragments may be a good conservation strategy, the new research suggests.
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Booth's drawing style is far from figure-flattering, which allows it to capture the mannerisms and disturbances human beings can display in social situations.
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If tropical disturbances approach the Baja California Peninsula, the monsoon flow can tap into their moisture, which increases storm activity over Southern California and Arizona.
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Police said that over the past three years, they had responded to seven calls at the family's apartment involving noise, disturbances and a custody dispute.
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Local officials, clearly worried about the reaction of higher-ups to the disorder, said implausibly that the disturbances had been stirred up by "outside troublemakers".
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"Charges relating to crowd disturbances, use of fireworks and racist behaviour had been brought against the RFU (Russian Football Union)," UEFA said in a statement.
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Gravitational waves are disturbances in the curvature of space created by monumental cosmic events, such as the explosion of stars or collisions between massive objects.
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Police spokesman Ruwan Gunasekara said there had been several disturbances throughout Tuesday night in the Kandy area, renowned for its tea plantations and scenic hills.
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Officials say meteotsunamis are driven by air-pressure disturbances often associated with fast-moving weather events, such as severe thunderstorms, squalls, and other storm fronts.
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As explained by NASA, gravity waves occur when "buoyancy pushes air up and gravity pulls it back down," resulting in observable disturbances in the atmosphere.
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It said a number of public disturbances have been reported in the country due to false information in the wake of the Easter Sunday bombings.
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Going forward, the Chicago Police Department will be tasked with handling the majority of disturbances at O'Hare and the city's other major airport, Midway International.
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This wasn't an issue prior to the advent of electronics, but in our highly wired world, these atmospheric disturbances are poised to cause serious trouble.
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A sub-inspector in New Delhi said the police commissioner had issued orders to watch for disturbances, especially at key retail outlets like petrol pumps.
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In the past decade, the agency has received at least 35 reports of seizures — sudden and uncontrolled disturbances in the brain — following e-cigarette use.
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In all of her work, Sumpter makes the case that the African-American experience offers a crucial perspective on whatever climate disturbances the future holds.
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The most visible move has been cordon off small areas for the press, whichs has limited their ability to cover the events and the disturbances.
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Quantum channels send messages embedded in light, and experts say that attempts to disrupt or eavesdrop on them would create detectable disturbances in the system.
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There were no footprints or other disturbances in the snow that would have indicated anyone made it out of the plane, the park service said.
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A study published by the U.S. National Library of Medicine found that high mobile phone use was associated with sleep disturbances and symptoms of depression.
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The government had prohibited the opposition march on the grounds that those behind it were involved in "grave disturbances to public order" in past protests.
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Law enforcement geared up for disturbances in light of the deadly violence that erupted during the white supremacist rally earlier this month in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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If we're low on these critical microbes or they are not communicating properly, it can ultimately lead to disturbances in the brain, and therefore mood.
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Every year there are dozens of reports of UFO sightings, strange machinery hovering in the sky, the sky pulsing in green, speeding, sounding geomagnetic disturbances.
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In this state, someone can also experience disturbances to their other senses, leading them to smell, feel or taste things that don't align with reality.
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That wind screams past Earth at a million miles per hour, and disturbances of the solar wind cause disruptive space weather that impacts our planet.
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A major worry is that as climate change and other disturbances affect peatlands, the intensity of fires will increase, releasing more carbon into the atmosphere.
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Once these waves are stopped by the solid mantle, they compress, leading to the temporary disturbances in the magnetic field that cause the geomagnetic jerk.
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Senior police officer Jan Hieber said police had probably only found a small proportion of the weapons that had been stockpiled for use in disturbances.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe opposition leader's spokesman Nkululeko Sibanda said on Wednesday that the army's reaction in quelling disturbances in the capital was disproportionate and unjustified.
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Lam Bun, an outspoken radio broadcaster who had also condemned the disturbances, was burned to death, along with his cousin, on the way to work.
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The charges related to "crowd disturbances, setting off of fireworks and throwing of objects" during the 1-1 draw against Iceland in Marseille on Saturday.
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Based on this finding, planetary scientists hypothesized Europa might be home to an electrically conductive fluid, like salt water, that was causing the magnetic disturbances.
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But it did appear to add to public frustration about a system that some people have criticized for crying wolf or for creating needless disturbances.
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Now that the flight has landed, the passengers and crew will keep sleep journals for two weeks to study jet lag and other potential disturbances.
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A police officer fired at the perpetrators but did not strike anyone, and the disturbances continued for several more hours, stretching into early Tuesday morning.
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These signs include drastic changes in behavior or mood, sleep and appetite disturbances, as well as any expression of a sense of hopelessness, he added.
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That small percentage of women in the study who reported severe disturbances might represent a group affected by what's called premenstrual dysphoric disorder, or PMDD.
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However, Chen Changsheng, a researcher with China's State Council, said the government should look past these short-term disturbances in their deliberations over macroeconomic policy.
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I subscribe to Disturbances, a weekly email newsletter in which a British cultural geographer named Jay Owens writes about the science, history, and culture of dust.
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The different amount of bending at different latitudes in the ocean manifests as "Rossby waves," a slow and westward movement of disturbances in the ocean water.
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This is especially true for people with photosensitive epilepsy, for whom exposure to flickering or flashing lights and patterns can trigger electrical disturbances in the brain.
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Disturbances also rocked several cities and towns and across France - from Charleville Mezieres in the northeast to Nantes in the west and Marseille in the south.
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As basis for its request," Telenor said in a statement, adding that officials "referenced disturbances of peace and use of internet services to coordinate illegal activities.
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Jupiter isn't the only planet whose moons cause disturbances in its aurorae—Saturn's moon Enceladus leaves a similar footprint, according to the paper published in Science.
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Otherwise, no arrests or disturbances were reported from demonstrations in front of state capitols and universities Monday challenging what participants called a discriminatory policy against Muslims.
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This courtesy should be extended to all dolphin moms, the DOC says, since ongoing disturbances can prevent dolphin moms for giving their babies the best care.
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Bose is fully discontinuing its Sleepbuds, the $250 earbuds that were designed to be worn during sleep to help drown out disturbances and other unwanted noise.
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He escaped house arrest and fled the country during the disturbances that led to Guaidó's recognition as the legitimate president of Venezuela by the United States.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Israeli soldiers shot a blindfolded, handcuffed Palestinian teenager who had been arrested on suspicion of taking part in disturbances as he tried to flee.
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But the energy from nuclear explosions created hot, electrically charged regions within the atmosphere that induced geomagnetic disturbances, and even produced radiation belts of its own.
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But even without these temporary disturbances, says Holger Schmieding from Berenberg, a bank, annualised GDP growth would have slowed to below 1% in the second half.
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Running in particular tends to trigger these GI disturbances, because your body is also literally shaken up in a way that can speed up gut motility.
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As in Phoenix, former employees of the Tampa site described lasting emotional disturbances from their work — one for which neither Facebook nor Cognizant offers any support.
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He wanted to hang out with his friends and costars — Gibson names Will Smith, Vin Diesel, Michael Bay, David O. Russell, in particular — without any disturbances.
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Now it&aposs so restricted in range and numbers that it doesn&apost have the flexibility to deal with tropical storms or hurricanes or other disturbances.
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"The continuous, negative moves made recently by Japan regarding major sensitive issues have caused disturbances to the improvement of bilateral ties," Wang added, without offering details.
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These particles are small enough to enter the bloodstream from the lungs and are linked to inflammation, heart rhythm disturbances and clotting issues, the authors write.
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Sinaloa public safety director Cristobal Castaneda told news anchor Joaquin Lopez Doriga that 13 people were killed during the disturbances that ran late into Thursday night.
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One person was charged with third-degree assault (knowingly or recklessly causing bodily injury to another person) while the rest were slapped with general peace disturbances.
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In a review of cell phone addiction, University of Madrid researchers found that people experienced sleep disturbances, loneliness, and loss of interest in real-life activities.
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"Patients with cataracts experience not only vision problems, but also sleep disturbances, cognitive impairments, among other issues that can reduce their quality of life," Chellappa said.
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Each one is assessed by the level of threat it faces and accompanied by information about its buildings and the sources of the disturbances affecting it.
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Torcida Split 1950 – a Hadjuk Split supporters' association – has issued an official statement accusing the federation of corruption and pledging further disturbances unless senior figures resign.
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Researchers found that the likelihood of sleep problems rose with the number of hours spent in unpaid caregiving, and when caregiving stopped, sleep disturbances were reduced.
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After about 20 minutes of training with the human adversary, the robot succeeds more frequently in grasping objects, plus its grasps are more resilient to disturbances.
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Five people were detained in the latest disturbances, police said, bringing the number of those arrested since the protests began in June to more than 600.
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In a British suburb in central England, police officers accustomed to burglaries and household disturbances are finding ways to battle the latest crime wave - human trafficking.
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Nuplazid is considered safer, according to analysts, as the drug does not affect dopamine production, instead targeting the 5HT2A receptor, which is linked with neuropsychiatric disturbances.
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" St. Louis Metropolitan Police spokeswoman Schron Y. Jackson, when asked whether police used kettling in the disturbances, said, "Officers responded to the location where protesters gathered.
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For them, between 30 and 60 grams — which is 1 or 2 ounces — of carbohydrates per hour during exercise could minimize immune disturbances related to exercise.
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In Plato's "Phaedrus," Socrates extols divinely inspired madness in mystics, lovers, poets and prophets; he describes these disturbances as gifts of the gods, rather than maladies.
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Migraine aura is usually characterized by visual disturbances According to the American Migraine Foundation, migraine itself is fairly common, occurring in approximately 12% of the population.
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Chief Smith said that a drive-by shooting had recently taken place outside the club and that the police had received reports of other disturbances there.
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There have been at least five prisoner deaths in the state since late December-- four of which were during violent disturbances, officials said earlier this month.
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If a seismic survey does take place in the refuge, another paper, by Interior Department scientists, has suggested ways it could reduce disturbances to polar bears.
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Large-scale disturbances ensued in Petrograd, complete with street battles between right- and left-wing gangs, black flags and socialist banners, panic, shooting and civilian deaths.
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One person was charged with 3rd degree assault (knowingly or recklessly causing bodily injury to another person) while the rest were slapped with general peace disturbances.
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They looked at how many of each kind of species — sensitive and not — were found in forests with a history of disturbances and in undisturbed forests.
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It is considered effective for migraine with or without aura, referring to the sensory or visual disturbances that occur among roughly a third of migraine sufferers.
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"On one hand, PTSD can result in various sleep disturbances including nightmares, difficulty falling asleep, frequent awakenings and waking up too early," Wang said by email.
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Various civil society and media groups have protested the broadcast ban on civil disturbances by the SABC, which has the widest broadcasting reach in South Africa.
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Sheriff's deputies were called to the home that Clark and Kiara Alleyne shared for domestic disturbances on June 7 and June 19, the Star-Banner reports.
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Addressing a crowd of thousands of flag-waving supporters at the airport later, Erdogan said the government remained at the helm, although disturbances continued in Ankara.
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Police had also responded to a number of reports of disturbances at the gunman's mother's house, where he was living at the time of the shooting.
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Some protests and even civil disturbances are going to ensue in the coming days or weeks purely based on things you said or did during the campaign.
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Detecting the teeny changes in space from passing gravitational waves with a detector requires reducing or identifying as many of the sources of outside disturbances as possible.
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"When you have this really tight temperature gradient, you can get these pieces of energy — weather disturbances — coming through the atmosphere," meteorologist Ed Vallee explained to Kirby.
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Afshordi and Abedi suggest that the signals they pulled from the GW17081 data could actually be disturbances made by unknown exotic objects or noise in the instruments.
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Non-tropical storms feed off air mass differences, along with upper level disturbances, and these ingredients are quickly coming together for a historically intense storm to form.
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In it, he argued that "premenstrual tension" was caused by a hormonal imbalance, and women suffer from "disturbances" like irritability and lack of concentration as a result.
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A geomagnetic storm like this likely would have "degraded" the precision of GPS signals in some places, he said, and reports of disturbances could still come in.
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One of the studies, by Columbia University researchers, found that children exposed to effects of chlorpyrifos in the womb had persistent "disturbances" in their brains throughout childhood.
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Mayor Bollwage asserts that the crackdown on the fried-chicken restaurant was solely due to the public disturbances surrounding it, and not because of their family's heritage.
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With little or no warning, officers may find themselves responding to events ranging from domestic disturbances to involvement in complex, evolving natural disasters or acts of terrorism.
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Cables are safest in deep water where they can rest on a relatively flat seabed, and won't rub against rocks or be at risk of other disturbances.
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"The tendency for these individuals to have trauma related nightmares and then sleep disruption and sleep disturbances continued well after successful PTSD treatment was complete," said Kerst.
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He died a week later, triggering the disturbances across Baltimore, which led to a state of emergency and caused injury to 130 police officers over several days.
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Groups of protesters also gathered on and around the Champs Elysees, the scene of disturbances in recent weeks, many of them calling loudly for Macron to resign.
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"Atrial fibrillation is one of the most common heart rhythm disturbances and a common cause of stroke," said Greg Marcus, a cardiac electrophysiologist at UC San Francisco.
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Airbnb is beloved by many travelers for providing low-cost lodging in neighborhoods around the world — and is hated by many neighbors for creating disturbances next door.
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Disturbances continued on March 12th at a Trump rally in Dayton, Ohio, where a man charged towards Mr Trump's stage and was quickly surrounded by security personnel.
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For babies and toddlers with mental health disturbances, therapy focused on their relationship with their closest caregiver provides emotional support, models protective behaviors, and promotes developmental progress.
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The Philippines Institute of Volcanology and Seismology also advised the public to stay away from the coast as "minor sea level disturbances" are expected until 2 p.m.
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Still, fears loom over potential contagion, which refers to the spread of market disturbances from one region to others and is normally associated with a financial meltdown.
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Though a heart attack occurs when circulation of blood is blocked, cardiac arrest is the result of electrical disturbances that cause the heart to suddenly stop beating.
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Although the science is far from conclusive, it has been marketed as a cure-all for problems as varied as anxiety, chronic pain, inflammation and sleep disturbances.
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But if you're experiencing serious sleep disturbances that are consistently impacting your life, the following solutions may not be adequate and you should consider consulting a specialist.
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So political disturbances across the Middle East might indeed have been related to the drought in Russia, which was probably at least partly caused by climate fluctuations.
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The trade spat between the world's top two economies dominated markets last year and ate into profits as companies grappled with supply chain disturbances and expensive imports.
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"Up to two-thirds of them report sleep disturbances when they stop cannabis use, and it is a frequent reason for relapse to cannabis use," Kolla said.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain will temporarily shut the mausoleum where Francisco Franco is buried from Saturday to avoid any disturbances as authorities prepare to exhume the dictator's remains.
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Violent week for state prisons The escapes came after a week of disturbances at Mississippi prisons that left five inmates dead, including three at Parchman, officials said.
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Shiller: So when you talk about, oh, yeah, they&aposre not very good at forecasting GDP two years out because the disturbances are, I think, narrative-based.
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Couples who sleep in the same bedroom are more likely to experience nocturnal disturbances from their partner (like snoring, bad hygiene, tossing and turning and different schedules).
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Couples who sleep in the same bedroom are more likely to experience nocturnal disturbances from their partner (like snoring, bad hygiene, tossing and turning and different schedules).
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One thing that seems to make a lot of people uncomfortable about psychiatrists like yourself commenting on Trump's mental disturbances is that you have not evaluated him.
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That includes phonons stretching as the condensate expanded, called "redshifting," and energy of the expansion turning into vibrational disturbances reminiscent of the particles supposedly created as inflation ended.
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Designed by Andrew Greenbaum and Ian Felton, the oversized float has raised edges and a removable lid to allow you to rest in peace without any watery disturbances.
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Enhanced geothermal also has issues with regional seismic disturbances, subsidence, and the extraction of potentially toxic mineral-laden fluid that can clog power plant machinery with mineral deposits.
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The name is a nod to Toledo's early days when he'd have to record his vocals in an empty car to avoid disturbances while living with his family.
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"Richer, more diverse ecosystems are better able to cope with disturbances — such as extreme events and the emergence of diseases," said Anne Larigauderie, the executive secretary of IPBES.
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Deforested areas will need to be monitored as invasive plant species are likely to take advantage of the nutrient flushes and disturbances created by willow removal, he added.
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While studying atmospheric waves (disturbances in atmospheric variables such as air pressure or temperature) Kohyama noticed slight, regularly occurring oscillations in air pressure that could not be explained.
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"These disturbances disrupt our operations and lead to production deferment, which affects not just the company but revenues accruing to the government and people of Nigeria," Aiteo said.
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The "motion constraint" as the researchers call it, in this case, your arm holding and pulling the suitcase, prevents the disturbances to the suitcase's motion from righting themselves.
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This, apparently, has become a new standard feature for mobile devices, as more users today read on their phones and tablets before bed, but then face sleep disturbances.
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The interior minister told parliament that six people had been killed on Saturday and Sunday in disturbances in the capital, and one in the western region of Darfur.
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Much smaller black holes seem follow these rules, as per observations from the LIGO and Virgo gravitational wave detectors, which measure disturbances in spacetime from black holes colliding.
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These findings suggest that Night milk might be an effective natural sleep aid for managing sleep-related disturbances and a promising alternative for the treatment of anxiety disorders.
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Christopher Lowry, a behavioral neuro-endocrinologist at University of Colorado Boulder, envisions a future where an immunization could be given to protect against inflammation-caused mental health disturbances.
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It's these slight disturbances that a low-cost gravimeter recently developed at the University of Glasgow, and described in the current issue of Nature, is able to register.
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"Some of these disturbances are linked to the way AccorHotels has manifested its interest Air France-KLM Group" as well as by media speculation about candidates, she said.
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We're told law enforcement is most concerned about disruptions taking place during the Q&A portion of the screening -- historically, that's when protesters have caused the biggest disturbances.
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A regular meditation practice can help to block out the disturbances and annoyances of everyday life, reduce stress, decrease fatigue levels, and lessen symptoms of anxiety and depression.
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The sand in the middle is smoothed by agents dragging tires behind their vehicles, in part so they can spot any disturbances in it from footprints or traffic.
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"There's a lot of research showing that the physiological effects of these things' sleep disturbances, higher cortisol levels, affect people's health and cause psychological problems," he told me.
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We know the common symptoms of MCS: confusion, cognitive dysfunction, asthma-type symptoms, rhinitis (inflammation of the nose), sleep disturbances, fatigue, anxiety, depression, according to one 2009 paper.
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However, the authors posit that maintaining an equal distance in front of and behind us would dramatically reduce those disturbances, as well as travel time and fuel consumption.
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Lam made the comments at a hospital where she visited three police officers injured in violent disturbances on Sunday between police and demonstrators angry about an extradition bill.
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"It was not clear who was behind" the protests, said china salesman Reza Radravesh, adding that merchants were not involved in the disturbances of the past few days.
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Perhaps the most clustered corals were those with a particular body type that more easily breaks apart with waves or other disturbances and then regrows, like staghorn coral.
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At least 324 people have been killed in the disturbances, according to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, an autonomous arm of the Organization of American States.
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The government prohibited the opposition march planned for Wednesday afternoon on the grounds that those behind it were involved in "grave disturbances to public order" in past protests.
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Goodbye to the disturbances of summer, when Stevie's singers jazzed in Poquatuck and a Supreme Court Justice read our rights out to every citizen, man, doe, and buck.
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China's central bank governor, Yi Gang, maintained at the time that Beijing doesn't use its currency as a tool to cope with external disturbances such as trade disputes.
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The search for the missing inmates comes as corrections officials reported the deaths of four prisoners during violent disturbances since Sunday, including two at Parchman prison, officials said.
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Before June he spent most of his time on foot patrols, walking the city's streets and responding to everyday disturbances—small-time thefts and disputes between shop owners.
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Scottie Pippen's marriage did not end well -- cops were called to the NBA star's home TWICE in the past 3 weeks for domestic disturbances ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Fights, disturbances and false reports of gunfire caused chaotic scenes and shut down several malls across the United States on Monday during the typically busy post-Christmas shopping day.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Spanish police fired rubber bullets in a Barcelona street on Sunday in disturbances over a banned Catalan independence referendum, according to people quoted by El Periodico newspaper.
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"Our results showed that relatively higher trunk fat levels were associated with various metabolic disturbances" including elevated insulin levels, systemic inflammation, and abnormal cholesterol levels, concluded the study authors.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Israeli officials believe Russia is responsible for disturbances to the Global Positioning System (GPS) signal covering the airspace at Israel's Ben Gurion airport, Israeli radio reported Thursday.
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Maggie May Ethridge is the author of Atmospheric Disturbances: Scenes From a Marriage (Shebooks, 2015) Her work appears in Rolling Stone, the Guardian, Guernica, the Week, Cosmopolitan, and more.
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Central time, police had made three arrests in connection with the unrest, said Assistant Police Chief James Harpole, adding that gunshots were fired from various locations during the disturbances.
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In some places government offices that manage petitions submitted by citizens seeking redress of injustices say they will put people on blacklists if they "cause disturbances" while doing so.
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Doctors examined 21 people associated with the US embassy in Cuba, and found that their symptoms resembled those caused by brain injuries — including headaches, sleep disturbances, and mood changes.
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AGWs form naturally with tsunamis and act as subsurface precursors to the main event, affecting disturbances to the water column all the way from the surface to the seabed.
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"Geomagnetic storms are severe disturbances of Earth's magnetic fields, while superflares are large explosions on the surface of the Sun or stars," said Notsu in an email to Gizmodo.
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Those and other disturbances have drawn attention to problems the station's concourse-level areas, which can quickly become crowded with delayed passengers when one disruption ripples to other trains.
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When the Alvarez sisters and four Hispanic peers wore "Dump Trump" T-shirts to school, the principal told them to change—officially to "prevent disturbances"—but later backed down.
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Emerging evidence — albeit from studies only done on rodents — suggests the chemicals in artificial sweeteners cause disturbances in the gut flora associated with metabolic disorders like diabetes and obesity.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African President Jacob Zuma on Thursday condemned a spate of disturbances at universities by students protesting over various grievances that have turned some campuses into battlegrounds.
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The monument will protect in perpetuity these animal communities from future commercial fishing and mining activities, two of the most destructive human disturbances for ocean deep sea bottom communities.
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Meeting ASEAN diplomats in Beijing on Wednesday, Wang told them both sides must "exclude disturbances on the South China Sea issue, and maintain positive momentum", China's Foreign Ministry said.
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Similarly, Chinese businesses that were shipping goods to America before the trade disturbances must be able to recover fully their U.S. customer base — which, again, benefits U.S. customers, too.
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The authors suggest that there should be red lines specifically drawn that forbid further disturbances from humans, and forests should be managed by the state so they aren't logged.
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If you study the small print on SSRIs, you'll find, close to the end of the list of side effects, references to taste disturbances, taste loss, and taste perversion.
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Traders appeared confused as to who had initiated the disturbances, but several told CNN that the decline in the value of the rial had forced them to stop trading.
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Shockwaves released by the sun can pass right through the heliopause into interstellar medium and cause disturbances, much like supernovae form shockwaves that travel through the space between stars.
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That, and a rush by companies to secure dollar funding out of concern about supply chain disturbances and future cash flow, has led to a scramble for dollar financing.
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A study out of St. Lawrence University found that people who sleep in cluttered rooms are more likely to have trouble falling asleep at night and experiencing rest disturbances.
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That, and a rush by companies to secure dollar funding out of concern about supply chain disturbances and future cash flow, has led to a scramble for dollar financing.
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Mr. Lafontant suspended the fuel increases after the protests erupted, but disturbances continued and calls for the prime minister's resignation grew, including from the opposition and some business groups.
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"But it's hard to picture making a clean break from the parade of temporal disturbances and mental exacerbations that have plagued you since you were 10," Mr. Davis wrote.
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"This year is of course a rather special one because in the last six months Hong Kong has been haunted by social unrest, disturbances and violent acts," Lam said.
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A second study that surveyed miners found that many had high mercury levels and some were experiencing early symptoms of mercury poisoning, such as finger tremors and sleep disturbances.
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There's a troublingly adolescent quality to these disturbances, which I theorize are less likely to occur in cities that are soberly aware of their own capacity for self-harm.
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"This year is of course a rather special one because in the last six months Hong Kong has been haunted by social unrest, disturbances and violence acts," she said.
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"This year is of course a rather special one because in the last six months Hong Kong has been haunted by social unrest, disturbances and violence acts," she said.
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Attention is now being shifted to at least two more tropical disturbances, one in the Gulf of Mexico and the other in the Atlantic off the coast of Venezuela.
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On these approaches, Juno's cameras reveal details, disturbances, sinewy undulations, massive storms, and ammonia clouds that spread out in iridescent folds like an oil film on a sidewalk puddle.
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This coherence is easy to explain mathematically, but pretty hard to construct physically, since teeny disturbances from the outside world can cause particles to pick and settle in a spin.
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Furthermore, we expect abnormal weather conditions to continue creating additional market disturbances, as this may lead retailers to continuously undertake deep discounting to keep their inventories at a reasonable level.
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ENSO is also only one of a number of large scale disturbances in the oceans and atmosphere so the effect of a mild phase may be lost among other variables.
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In many instances, it wasn't the protesters but local residents who were the ones yelling at the police for their brutality and the disturbances they have caused in their neighbourhoods.
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According to Ellis, the cameras are optional, only turned on when it is "legitimate, proportionate, and necessary," and are intended to help teachers resolve conflicts and reduce low-level disturbances.
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Our ability to predict how the federal funds rate will evolve over time is quite limited because monetary policy will need to respond to whatever disturbances may buffet the economy.
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The Soft mode would reduce distractions and disturbances to a minimum, while the Sharp option would be a nightmare scenario of "maximum connection to your digital activity" like social networks.
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Pradhan asked Saudi Arabia to continue to ensure balance in oil markets, and raised concerns over disturbances in the Strait of Hormuz affecting the movement of crude and gas tankers.
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Under current Israeli regulations, only women and men over 50 and boys under 303 can cross on a Friday, the Muslim holy day, without a permit, for fear of disturbances.
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We're more likely to remember our dreams if we wake up during them, and not knocking yourself out with liquor might mean experiencing several mid-dream disturbances throughout the night.
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Conroy says that folks who break suddenly from a drinking routine experience a number of nocturnal disturbances in addition to vivid dreams—like trouble falling asleep and trouble staying asleep.
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As a result, the sleep disturbances documented here should now be seen as a prime candidate for explaining some of the mental and physical health disparities affecting the LGB community.
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Investigators searched diplomats' homes but did not find any devices capable of carrying out the acoustic attacks and are still puzzled by the source of the disturbances, US officials said.
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For years, the talented actor Shia LaBeouf, who started in film and television as a child, has been acting out his emotional disturbances and drug and alcohol issues in public.
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"It's good they've got patrolmen in (some) areas," said Kenneth Betts, a 50-year-old cook, standing near the rebuilt CVS pharmacy in Penn-North, epicenter of last year's disturbances.
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Monday's street disturbances followed sharp increases in fuel prices decreed by Mnangagwa, five months after post-election violence during which six people died when the army intervened to quell trouble.
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Although there were no animal-related disturbances on the vast majority of United flights, Mr. Hobart said, the airline wants to ensure that all pets travel safely and without incident.
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With opposition activists calling for fresh protests on Wednesday evening, the prosecutor general's office warned that people joining them would be charged and security bodies would stop any public disturbances.
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Major disturbances during elections, it turns out, are an age-old American problem, and so, dear reader, we are here to answer the question: Can the president cancel the election?
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Otherwise, the protests caused few disturbances as demonstrators descended on statehouses and Immigration and Customs Enforcement buildings, and gathered in plazas and in parks, where they danced, chanted and sang.
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If they are hearing our message, that means they are capable of parsing structured disturbances in the electromagnetic spectrum, which means they understand the electromagnetic spectrum in some meaningful way.
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Life stages such as child-rearing, menopause and caregiving to ailing spouses or family members can also cause the stress that may lead to overeating and sleep disturbances, Aggarwal said.
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She displayed a typed letter which, she said, he forced her to sign in 1994, declaring that fights they had were her fault, the result of her premenstrual mental disturbances.
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That Ms. Upson appears in the video dressed up like the dolls — that is, like her mother — is only one of the many disturbances in this psychological hall of mirrors.
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There were also disturbances in the mainly Sunni Muslim city of Tripoli, where an office belonging to the political party founded by Aoun was attacked, along with a bank ATM.
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" The Pentagon went on to ban service by transgender individuals and even characterized transgender identity as a "deficiency" classified alongside bed-wetting and "disturbances of perception, thinking, [and] emotional control.
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The warming has triggered large-scale insect disturbances and fires in North American boreal forests "potentially turning some regions from a carbon sink to a carbon source," the team said.
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The Intelligence Ministry said the leading members of a group planning disturbances at universities in Tehran and in other parts of Iran on the country's annual students' day on Dec.
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Luambua looks at a bigger picture of disruption, seeking to understand the cause and age of disturbances in the canopy, to map the forest's dynamism and Afrormosia's role within it.
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"The state wishes to ensure leasing of these parcels does not impact visual resources or cause light or sound disturbances," he said in comments submitted to the B.L.M. in July.
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Frances Crook: There have been disturbances for a long time in places like Moorland, Lewes, Bedford, and Birmingham, but things have been deteriorating over the past three or four years.
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But Doll said he believes U.K. voters will choose the devil they know and stay in the EU, reducing the risk of overseas disturbances that could keep the Fed on hold.
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If anything, copping to the very different sorts of disturbances that trouble the relatively advantaged might yield more solidarity, through the recognition that America tends to warp everybody in different ways.
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A 212 study from Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem gave 218 kids a 218:1 mixture of CBD and THC, and 61 percent of them saw improvements in behavioral disturbances.
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"These disturbances disrupt our operations and lead to production deferment, which affects not just the company but revenues accruing to the government and people of Nigeria," Aiteo said in a statement.
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The pair reportedly sought marital counseling, but police were called to Ford's home in October and December of 2011, and again in 2012 and 2013 for a variety of domestic disturbances.
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While rarely immediately lethal, the massive electrical shocks delivered by the devices have been known to cause heart rate rhythm disturbances which can lead to medical emergencies like cardiac arrest afterwards.
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BARCELONA, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Spanish police fired rubber bullets in a Barcelona street on Sunday in disturbances over a banned Catalan independence referendum, according to people quoted by El Periodico newspaper.
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It said that, although it still believed in "critical engagement with all parties", it would turn down the invitation as a gesture of protest against the disturbances around Jerusalem's holy places.
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Axel Weber, UBS chairman and a former policymaker at the European Central Bank (ECB), has warned today's incumbents that monetary intervention is causing international spillovers and major disturbances in global markets.
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Harmful fishing practices and high sediment pollution are disturbing the world's oyster reefs, and these disturbances could significantly impact levels of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere, according to a new study.
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These collisions, along with other astronomical activity that generates these spacetime disturbances, occur frequently enough that a wave should be rippling through some part of the universe at any given moment.
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This includes equipment on Mayotte, at the site of the activity, and on the Glorioso Islands to the east, so that they can 'listen' to the disturbances from the other side.
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And Pelayo says that could be caused by something as simple as eating too much before bed to compensate for not drinking, which can cause heartburn and lead to sleep disturbances.
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"This situation has caused (NIGELEC's) principal provider to limit to a third its normal imports, which is at the base of the current disturbances observed on networks lately," the statement read.
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He and other Fed officials attributed the disturbances to cash getting sucked out of the system due to corporate tax payments coming due and an unusually large settlement of Treasury auctions.
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While there have been occasional disturbances to ruffle the leafy, largely brownstone block's calm demeanor, the hotel has provided permanent homes for hundreds of the poor, frail, elderly, troubled or addicted.
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"... The atmosphere will be primed, but we will need to watch the 'sparks' — the shortwaves/disturbances that ride along the jet stream that are the seeds for individual storms," he said.
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"The intention of some forces in Taiwan to collude with separatists seeking 'Tibet independence' and to create disturbances will have a severe impact on relations across the Taiwan Strait," Ma said.
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In these six elegant stories she's most interested in the ambiguities and periodic disturbances that plague the imagination, and reports on them with the appropriate sense of awe, even of dread.
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Emerging evidence — albeit from studies only done on rodents — suggests the chemicals in artificial sweeteners cause disturbances in the gut microflora, which are associated with metabolic disorders like diabetes and obesity.
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On September 3rd, after a month in detention, Mr Zhukov was released and placed under house arrest, the initial charge of "mass disturbances" replaced by a somewhat softer one of "extremism".
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Mulvaney's remarks at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Friday represented the first public acknowledgement by a high-ranking White House official that school closures and other potential disturbances were likely.
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While the airline industry has experienced numerous economic disturbances over the past two decades, none has been as immediate and detrimental as the impacts brought about by 9/6900 — until now.
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ClearMotion's Activalve system is an electrohydraulic unit the size of a softball that works with the car's existing shocks, and counteracts road disturbances by putting pressure on the dampers in milliseconds.
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The disturbances began December 222.5 at the South Mississippi Correctional Institution where one inmate was killed and two were injured, which led the state DOC to place its facilities on lockdown.
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Chaos Strikes More Than a Dozen Malls, Disrupting Post-Christmas Shopping Many of the disturbances, which included fights and false reports of gunfire, were caused by feuding teenagers, local authorities said.
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And as humans increasingly fracture habitats, a new study shows that species in places with histories of disturbances are proving more resilient than those that have long had stable habits. 8.
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Beijing, thanks to the rigidity of its Communist system, always plays a longer diplomatic game than the US, where China policy is subject to four-yearly disturbances caused by presidential elections.
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Tax law allows forest landowners to deduct these operating costs, which in turn, allows them to afford forest health treatments that reduce the risk of forest fires and other natural disturbances.
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"Such suspension will be lifted if incidents of a similar nature (crowd disturbances) happen inside the stadium at any of the remaining matches of the Russian team during the tournament," it added.
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China's Foreign Ministry said it had lodged "stern representations" with what it called the "relevant U.S. side", urging the careful handling of the Taiwan issue to avoid any unnecessary disturbances in ties.
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Speaking on BFM TV late on Saturday, Castaner said the authorities had put all security measures in place to forestall disturbances, but that they had faced extremely violent, organised and determined groups.
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Israel says its lethal tactics are needed to prevent armed infiltrations and accuses Gaza's Islamist Hamas rulers of encouraging the disturbances to distract from their governance problems under an Israeli-Egyptian blockade.
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The report on Israel Army Radio Thursday morning -- that Israel believes Russia is behind the GPS disturbances -- was approved by the army censor after it lifted a restriction on reporting the news.
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The motive for the shooting is not currently known, but Lendvay said police would investigate whether "some disturbances, some fights that took place" at the end of the game played a role.
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Liboff studies tiny magnetic fields generated by humans that are capable of being affected by the extremely low frequency (ELF) electromagnetic fields in their environment or disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field.
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As well as the familiar V-shaped wake they leave underwater disturbances known as "internal waves", flat swirls called "pancake eddies" and miniature vortices which spin off from fins and control surfaces.
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How it works: The severe storms, flooding, heat wave and yes, even snow, will result from an unusually powerful series of jet stream disturbances crashing into the U.S. from above the Pacific.
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According to the UN report, continuing or hiking tariffs between the two superpowers would have an unavoidable impact on the "still fragile" global economy, including disturbances in commodities, financial markets and currencies.
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The disorder is often accompanied by feelings of sadness and fatigue, loss of interest in normal activities, sleep disturbances, anxiety, changes in appetite, difficulty with concentration and suicidal thoughts, among other symptoms.
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Heaphy's report recommended four major changes: Prepare better for civil disturbances: Public safety officials should follow incident command system procedures, share intelligence and reach out to peers in other cities for advice.
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Kramer said that less than 10% of patients in any of the five treatment arms experienced ARIA, which can create headaches, confusion and visual disturbances that resolve once the drug is stopped.
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The biological communities to be protected by the new Northeast Canyons and Seamounts monument are not pristine; they have experienced a variety of historical disturbances including telecommunication cable laying and commercial fishing.
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The 2011 riots echoed disturbances that shook the Brixton neighborhood of London no fewer than three times — in 1981, 33 and 1995 — in response to anger at police treatment of black residents.
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Such disturbances were first theorized by Albert Einstein, who predicted in 1915 that accelerating massive objects, like neutron stars or black holes, would create "waves" in the fabric of space and time.
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Similar disturbances unfolded across the United States on Monday at malls that were packed with shoppers returning gifts, using gift cards they received over the holiday weekend and searching for clearance deals.
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The opposition has blamed the disturbances on infiltrators planted by the ruling Socialist Party to delegitimize protests, which demand Maduro hold delayed elections and respect the autonomy of the opposition-run Congress.
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Police were unable to say what had triggered the violence, although unemployment at close to 30%, widespread poverty and income disparities have all been blamed for recent disturbances and attacks on immigrants.
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High unemployment and widespread poverty have been cited as possible triggers for the recent disturbances and attacks on immigrants, but some officials say the riots may be the work of criminal syndicates.
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Yet the effects of gravity from these close passes with Earth also create disturbances in the car's initial trajectory, which makes long term forecasts about the probability of a collision incredibly difficult.
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"No Drama Obama" was a nickname given to him during that 2008 campaign, and Benenson said that it reflected the three men's shared ability to distinguish between minor disturbances and major ones.
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This finding might corroborate other recent studies that reconstruct the Milky Way's turbulent past with nearby galaxies, which can skim material from the galaxies edges or cause disturbances by colliding with it.
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The crowd in the evening was very different in character to the ordinary one owing to the presence of roughs, who as usual congregated rapidly in view of there being further disturbances.
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And one consequence of that abundance, that power, and the consequent ecological disturbances is increasing viral exchanges — first from animal to human, then from human to human, sometimes on a pandemic scale.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration in July called for the safety labelling changes for fluoroquinolones to warn strongly about side effects including risks to mental health and serious blood sugar disturbances.
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They think these particular disturbances in the fabric of the universe — which were observed in April 2019 — came from the collision of two neutron stars, the super-dense remnants of dead stars.
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In the months before, the police were called repeatedly to his home about domestic disturbances, and the National Guard kicked him out because of "unsatisfactory performance" after nearly a decade of service.
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Elected officials from many small and mid-sized cities decried the rise of outside investors snapping up homes as rental properties, and the increased cost to public safety in dealing with disturbances.
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Because the United States and Canada are located further away from the heart of ENSO, the impact tends to be milder and more easily masked by other disturbances in the oceans and atmosphere.
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The ACLU filed a lawsuit against the DC police this summer, arguing that innocent bystanders, including a photo journalist and a legal observer, had been arrested as authorities attempted to quell violent disturbances.
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"There were no footprints or disturbances leading away from the site and there were no other signs to indicate any of the passengers made it out of the plane," the park service said.
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But research by Inge Edvardsen from the University of Tromsø suggests that the disturbances in the atmosphere can cause magnetic sensor—which most drilling operations use to determine their position—to play up.
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"There is a risk that if the disturbances continue for an extended period, it inevitably impacts people's decision to come to Hong Kong for conferences for gatherings or indeed for leisure," he said.
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Here's the thing, though: Causing flight disruptions—be they altercations, delays, or other disturbances outside unavoidable acts of God—make the already hellish experience of flying that much worse for your fellow passengers.
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"Disturbances in the solar wind shake Earth&aposs magnetic field and pump energy into the radiation belts, part of a set of changes in near-Earth space known as space weather," it says.
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RELATED: China brushes off Donald Trump 'disturbances' In September, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman dismissed Trump's pledge as a mere "disturbance" that wasn't to be taken seriously as an official U.S. government position.
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"It is vital for monetary policymakers to understand the nature of climate disturbances to the economy, as well as their likely persistence and breadth, in order to respond effectively," Ms. Brainard said Friday.
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Actually, it is two observatories, 3,002km apart in the American states of Louisiana and Washington—a degree of separation ensuring that only disturbances registered by both are considered as coming from outer space.
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The writer's task, Obreht knows, is to untether oneself from predetermined notions and stand like young Toby before old disturbances, imagining that something wholly unfamiliar might still be encountered in the distance. ♦
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According to the Bleacher Report, police have also been involved in three domestic disputes involving Brown over the last four years, and Sports Illustrated's article detailed several allegations bill dodging and domestic disturbances.
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She published only three slim collections of her wry, chatty, alarmingly wise short stories: " The Little Disturbances of Man " (1959), " Enormous Changes at the Last Minute " (1974), and " Later the Same Day " (1985).
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Sanders's recognition that global climate change means that "[w]e have an enemy out there, and that enemy is going to cause drought and floods and extreme weather disturbances," is the factual reality.
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"The Brexit negotiations continue to be a source of political risk for the EU financial market as a cliff-edge scenario could lead to substantial disturbances for the European banking sector," EBA said.
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I was particularly drawn to the idea of showing vintage photographs, maps of footsteps, and written accounts of events from the 60s alongside new photographic evidence and measurements of visual and aural disturbances.
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For example, the Tennessee Gas Pipe Line Company's 85033 Line Upgrade Project was found to have major failures ranging from improperly installed erosion controls that impacted resources to disturbances resulting from stormwater discharges.
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"The best discoveries always seem to be made in the small hours of the morning, when most people are asleep, where there are no disturbances and the mind becomes most contemplative," he said.
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The resilience of these fish suggests that they and their relatives, popular for recreational fishing in the Gulf of Mexico, may cope surprisingly well with increases in human activity and other temporary disturbances.
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Although Cal Fire is designated to wildland firefighting, the agency says it also responds to emergency situations such as train wrecks, hazardous material spills, water rescues, search and rescue missions and civil disturbances.
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Migraine with visual aura is characterized primarily by visual disturbances like the ones I face, including blind spots and loss of peripheral vision, and seeing zigzag lines, spinning objects, and flashes of light.
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Tehran has given no official death toll, but Amnesty International said on Monday it had documented the deaths of at least 208 protesters, making the disturbances the bloodiest since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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Officials from NOAA Fisheries could not explain why the animals were coming into greater contact with vessels, or if there were any human-caused or climate-related disturbances that had changed their behavior.
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In the past, he has at several times referred to himself as a prophet of god, and he was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct during one of those disturbances in 2015.
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The argument in the market right now is not why these stocks are working, but whether their premiums have grown too generous and investors too complacent about possible disturbances to this happy picture.
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Tehran has given no official death toll but Amnesty International said on Monday it had documented the deaths of at least 208 protesters, making the disturbances the bloodiest since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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As part of a recent update, the mat now also monitors breathing disturbances to help identify signs of sleep apnea — a sleep disorder where your breathing stops and starts repeatedly throughout the night.
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Trump and Republicans like him have done a great job of painting domestic disturbances and terror abroad as both historical threats to America and a result of the policies of the Democratic president.
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The U.S. intelligence officials said that Punggye-ri remains usable, despite what a second official called "some minor geological disturbances" around Mount Mantap that could be natural or triggered by the September test.
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