We are trapped in a vicious cycle: Disillusionment encourages dysfunction, and dysfunction empowers those who spread further disillusionment and dysfunction.
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In a very real sense, the dysfunction in Baltimore's schools mirror a similar dysfunction in the city's political establishment.
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The dysfunction that destroyed Boehner remains, and the politicians who profit from that dysfunction have only seen their standing rise.
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To the Editor: Depression is a brain dysfunction that antidepressants alleviate, much as diabetes is a pancreatic dysfunction that insulin alleviates.
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Pervasive dysfunction The episode underscored the dysfunction that continues to pervade West Wing staffing matters almost two years into the Trump presidency.
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An explosive new book about the dysfunction in President Donald Trump's White House also details the dysfunction in his marriage with First Lady Melania Trump.
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The primary intellectual failing of "Conscience of a Conservative" is that it doesn't untangle the dysfunction in Washington from the dysfunction of his own party.
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Roman, another company offering erectile dysfunction meds, used copy rather than imagery to get its message across by essentially repeating the phrase "erectile dysfunction" prominently and frequently.
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However, these drugs have been linked to various side effects, such as an increased risk of liver dysfunction, weight gain, sexual dysfunction, lethargy, diabetes, and cardiovascular problems.
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We're on the other side, and we were on the side where we have so much inequality that it's caused political dysfunction and polarization and government dysfunction.
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For example, studies suggest that ginseng may indeed promote relaxation and boost energy, as well as help with sexual dysfunction (although it's mostly used by men for erectile dysfunction).
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Scores range from 5 to 25; men with no erectile dysfunction have scores of 22 to 25, and those with the most severe dysfunction score between 5 and 7.
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Contrary to much of the rhetoric on the left, McConnell is not the source of our political dysfunction; he is merely a manifestation of the dysfunction that already exists.
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His latest book, " Electile Dysfunction ," attracted little interest.
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"Even though there are psychological and medical treatments available to address erectile dysfunction (and other aspects of sexual dysfunction), patients often aren't receiving them," she told Reuters Health by email.
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"You know I expect a certain amount of dysfunction in government but those guys have taken the 'fun' out of dysfunction," Dent told CNN's Manu Raju in an interview Friday.
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A new study in The Journal of Sexual Medicine found that people who did more intense cardio also had less sexual dysfunction, like erectile dysfunction or inability to feel aroused.
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It is associated with less tolerance, less cognitive dysfunction, and, unlike other opioids when taken for years, does not seem to cause immune suppression or hormone dysfunction, such as testosterone deficiency.
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ResearchGate found that there were five times as many studies on erectile dysfunction than there were on PMS, which helps explain why erectile dysfunction has a cure and PMS and PMDD do not.
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Many politicians are just pleased the deal turned the migrant crisis from a situation of "intolerable dysfunction to tolerable dysfunction", says Elizabeth Collett of the Migration Policy Institute, a think-tank in Brussels.
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The common devil's advocate argument is that Viagra has been FDA-approved to treat erectile dysfunction since the early 1990s, but treatment for female sexual dysfunction has been met with resistance and skepticism.
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There's a sleek new startup targeting men with erectile dysfunction.
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We're trying to end the dysfunction on the executive calendar.
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The study also said they displayed cognitive dysfunction and abnormalities.
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None had erectile dysfunction at the start of the study.
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Yes, erectile dysfunction is awkward to experience, but it happens.
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Another common area of conflict is sexual dysfunction, she says.
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Policy makers' insistence on political correctness only worsens the dysfunction.
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Naviti doesn't really have a great excuse for its dysfunction.
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What does all this monetary dysfunction mean for U.S. investors?
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But sometimes that dysfunction goes public in really revealing ways.
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It causes constipation, lung complications, sexual dysfunction and irregular menses.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill today are thus mired in dysfunction.
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Decades of political interference have contributed to PREPA's current dysfunction.
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After decades of growing dysfunction, our political system is failing.
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Hatch warned that dysfunction within the Senate has national implications.
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Gupta said the baby died due to multiple organ dysfunction.
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The report also highlighted the global dysfunction in accommodating refugees.
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Patke noted that circadian dysfunction is also a medical issue.
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With these broken incentives, dysfunction is baked into the system.
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Before, there was dysfunction and no clear strategy, he said.
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Side effects can include sexual dysfunction, weight gain and fatigue.
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They could leverage Democrats' Washington dysfunction talking points especially well.
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The roots of Washington's budget dysfunction date to the 1970s.
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It came for mattresses, and razors and erectile dysfunction pills.
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Ask Well Four drugs have been approved for erectile dysfunction.
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" The quote comes from a 83 book entitled "Electile Dysfunction.
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I've received hundreds of emails complaining about Equifax's basic dysfunction.
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A powerful family, teeming with dysfunction and spoiling for conflict.
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A powerful family, teeming with dysfunction and spoiling for conflict.
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But she also adds a whole new layer of dysfunction.
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This is an example of the dysfunction of the Senate.
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The dysfunction is costing Tesla more than just its reputation.
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Apple encapsulates the dysfunction of the last decade of publishing.
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What do you imagine has caused this level of dysfunction?
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It's funny 'cause he wanted you to think Erectile Dysfunction!
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And it is occurring despite White House dysfunction and distraction.
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"Oddly, the drugs that treat erectile dysfunction and give men more robust erections can cause delayed orgasms," Reitano says, explaining that for millions of men who experience both erectile dysfunction and PE, it's a twofer.
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Low education, meanwhile, more than doubled the risk of social dysfunction.
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Smoking can also cause erectile dysfunction in young men, he said.
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Ejecting him cannot and will not suddenly cure our political dysfunction.
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This result suggests dysfunction in communication between ganglion cells, said Laprevote.
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Humphreys added that there's a word for that problem: narcotizing dysfunction.
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The federal government's dysfunction has tried to close it down symbolically.
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The American left has also become a source of intellectual dysfunction.
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I think there is ultimately this hopeful message underneath the dysfunction.
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" "We were family, and like most families, there was some dysfunction.
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The company's troubles have their roots in the dysfunction of apartheid.
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Another concern is that dysfunction in Brasília will impede other reforms.
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But gridlock and dysfunction on Capitol Hill are here to stay.
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About 21 to 25 percent of men also reported sexual dysfunction.
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Jordan sees the dysfunction in Congress and wants to fix it.
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Amid the dysfunction of the Knicks, Carmelo Anthony's countenance remained Melo.
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There's inaction on the federal level and complete dysfunction in Congress.
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And in most states, Medicaid covers medicine for male erectile dysfunction.
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Photo: Getty ImagesJust how many men are struggling with erectile dysfunction?
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It leads to weakened muscles and organ dysfunction, among other symptoms.
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I don't see any clear evidence of neurological or cognitive dysfunction.
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However, optical scan paper balloting is no solution to election dysfunction.
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The Browns (13-6), meanwhile, seem to find new dysfunction weekly.
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Dershowitz's newest book is Electile Dysfunction: A Guide for Unaroused Voters.
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As he recovers he contemplates the dysfunction that surrounds his family.
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According to Gupta, the baby died due to multiple organ dysfunction.
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Then there was the utter dysfunction of crucial sectors and services.
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Gilfoyle and Dinesh each have a cover for their personal dysfunction.
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Cognitive dysfunction, impaired memory, mistaken identity, all compounded by 35 years?
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This labor market dysfunction is worst for historically discriminated-against groups.
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As dislocation bred dysfunction, gangs of neo-Nazis roamed the city.
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Mr. Bennet is not alone in bemoaning the federal government's dysfunction.
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And Type 2 diabetes and metabolic dysfunction are hardly ever seen.
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Several decades ago, disorder and dysfunction were common across American cities.
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The special counsel's report reveals a pattern of deceit and dysfunction.
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Meanwhile, the US, plagued by delay and dysfunction, wasted its advantage.
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Everyone else gets all the dysfunction and none of the snacks.
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As the oldest, I shouldered a lot of that family dysfunction.
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It's the perfect metaphor for the dysfunction of the entire system.
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For Senator Klobuchar, that's acknowledging the depth of the nation's dysfunction.
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Second, demonizing Trump voters feeds the dysfunction of our political system.
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Critical cases featured respiratory failure, septic shock or multiple organ dysfunction.
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That's right, erectile dysfunction at age 19 is now a thing.
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American politics is continuing its long season of dysfunction and discontent.
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Frankly, the biggest threat to the U.S. economy is political dysfunction.
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Instead, he issued a broad criticism of the dysfunction of Washington.
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Dysfunction reigns in Washington, along with a general sense of distrust.
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Tales of dysfunction in her campaign braintrust swamped her media coverage.
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Two recent documentaries about Fyre Festival have highlighted its organizational dysfunction.
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In the wee hours, Washington's dysfunction played out on the streets.
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Dysfunction is what I remember about the original State of Decay.
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In addition to screening for diabetes when men complain of erectile dysfunction as the study authors recommend, screening for erectile dysfunction by health care professionals should be part of the routine assessment of diabetic men, he said.
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Sure, they might complain about dysfunction in Washington, D.C., but the great lesson of Mitch McConnell's tenure as Senate minority leader during the Obama era was that voters tend to punish the ruling party for that dysfunction.
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Preventing and managing erectile dysfunction In addition to low testosterone levels, there are several potential causes of erectile dysfunction, chiefly by clogged arteries, or cardiovascular disease, which can impede the blood flow necessary to create an erection.
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Also, although the surgery may reduce anxiety, it often increases sexual dysfunction.
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Viagra sales fell as Pfizer's blockbuster erectile dysfunction drug lost patent protection.
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This dysfunction is only perpetuated by a broken appropriations process as well.
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The resulting picture of dysfunction provides continual fodder for anti-immigration demagogues.
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But even in the midst of dysfunction, there is love and growth.
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Senate Democrats are doing everything they can to contribute to that dysfunction.
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Barrios, a seamstress, described a family torn apart by dysfunction in Venezuela.
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It is also sometimes referred to as strabismus or binocular vision dysfunction.
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People with erectile dysfunction sometimes can also become spectators of their erection.
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The result of that seems more likely to be dysfunction than autocracy.
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The erectile dysfunction drug Viagra was originally intended as blood pressure medication.
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This is a really good example of Washington in action and dysfunction.
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Implants like this offer hope for the men with severe erectile dysfunction.
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Apart from holding back economic development, bureaucratic dysfunction also complicates everyday life.
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The inefficiencies, shortages and dysfunction of the Soviet system accentuated the risks.
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Differentiation syndrome is characterized by fever, respiratory distress and multi-organ dysfunction.
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That's great news for printer enthusiasts and sufferers of erectile dysfunction alike.
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So I had great fun, especially in the English upper-class dysfunction.
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America's political dysfunction looks forbiddingly irreparable, its government implacably hostile to expertise.
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A lot of female cancer patients experience some form of sexual dysfunction.
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From where I stand, there's a lot at stake with government dysfunction.
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The drug is used to treat erectile dysfunction and enhance sexual performance.
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Instead it faces political dysfunction and perhaps a return to rampant inflation.
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That's a remarkable accomplishment given all the dysfunction and gridlock in Washington.
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Latin America's presidential democracies have tended to oscillate between authoritarianism and dysfunction.
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Lately, such tours of urban dysfunction have become popular for new reasons.
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Its website redirects to a Canadian pharmacy that sells erectile dysfunction pills.
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For many it is a place that has symbolized corruption and dysfunction.
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There's a clear connection between our political dysfunction and our economic woes.
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The filibuster is emblematic of our country's rising political antagonism and dysfunction.
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Reports in recent days had suggested dysfunction and chaos within the commission.
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Unsustainable budget deficits can be seen as a sign of political dysfunction.
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Arrogance and dysfunction are everywhere in government; in fact they are encouraged.
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As the foreign powers escalated their antagonism, Lebanon's dysfunction spiraled into violence.
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Dysfunction really starts to raise its head during a post-birth party.
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Is the internet really to blame for all the dysfunction in porn?
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Some of that stems from Congress's general dysfunction and inaction, said Harkins.
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"That's a dysfunction even an operating business couldn't have," Mr. Lundstrom said.
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"Erectile dysfunction is often a barometer of a man's health," he said.
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When we talk about congressional dysfunction, we often talk about polarization, gridlock.
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Making matters worse was the dysfunction that prevailed at the top level.
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Their party is the majority party, which is often blamed for dysfunction.
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Overall, 18.3% of them had low testosterone and 22.7% had erectile dysfunction.
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Doctors diagnosed her with paresis of the vocal folds, a muscular dysfunction.
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" — he still hopes that the general can "mitigate some of the dysfunction.
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She also claims to have organized his stash of erectile dysfunction medicine.
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"The dysfunction in this White House just knows no bounds," he said.
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In some way, Rao's nomination is Exhibit A of the current dysfunction.
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Perhaps most significant obstacle is the dysfunction in our current political system.
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Instead, the Trump administration stokes chaos and dysfunction at home and abroad.
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Congressional Democrats have responded by purposefully driving Washington into even deeper dysfunction.
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America's adversaries don't stop plotting when Washington is stifled by political dysfunction.
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They claimed that sharia law would resolve Kosovo's lawlessness and bureaucratic dysfunction.
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It's a recipe for intransigence, dysfunction and injustice on a mass scale.
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White House budget chief blasts 'dysfunction' among Senate Democrats 8:57 a.m.
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Bannon's exit just shows more dysfunction inside the White House, Valliere said.
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The current disorder and dysfunction can be succeeded by long-overdue disruption.
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But the good news is that dysfunction is the precursor to reform.
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KS: Geoff, you've moved into the dysfunction of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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Maybe the problem is driven by unemployment and other labor market dysfunction?
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"There is no scientific evidence to support shock wave therapy for patients with other causes of erectile dysfunction – neurological problems, psychological erectile dysfunction, or patients after major pelvic surgery such as a radical prostatectomy or pelvic irradiation," Kitrey said.
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No matter the precise reasons for this specific foul-up, the dysfunction in what residents like to think of as the most sophisticated city in the world was an example of the broader dysfunction of the state's electoral system.
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The nation's potable water network is no outlier in the state of dysfunction.
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Some reports of government dysfunction have infuriated Trump just weeks into his presidency.
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The most obvious evidence of dysfunction can be found in our hospital bills.
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Williams has problems communicating and also has weak peripheral vision and motor dysfunction.
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He also criticized overall White House dysfunction, Politico reported based on a source.
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The military spends more than $41 million on the erectile dysfunction drug Viagra.
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If we become a dysfunction banana republic, are we still the reserve currency?
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Roman's four types of erectile-dysfunction medications range in price depending on dose.
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Time for Washington to stop the dysfunction and deliver for the American taxpayer?
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"Cognitive dysfunction is an unmet need in the treatment of depression," he said.
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The company's been stuck in perennial drama and dysfunction over the past decade.
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It shows political dysfunction, particularly when you control the presidency, Senate and House.
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Much of what we witnessed on Iran and Libya reflected hyperpartisanship and dysfunction.
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So is the dysfunction but that doesn't mean the work of government stops.
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Dysfunction in these circuits leads to characteristic biological, psychological, social and spiritual manifestations.
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Every day, liberal reporters hunt for proof of alleged Trump White House dysfunction.
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Our distemper is not only caused by local fragmentation but by national dysfunction.
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But that's because the Farm Bill's dysfunction is a reflection of Congress itself.
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If Congress is to overcome its dysfunction, it needs to address these challenges.
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Each film was plagued with on-set dysfunction, and neither has been released.
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This prompted research into using the drug as a treatment for erectile dysfunction.
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There was government dysfunction because of the unwillingness of political parties to compromise.
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McMaster faced the pervasive dysfunction at the N.S.C. with his usual blinkered optimism.
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"I am disappointed by the dysfunction," said Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas.
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For some men, premature ejaculation is a symptom of early onset erectile dysfunction.
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Each branch has in large part brought this state of dysfunction onto itself.
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Others are a consequence of an infection, muscle dysfunction, stroke or advancing age.
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The impasse has also become a broader reflection of governing dysfunction in Washington.
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Despite the dysfunction and disputation, each man in the ragtag collection was contributing.
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The failure of campaign finance reform has also contributed to our political dysfunction.
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Directed by Shakun Batra, the movie starts as a comedy of family dysfunction.
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There's a really close link between anxieties, food-related stress, and gut dysfunction.
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"Terminal dysfunction," was how Ms. McVie described the recording sessions to Newsweek magazine.
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As Miller tells me, dysfunction isn't a "rule" of living with mental illness.
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Millionaires also said government dysfunction is the biggest threat to their personal wealth.
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All the political shenanigans might be old hat to connoisseurs of Washington dysfunction.
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So I wanted a very celebratory picture, but also that tumultuousness and dysfunction.
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They also keep you from feeling complicit — via your silence — in the dysfunction.
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Medications for men experiencing erectile dysfunction arrived on the market two decades ago.
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Indeed, this has become a standard rejoinder to those frustrated with Congress's dysfunction.
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When you talk about male sexual dysfunction, you're talking about problems with arousal.
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Pierre is optimistic, even ebullient, yet also a cleareyed observer of Haiti's dysfunction.
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Many are weary of their country's international reputation for genocide and political dysfunction.
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It was a sharp and welcome contrast to the political dysfunction in Washington.
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"Women who were the most fit reported the least sexual dysfunction," Breyer said.
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With so much dysfunction in government, the justices see themselves that way, too.
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With insurers under such pressure, we're now facing another sort of market dysfunction.
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"The Senate's got to resolve the appropriations dysfunction that they've had," he said.
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The book's assertions of campaign infighting and dysfunction — and the notion that Mrs.
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However, they do not see why they should endure oppression and dysfunction indefinitely.
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But we can't accept the division and the dysfunction that is going on.
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This was a product, at least in part, of Deutsche Bank's internal dysfunction.
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Yet Mr. Bolton's legacy is not of destruction overseas, but dysfunction in Washington.
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But it renders BoJack's dysfunction small and sad rather than epic and tragic.
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Congress is in a fiscal death spiral, and partisan dysfunction is to blame.
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But in Honduras, the effects are compounded by government dysfunction and criminal gangs.
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But Illinois's dysfunction is different, a model of all that can go wrong.
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Right below all of that dysfunction is a great, great deal of love.
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"There is serious dysfunction in Chios," Vincent Cochetel, UNHCR's Europe director, told Reuters.
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Without that, they could have lower levels of testosterone and suffer erectile dysfunction.
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The dysfunction surrounding our country's recent election is saturating everything in its wake.
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In her speech, Haley said Republicans were partly to blame for Washington's dysfunction.
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Time is needed to root out any dysfunction or iron out any friction.
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In an age of legislative dysfunction, whoever controls the courts controls the country.
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It makes more sense to invest in new drugs to cure erectile dysfunction.
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Washington will also be a focus after a week of failure and dysfunction.
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But the administration is benefiting from its own self-induced chaos and dysfunction.
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While dysfunction and chaos can be contagious, President Donald Trump is an accelerant.
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Cultural elements from our past, dysfunction and mismanagement were allowed to flourish unchecked.
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That's right, Danny's now the face of a new erectile dysfunction wearable product.
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The recent futility on the field was matched only by the dysfunction off it.
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That study found that some supplements contained the prescription-only erectile dysfunction drug sildenafil.
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Left untreated, it can result in loss of sensation, paralysis, and autonomic nerve dysfunction.
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Dysfunction, unfortunately more often then not, is a key trait of the familial unit.
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That's why hiring family is such an effective way to create truly epic dysfunction.
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Our Congressional dysfunction is a problem, and it is a problem we can solve.
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BRYON YORK, WASHINGTON EXAMINER: This is more proof of Republican dysfunction on this issue.
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The party dysfunction America is now experiencing is a result of these two phenomena.
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The budget process itself flows from this principle, regardless of dysfunction among lawmakers themselves.
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Much of the emerging image of dysfunction has been painted by Trump's own staff.
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Pro-Trump organizations and pundits have been gleefully sharing images of Iowa caucus dysfunction.
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Like it or not, they have more to lose from dysfunction than Republicans do.
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Increasingly, Czechs are talking more about government dysfunction than about Mr Babis's business dealings.
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For some people, though, it can affect sexual performance, such as causing erectile dysfunction.
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Surveys indicate that at least 18% of men over age 20 have erectile dysfunction.
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There's a lot of dysfunction that comes from this process of moving to results.
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By the end of the study, 526 men, or 46 percent, had erectile dysfunction.
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BUSH: I think the dysfunction in Washington is really dangerous, that's what I think.
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In his 2019 letter, Fink writes about political dysfunction and declining trust in institutions.
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Siri's complicated, multilayered solution to democratic dysfunction raises a host of questions and paradoxes.
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Anatomical dysfunction is everywhere in the latest unsettling sculptures by Italian artist Alessandro Boezio.
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This includes erectile dysfunction, difficulty reaching orgasm, or conditions that cause pain during intercourse.
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Voting out Morgan over Angela has the added benefit of maximizing internal-Naviti dysfunction.
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And if they have sexual dysfunction problems, it can exacerbate their anxiety and depression.
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Many discretionary federal functions suffer from the budgetary dysfunction, but none more than science.
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As Roodt sees it, this political dysfunction presents both a menace and an opportunity.
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So when I left the gang, I left a family, with all its dysfunction.
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In Washington, the party is in power, but weighed down by dysfunction and controversy.
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Republicans rank Congressional dysfunction and consumer fraud as the issues they get angriest about.
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And although President Obama played it poorly, Bush greatly facilitated the Middle East's dysfunction.
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Mrs May's rapid ascent to power masks deep dysfunction in her government and party.
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So treating the dysfunction is more complicated than just taking a pill for it.
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The dysfunction in the Wittel family is layered, like cheap wallpaper in an apartment.
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It can happen, for example, when it comes to the subject of erectile dysfunction.
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But it's increasingly clear that the roots of political dysfunction lie deep in society.
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While we could root for each of these characters, they all operated within dysfunction.
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Then, I got vocal cord dysfunction on a training trip and called it quits.
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Many times, he added, complications like erectile dysfunction lead to the initial diabetes diagnosis.
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Polls consistently point to fixing our government's dysfunction as a top priority of voters.
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Combined with this is the notorious dysfunction within various defense forces within Saudi Arabia.
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Upjohn's drugs include the erectile-dysfunction pill Viagra and the cholesterol-lowering drug Lipitor.
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And the deeper the trans-Atlantic dysfunction gets, the better it is for Putin.
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The Dallas-born singer's debut illuminates the ways we participate in our own dysfunction.
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But failing to reauthorize CHIP on time arguably crosses a new line of dysfunction.
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Evan has no erectile dysfunction jokes this time; he just genuinely doesn't like it.
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"Erectile dysfunction and a loss of sensitivity could be among these risks," he says.
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We also had a lot of guys coming through who had sexual dysfunction problems.
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Washington, D.C.'s budget dysfunction is weakening America and driving us deeper into debt.
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President Donald Trump is losing support among millionaires, who increasingly worry about government dysfunction.
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Also look for Mattis and Selva to hammer lawmakers on Congress's continuing budget dysfunction.
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There is, as is often the case, a disparate racial outcome to this dysfunction.
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At Roman, which addresses itself specifically to erectile dysfunction, response has also been strong.
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The third zone of dysfunction is the Trump administration's haphazard staffing and vetting procedures.
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Erectile dysfunction is a factor for some men, especially over the age of 40.
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There were drugs, gangs, guns, and a lot of dysfunction in my own family.
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In an era of political gridlock and dysfunction, it feels good to start somewhere.
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While the authorities said the cameras had reduced crime, anecdotes of its dysfunction abound.
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We also have dystopia and prison violence and government dysfunction and grand theft dinosaur.
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At most, Putin appears to have recognized an opportunity that American political dysfunction created.
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It might seem like family dysfunction or a very bad case of sibling rivalry.
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Direct intervention by central banks in currency markets to reduce market dysfunction is possible.
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There was something about the event that defined the dysfunction of our political system.
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There may also be an inflammatory process within subcutaneous fat that causes the dysfunction.
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What Wilson argued, however, was that social dysfunction was an effect, not a cause.
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They represent not aberrant dysfunction but the natural workings of a deeply unfair scheme.
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"Voters want accountability, they don't want needless fighting and dysfunction," the Democratic strategist said.
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In order to treat erectile dysfunction, sildenafil acts on an enzyme in penile tissues.
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To the Editor: I wish the candidates would address the dysfunction in the Senate.
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It is not the sole cause of the dysfunction we see in our system.
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According to various studies, complications can include organ perforation, infection, hemorrhage and sexual dysfunction.
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The result is government dysfunction, which creates voter discontent -- in turn fueling wave elections.
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So they for now must take most of the blame for the paralyzing dysfunction.
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As a manifestation of America's political dysfunction, the shutdown foreshadowed partisan battles to come.
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Her four surviving children spiral off into their own versions of zealotry and dysfunction.
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The Washington Post Editorial Board: John Bolton's legacy: Chaos, dysfunction and no meaningful accomplishments.
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Real solutions to our fiscal dysfunction must therefore be based on a bipartisan approach.
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Undoubtedly, another shutdown would be a stunning display of continued political polarization and dysfunction.
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The video became public, Young and Azalea broke up, and locker room dysfunction followed.
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Dysfunction is a continuing condition of Pizzolatto relationships, leavened occasionally by a good shag.
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The roots: Decisions made in the 1970s helped lay the groundwork for today's dysfunction.
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Still, there seems to be little public patience for another round of Washington dysfunction.
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They also argue that my view contributes to the dysfunction in our electoral system.
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It's a status quo of dysfunction the telecom industry works tirelessly to keep intact.
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In addition, people with social dysfunction were over 16 times more likely to have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) than those without social dysfunction, and about five and a half times more likely to have not returned to work after their accident.
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"Female sexual dysfunction is more complicated in some ways than male sexual dysfunction, so it's more difficult to treat," said Dr. Nicole Cirino, co-director of the Menopause and Sexual Therapy Clinic at Oregon Health and Science University's Center for Women's Health.
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"What's fascinating to me about this is that even though, for years, I've been talking about sexual dysfunction with my patients, I'm embarrassed to say I've always focused on my male patients because we think of erectile dysfunction as the issue," Pelayo said.
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During the year after the injury, 364 of them, or 45%, reported experiencing social dysfunction.
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Most Americans don't pay close attention to politics, and all they'd see is Washington dysfunction.
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Patent and trademark office for erectile dysfunction drug Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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To name Pfizer's blockbuster, she ran a focus group with urologists who treated erectile dysfunction.
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The dysfunction is so great that basic economic data has been hard to come by.
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Also, voters and candidates needed time to figure out the functions of their new dysfunction.
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That led to research exploring curcumin use in everything from treating asthma to erectile dysfunction.
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He has promised to end the legislative dysfunction in Washington, DC, with his dealmaking skills.
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A separate study in the journal PeerJ evaluated another concern about 5ARIs - erectile dysfunction. Drs.
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Years of barely suppressed rage over Lebanon's corruption, dysfunction and widening inequality detonated on Oct.
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Dalton said she still receives pitches related to erectile dysfunction, given Pfizer's blockbuster pill, Viagra.
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That not only made it awkward to buy medication for erectile dysfunction, but also dangerous.
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Studies suggest that people with penises who have erectile dysfunction may benefit from quitting smoking.
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With a "sensitive and uncomfortable topic" like erectile dysfunction, seeking help can feel especially intimidating.
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Ms Ravel later resigned from her post in February, disgusted by its "dysfunction and deadlock".
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Central to this effect is Woody Harrelson's captivating performance as an indomitable force of dysfunction.
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But Mr McMahon shows that China's political system is at the heart of the dysfunction.
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Couples may be older, or have chronic diseases or sexual dysfunction that make conception difficult.
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And I think that really is a good thing, because obviously we see the dysfunction.
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The lessons of public choice can help us analyze the causes of today's governmental dysfunction.
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This week, we learn whether lasers can help women with sexual dysfunction enjoy sex again.
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But instead, tech sees it as exacerbating the skills shortage while injecting more bureaucratic dysfunction.
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The choice facing the people given the orders is insubordination — dysfunction — or compliance and corruption.
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And where Arab states aren't collapsing, they are marked by a high degree of dysfunction.
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In the letter, Berners-Lee laid out "three sources of dysfunction" affecting the web today.
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The dysfunction of WCW coupled with Owen's death just made the business dark for him.
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At the beginning of the study, none of the participants reported having any erectile dysfunction.
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But this sort of dysfunction hurts the Democrats more than Republicans in the long run.
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By definition, this means no civil war in the streets and no more congressional dysfunction.
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Yet that very dysfunction in both branches is channeled back to rally his base supporters.
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As norms of forbearance weakened, checks and balances began to devolve into deadlock and dysfunction.
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None of these steps are easy, and none will solve our nation's political dysfunction overnight.
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What I'm about to describe to you, however, is a strategy for overcoming this dysfunction.
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Since it's the silly season of an election cycle, congressional dysfunction is on full display.
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During chemotherapy, it can be used to monitor heart function to exclude chemotherapy induced dysfunction.
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They're also just a typical example of the dysfunction of the American health care system.
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"We are a very dysfunctional family, of the mild dysfunction," Harbour, 43, exclusively told PEOPLE.
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Going his own way Lindsey Buckingham once said Fleetwood Mac's "dysfunction" made the band great.
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Papafloratos is now turning his attention to a tricky subject for men: erectile dysfunction (ED).
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Trump's own White House has had struggles containing leaks because of internal dysfunction, Axios reports.
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Liver inflammation, kidney problems, asthma, erectile dysfunction: He has an herb for nearly every ailment.
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He does so with pride, but his family dysfunction is baroque, to say the least.
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They gave him the lowest marks on health-care reform, government dysfunction and national debt.
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Washington, D.C., might have problems with political dysfunction, but at least its residents are healthy.
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Her departure says most about the continuing polarization, dysfunction and gender inequality in the country.
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All of this glorious dysfunction is made possible by the complexity of the tax code.
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And then there's the Byrde family itself, which has to survive its own crippling dysfunction.
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Streaming Two new Netflix Original comedy films offer family dysfunction enacted by veteran television performers.
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Is Third Eye Blind secretly a band about erectile dysfunction or one about fucking indiscriminately?
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And the Food and Drug Administration has publicly discouraged buying off-brand erectile dysfunction drugs.
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I did talk about Washington a lot in my last one — the dysfunction, the divisiveness.
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The governor's office flatly rejects the idea that the governor gains anything from Democratic dysfunction.
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And who better than Jackson to end the franchise's ragged run of underachievement and dysfunction?
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Just under 5 percent were critical, involving respiratory failure, septic shock or multiple organ dysfunction.
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The Knapp kids undertook their own Dantesque journey through drugs, alcohol, crime and family dysfunction.
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However, both fashioned successful movements pledging to upend the political dysfunction in their respective countries.
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Without them, we are left in a world of chaos, political dysfunction, atomization and demagogy.
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Moreover, Americans see dysfunction in both the executive and legislative branches, according to the poll.
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Still, electing ignorant people to office aggravates the federal dysfunction so concerning to most Americans.
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Britain is not alone in seeing more activist courts as a response to political dysfunction.
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Britain is not alone in seeing more activist courts as a response to political dysfunction.
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For us, aging is the creeping and then catastrophic dysfunction of everything, all at once.
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And that dysfunction explains why it's so hard to insure everyone in the United States.
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But the team's dysfunction was mirrored by the family discord that ultimately forced a sale.
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As the number of ACEs increase during childhood, so does the probability of adult dysfunction.
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He focused on issues including health care, climate change, student debt and dysfunction in Washington.
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FAMILY F(R)ICTIONS: DYSFUNCTION FOR THE HOLIDAYS at the Quad Cinema (through Dec. 2212).
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Routine dysfunction has defied White House chief of staff John Kelly's efforts to impose order.
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"Anytime there's any type of dysfunction, turmoil, it starts from the top down," TO says.
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Low levels of testosterone can lead to a lack of sexual desire and erectile dysfunction.
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The Republican's ever-changing plans to deal with illegal immigration are a study in dysfunction.
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In the dysfunction that now tarnishes our commitment to the foreign-born, this certainty emerges.
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The impeachment hearings last week demonstrated the rising risk of American polarization and democratic dysfunction.
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Last summer Wozniacki learned she had rheumatoid arthritis, a condition linked to immune system dysfunction.
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If I need it and don't take it, then I'm sure to experience erectile dysfunction.
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Why do straphangers have to tolerate stalemate and dysfunction while drivers pay no congestion fees?
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Tom Daschle, a former Democratic Senate majority leader, lamented that the dysfunction might be permanent.
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In some ways, it was the perfect finale to a season that trafficked in dysfunction.
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Most analysts agree that congressional paralysis and dysfunction is behind some of the executive expansion.
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The Vermont senator argues that the true source of congressional dysfunction isn't polarization at all.
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One road — where continued political dysfunction further sidelines a holistic policy response — could lead to recession.
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It is also true that automatic spending cuts have hampered planning and resulted in some dysfunction.
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Hims is known for selling erectile dysfunction medication, oral hygiene and skin care products to men.
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Because of this overarching theme of family dysfunction, it is (factually) the perfect Thanksgiving family binge.
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Man Chugs Erectile Dysfunction Drug, Ends Up With Permanently Red-Tinted VisionA bottle of sildenafil citrate.
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It's just [America has] found a way to make that dysfunction a part of the system.
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Millionaire investors say the biggest risk to their personal wealth next year is dysfunction in Washington.
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Meanwhile, Viagra, which treats erectile dysfunction for men, is not taxed because it's a prescription drug.
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It's a ridiculous cycle of corruption and dysfunction that shows no sign of abating anytime soon.
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They are dangerous and you can develop a swallowing dysfunction or actually die from ingesting one.
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A dog with canine cognitive dysfunction might forget his owner but how would we really know?
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Why: FDA testing found that the supplements contain sildenafil, an active ingredient in erectile dysfunction drugs.
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Erectile dysfunction, when it occurred, resolved faster in men who took the medications for shorter periods.
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Other times we're innocent bystanders to the dysfunction: contentious relatives, unruly pets, all-out food fights.
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Little Miss Sunshine is that rare film that paints family dysfunction in a very real light.
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Over the course of the 10-year study, 35.6 percent of the men reported erectile dysfunction.
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Amid concerns about trade wars and political dysfunction, the wealthiest investors are padding their cash cushions.
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"It's become apparent to all the stakeholders that the company has hit peak dysfunction," he said.
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Frustrated by the dysfunction, seasoned employees started leaving for more lucrative work in the private sector.
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In some cases, as with thyroid dysfunction or hyperprolactinemia, the problem can be reversed with medication.
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"I'm surprised that I've survived my own dysfunction, really," Michael once said of his colorful life.
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OBVIOUSLY THE DYSFUNCTION AND THE POLARIZATION WE'VE SEEN FOR YEARS HOPEFULLY IS NOT GOING TO CONTINUE.
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Political professionals can be a bit sniffy about gerrymandering's importance as an explanation for government dysfunction.
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Initialized is partnered with Roman, a digital erectile dysfunction company prescription platform, and online pharmacy TruePill.
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Panelist, Dr. Tammy Schuler provides clinical care for those coping with sexual dysfunction following cancer diagnosis.
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"Don't have deep psychosexual Freudian and Oedipal trauma/dysfunction?" she wrote in a now deleted tweet.
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Fortunately, Mamet finally found an answer in the first woman doctor she saw: pelvic floor dysfunction.
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To be sure, the massive dysfunction of this group of characters is Veep's reason for being.
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The Clinton team has its fair share of dysfunction, as WikiLeaks has helped us to discover.
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Huston had struggled with everything from their divorced parents' dysfunction to their gender identity for years.
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To anyone who's ever been a member of a family, these scenes of dysfunction feel unshakeable.
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Washington's failure to get its fiscal house in order is a reflection of broader political dysfunction.
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Male stars like Denzel Washington also fall victim, often as fake pitchmen for erectile dysfunction pills.
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It's fascinating to have witnessed the Knicks' drama and dysfunction and ever-revolving cycle of coaches.
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And some studies have since linked triclosan to hormonal dysfunction and other health issues in mice.
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But none of this can explain the current level of dysfunction that exists between the two.
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The dysfunction and partisanship displayed by Congresses considering past farm bills must not take place again.
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Tester's first campaign television ad focuses on his ability to get laws passed despite Washington's dysfunction.
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His nomination strategy has, at times, contributed to the dysfunction in Congress and his own woes.
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Such political dysfunction has been the one constant in Iraq since the American invasion in 2003.
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But in a true display of Washington dysfunction, that letter is void of any Republican signatures.
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But happen the drought did, and it has exposed the operational dysfunction in the national ministry.
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Complete dysfunction is a bad look for anyone, particularly the so-called World's Greatest Deliberative Body.
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The other procedures targeted infertility, despite the lack of compelling evidence connecting it to mitochondrial dysfunction.
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This show has it all — family dysfunction, drama, heart, plenty of laughs, and a stellar cast.
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Perhaps the dysfunction in our political system has become so severe that we are politically numb.
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It breeds political dysfunction, and it helps explain why so many Americans aren't swayed by facts.
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And they are a valuable starting point for a deeper look at dysfunction in science today.
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The commission is the counterweight to decades of political interference behind PREPA's many levels of dysfunction.
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" It involves conservatives painting poor whites as this country's principal victims and "valorizing" their "underclass dysfunction.
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The reform further weakens the ability of parties and party leaders and increases dysfunction and chaos.
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Then there's the "Virili-Tea," which will be made with—wait for it—erectile dysfunction medicine.
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Instead, the top of the ninth became a laboratory of dysfunction, with walks, hits and errors.
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But I think they are not being hired by what outside of Washington views as dysfunction.
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To Mr. Rosenstein, the hiring process was emblematic of broader dysfunction stemming from the White House.
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The story believed in something besides the self-immolating antics of dysfunction — their flickering, intoxicating glow.
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If players do not understand what the front office wants, it is a recipe for dysfunction.
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Fitzgerald's tenure was unfortunately the latest example of the Trump administration's dysfunction and lax ethical standards.
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Once Latin America's most prosperous country, Venezuela is mired in hyperinflation, hunger, severe shortages and dysfunction.
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But because of the dysfunction in the treasury market right now, mortgage rates have been rising.
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But once they reached a critical point, Rome's descent into chaos and dysfunction was astonishingly swift.
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The outward signs of our political dysfunction would be gone, but the disease would still remain.
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What really distressed him, he said, was Sri Lanka's political dysfunction during such a painful crisis.
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They want him out not because they worry about dysfunction but because they oppose his policies.
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In fact, until the mid-1960s, poverty was never associated with social dysfunction and criminal behavior.
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A data-driven approach can cut through our political dysfunction and incentivize better results from government.
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Analysts have warned that dysfunction in the market could be a warning sign of bigger problems.
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He said patients want not just erectile dysfunction treatment, but also care for their overall health.
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When asked whether Mr. Nasrallah bore any responsibility for Lebanon's dysfunction, however, Ms. Atrash was emphatic.
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And the movie "Rachel Getting Married," Jonathan Demme's loving tale of family dysfunction, comes to Hulu.
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I don't think erectile dysfunction is a business, but I think how men age is one.
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The weak government is afflicted by internal dysfunction and corruption and oversees an ineffective security force.
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These include the U.S.-Iran conflict, terrorism, cyberthreats and the dysfunction between the world's main superpowers.
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For some however, NICE said the surgery had caused complications including incontinence, bleeding or sexual dysfunction.
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Despite the Lakers' own six seasons of dysfunction, they still had LeBron James on the roster.
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This capacity gap is typically chalked up to political dysfunction like polarization and money-in-politics.
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She and her colleagues had expected to find health impacts from both family and intimate dysfunction.
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Maverick is an investor in Hims, which sells treatments for hair loss and erectile dysfunction online.
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The ordeal was called a "dysfunction of U.S. hostage policy," inspiring military personnel to take sides.
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That shutdowns have become so predictable is a reflection of the dysfunction of the Senate itself.
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It is the first line of attack when the rest of the global economy senses dysfunction.
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Towering accumulations of capital start to seem less like symbols of hope than monuments to dysfunction.
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This dysfunction is the status quo and the Trump administration seems unlikely to break with it.
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Of course, the dysfunction on display in Canberra (here's our story on that) is not new.
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Tina Kiguradze and William Temps of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago and colleagues found that when erectile dysfunction occurred in men taking 5ARIs for at least 180 days, the dysfunction was more likely to last at least 93 days after stopping the medication.
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A fax from Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals Inc in 2010 inviting doctors to a dinner talk on female sexual dysfunction may have violated a federal law against junk faxes, even though the company was not selling a female sexual dysfunction drug, a federal appeals court has ruled.
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Long before advertisements for male sexual dysfunction medications featured attractive couples holding hands in separate bathtubs on serene beaches, Pfizer tapped the 74-year-old former Senate majority leader to pitch its new drug with an earnest approach at breaking down the stigma around erectile dysfunction.
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West is Uber's new general counsel, and Holder is the attorney general who investigated Uber's company dysfunction.
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Scientists have long suspected that genes play a role in erectile dysfunction, based on studies of twins.
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In people genetically vulnerable to erectile dysfunction, this chain of command might not be working as intended.
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Sexual dysfunction in women, meanwhile, has been a much harder problem to address using any drugs. [PNAS]
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"Even the risk of heart attack is less important than erectile dysfunction for some men," Nangia said.
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It was a nearly five-minute, much-needed escape from the dysfunction that has consumed America today.
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" In the spring an East Bay Times editorial began: "There seems no end to Oakland's government dysfunction.
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Hardly serene before Trump But to blame the new president entirely for the dysfunction would be unfair.
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White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus denied Sunday there was dysfunction in the President's inner circle.
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It's no secret that the American people are fed up with the dysfunction that exists in Washington.
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The despair feels comprehensive, a thoroughness of dysfunction abutting one of the world's great spigots of wealth.
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Harris continued to create a life apart from his wife — and, she said, he developed erectile dysfunction.
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Osphena, a prescription pill for vaginal dryness and sexual dysfunction, targets the receptors for estrogen on cells.
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Perhaps more than no other western European nation, Belgium's government is frequently in a state of dysfunction.
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Americans dissatisfaction with government and the dysfunction of the government itself are substantially byproducts of cultural lag.
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We, the media, can either contribute to a more functional system or to deepening the political dysfunction.
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In 1984, he was the first urologist to publish a journal article linking smoking to erectile dysfunction.
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After all, about 40% of women experience sexual dysfunction, associated with a chronic difficulty in achieving orgasm.
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According to the official death report, however, the toddler had been suffering bacterial meningitis and neurological dysfunction.
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"I predict a scenario of dysfunction and dissension and probably a breakdown of the treaty," Sachs said.
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A measure in Tennessee seeks to exclude erectile dysfunction drugs from coverage in state employee insurance plans.
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Any variable—mental illness, addiction, other dysfunction—can ignite chaos affecting every aspect of a prisoner's life.
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It's an epiphany that ties together Sharp Objects' themes of violence within women, dysfunction, and familial wounds.
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In a federal system, the states and big cities can be islands of competence amid the dysfunction.
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Small numbers of men on finasteride experience erectile dysfunction, decreased libido, ejaculation problems, infertility, and orgasm disorders.
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Increasing citizen interest in Congress will not solve all the problems that have contributed to legislative dysfunction.
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Erectile dysfunction is very common for men over 40, a third of whom don't respond to Viagra.
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This in turn leads to a disruption of blood flow into the penis, resulting in erectile dysfunction.
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Her erectile dysfunction bill, she said, was meant to highlight what she saw as hypocrisy from politicians.
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Once again, companies and their bosses are expected to step into the void left by political dysfunction.
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The doomed Trenaco deal highlights the opacity and dysfunction at PDVSA and in Venezuela's socialist-run economy.
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Hims, the provider of direct-to-consumer erectile dysfunction (ED) and hair loss medication, leads the pact.
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Burri's own research focuses on the genetic aspects of sexual health and chronic pain, including sexual dysfunction.
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Trejo, 75, told The Sun about both his secret cancer battle and his struggles with erectile dysfunction.
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Before the split, a psychiatrist had also encouraged the couple to stay together, despite the huge dysfunction.
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Now, for every state like Minnesota, there's countless states that do little to nothing about this dysfunction.
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Keep in mind that this study only included men who were already being treated for erectile dysfunction.
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Saudi leader Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman is receiving some unexpected help from erectile dysfunction pill spammers.
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Millionaire confidence plunged by a record amount in May, sparked by fears of government dysfunction in Washington.
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Within the first year, the erectile dysfunction drug had racked up first-year sales of $21960 million.
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Norm Ornstein, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, cowrote the book on the Republicans' dysfunction.
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But regardless of how much they were watching, there were no accompanying ill-effects or sexual dysfunction.
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He noted that studies done in Europe haven't identified long-term joint dysfunction or depression as problems.
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But when you see dozens and dozens of examples of this, it creates a tsunami of dysfunction.
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She resigned with a 25-page screed that painted the campaign finance agency as rife with dysfunction.
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Despite an unprecedented volume of foreign aid, Palestinian society remains in a state of paralysis and dysfunction.
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Almost four out of 10 (38%) Americans said the dysfunction in the nation's capital worries them most.
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Nearly every day starts with a new report detailing infighting, dysfunction, and incompetence in the White House.
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"In men under the age of forty, erectile dysfunction always has a psychological component," he told me.
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If you want to read about the weeds of government dysfunction around infrastructure, this is your book.
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Recent congressional activity lends further support to the notion that claims of institutional dysfunction were indeed premature.
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Some of Trump's supporters see him as emblematic of the Washington dysfunction that has angered many Republicans.
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This ongoing dysfunction could easily continue until the budget caps expire at the end of fiscal 2021.
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McConnell's allies argue that Democrats' attempts to pin congressional dysfunction on McConnell are pure politics and disingenuous.
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They knew the Senate's reputation for dysfunction and gridlock, and that the upcoming election would complicate matters.
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A closer look at the commission's dysfunction is a case study in how to forestall government reform.
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"Federal employees should not have to pay the personal price for all of this dysfunction," he said.
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Democrats are trying their best to cast Republicans as obstructionists who should be blamed for Washington's dysfunction.
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Millionaires say the biggest risk to their wealth and the stock market is government dysfunction in Washington.
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Sleep apnea can also increase the risk of cardiovascular problems, which may be related to sexual dysfunction.
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Yet somehow families in other rich countries have avoided the depth of dysfunction of their American peers.
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The memoir details Sims's time in the White House and reportedly describes dysfunction within the White House.
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Occasionally, Chapman's efforts have run face-first into city dysfunction to almost comedic and sometimes troubling effect.
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Our immigration system should be the envy of the world, not a symbol of disunity and dysfunction.
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She has been seen as a steady voice in the midst of White House turnover and dysfunction.
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It is yet another example of the partisan divide that has contributed to years of Washington dysfunction.
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With public housing racially isolated, other policies — some misguided but well intentioned, others indefensible — exacerbated the dysfunction.
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"It's just further example of the dysfunction of this place," said Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin.
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It's from family dysfunction, maybe your parents didn't hug you enough when you were a kid. Yeah.
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Today, old erectile-dysfunction patents are expiring, enabling a new wave of innovation and E.D. start-ups.
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Around the country, state and local officials were left scratching their heads at the dysfunction in Washington.
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After all the losses, injuries and general dysfunction, Walton continues to preach the importance of team play.
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More recently, he returned to the Knicks as team president and wound up deepening their executive dysfunction.
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Those witnesses will confirm accounts of dysfunction already leaked to the media, further damaging the president's standing.
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But they point to an underlying global dysfunction, one that transcends political parties and styles of government.
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Trump embodied a great deal of the political dysfunction in our democracy that Obama refused to acknowledge.
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What's not to love about the team that used to be an emblem of deviltry and dysfunction?
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There have been reports of massive staff dysfunction in the Trump White House from the get-go.
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Erectile dysfunction can be the first sign of diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol.
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Fans ultimately complain that the dysfunction traces to Dolan, and they are not all wrong about that.
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Of note: Harvard Business School asked alumni about big businesses' role in improving or worsening political dysfunction.
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" Mr. Weiss said that under Mr. Trump's leadership, "the level of dysfunction on Ukraine policy is stunning.
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Lilly introduced Cialis (tadalafil) for erectile dysfunction in 2001 and expanded its use to BPH in 2011.
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In either case, this is a play about intrigue: amid palace dysfunction, a corpse-strewn power grab.
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The dysfunction in the appropriations process for the 2020 fiscal year, which began Tuesday, inspires little confidence.
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Government dysfunction, an economic meltdown, drought and a calamitous flood have plunged Zimbabwe into a hunger crisis.
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And the tradition of police brutality is so entrenched that it's become a kind of applied dysfunction.
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It would inject greater dysfunction into European institutions, rendering them even less capable of alleviating economic troubles.
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Yet, in the shadow of this dysfunction, the Supreme Court has managed to remain operational and effective.
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The dysfunction affects not only those at the bottom, but also the lucky ones at the top.
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He was not oblivious to the dysfunction that has been a part of the organization for years.
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Nevertheless, to many people in America, the Finnish system may still conjure impressions of dysfunction and authoritarianism.
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When most Americans think about the dysfunction that defines our current politics, they focus on domestic concerns.
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Now, she has to explain why her staff stocked up on drugs commonly prescribed for erectile dysfunction.
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Dysfunction or failure leads to flooding, impacts to the water supply and recreation, and destruction of property.
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There is no silver bullet or magic elixir to pull Congress from its current state of dysfunction.
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In the face of a populist revolt against Washington dysfunction, the choice Democrats are making is baffling.
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With minimally-invasive procedures, 7.8% of patients developed sexual dysfunction and 7.4% had painful sexual activity afterwards.
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With more invasive "open" operations, 3.7% of patients had sexual dysfunction and 12.5% had painful sexual activity.
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Fortunately, our committee has initiated several key reforms that get to the heart of the VA's dysfunction.
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It can be triggered by a viral infection, resulting in continuing or recurring immunological and neurological dysfunction.
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He takes an interest in sociology on crime as a response to dysfunction in the larger community.
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It is not addictive, has few side effects, does not cause sexual dysfunction and is remarkably inexpensive.
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Many Republicans concede, also in private, that he has made strategic errors and allowed dysfunction to continue.
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It can also be used to augment antidepressants and help to alleviate sexual dysfunction caused by antidepressants.
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If an MRI turns up sufficient damage or dysfunction, surgery is performed to clean up the mess.
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The G-20 summit will serve as a snapshot of the dysfunction currently afflicting globe trade negotiations.
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Partisanship in Congress has been around for a long time; this particular kind of dysfunction is newer.
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Most SSRIs bring sexual dysfunction in about equal measure (though Paxil was singled out as a possible worst bet here by R. Taylor Segraves, editor-in-chief of the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy and a psychiatrist with a long career studying sexual dysfunction and its relationship to antidepressants).
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Even so, the findings add to a large body of evidence linking risk factors for cardiovascular disease to higher odds of erectile dysfunction, said Andrew Steptoe, head of the department of behavioral science and health at University College London in the U.K. One theory about how cardiovascular disease influences erectile dysfunction has been that they lead to poor working of the blood vessels, in particular dysfunction in the cells that line the vessels, Steptoe, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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One side effect of some of the most commonly prescribed antidepressants is what doctors would call sexual dysfunction.
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If you're relatively young and taking a low dose, you may be less likely to experience sexual dysfunction.
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For now, Anthony said he wanted to help shepherd his teammates through this latest bout of organizational dysfunction.
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They included cognitive, balance, visual, and auditory dysfunction, sleep impairment, and headaches (sometimes so severe they required treatment).
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When Democrats mobilized to stop Obamacare repeal (with help from Republican ambivalence and dysfunction), they actually stopped it.
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What if the longest government shutdown in history was just a preview of more profound dysfunction to come?
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Sildenafil is sold as a generic drug for erectile dysfunction as well as under the brand name Viagra.
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The F2 hybrids produced significantly less ATP than their nonhybrid counterparts did, a clear indication of mitochondrial dysfunction.
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He's been a sharp critic of legislative dysfunction and partisanship, particularly on the Republican side in recent years.
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" The San Francisco-based group is currently touring the country with their political satire show, "Electile Dysfunction 2016.
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I tried to tell him that the problem was really internal dysfunction, but he hung up on me.
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These include dehydration, pneumonia, sinus infections, and brain dysfunction — in rare cases, these complications can be life-threatening.
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Elderly people are often marginalized by mainstream culture, particularly those who become housebound from physical or social dysfunction.
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Amid this dysfunction a veteran Phoenix police sergeant, Paul Penzone, ran for sheriff as a Democrat and won.
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The erectile dysfunction market isn't as lucrative as it once was, but that hasn't mattered much to Pfizer.
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An estimated 1 in 10 men are affected by erectile dysfunction, or ED, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
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The supplements are not FDA-approved to treat male sexual dysfunction, despite the claims made on their packaging.
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What was very recently the NBA's model franchise is now an example of dysfunction and magical-thinking revanchism.
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But to Republicans, government dysfunction merely illustrates the party's animating philosophy: that government is bad and doesn't work.
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Political dysfunction at home threatened President Obama's power to negotiate trade agreements, including a landmark trans-Pacific accord.
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She picked up on the dysfunction of their workplace and had good instincts for how to navigate it.
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These "humanized" monkeys can conceivably model all sorts of human diseases, including schizophrenia, Alzheimer's, and severe immune dysfunction.
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No One Really Knows How Many Men Have Erectile DysfunctionJust how many men are struggling with erectile dysfunction?
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The pills Cummins had been prescribed Cialis -- a drug used to treat erectile dysfunction, his wife told investigators.
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Most cases of low-flow priapism are unexplained, but erectile dysfunction drugs and neurological conditions are common causes.
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Insulin dysfunction, and becoming resistant to insulin, is closely tied to type 2 diabetes and heart disease risk.
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And yet the Department could be working much more effectively and saving time by solving its internal dysfunction.
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That they aren't suggests congressional dysfunction is likely playing at least some role in the GOP's sinking fortunes.
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Men with more severe depression were also more apt to report severe erectile dysfunction, the study also found.
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It leads to weakened muscles and organ dysfunction, among other symptoms, with a poor prognosis for most patients.
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Mitochondrial DNA depletion has a poor prognosis and leads to weakened muscles and organ dysfunction, among other symptoms.
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Wave after wave of reports detailing internal dysfunction and a bewildered president continued to crash against the administration.
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To find studies on the link between meditation and erectile dysfunction (ED) you have to go way back.
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She played just that (with a whole lot of dysfunction) in the film adaption of the Broadway play.
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"Erectile dysfunction is a spectrum, like most diseases, ranging from mild to moderate to severe," says Bar-Chama.
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Those processes include inflammation, changes in your DNA, cell damage or dysfunction and the accumulation of senescent cells.
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Ultimately, the unprecedented nature of the Trump presidency is defined by the historic dysfunction present in American politics.
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BRUSSELS — To the sort of dysfunction that provokes frustration with the European Union, add its highest appeals court.
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When pregnant women smoke, it may harm fetal brain development and lead to auditory cognitive dysfunction, Pezzoli added.
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Fact-check of "inner workings"There haven't been any recent news articles detailing supposed dysfunction on Mueller's team.
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Njeru blames dysfunction in the Kenyan justice system for the slow progress in securing convictions against culpable police.
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There are few places where the Lyon family dysfunction comes to a boiling point more than at Leviticus.
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However, the permanent sexual dysfunction and incontinence that often accompany standard whole gland treatment made survival feel ominous.
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There could hardly be a recipe for greater national dysfunction than a convention on our nation's foundational document.
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The researchers analyzed 145 studies that included 88,183 men to understand how common erectile dysfunction is with diabetes.
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Yet America's dysfunction goes beyond Trump, and it will outlast Trump, even as it is aggravated by him.
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Dysfunction junction: "Casual," Hulu's quirky family comedy, returns for a new season of bed-hopping and relationship angst.
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"The reality is that this price puts it at equal footing to the erectile dysfunction drugs," says Eckert.
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Conventional wisdom holds that the blame for any democratic dysfunction lies primarily with current occupants of Capitol Hill.
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Cancer policy is one of the few places where Washington's dysfunction seems to be abating, rather than increasing.
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Trump is the result of years of dysfunction that resulted from Republicans refusing to show up for work.
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Treatment for prostate cancer, including removal of the prostate and radiation, is associated with incontinence and erectile dysfunction.
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Look no further than Congress' chronic inability to perform its most basic budgetary responsibilities to understand its dysfunction.
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It's now known that IBS is caused by multiple factors, one being a dysfunction of the nervous system.
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These are anecdotes, but the erectile dysfunction studies are data, and it's difficult to interpret them as healthy.
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Researchers are investigating EVO as a therapy for children with cognitive impairments, including sensory processing dysfunction and ADHD.
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Europe, only recently dismissed as anemic and hopelessly vexed by political dysfunction, has emerged as a growth leader.
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As Beatrice mimics the cold detachment she knew as a child, she begins a cycle of dysfunction anew.
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Time and time again, their lack of expertise shows in the day-to-day dysfunction of their agencies.
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Also, once you get a prescription for legit erectile dysfunction medication, you actually know how much you're taking.
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If our leaders deploy their legal prerogatives without restraint, it could bring severe dysfunction, and even constitutional crisis.
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The risk increases for men with erectile dysfunction issues, and perhaps even more so when infidelity is afoot.
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"The political dysfunction, greatly exacerbated by the P.A.'s salary cuts, has made Gaza ungovernable," Mr. Kushner said.
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But, Mr. Brady said, the report found "no direct link between the administrative dysfunction" and Mr. McNair's death.
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He exploited the gap between the base and the elites, embodying the dysfunction and disarray that already existed.
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The evidence at the four-week trial offered a raw, unvarnished look at dysfunction and nepotism in Albany.
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The dysfunction has taken hold in large part because of decisions that members of Congress themselves have made.
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Ben Lerner's new novel, "The Topeka School," finds the seeds of our current social dysfunction in 1990s Kansas.
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She sees patients who can't belch because of a physiological dysfunction involving the upper sphincter in their esophagus.
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The idea of each state fashioning its own narrative is an oxymoron that contributes to our political dysfunction.
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As CNN's John King reports, McCain released a statement saying both sides share the blame for DC dysfunction.
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It was so striking to me that there was such a massive investment in the documentation of dysfunction.
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This wilful blindness to dysfunction in our market system is what is worrying about the corporate tax debate.
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If you thought the Intelligence Committee's hearings showcased Congress' partisan dysfunction, get ready for a much bigger circus.
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Lebanese protesters enraged by corruption and dysfunction marched in Beirut and other cities, calling for the government's overthrow.
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All erectile dysfunction drugs operate on the same smooth, automatic muscles in the body to improve blood flow.
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Activists are angry over the display of dysfunction, but they are uncertain whom to turn their guns on.
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Instead, observers say, it has become a casualty of congressional dysfunction and partisan fighting over taxes and spending.
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The public health body said the treatment was less likely to cause sexual dysfunction than some other procedures.
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Over the years, Upper Egyptians have responded to national dysfunction by effectively creating their own system for elections.
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Where can you count on finding stories every day about violence, social dysfunction and government incompetence and scandal?
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And they amplified the sense that Europe is a land of disappointing growth, political dysfunction and seething populism.
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"Governor Cuomo is turning this Christmas special session into a weapon of governmental mass dysfunction," said Mr. Kaehny.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon expressed his frustration over D.C.'s dysfunction on an earnings call Friday morning.
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" Gunter also took issue with sexual dysfunction drugs currently on the market being described as the "female Viagra.
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The most common reasons for men avoiding sex are erectile dysfunction, chronic medical conditions and lack of opportunity.
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Among those who received a combination of anthracycline and trastuzumab, another chemotherapy drug, 12.5% developed that systolic dysfunction.
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Somalia's political dysfunction has caused epic suffering and death, and its problems tend not to respect its borders.
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His recent behavior shows "cracks in the leadership buckets" and can reflect dysfunction within the organization, Casciaro said.
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All this adds to the cocktail of civil-military dysfunction that has swirled since Mr Trump took office.
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Prior to 21625, my constituency was outraged by the turmoil, disorganization and dysfunction of the public school system.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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But Scott quickly pivoted to the dysfunction that has captivated the nation's capital and vowed to fix Washington.
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The picture is one of dysfunction and an undermining of the law, our democratic process and the Constitution.
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Instead, the Lakers scuffled to a 37-45 record after months of general dysfunction and momentum-sapping injuries.
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Michele McGurk is a women's health physical therapist specializing in abdominal and pelvic dysfunction in Brooklyn, New York.
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Haley's other major gesture of moderation was to accept blame, on behalf of Republicans, for dysfunction in Washington.
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As well as a biological dysfunction like epilepsy, Brown writes that stress or tiredness could cause déjà vu.
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Below-average quantities of the male sex hormone can lead to erectile dysfunction, low fertility, fatigue, and depression.
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"Referring to the 'problem' as erectile quality as opposed to dysfunction is a powerful illustration of a piece of the problem: While not all men might perceive themselves as have a sexual 'dysfunction,' the discourse of 'erectile quality' is one on which almost any man can be sold," Bridges said.
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It could involve deterioration of the bladder lining, dysfunction of the bladder nerves, pelvic floor dysfunction, and a number of other issues that tend to present differently for different patients, says Jennifer Linehan, urologist and associate professor of urology and urologic oncology at the John Wayne Cancer Institute in California.
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Embittered editorial writers and Republican opponents call him a puppet-master, responsible for dysfunction in the Land of Lincoln.
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Directed by Ross Katz and filmed like an ad for erectile-dysfunction medication, "The Choice" is almost repellently synthetic.
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The consumer confidence is down a little bit, which I think comes from you know, some of the dysfunction.
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It&aposs a group of useless hacks versus the sole rebel, dysfunction versus Dirty Harry, ballet slippers versus cleats.
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Semen characteristics may improve after quitting smoking, but neither heart disease nor erectile dysfunction will go away, he said.
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Some women, though, also struggle to orgasm, whether due to sexual dysfunction, an inattentive partner, or simply their biology.
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People are sick of failure and dysfunction and frustrated with being in a city with so much unrealized potential.
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Around the country, more doctors are marketing the therapy to treat everything from diabetes to asthma to erectile dysfunction.
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What is Probably Happening Your friend's ironic sexual dysfunction is likely either psychosomatic or being caused by drug reactions.
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But they also contend that political dysfunction and government debt are looming problems for the economy and their wealth.
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Erectile dysfunction (ED) mostly affects men over the age of 40, even though younger men sometimes experience it too.
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For starters, overweight pets are at risk of joint and back problems, inflammation, and dangerous heart and lung dysfunction.
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New York is a far greater challenge made worse by nearly two decades of organizational dysfunction begetting public disdain.
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New York's eight years under the Cuomo administration have been an exercise in living with disappointment, dysfunction and dishonesty.
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Trump administration officials have excused those moments as overblown, affecting news reports more than creating any real government dysfunction.
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Cannabis has been shown in some scenarios to lower testosterone levels, and lower testosterone may lead to erectile dysfunction.
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Rather than trying to combat legislative dysfunction, Congress should tackle the problems that are repairable, like rebuilding public trust.
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This bias is a dangerous new twist in the tribalism and political dysfunction that is poisoning politics in Washington.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove that risk factors for heart disease directly cause erectile dysfunction.
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The effect of this panoramic exposure of the dysfunction at the heart of the administration is cumulative, not diminishing.
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Voters said the economy (21%) and government dysfunction (18%) should be the most important priorities for the next president.
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It turns out that shortened telomeres are actually associated with numerous illnesses, including cancer, aplastic anemia, and liver dysfunction.
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THIS ORGANIZATION STARTED ABOUT FIVE OR SIX YEARS AGO BECAUSE OF ALL OF THE DYSFUNCTION THAT WAS IN WASHINGTON.
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As the ultimate manifestation of America's political dysfunction, shutdowns represent a lack of mutual comprehension as well as goals.
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What's my part in this in the way that I approach things, in my dysfunction, in my own brokenness?
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His perceptive book traces the roots of contemporary America's political dysfunction back to Mr Gingrich's heyday in the 1990s.
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They're all family dysfunction, gift-giving cheer, and — almost always — a cheesy love story that's so bad it's good.
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Sales of erectile dysfunction drug Cialis plunged 63% to $200.2 million due to market entry of cheaper generic versions.
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But I will not be deterred from ending the corporate greed that creates dysfunction in our health care system.
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Urban planning and infrastructure, the scourge of economic inequity and society dysfunction: these were just some of his targets.
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This group was also at times allegedly responsible for facilitating Weinstein's erectile-dysfunction shots, including administering the injections themselves.
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Cialis, Lilly's erectile dysfunction drug, which had $2.5 billion in worldwide sales last year, loses its patent in November.
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Ro, previously called Roman, was co-founded by CEO Zachariah Reitano in 2017 and launched to treat erectile dysfunction.
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Bernstein's comments put the blame for what he said was dysfunction within the Trump administration on the President himself.
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In a small percentage of men, Propecia, an oral medication intended to stop hair loss, can cause erectile dysfunction.
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Absent psoriasis, 22 percent of men with erectile dysfunction said it was mild and 2 percent reported severe symptoms.
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And no one briefed me on the "what ifs" of pregnancy, STDs, birth control, premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction.
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It is also said to prevent problems that can arise even years after childbirth, like incontinence and sexual dysfunction.
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We're going to have to talk about the factory of football dysfunction that is thrumming along down in Washington.
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Right now, one of the most common ways to measure sexual dysfunction is the Female Sexual Function Index (FSFI).
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Cuomo's administration is an "exercise in living with disappointment, dysfunction, and dishonesty," she told reporters after announcing her candidacy.
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They still want to keep their taxes low, just without the dysfunction — and gratuitous cruelty — of the current administration.
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Among the drugs who have seen price hikes are Viagra, the erectile dysfunction drug, and Norvasc blood pressure pills.
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Studies show that only 3 percent of the children who come into the foster care system have psychological dysfunction.
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This isn't strategy; it's dysfunction -- and it could get the United States into a disastrous military conflict with Pyongyang.
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That dysfunction finds its most powerful expression in the capital, where Flemish geography and French culture do not align.
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Now they are 236-217, leading the National League East, showing none of the dysfunction Baker had heard about.
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Over the years Allergan's Botox has evolved from a cosmetic injection to a treatment for migraines and bladder dysfunction.
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"The findings by the inspector general reveal significant dysfunction and a lack of transparency at the FCC," he said.
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Democrats, on the other hand, are promising to roll back this progress and suffocate Washington in chaos and dysfunction….
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But some reports have found that the military spends far more on erectile dysfunction prescriptions than transgender health care.
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Yoga was just as effective as stretching and resistance training for improving motor dysfunction and mobility, the study found.
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You could also try using as-needed erectile dysfunction medications like Viagra or Cialis off-label, according to Cohen.
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Now is the moment for us to rise above our polarized political dysfunction and commit to an effective response.
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" One source told CNN that Kellems left because of "general dysfunction and disrespect particularly towards younger, eager staff members.
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He is the perfect butt of our jokes when our country's own dysfunction seems just too painful for laughter.
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Dysfunction in Washington isn't helping either: President Donald Trump asked aides if he could fire Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.
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Political dysfunction in Washington is one of many factors creating enormous uncertainty that could cause businesses to delay investment.
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The more Congress shirks its democratic responsibility, the more dysfunction there will be in the executive and judicial branches.
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I firmly believe that the paucity of veterans in Congress contributes to the nation's deep political division and dysfunction.
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To deal with the dysfunction in Washington, let's start by recognizing the driving factors of this exploding federal government.
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Another study found that, among men, sleep apnea contributed to erectile dysfunction and an overall decrease in sexual functioning.
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But others, according to local sources and Syrians' angry posts on social media, had descended into criminality and dysfunction.
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We see him shove Erectile Dysfunction out of the frame, but then James Taylor is the one who's bleeding?!
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Did you know that erectile dysfunction rates have risen tenfold among young men since the rise of free porn?
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Which paid off beyond McConnell's wildest dreams by now electing someone who fed off voter anger with Washington dysfunction.
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No. People are supporting Trump because he's an outsider or because they're fed up with the dysfunction in Washington.
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They said the most important issue Trump should address is health-care reform, which was tied with government dysfunction.
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According to Rosenbluth and Shapiro, Congress's dysfunction has its roots in the independence of elected officials from safe districts.
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Add political dysfunction to a dismal economic track record, and Westminster may decide it's no longer worth staying invested.
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And I know that, given the dysfunction in Washington, what I am proposing is a political nonstarter right now.
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When the children are playing house, mimicking their parents' dysfunction, the heightened tone of their pretending can work nicely.
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Rather, it's that the "family" mind-set tends to stem from dysfunction and tends to breed more of it.
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Given the current dysfunction of the executive branch, the time is right for Congress to assert itself once more.
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The dysfunction was on vivid display on Thursday in the president's introduction of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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But to continue to push for a series of inquiries could irritate general election voters who loathe Washington dysfunction.
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"Imagine what Andy Byford could do without the built-in dysfunction of the M.T.A. slowing him down?" he asked.
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"For all of its unfairness and growing dysfunction, American democracy has not slid into competitive authoritarianism," he told me.
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If you include seven other erectile dysfunction prescriptions provided by military health care, that number soars to $84 million.
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If Democrats accede to their base's wishes for resistance, congressional dysfunction could escalate to levels not seen in generations.
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From the conversations we had with Natalie, I think it builds up the dysfunction that she was living within.
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether or how concussion symptoms might directly cause low testosterone or erectile dysfunction.
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It's a story of family grief and family dysfunction, and also a beautifully paced thriller about a police investigation.
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European dysfunction is "a major source of concern," said Peter Dixon, a global financial economist at Commerzbank in London.
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Lilly's portfolio includes Cialis, for men with erectile dysfunction; Forteo, for osteoporosis; and Zyprexa, for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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Such a clean partisan break along density lines has thrown our democracy into a crisis of legitimacy and dysfunction.
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One game does not tidy up all their rough edges or erase their infighting and occasional spats with dysfunction.
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Voter anger is another turnout boost; hence the dominance of negative ads (which, of course, increase polarization and dysfunction).
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But he stuck around amid the franchise's upheaval and dysfunction, and last season averaged 20.5 points and 5.4 rebounds.
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Clinton's camp took to Twitter in an attempt to bat down some of the book's depictions of campaign dysfunction.
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No one had borne witness to more Clippersian dysfunction, and no one seemed more deserving of a splendid season.
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It felt simpler in a more isolated place, where one could recognize how social traditions contribute to political dysfunction.
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She expressed concerns about dysfunction in Washington and lawmakers' inability to pass long-term budgets or avoid government shutdowns.
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Mr. Wakefield sees it as "a portrait of American family dysfunction" but also a self-portrait of the artist.
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Maverick, for its part, is an investor in Hims, which sells treatments for hair loss and erectile dysfunction online.
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"It sadly does reflect the dysfunction," said Leopold Sudaryono, an Indonesian doctoral scholar in criminology at Australian National University.
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Mr. Abbas, who oversees a governing system plagued by corruption and dysfunction, has lost support among the Palestinian people.
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In Missouri, the state legislature passed a bill Friday to shield patients from the dysfunction of the emergency department.
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Because the cost is deferred, the whole population can ease further and further into maladaptive dysfunction, generation by generation.
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The tightly wired intensity of Pierce's performance lends a new ferocity to the dysfunction of the Loman family dynamic.
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Even without the difficulties brought about by sanctions, many Iranians blame mismanagement and corruption for the country's economic dysfunction.
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For 50 year old men erectile dysfunction is another taboo — a bit like the abortion taboo is for women.
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When people tell you that they experienced rectal dysfunction thanks to a pot of five-alarm chili, believe them.
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The decision comes after revelations about mismanagement and dysfunction at the highest levels of New York City's jail agency.
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Ms. Ravel has continued to push "the tired meme of dysfunction" simply to make her political case, he said.
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Surgical treatments can also lead to scarring that limits fertility, and many patients with IBD also experience sexual dysfunction.
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In fact, the drugs used for erectile dysfunction, such as Viagra and Cialis, work via the nitric oxide pathway.
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Is Schultz a concerned citizen who decided he can't sit on the sidelines anymore and watch this political dysfunction?
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The former Republican Congressman from Texas believes escalating dysfunction in Washington will create even more pain for Wall Street.
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Donald Trump ran a distinctly anti-Washington campaign in which he routinely accused Washington of dysfunction and even corruption.
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It seems the more turmoil and dysfunction there is in Washington, the higher odds Wall Street gives tax legislation.
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The term suggested that a particular sort of dysfunction was native to urban environments and, possibly, inseparable from them.
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At the same time, the sheer level of dysfunction in Venezuela is likely to restrain Washington to some degree.
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Erectile dysfunction is defined as the inability to create or maintain an erection that is firm enough for sex.
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"Smoking is the single most important modifiable risk factor, both for heart disease and for erectile dysfunction," he said.
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The people are fed up with the divisiveness and dysfunction but so too are the leaders who represent them.
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The bipartisan deals that did happen came amid cliffs, crises, and shutdowns — they were evidence of dysfunction, not consensus.
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"Previous studies had demonstrated cardiac dysfunction in women with a history of pre-eclampsia but this paper brings together the results of those studies to try and better understand the extent of the problem and the patterns of dysfunction," said lead author Archana Thayaparan, a researcher at Western Health in Victoria, Australia.
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Now Jackson has another hire to make as what seemed a delightfully resurgent season turns into another dance with dysfunction.
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It's already pretty easy to see why medical neural prostheses are useful and desirable to cure a patient's brain dysfunction.
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Having certain variations of this locus, the researchers found, was associated with a 26 percent increased risk of erectile dysfunction.
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Scientists say that in five years there could be a heat-activated penis implant for those suffering from erectile dysfunction.
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Many patients experience "a sudden or significant change in libido," he said, while another common side effect is erectile dysfunction.
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Partially hydrogenated oils also lead to increased inflammation and endothelial dysfunction, a condition that precedes atherosclerosis and clogging of arteries.
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So let's first talk about how you look at the dysfunction after years of uplift, in a lot of ways.
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In the United States, something like 30 million people suffer from erectile dysfunction but require a prescription to take Viagra.
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In a statement, Dimon said urged U.S. politicians to work together as the current dysfunction is now threatening economic growth.
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Erectile dysfunction affects one-fifth of men over the age of 20 in the U.S., according to a 2007 study.
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But antibiotics are also not that profitable, at least when compared to the latest heart medication or erectile dysfunction drug.
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But AR is also a clear path toward the type of dysfunction Shteyngart so eloquently illustrated in his biting satire.
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What followed was a surreal tit-for-tat that's almost too easy to read as a symbol of congressional dysfunction.
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It is now clear that dysfunction at the White House and in Congress means plan B is off the table.
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The key to ensuring Dylan is not entirely wet is that dysfunction, which adds some necessary roughness to his personality.
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But in another example of the dysfunction that has plagued Puerto Rico's recovery, the day didn't go quite as planned.
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Parties and candidates then channeled this frustration into increasingly bold and exaggerated promises about how they would fix that dysfunction.
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As Hackaday noted, compulsive spinning can be a sign of neurological illness in dogs, canine cognitive dysfunction, or doggie Alzheimer's.
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