But being awake was excruciating, and being asleep was excruciating.
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One felt bad for them, having to endure such excruciating boredom, until one realized that, on a good day anyway, excruciating boredom was their lot.
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It is excruciating, it feels like pressure on your bones.
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For the elderly and infirm it is an excruciating ordeal.
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If it doesn't kill, the venom can cause excruciating pain.
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Hinkie plugs right into this literary tradition, to excruciating effect.
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It's manageable for a bit, but then it becomes excruciating.
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But so far, we have to tolerate an excruciating ambiguity.
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" Speaking with ABC, Tibbetts' mom, Laura, used another word: "excruciating.
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I suspect that was the most excruciating scene ever committed.
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One person's sweet "Silent Night" serenade is another's excruciating torture.
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But sometimes — too often — mirrors can become excruciating, inhospitable places.
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Excruciating agony gave way to pure joy and raw emotion.
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It is excruciating, especially for someone as impatient as me.
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But what is it that makes planning meals so excruciating?
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The excruciating shittiness of this sex might just cure you.
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Childbirth, meanwhile, can be easy — or it can be excruciating.
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It only gets awkward when people go into excruciating detail.
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"It was excruciating to try to write it," she said.
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These are excruciating issues for the court to deal with.
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She suffered from excruciating neuropathy in her hands and feet.
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His former reticence was gone, replaced by an excruciating honesty.
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The language barrier, Mohamed says, led to frequent, excruciating misunderstandings.
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This kind of work is dangerous, physically excruciating, and essential.
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Sometimes the words come easy, and other times it's excruciating.
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"The guy was in excruciating pain and immobile," she said.
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An excruciating silence highlighting every hit, every strike, every return.
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We get around two hours of daylight and it's excruciating.
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Her injuries had not healed and she suffered excruciating pain.
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The addiction was too powerful and the withdrawal too excruciating.
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" I mumble something excruciating like, "Well, I'm glad you are.
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And even though I'm in decent shape, it was excruciating.
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The boredom was excruciating, the separation from his son unspeakable.
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As the evenings got colder, our nightly ritual became excruciating.
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She also had to go over everything in excruciating detail.
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The movie's most virtuosic scene is also its most excruciating.
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Perhaps the most excruciating defeat, though, was the most recent.
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Trump had put countless Republican lawmakers in excruciating political predicaments.
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"It started tingling, but it's not excruciating pain," he said.
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Unbelievable needs to be excruciating and infuriating but also watchable.
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There's so much time invested that it's excruciating to lose.
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Moderates in the Conservative Party face a particularly excruciating dilemma.
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We've also got Rank Your Records, where artists agree to the excruciating process of playing favorites with their albums, and First Dates, where artists agree to the even more excruciating process of dating us.
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Caterina Cestarelli doesn't always know what will trigger an excruciating migraine.
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Watch the prime minister's excruciating embrace of Mr Trump and decide.
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The moment is excruciating, and its consequences reverberate throughout the season.
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This often causes excruciating abdominal pain as well as irregular periods.
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In "22 July" it is over in a few excruciating minutes.
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Nor could I talk or move, so excruciating was the agony.
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I was in excruciating pain, my shoulder, my neck, my back.
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"The first two to three weeks were excruciating," says Patridge, 31.
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Apple's accelerating demise in the mid 22014s was excruciating to watch.
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When it's done poorly, there's little else more excruciating to watch.
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But during her junior year, Wade began having excruciating stomach pain.
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Washington (CNN)Another day, another excruciating setback for the Republican Party.
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The animals are also subjected to excruciating pain before their death.
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Excruciating abdominal pain is the most obvious sign, Dr. Alexander says.
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Stepping on a Lego with your bare foot is excruciating experience.
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If it was, he experienced perhaps the most excruciating exit imaginable.
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It is excruciating to listen to, but we can't turn away.
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"To sell a company is both exhilarating and excruciating," says Eckert.
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"It was the most excruciating thing I've ever felt," she said.
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As excruciating as Day One was, this made up for it.
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All the same, it's excruciating to watch, at least for me.
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In excruciating pain, he went for an M.R.I. and other tests.
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From childhood Nietzsche was subject to excruciating headaches and eye pain.
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What happened next, as Vox's Brad Plumer recounts, was excruciating: Sen.
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The pain is often so excruciating that only opioids can help.
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I awoke from this procedure in such excruciating pain I fainted.
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Obviously we saw that in Woods; following his descent grew excruciating.
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Without their roller skates, they are chained to their excruciating present.
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In it Mr. Louie described a new, excruciating kind of alienation.
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" He has told the NYT that the task can be "excruciating.
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A sudden excruciating pain in her head made her vision blurry.
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Eventually, the pain was so excruciating that it couldn't be ignored.
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The excruciating effort of hiding one's mental illness is beyond exhausting.
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To relieve his excruciating pain, doctors administered fentanyl and a sedative.
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A quick jerk or movement sends Mr. Alvarez into excruciating pain.
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But that sometimes excruciating wait is American democracy at work — literally.
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As a person trying to have a relationship, it was excruciating.
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"There will be excruciating pain in some places left behind," Muro says.
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Western spooks have listened to audio recordings of Khashoggi's last excruciating moments.
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She began losing color, turned groggy and complained of excruciating abdominal pain.
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This [came] with countless nights of excruciating pain, swelling, and mental agony.
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Block got into Melchert's vehicle and shared her excruciating story with him.
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Symptoms can include excruciating abdominal pain, irregular periods, and unusually heavy periods.
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It's a confusing and excruciating few moments until Tobin reveals the joke.
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Any pressure was excruciating, so we called a friend for a lift.
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Hockett also was prescribed the powerful opioid oxycodone for his excruciating pain.
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Watching Kenny try to keep up with the cyberbullies' demands is excruciating.
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If we vote for Hillary Clinton, we will die in excruciating agony.
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The cost of such perfection was years of excruciating manipulation and pain.
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According to a source close to Loughlin, the long wait is excruciating.
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According to Robert Doak, meals would often put her in excruciating pain.
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It's excruciating to me to see the pain that he has caused.
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Tuesday after she experienced "excruciating neck pain" and weakness in her arm.
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Unfortunately, many women present too late, and they die in excruciating pain.
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They end up turning to body horror to realize their excruciating pain.
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But for a new restaurant, profitability can take several long, excruciating years.
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When you are working in an unfulfilling career, life is excruciating slow.
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Jones fractures are common; Kobe Bryant famously suffered from excruciating plantar fasciitis.
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It's like excruciating, 24 hours a day and it doesn't go anywhere.
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Threads of plot collide in ways that are alternately neat or excruciating.
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To watch his death transformed into a political football must be excruciating.
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Human subjects are often given elongated limbs or bent into excruciating shapes.
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If you don't get migraines, you'll never understand how excruciating they are.
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It's excruciating to watch, especially because the incident is so obviously staged.
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"It was agonizing; it was excruciating," Tolbert told the jury through tears.
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With a last excruciating effort the table was lowered to ground level.
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It resulted in excruciating pain caused by spinal fluid in the brain.
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By day one at 3 pm, the first excruciating headache sets in.
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It's pretty anti-climactic after the countless scenes of excruciating Waif vs.
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A mother who gets excruciating headaches whenever she thinks of her son.
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That can be uncomfortable, and for some of us, frustrating and excruciating.
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On the day of my planned departure, I woke in excruciating pain.
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The performance was mildly excruciating, like watching Gramps straining to be hip.
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The cramps twisted his insides in excruciating waves that left him breathless.
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It's excruciating, but it helps me keep my eyes on the road.
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Yet every pair of excruciating heels also telegraphs a subtle masochism: i.e.
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The hard part also comes afterward, when the excruciating shame sets in.
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But in short order, you'll forget how excruciating your last hangover was.
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More from the CNN Freedom Project The wait was excruciating for them.
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Researchers are still scrambling to understand how excruciating flight delays actually work.
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For many, the medicine means enjoying activities that would otherwise be excruciating.
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I had slipped on some late-November ice and was in excruciating pain.
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The public transportation is excruciating and the design of the city is laughable.
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Then he felt excruciating neck pain that soon radiated throughout his entire head.
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I was away from my son for 12 days and it was excruciating!
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They can range from great (Buffy The Vampire Slayer) to excruciating (Grey's Anatomy).
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" She called their meeting the "most excruciating and uncomfortable hour of my life.
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It turns people watching from an excruciating act to an exercise in empathy.
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She regained consciousness due to the excruciating pain before more anesthesias was given.
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The first was a priest in Springfield county who developed this excruciating toothache.
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At the same time, it dives into excruciating episodes of humiliation and abjection.
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"By the time I got there, I was in excruciating pain," she says.
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I knew I was in excruciating pain, but I couldn't identify the cause.
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A documentary, "Weiner", which portrays his failed campaign, is both gripping and excruciating.
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The result, according to Cremer, is bright red welts and rather excruciating pain.
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Dinosaur Jr. frontman and silver-maned adonis J Mascis can give excruciating interviews.
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The need to conjure up forced merriment that feels spontaneous must be excruciating.
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All while inflicting excruciating pain and consensual trauma on somebody that you love.
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Then came the excruciating pain in 2015 that led him to the hospital.
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The video, to put it bluntly, is awkward and quite excruciating to watch.
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A landmark Senate report last year spelled out the torture in excruciating detail.
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It's an excruciating, impossible-to-describe feeling that I wouldn't wish on anyone.
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Depending on the dream, that stretching of time can be blissful or excruciating.
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"The Wailing" is an expansive and often excruciating horror film from South Korea.
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For families the wait for news of their boys' rescue has been excruciating.
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For two and a half excruciating minutes, the girl writhed, unable to answer.
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It is touching and excruciating to think how effectively these campaigns raised money.
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What used to be 30 excruciating days was now stretched to 60. Yeesh.
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For some of us, spending time with our relatives is an excruciating experience.
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Months of test prep, sleepless nights and that excruciating wait for the results.
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The pain was excruciating, and as he continued, my tears felt like fear.
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After going home, he had a fever, excruciating headaches and shortness of breath.
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And that had been put away, barring 'The Misfits,' which was itself excruciating.
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Then, at our next session I would recount the evening in excruciating detail.
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Caroline Faber has the thankless role (and excruciating dialogue) of Schumacher's betrayed wife.
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Yes. I knew some things, like running, would be too excruciating to contemplate.
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That is, except for the excruciating pain that came his way immediately afterward.
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Musk spoke about the "excruciating" toll the last year has taken on him.
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"Commissary" captures an excruciating display of restraint toward an incarcerated loved one's addiction.
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For the rest of the world, this is unnecessarily excruciating and fairly inexplicable.
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Each depicts in excruciating detail the pain and sadness of the women's stories.
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"The mop up on this issue is going to be excruciating," he added.
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But in short order, you&aposll forget how excruciating your last hangover was.
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Victims are often asked to relive it by recounting it in excruciating detail.
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But for several excruciating minutes, she and her sister thought she might be.
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After 11 surgeries over three months, Ms. Handziuk succumbed to her excruciating wounds.
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Disabled and defenseless, sharks await excruciating deaths from blood loss, drowning, and predation.
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At times, even getting to work can be excruciating because of her depression.
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"I had to make the excruciating choice to leave behind my past," Swift continued.
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Its bite causes excruciating pain, followed by numbness, tingling, vomiting, and sometimes even death.
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"Shoulder pain can be excruciating and patients do need support and compassion," Poolman said.
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"I had to make the excruciating choice to leave behind my past," Swift wrote.
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"It was just excruciating," Osbourne said on The Graham Norton Show back in 2013.
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In it he ruminates on his life and his thoughts, often in excruciating detail.
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Seeing that a message has been read but not responded to can be excruciating.
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The new president will be confronted with urgent and excruciating choices between unpalatable options.
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Well, why not listen to it all in one long, excruciating session of reminiscence.
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Eventually they made the excruciating decision to give the baby boy up for adoption.
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Passing kidney stones can be an excruciating experience, particularly when the stones are large.
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As a primary care physician, I know that's an excruciating wait for vital information.
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Fortunately for us, we can learn from Gruchy's mistake, above, in excruciating slow-motion.
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"If you leave the infection unattended, the pain can get excruciating," says Dr. Showalter.
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Desert Bus is arguably one of the most excruciating gaming experiences of all time.
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Presidential campaigns are excruciating, and have become more so over the last several cycles.
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I could barely touch my food, and the taxi ride home was fairly excruciating.
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Still, it's the wisest thing he's said about the island's excruciating crisis thus far.
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They died excruciating deaths, some in the hallways of hospitals without help or support.
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However, the "process" of interacting with government is usually downright excruciating, akin to torture.
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I couldn't really walk for a long time and was in pretty excruciating pain.
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She and others say they have experienced excruciating pain since being implanted with it.
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The woman, then 27, struggled for nearly an hour in excruciating labor on Feb.
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The questions his behavior creates for the people who love him are equally excruciating.
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I begrudgingly thank my father for these excruciating exchanges we shared in the 1990s.
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This is the very simple, very excruciating story I am now trying to comprehend.
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"It was just excruciating," Osbourne said on The Graham Norton Show back in 2013.
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"It was just excruciating," Sharon said on The Graham Norton Show back in 2013.
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Working under those conditions in tropical heat can be excruciating, as Dr. Karesh explained.
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Waiting for the speech tournament to post the names of the finalists was excruciating.
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He'll be in the witness chair for five excruciating (to him, at least) hours.
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I want to support my husband, but I am finding these occasions increasingly excruciating.
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Editorial Watching the fall of the ancient Syrian city of Aleppo has been excruciating.
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I'M SURE THOSE WILL BE BROUGHT OUT IN EXCRUCIATING DETAIL IN THE COMING DAYS.
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Telling our stories is often excruciating, with no guarantee that we will be believed.
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But even though the last two weeks have been emotionally excruciating, school must continue.
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Charles Whittaker found judging excruciating, suffered nervous exhaustion, and returned to the corporate world.
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Naturally, field sobriety tests came next, which the officer hilariously explains in excruciating detail.
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Since an excruciating eight-game losing streak, the Nets have won 18 of 23.
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Opinion Columnist The identity politics fiasco surrounding Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has been excruciating.
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What would have taken a fluent child five minutes took me an excruciating 25.
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For any of them to die in excruciating pain would have been the exception.
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I was in excruciating pain but I still got out there and did my best.
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The spacecraft, named after astrophysicist Eugene Parker, will study the Sun in—literally—excruciating detail.
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In case you hadn't gotten the memo: The new episode of Grey's Anatomy was excruciating.
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His performances only seemed recklessly endangering; in actuality, Burden planned each one in excruciating detail.
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The coming weeks of the impeachment inquiry will be excruciating for you and the nation.
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"It has been one of the most excruciating processes of my life," Pinkett Smith said.
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And less than three weeks later, the actress is explaining what happened in excruciating detail.
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The wait for Ariana Grande's "Thank U, Next" music video is becoming even more excruciating.
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Working through self-destructive valleys to achieve lasting sobriety is an excruciating, maddening, constant process.
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" Slocum added, "The father had to come out and identify his children, it was excruciating.
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One excruciating scene shows a lead dancer refusing his sexual advances; she is subsequently fired.
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After 15 "excruciating" days in the hospital, her mother died from her injuries, Mucci said.
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She was even "rushed to the hospital in excruciating pain" to treat a gastric virus.
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As a mother, it was excruciating to watch your baby go through something so hard.
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It was particularly excruciating for Parkey, who has been haunted by missed attempts all season.
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The worthlessness of female lives is one of this book's recurrent, and most excruciating, themes.
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Some of these students have enough self-awareness to feel the excruciating loneliness of exclusion.
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The 2008 financial crisis caused excruciating pain still being felt by millions of unhappy citizens.
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Her small laugh is as fake as Trump's politeness; it is all excruciating to watch.
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She has excruciating electric sensations in her face due to trigeminal neuralgia, a nerve disorder.
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It's barely or not present for some trans people, while it's mentally excruciating for others.
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It would have created a different, excruciating pain as a result of the not knowing.
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The stories of his torture at the hands of the Vietnamese were -- and are -- excruciating.
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No years of play development, no excruciating out-of-town tinkering with script and score.
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It feels that way in your mind because it's the most excruciating [part] to watch.
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In excruciating pain, Hines struggled to the surface and felt a creature nudging at him.
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Sung here by Morissette, it's still an excruciating document of a life slipping beyond reach.
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In Britain's excruciating struggle over Brexit, and over its own future, this much is reassuring.
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At last year's meal, Woods said this week, the pain from merely sitting was excruciating.
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It was excruciating and exactly the type of train wreck that reality TV viewers love.
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For an excruciating minute, Benji attempted unsuccessfully to adjust the height of the microphone stand.
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Sitting calmly, quietly and attempting to sharpen my thoughts on the present moment was excruciating.
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Rather, each time I was experiencing excruciating psychological pain and simply wanted it to stop.
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From there, the rest is slightly a blur, as Knight says she was in excruciating pain.
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"About 7 months ago I was in excruciating back and hip pain," she wrote on Instagram.
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For McKenze's mom Angie and her stepdad Jeff, watching her go through this has been excruciating.
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No matter the excruciating work he did in physical therapy, severe nerve damage blocked meaningful progress.
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Data—with a little bit of help from Google—could make your commute significantly less excruciating.
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The really excruciating thing is that we've invented a lot of the technologies that we need.
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I know my work with Sandy Hook Promise has saved countless moms from this excruciating pain.
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"The vet recommended that I put him down, because he was in excruciating pain," he says.
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Thanks to the Starr Report, we know every excruciating detail of Clinton's office affair with Lewinsky.
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Having a baby is one of the most excruciating and blissful milestones a person may experience.
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These dates are excruciating as well, also because they are useless until we know who wins.
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But in 2018, its portents are so terrifyingly familiar that they have become excruciating to watch.
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The elderly woman arrived with her husband at the hospital in southern India in excruciating pain.
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Imagine how much worse it would've been had this excruciating election cycle dragged on any longer.
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Rahimi says that he was then handcuffed by police and that he was in "excruciating" pain.
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I'm terrified, because although the insertion process the first time around was brief, it was excruciating.
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Anyone who has waited for sensitive lab test results can know how excruciating they can be.
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"About 7 months ago I was in excruciating back and hip pain," Schumer wrote on Instagram.
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It was excruciating to sit with him and hear him debate the existence of the Holocaust.
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I tried to play through it a little bit, until the pain started getting more excruciating.
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He spent several excruciating minutes reading from his own statements of last week and defending them.
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Tormented by erratic thoughts and excruciating headaches, he climbed into a garbage Dumpster and shot himself.
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Cheerleaders go through an excruciating vetting process, are unpaid, and are guarded 24 hours a day.
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In the end, there's no monster to be slain — only a boy alone with excruciating grief.
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"Mischling" is not for everyone, not least because it is excruciating to read about such pain.
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They offer Americans a window into how each of these candidates would deal with excruciating pressure.
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In history's long arc toward gender equality and sexual security, his confirmation was an excruciating loss.
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Tension can affect posture and alignment, and can make injuries like slipped discs feel more excruciating.
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And then there was Frank Ocean, who notoriously left us all hanging for four excruciating years.
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It can be excruciating—I'm quite a private person—but the story needs to be told.
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He found himself in a hospital bed at University College London, paralyzed and in excruciating pain.
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Lewis died in Hammersmith Infirmary, in London, of Bright's disease, a chronic and excruciating kidney ailment.
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The decision to end it is among the most excruciating things I've ever had to do.
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There was absolutely no movement allowed during the procedure, so the pain from that was excruciating.
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As we reported, Kevin is still heavily medicated to deal with excruciating pain after his surgery.
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The White House is about to offer Democrats what it hopes will be an excruciating choice.
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By the day of the appointment, the patient had excruciating pain in his shoulders and hips.
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People die — often by the dozen — thanks to excruciating decisions made in the heat of battle.
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Dr. Lopez's bill came after he sought help at the emergency room following excruciating abdominal pain.
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The old, traditional model of a few "authoritative sources" is excruciating to me in many ways.
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"That was an excruciating decision for us," Dr. D'Alton said of the no-support person policy.
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"That was an excruciating decision for us," Dr. D'Alton said of the no-support person policy.
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That alone is excruciating — to watch someone you love very much slowly grow old and die.
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The Yankees have endured excruciating defeats during their skid, but this was not one of them.
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She has an incredible ability to describe in excruciating and vivid detail what victims go through.
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She was trapped alone along the side of the highway in excruciating pain, the department said.
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Women who suffer from endometriosis can experience excruciating periods, acute inflammation, and myriad other painful symptoms.
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Working for "The Queen of Soul" could be excruciating, Brookshire said, as she could be demanding.
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"This storm is relentless and excruciating," North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper told CNN late on Friday.
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It seemed a particular and excruciating conflict of the heart that I'd never seen explored before.
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Its pain was excruciating at home as well as on the way to the emergency department.
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It's excruciating, and I'm embarrassed to behave like such a wimp in front of my husband.
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He routinely describes excruciating political challenges as easy – and then shifts his attention to other subjects.
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MoviePass allowed me to be an excruciating critic with zero regrets to be like FUCK. THIS.
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"It's a rare delicacy… for the man with no fear of an excruciating death," Corwin says.
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The International Olympic Committee has now answered some of those questions, in excruciating and glorious detail.
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The soft evening glow fades into starry darkness, and an excruciating pain travels through my head.
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It can feel like the only way to relief: the unfortunate, unavoidable end of any excruciating hangover.
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I was hunched over in a contorted way and my back and knees were in excruciating pain.
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As an adolescent, I was excruciating awkward—unnaturally tall, and in serious need of some self-confidence.
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Twenty minutes after the excruciating pain, my lips have swelled to a size I can barely describe.
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Contraception serves as relief from excruciating pain until we can afford surgery if our doctors recommend it.
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New York (CNN)Those few seconds before opening an email about a university application can be excruciating.
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After just a few minutes (and a lot of excruciating pain), Freeman's son was in her hands.
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Hilton is understandably a mess -- and the prank goes on for 10 excruciating minutes of utter chaos.
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"The pain, it's like oh my God it's excruciating," she tells Luke, who encourages her to breathe.
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With a talented team of developers at the helm, research for the game delved into excruciating detail.
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Let the uncomfortable silences, forced smiles, cringe-worthy double entendres, and excruciating "fun facts about me" commence!
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But is there anything that can make the process of working through a sexual assault less excruciating?
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That I never had to experience the excruciating pain and horror that comes from losing my family.
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She was in excruciating pain as she went through two stem cell treatments and several chemo treatments.
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The stories often took the form of gemlike narratives that captured the damage done in excruciating detail.
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"This is the most excruciating, hellish several months that I've ever had," Musk said, his voice breaking.
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Anal has never been anything but excruciating for me, so I couldn't bring myself to insert them.
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Let me be clear: We should absolutely appreciate workers who break their backs to do excruciating work.
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Theatre producer Leo Burtin uses the feature during that excruciating wait for a response to a message.
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The pain was excruciating, even though he was given opioid painkillers intravenously every 10 minutes for days.
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After the delivery, I had excruciating headaches and told both my OB and my anesthesiologist several times.
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"From excruciating nerve pain in my face, muscle spasms, full body rash, extreme swelling... etc," Linsey listed.
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On Saturday, Otis said she thought "the worst is finally over" after a night of excruciating pain.
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"Under the law", he said, "torture is excruciating pain that is equivalent to losing organs and systems".
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Migraines — excruciating headaches that can last for days and impair a person's life — affect 36 million Americans.
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Betances — the often unassailable reliever — turned and walked, step by excruciating step, toward the third-base dugout.
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Like the first film, T2 Trainspotting contains elements of shameless fun, heart-racing sequences and excruciating moments.
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Anyone who has ever lost a serious presidential campaign can tell you it is an excruciating experience.
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These feel nothing like the excruciating tightening process of braces that you probably experienced as a kid.
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Today marks the 30th anniversary of one of the most excruciating tragedies in the history of spaceflight.
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I wanted to know, in excruciating detail, what damage I had done to my body — and mind.
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It looks pretty lightweight—like a bunch of off-colored dandelion fluff—but nonetheless excruciating to remove.
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Haley said the past two years have been excruciating, filled with paranoia and daily fear of retaliation.
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And race, which scorched the Hill-Thomas hearings, was not a part of this excruciating face-off.
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It's been an "excruciating" time for Elon Musk — and "the worst is yet to come," he said.
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If there is an alternative to Rajapaksa rule, it is taking an excruciating time to declare itself.
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Filmed in extreme close-up, the excruciating kiss was actually between Konkle and her real-life boyfriend.
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No matter how distant the connection, all the excruciating particularities of this person's misfortune will be excavated.
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The excruciating pain receded and the cloud encircling my head lifted for the first time in months.
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The administration of the final drug, potassium chloride — it ultimately induces cardiac arrest — would then be excruciating.
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Traditional powerhouses Italy and Holland both failed to qualify, as did — in excruciating fashion — the United States.
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Watching Blasey was excruciating, like seeing someone without circus training forced to walk a tightrope between skyscrapers.
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Their 1,161-day search for answers—called the "diagnostic odyssey" in rare disease circles—had been excruciating.
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Harvey Weinstein&aposs criminal trial began Wednesday with new, excruciating details about his alleged serial sexual misconduct.
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The Expos' chance slipped away in an excruciating playoff loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1981.
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The first month without him was excruciating, she said, but Anna gave her the strength to persevere.
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At best, it was a stilted gathering punctuated by starch-based courses and interludes of excruciating awkwardness.
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But her injuries were so excruciating, she was back in the hospital again just two days later.
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Yet here in Haiti, I'll tell you the result: Impoverished women suffer ghastly injuries and excruciating deaths.
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Like Mr. Mungiu's other work, it is a thriller of sorts, built around an excruciating ethical problem.
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The pain was excruciating, but Amazon didn't offer her time off; her managers seemed not to care.
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There is something deeply endearing in watching him find pleasure in an activity I would find excruciating.
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And she does so with insight, grace and excruciating clarity, in exquisite and sometimes darkly humorous prose.
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But Bloomberg didn't have adequate responses for either, leading to excruciating exchanges that ended poorly for him.
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For 15 to 30 excruciating minutes, you might as well be mounted under a glass microscope slide.
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Most excruciating is the vignette showing Mickey Rourke, in a hotel bar, crudely hitting on a woman.
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This is followed by an alcohol soaked baby wipe, which is excruciating for someone with an STI.
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Which only makes the last two years more excruciating, for fans if not for the relentlessly positive Profar.
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"Baseball is a magnificently slow and excruciating game that inflicts enormous psychic pain on its admirers," Gioia says.
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Over the movie's nearly two-hour runtime, that becomes almost unbearable; by the end, it's excruciating to watch.
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These last few months have been excruciating to watch the emotional affects this had on everyone around me.
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In front of 403 senators of both parties Ford laid out her allegations against Kavanaugh in excruciating detail.
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In front of 21 senators of both parties Ford laid out her allegations against Kavanaugh in excruciating detail.
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It was interested in exploration and sometimes-excruciating puzzles and had no interest in most standard videogame tropes.
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"About 20 minutes before I left for soundcheck, I was rushed to the hospital, in excruciating pain," P!
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"The waiting was excruciating, because you're trying to hold out hope," Jennifer Thalasinos told CNN affiliate KTLA-TV.
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The viewers suffered along with him, through excruciating events that seemed drawn out to the point of perversity.
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Advocates for calling off the execution were worried the lethal injection would cause prolonged suffocation and excruciating pain.
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And as part of our mission, we explained, in excruciating and often hilarious detail, how each kit works.
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The book, out Tuesday, explores Clinton's 2016 campaign and the excruciating play-by-play of her election night.
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Excruciating wait times at security checkpoints at airport across the country are doing more than just exasperating travelers.
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Compare that to the iPhone's pace of usually incremental changes, implemented at predictable intervals and with excruciating fastidiousness.
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The flirtation was covered in excruciating detail by a pair of voyeuristic onlookers who documented their every move.
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He struggles for an excruciating amount of time before realizing he can access the banking app via FaceID.
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Describing it as "the worst day of her life," in her vlog, the transplant lasted seven excruciating hours.
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The introvert faces an excruciating dilemma here: do they risk violating social codes, or betray their very identity?
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Now there's this friendly if excruciating, reminder that your TV is vulnerable to malicious software attacks as well.
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In the end, the bill passed the House but fell an excruciating five votes short in the Senate.
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The pressure of the shin on the rib would make any attempt to wiggle free an excruciating endeavor.
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Comey's work, as has been reported in excruciating detail, was no longer a source of pleasure to Trump.
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In the days of painful peel-off treatments and excruciating extraction videos, that's something we all too forget.
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Oh, and to make it even more excruciating, you're 57 and old enough to be this girl's grandparent.
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But in the weeks after delivery, the pain grew excruciating and she felt a lump on her side.
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However, the entire build process is covered in excruciating detailed on jryan's blog in a five-part series.
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"Bucklew has provided evidence of a serious risk that his execution will be excruciating and grotesque," he explained.
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A House impeachment vote would be an excruciating predicament: Vote against their constituents or vote against their base.
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A top legislative priority is outlawing late-term abortions that result in excruciating pain for the unborn child.
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"Based on what we know from Director Comey's comments, they've looked at this in excruciating detail," Earnest said.
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He has not had a single night's sleep uninterrupted by long periods of difficult breathing or excruciating coughing.
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Ingrid Goes West is an excruciating cinema experience, because embarrassment is the name of the Instagram influencer game.
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Making transformative change through the American political system is excruciating, and generally consumes lifetimes worth of man hours.
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Sometimes the reasons for suffering are obvious, as with a cancer patient's excruciating bone pain or unending nausea.
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" As Chrisjon Stoddard was lying on deck, in excruciating pain, he wondered: "Is this going to kill me?
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The Vikings lost to the Seahawks in excruciating fashion mere hours after their enormous Gjallarhorn froze to death.
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Intense bitching usually came after an excruciating project, or after working an active fire line for 24 hours.
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"Your vote really, really, really counts," he said, in the state synonymous with his excruciating 2000 election loss.
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Contemplating this history is excruciating in part because of the way it has been weaponized against Hillary Clinton.
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" • Background: In an emotional interview with The Times last month, Mr. Musk described the past year as "excruciating.
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The penultimate episode of Season 22014 ended with an excruciating cliffhanger — a car accident involving a main character.
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In a way, perhaps, that rivals some of these excruciating playoff defeats: ■ 1975 season, N.F.C. divisional round vs.
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At Columbia, where students are waiting to start internships at prominent news organizations, the delay is particularly excruciating.
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" The hospitalization turned into "an excruciating two days because people weren't really listening to what I was saying.
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Leaving the only lifestyle my parents ever knew was excruciating for them and for me and my siblings.
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An elegant but excruciating tribute to his sons, dead and living, it is a portrait of staggering vulnerability.
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They are forced to decide, in excruciating situations, when to forgo medical interventions and provide palliative care instead.
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So it was only fitting that it would end with an excruciating game, and another gut-wrenching defeat.
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It's just excruciating that she didn't get to spend a day or weeks or years healthy with Loïe.
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One pitfall is that execution teams must find a vein to infuse, a process that can be excruciating.
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It generally involves asking a patient to account for their entire day "in excruciating detail," Dr. Barbot explained.
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High Fidelity's premiere, "Top Five Heartbreaks" begins with Mac's excruciating flight from Rob's apartment and subsequently New York.
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The results can be psychologically excruciating: The sense of vulnerability that people who lose rank experience is tremendous.
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After an excruciating year and a half wait, Ozark returns to Netflix this March with its third season.
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One excruciating scene features Jane complaining to an unctuous human resources officer (Matthew Macfadyen) about — well, what, exactly?
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" However, he admitted that the first 15 minutes of the debate were "excruciating" and "quite awkward to watch.
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The story unfolds in often excruciating psychological detail, as Olga falls apart and then pulls herself together again.
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But my God does the act of playing through its battles go from slightly tedious to nearly excruciating.
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Those revelations, spurred by the survivors' excruciating testimony, likely mean Michigan State could face consequence beyond the settlement.
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Although she was in excruciating pain, she figured others might find some satisfaction in her glorious pus-filled foot.
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A blockbuster report by The New York Times lays out, in excruciating detail, how not true it all is.
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She complained of excruciating pain and revealed there was a new mass, this time next to her right ovary.
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We'd actually met three hours prior when we rehearsed how our kiss would go down in slow, excruciating detail.
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When she finally shares this with her husband, after a particularly excruciating thwarted sexual encounter, he can't accept it.
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Her surviving daughter, Kimma Gurel, who sat beside her every excruciating day of the six-week trial, strongly agrees.
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The whole chapter feels like a kick slowly making contact with your gut; the inevitability of it is excruciating.
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And, of course, many women also experience the general, excruciating "hot poker up my vag" pelvic pain Mamet described.
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I was dealing with excruciating back pain and awful nausea on a daily basis, in addition to being exhausted.
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That raises the cost of servicing debt, presenting governments with an excruciating choice between growth-sapping austerity and default.
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"This is the most excruciating, hellish several months that I've ever had," Musk said at the recent shareholder meeting.
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Other days, he shared an excruciating reality, posing in a hospital bed with bandages strapped across his scarred chest.
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I spent a year and a half in excruciating pain convinced that I was crazy, and even contemplated suicide.
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But there's something particularly excruciating about watching a bad movie that keeps repeating the same thing every 10 minutes.
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For those excruciating days, Benrud had no idea if Andrea would show signs of brain damage when she awoke.
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Jesus completed the excruciating task of giving up his life as a sacrifice for the sins of the world.
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And while it might not be any less excruciating, this last process seemed to be a lot more fun.
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LeMan took on the inflation as a "humorous challenge," said Editor-in-Chief Tuncay Akgun, describing conditions as excruciating.
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Sure, he would rather not talk about that, but that's all the Germans want to discuss — in excruciating detail.
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Gomez also woke up from her procedure feeling fine but realized an excruciating pain as she tried to nap.
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This sort of clinical decision-making can be excruciating, balancing positive risk-taking with keeping a young person safe.
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Over 7,000 words, reporter David Wallace-Wells lays out global warming's worst-case scenario in excruciating and apocalyptic detail.
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Here's why: The Melfi people pay excruciating attention to detail, regardless of the trim level of the vehicle involved.
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At an excruciating press conference following their meeting, both presidents hinted that Israel would benefit from their secretive discussion.
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How glamorous they look isn't really of any importance; the key is that you're no longer in excruciating pain.
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"The pain is excruciating," said Simon Bush, director of the neglected tropical diseases program at international nongovernmental organization Sightsavers.
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It relies on hoary life-on-the-road plots, including an excruciating one about an unhinged groupie (Jacqueline Byers).
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The damage can be irreversible and worse, a hobbled equine can't digest its food, leading to an excruciating death.
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Watching Ingrid's pain as she experiences rejection is excruciating, even if the route toward that point is very funny.
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As a result, the reader may go from enjoying "Loner" to finding the experience not just uncomfortable but excruciating.
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When Eden wakes up incapable of communication, Mary must decide on his behalf whether to prolong his excruciating existence.
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Over the course of a few months, these headaches went from being occasional and tolerable to daily and excruciating.
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" He shows, in excruciating detail, how blackness "served as an easily grasped symbol of the Negro's baseness and wickedness.
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Last year, Mr. Richards began feeling excruciating pain, the kind "that made you want to kill yourself," he recalled.
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These drugs are often the last resort for people with cancer and other terminal conditions who experience excruciating pain.
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Ford sat before the entire country and calmly laid out the details of her alleged assault in excruciating detail.
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The St. Louis Cardinals seem poised to return to the playoffs after an excruciating absence of two whole years.
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I lay in bed for an hour in excruciating pain, then it faded, and I fell back to sleep.
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May, whom he humiliated again and again while her country was going through excruciating soul-searching about its future.
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Mr. Musk gave an emotional interview to The New York Times about how "excruciating" the past year has been.
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My drive back home, like witnessing his birth, may be the most excruciating, glorious hours a father could experience.
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"It's been the most excruciating, hellish months I've maybe ever had, but I think we're getting there," he said.
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The seamstress knew all the right spots to give a little so as not to make the corset excruciating.
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Doctors threatened to ship her off to an insane asylum and force fed her -- an excruciating and humiliating ordeal.
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It did so using an untested execution method that it had been warned would almost certainly cause excruciating pain.
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Over 90 excruciating minutes, and then a half-dozen more in extra time, it all went very, very wrong.
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Other excruciating feelings, like consuming sadness and aching regret, may never have had a function in the evolutionary sense.
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We knew it was important to acknowledge his confusion and explain our sadness but were finding the conversations excruciating.
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I can't say that I blame them: It's excruciating, and it's not like our own parents offered a template.
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But "Terrace House" lets it play out in its excruciating entirety: YUSUKE: This isn't a sequel or anything, right?
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What can be said about WeWork that hasn't already been splashed out in excruciating detail across newspapers' front pages?
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The biggest drawback is the narrow tandem seating, which can be excruciating for a tall or older back passenger.
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For the rest of the day, he felt OK, but the following night was marred by excruciating thigh pain.
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But our season really climaxed in late November with a third excruciating loss in three years to Ohio State.
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It was excruciating at first, and then merely difficult, but eventually it became an easier, better way of life.
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A version of that squelched by sound effects and branding and IOC-style avarice could very well be excruciating.
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And some were killed or forced into exile after excruciating stints in prison and threats against their relatives and friends.
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"I went to bed at night and all the sudden I felt this excruciating pain in my stomach," he said.
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Those few weeks after initial contact when you waiting for the reply on weather its 'Go/No Go' are excruciating.
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Over the next few days he suffered thunderclap headaches, with excruciating pain that eventually sent him to the emergency room.
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Sharp knives and heavy pots are everywhere, and the pair throw whatever they can get their hands on; it's excruciating.
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I can't run anymore, stairs give me anxiety, and certain shoes are either off-limits or too excruciating to wear.
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Her 24-year-old son Hestevan has mental and physical disabilities, including cerebral palsy and long bouts of excruciating pain.
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Seeing my family's pain was so excruciating that whenever I thought about my feelings, I would be angry at myself.
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Of all the mental gymnastics required of Trumpsters, none are more excruciating than the rationalisations offered by his evangelical cheerleaders.
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Brad's Status is a portrait of white middle-class male anxiety that's so dead-on, it's actually excruciating to watch.
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To give you an idea, our overview document is 10 pages and outlines more than 150 features in excruciating detail.
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You see, August is that excruciating month where you've got to sit your wardrobe down for a little talking-to.
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This is obvious, or should be, because Apple explains it in excruciating detail before you can even begin using them.
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"The next administration, however, will continue to face an excruciating dilemma," writes South Korea expert Benjamin Lee in the Diplomat.
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For both Guadagnino and BFF Pauly D, their romps with co-star Angelina Pivarnick were the most excruciating to relive.
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We see their bodies convulsing and covered in squibs of blood – a prolonged and excruciating Grand Guignol spasm of gore.
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I only like slow days when I have a lot of random personal stuff to get done — otherwise it's excruciating.
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"He has not had a single night's sleep uninterrupted by long periods of difficult breathing or excruciating coughing," she wrote.
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Nearly three years since the excruciating assault and, his family says, Christopher still grapples with his wounds from that day.
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As the photos in gallery above show, it sometimes takes a singular excruciating image for it to truly sink in.
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"It's going to be a tough day," he says — a challenging experience after an excruciating five-and-a-half months.
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Soon after, they said they experienced excruciating stomach cramps, diarrhea, bloody stool, incessant sweats and drool, watery eyes, and dizziness.
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Which means gaming, in a less excruciating fashion, is finally going to be possible on 13-inch and smaller devices.
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In a world first, scientists say they have discovered a massive amphibious centipede that also has an excruciating bite. NBD.
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"This is like—I tell you—the most excruciating, hellish several months that I have maybe ever had," he said.
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Opioid withdrawal is an excruciating process, so when the doctor stops prescribing, going cold turkey doesn't seem like an option.
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His debut album, For Emma, Forever Ago, remodelled the isolating and excruciating learning period that comes after a relationship's end.
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Our sources say it has been excruciating for her ... at times Kanye ranting people were trying to destroy their marriage.
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Duchovny starred in Californication, a show that went on for way too long, and was excruciating to watch (I tried).
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Despite these failings, the place was excruciating to leave, a common sentiment if the resort's farewell routine was any indication.
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Before that, he suffered years of pain with no apparent cause that was so excruciating it kept him from competing.
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Then, as the adrenaline subsided, she began to think about Leal trying to breathe, in what would be excruciating conditions.
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He devalues the excruciating process families and medical teams go through to determine the best way to care for children.
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Trebek told "GMA" that he's been dealing some difficult side effects from the chemo like "excruciating pain," fatigue, and nausea.
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They both see themselves in her, and the conflict is all the more excruciating because they may both be right.
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And many nights there were periods of 10 or 15 minutes when the torment ratcheted up from bad to excruciating.
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Both those frustrations showed themselves on Saturday, with the real-world winner losing on a technicality after an excruciating delay.
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Five days later, I was on the couch, reeling after an excruciating attempt to walk the dog barely a block.
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The illness, also called breakbone fever, can be excruciating, with high fevers, headaches, muscle and joint pains and lingering weakness.
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The illness, also called breakbone fever, can be excruciating, with high fevers, headaches, muscle and joint pains, and lingering weakness.
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The physical distance between you, and even more so the anxiety of waiting for your husband's visa, must be excruciating.
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At the same time, Knights and Bikes doesn't shy away from the excruciating pain of needing to leave childhood behind.
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And if you are prepared for that—prepared for the excruciating length of the whole thing—the rewards are plentiful.
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But when he called my office six months after his transplant complaining of excruciating back pain, we feared the worst.
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I make every allowance for the fact that the situation involving Mr. Thrush was excruciating and distracting on many levels.
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"The difficulty of focusing on what's important is made excruciating and tortuous because of these bombshell, racist tweets," Blumenthal said.
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The three are waging campaigns in absentia, spending excruciating hours in the Senate as the clock ticks toward Caucus Day.
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"This is truly one of the more excruciating slow processes I've done on 'Gourmet Makes'," she says at one point.
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But as with so many families here, their pain continued to unfold over many unpredictable, emotionally excruciating and expensive months.
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There is the competence, in spite of an excruciating lack of resources, with which she handled her nation's Ebola crisis.
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But it would seriously inflame United States-Mexico relations and force President Andrés Manuel López Obrador into an excruciating position.
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She has little to gain by sharing, in excruciating detail, the events of her life over the past two years.
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The illness developed within 12 hours of his meal and led to fever and excruciating pain in his left hand.
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The early episodes have fun putting him in excruciating situations: going to prom, reviewing "addiction" by cultivating a cocaine habit.
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When the excruciating conflict is over, Sean gets back into his car, drives away, and lets out a primal scream.
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But for the woman, it was better to suffer excruciating pain than the touch of those she sees as infidels.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — For much of her childhood, RyAnn Watson has been hospitalized for excruciating flare-ups of sickle cell disease.
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You manager doesn't need to know that you're projectile vomiting, or having excruciating cramps, or are broken out in hives.
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Seeing that I was in excruciating pain, they talked to me about sports and family to keep my mind occupied.
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Even though you know you're not supposed to tell anyone about this, holding onto such a big secret can be excruciating.
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It was through the writing, performances, and editing that you don't want it to feel too heavy, because it is excruciating.
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His account of his excruciating love for Bosie, sifted through painful admissions and regrets, inevitably pushes us to confront our own.
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It's excruciating, and frankly a little gross — there's this thing involving a talon-sharp fingernail that I won't spoil, but ugh.
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Click here to view original GIFSean Spicer was on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night for an excruciating 20 minutes of bullshit.
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After being "rushed to the hospital in excruciating pain" and canceling shows, Pink was back on stage singing for her fans.
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But absolutely some people are born with special gifts and they can be excruciating and cause a great amount of sacrifice.
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I made it about five minutes before the boredom and lack of change in mental state was too excruciating to continue.
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In "Another Day in the Death of America", Mr Younge examines the most excruciating gun casualties of all: children and teenagers.
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Watch me and my colleague Bryan Mengus suffer though the excruciating task of trying all of these horrible non-alcoholic beers:
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Silverman told jurors that Syndrome served as a "blueprint" for Leibel in Kasian's "very slow, excruciating, painful" death, the Times reported.
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But the footage they capture is always the most fascinating, or excruciating, when they turn their slo-mo camera on themselves.
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Neither my dog nor my roommate's cat responded to anything but the loudest and most excruciating noises coming from the speaker.
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Silverman told jurors that Syndrome served as a "blueprint" for Leibel in Kasian's "very slow, excruciating, painful" death, the Times reports.
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"I went to bed at night and all of a sudden I felt this excruciating pain in my stomach," he recalled.
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Like Derricott, Ward said she sees a carousel of medical specialists for excruciating muscle and bone pain, depression, weakness and fatigue.
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Or is there any singular moment more unbearably excruciating as the time a reporter mistook Samuel L Jackson for Laurence Fishbourne?
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After several excruciating minutes, an ambulance crew finally came to pick Said up — and then immediately dropped him on the floor.
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But The Handmaid's Tale exacts a slower form of intellectual torment on its viewer, and it's equal parts enthralling and excruciating.
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In poor and middle-income countries, people suffering from cancer and other terminal illnesses often die excruciating deaths with minimal relief.
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The excruciating withdrawal pains he experienced are relived in Coke Habit, a cheeky animation from NYC-based creative studio Dress Code.
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We had the inevitable, excruciating "What are you up to?" conversation, while sipping cheap wine and pretending to enjoy performance art.
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It is difficult to say which was worse, the physical torture or the excruciating tricks my captors played on my mind.
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Sometimes those servers are owned by individuals, as we've learned in excruciating detail from Hillary Clinton over the past few years.
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Birthing a baby is an excruciating and amazing physical feat, one that still kills and maims enormous numbers of new mothers.
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The breakup had been excruciating, but Mr. Spahn, who longed to start a family, felt that the marriage wouldn't have lasted.
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Their excruciating self-consciousness is a clear giveaway, as are their on-again-off-again friendships and their preference for texting.
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Instead, the focus is on the finer points of law enforcement procedure, with every excruciating moment of the process painstakingly recounted.
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Dr. Hooman M. Melamed told People that Miller started deteriorating after she experienced "excruciating neck pain" and weakness in her arm.
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It's plausible, as studies have shown that the technology can reduce pain for, say, burn victims during excruciating wound-care procedures.
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And when it came to recordings, she tackled these in a single take, apparently believing the excruciating results were incomparably good.
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During his "GMA" interview, he said that he feels "excruciating pain" at times has been living with depression since his diagnosis.
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As a co-chair of this report I can state that it was excruciating to arrive at the existential threat conclusion.
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Mr. Vereen, who has a busy performing schedule, said the whole episode had been an excruciating waste of time and money.
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When, in Dashwood Books, she lifted a full bowl of water to drink, the suspense of a potential spill was excruciating.
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"Prisoners are defecating in trash bags to prevent the excruciating smell of their own human feces," said one from September 3.
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For Star Wars fanatics, the two-year wait between The Last Jedi and 2015's The Force Awakens has been excruciating.
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His cellphone was taken away and he was forced to stand for hours — in excruciating pain because of an old injury.
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I mean, sure I could go to the hospital and be in excruciating pain, but I want to relive my childhood.
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Hospitals are so overwhelmed that doctors are making excruciating decisions about which patients in need of medical attention will get treatment.
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Its fantastical elements are grounded by the figure of the tormented little boy fleeing his captors, and his excruciating death animations.
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The last two paragraphs of the book amount to one of the most excruciating extended metaphors — yes, the ship of state!
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Musk described the ramp-up, which massively increased Tesla's output volume, as "production hell" and said 2018 was an "excruciating" year.
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After unsuccessfully appealing the denial, Erkes and her doctor scrambled to find a replacement that would quiet her excruciating stomach pains.
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Fighting back tears, Ms. Sciorra testified in excruciating detail to a hushed courtroom about the night she said she was attacked.
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The urge to leave the room and let Mr. Calvillo and Ms. Martinez endure this excruciating moment in private was overwhelming.
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She stood onstage with her lips pulled back tightly in an excruciating wince, often repeating individual words in a breathy incantation.
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When Mr. Ahn made a joke about immigrant parents and the excruciating burden of their expectations, many in the room laughed.
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When their teeth rot, they suffer constant excruciating, debilitating pain that should be unfathomable in a country as rich as ours.
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The game show host said he started to experience "excruciating" pain while on a morning walk with his daughter in November.
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These young men both witnessed their friends and lovers dying excruciating deaths, knew that they were next and yet carried on.
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The Mets were on the cusp of a promising season and had yet to blow it in their typical excruciating fashion.
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Since we walk upright, gravity pulls on our exposed testes, which can lead to a potentially excruciating condition called inguinal hernia.
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Put simply, he is caught between two interconnected bureaucracies, one medical, the other employment related in an excruciating Catch-22 situation.
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In an excruciating scene punctuated mostly by Ailes's heavy breathing, she realizes the cost is higher than she wants to pay.
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The 1968 election: Still another — quite depressing — parallel seems possible: that 2016 will evolve to resemble the excruciating spectacle of 85033.
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I, for one, remember the feeling of those fingers on my breast -- the threat, humiliation, indignity, and fear -- in excruciating detail.
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Balle is working on many of the United States' most excruciating pain points — economic inequality, racial animosity, partisanship and rural vs.
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Five years after his surgery, and in excruciating pain, Dr. Tower underwent more surgery, this time to have the device replaced.
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She knew that getting arrested likely meant she would be cut off from the drug, which would guarantee excruciating withdrawal symptoms.
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Excruciating self-congratulation has always been part of Apple's brand, but the company took this to new levels at today's iPhone event.
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MASTITIS: THE MOTHER OF BREASTFEEDING CHALLENGES Mastitis is basically an eight-letter word for the excruciating condition of clogged, infected milk ducts.
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By all accounts, the four months after Roosevelt had won his landslide over Hoover were excruciating, at least for the outgoing President.
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Burns patients have to undergo regular wound-care sessions so painful that they can be excruciating even with high doses of painkillers.
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"I had to make the excruciating choice to leave behind my past," Swift wrote about her move to the Universal Music label.
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Recent skin grafts to help cover his scalp have left him in excruciating pain, although pain medication has helped to ease it.
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Six hours of excruciating pain and one hungry baby later, I resolved to always travel with a hand pump in the future.
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I had been shaken awake on Christmas morning last year by the most excruciating pain I have ever felt in my life.
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" When that failed, she resorted to "holding the baby's head and forcing it back into the birth canal for two excruciating hours.
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If this slow, excruciating cat-and-mouse game ends with a conclusive bang, I think I might be more disappointed than not.
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He suffers excruciating back pain that leaves him "screaming in [the] bedroom" and drives him from his job at a brass foundry.
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Before meeting him, she had spent more than 15 years trying to find a permanent solution to her frequent excruciating back pain.
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He also suffered back pain so excruciating that he recently told ESPN that for months he needed help getting out of bed.
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FOR THE easily embarrassed, getting tested for a sexually transmitted infection (STI) is a less excruciating process than it used to be.
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In April it published pages of excruciating details of her encounters with the governor, including allegations of spanking and non-consensual sex.
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We know who did what, what happened to the victims, and how it was allowed to persist, all in excruciating, familiar detail.
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CBS Sports shared on Twitter the hilariously excruciating exchange between Alex Trebek and the contestants as they attempted the "Talkin' Football" category.
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Everything feels more low-key and relaxed, even during the tense, excruciating moments of subtle conflict that have become the show's signature.
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Last weekend I started testing myself against tougher AIs and my games started to fall into a very fun, slightly excruciating pattern.
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All speak of the emotional trauma and physical pain from the resulting scar tissue that can make childbirth, sex and periods excruciating.
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Kathryn Bigelow's latest film, Detroit, renders in excruciating detail one of the most disturbing events in American history: The Algiers Motel incident.
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Getting source pictures would be easy enough, and even if the content generated looks fake, it would be excruciating for the target.
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Her excruciating 30-hour labor was mostly endured without an epidural,and there were instances where the baby's heartbeat couldn't be found.
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In January, Weaver and her husband Mark, 49, made the excruciating decision to stop taking extreme measures to prolong their daughter's life.
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I started getting excruciating headaches and regularly visiting medical services, where they would speculate as to what may be wrong with me.
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The first few times she went were "excruciating," says O'Donnell, 46, who has terminal lung cancer that has spread to her brain.
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He's also well-versed in the power of the uncanny, of the excruciating moments when something onscreen slowly, deliberately violates natural law.
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Simply banning painkillers would doom hundreds of thousands of people who are legitimately suffering with pain to a barbaric and excruciating existence.
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Many people reacted with glee, witnessing the excruciating embarrassment of Naomi Wolf as her book was debunked on live radio last week.
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Thousands of women have spoken out about breast implants that have led to excruciating pain, immobility, full-body rashes, and unrelenting nausea.
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Instead of round-the-clock care for his wife, he said the hospice left him alone to grapple with her excruciating pain.
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And I say this having lived through five excruciating minutes during which coffee was brewed drop by drop atop a digital scale.
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MALS is a rare disorder, affecting mostly middle-aged women, and is characterized by nausea and excruciating abdominal pain, usually after eating.
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The system of nuclear command and control places extreme pressure on hundreds of operators, and excruciating demands on one person: the president.
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But a nice note from a single stranger can turn an excruciating day -- one filled with tears -- into a more optimistic one.
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The first seven or eight months—hiking through the mountains, sleeping on the ground, and eating whatever could be scrounged—were excruciating.
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Despite the author's excruciating circumstances and restricted senses, her writing "reveals the quiet, ingenious consciousness of a poet," Natalie Kusz wrote here.
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The author reflects in this memoir on the excruciating grief of parting with a child and surrendering her role as a mother.
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Because of the high cure rate and the excruciating consequences of letting her tumor grow, we went ahead with the recommended treatment.
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The pain of being nonbinary was "excruciating," they told me later, a torment mixing disconnection from themself and isolation from everyone else.
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He died, yet again under financial duress, in 1918 just months before the Armistice after suffering years of an excruciating rectal cancer.
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" For Ms. Sillah, the trauma of circumcision began at age 233, when she was blindfolded and cut, causing "the most excruciating pain.
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She developed a cough and then a fever of 104 with an "excruciating, painful headache" that felt like none she'd ever had.
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"It's excruciating," Boushra AlChabaoun, a stylist who outfitted 11 different players in the draft, told The Washington Post of the short suit.
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Whatever the case, it's excruciating to be unable — not unwilling, unable — to give one's partner what he or she desires and needs.
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Game 7's climax proved excruciating with three offensive-zone faceoffs in the final 37 seconds for Vancouver, who trailed, 3-2.
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The wait is excruciating, say those who have yet to hear from relatives or friends who were directly in the fire's path.
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The mother pleads with the son to tell her that the excruciating treatment is worth enduring because it will save her life.
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George Hood says he's still in "excruciating" pain after breaking the Guinness World Record for planking over eight hours on Feb. 2252.
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Dunham wrote that she tried to deal with her excruciating pain from August to November using several methods, including yoga and acupuncture.
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Even if you're a seasoned tax filer, the long wait between sending off your return and getting your refund can be excruciating.
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The Ambus rolled over speed bumps as it left Baptist, and every bounce from the uneven roadway was excruciating to Mr. Atwood.
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After unsuccessfully appealing the denial, Ms. Erkes and her doctor scrambled to find a replacement that would quiet her excruciating stomach pains.
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That is, until an even more troublesome symptom — excruciating scratchy eye pain unrelieved by drops — prompted an immediate visit to her ophthalmologist.
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Similarly, the excruciating drama of disease in Hijikata's A Story of Smallpox invokes the deaths and chronic illnesses caused by nuclear war.
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As he racks up electoral victories in regions once considered liberal strongholds, Mr. Salvini has applied excruciating external pressure on the coalition.
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You'll have to look to the lyrics to know the story, but the excruciating feeling is palpable in the delicate sound alone.
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"Last week I did something excruciating: I walked around from dorm to dorm talking to folks about coronavirus," Dr Rachael Bedard wrote.
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The most common argument in favor of no-excuses is that the ends (learning gains for students) justify the sometimes excruciating means.
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After 13 years of occasional social blazing, the excruciating pain of a prolapsed disc in his lower back warranted an OxyContin prescription.
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SpiritOfTheLaw, the aforementioned channel that just broke 100,000 subscribers, consists largely of breakdowns of the game's mechanics done in excruciating mathematical detail.
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In some cases, such as childbirth or athletic competition, individuals may tolerate even excruciating degrees of pain in pursuit of an important goal.
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The Tesla and SpaceX CEO has described the past year as "excruciating" and admitted to sleeping at the office to meet production deadlines.
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The Start and the C button were both pretty trustworthy, but every other button required repeated key smashes or brief and excruciating pauses.
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It was the end of an era with no clear reunion in sight and the pain that came with that realization was excruciating.
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Sterile statistics translate into excruciating choices for the IRC and its clients about which needs will go unmet, which pleas will go unanswered.
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Whenever we put on a particularly excruciating pair of heels, our mind drifts off to the sensible flats we would rather be wearing.
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It feels like a victory lap considering that, during last year's season finale, she was nude executing her own, excruciating Walk of Shame.
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Recently, my wife and I went through one of the more excruciating experiences of our lives—the euthanasia of our beloved dog, Murphy.
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They often carried people "in closed, dark and airless vans unsuitable for passenger transport, in crowded, inhuman, excruciating conditions," the prosecution statement said.
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The nausea was inescapable, excruciating, and on top of that, it was a constant reminder that I wasn't feeding myself — or my son.
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I thought, Well, man arrives on the moon and women still have to give birth in excruciating pain, just as in prehistoric times.
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They sacrifice their dental health, experience excruciating headaches when they drink less of it, or easily consume multiple liters of Coke a day.
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"Our county had made the excruciating decision to close the school because families were leaving the rural area for better opportunity," said Scharfman.
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T.I. lamented the living conditions in America's inner cities and said long-term "excruciating circumstances" have fostered aggression and frustration in various communities.
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I vividly recall getting Nick's First Impression Rose last season, and how excruciating it was to wait for that first one-on-one.
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Britain's Andy Murray has won his second Olympic gold medal by beating Argentina's Juan Martin Del Potro after an excruciating four-hour match.
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It happened a few times and eventually stopped, which made lying near her in our sleeping bags during overnights in the backyard excruciating.
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An American working in Denmark says he insisted on having salary negotiations in Danish—asking for more in English was excruciating to him.
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Those who remain in Ireland face a full-term pregnancy filled with excruciating pain and essentially, the longest waiting game in the world.
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According to KY3, while driving down Missouri highway 65 last week, Neally was suddenly overcome by the "most excruciating pain" he'd ever felt.
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On Father's Day, I'll be celebrating with my family and remembering to honor the families for whom holidays like Father's Day are excruciating.
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Six months in the hospital waiting for a donor were excruciating, and she started having conversations with God as she prepared to die.
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During a particularly antagonistic television interview last week, recounted here in excruciating detail by The New York Times, Macron offered an unusual defense.
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I'm not quite sure, except to say that this whole process is playing out in excruciating detail in public, and it looks ugly.
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Blood vessels in his arms and legs clotted and his skin started to burn from the inside out, leaving him in excruciating pain.
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It's an excruciating choice that most Republicans pushing these decisions will never have to make and one that no American should have to.
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British soldiers from the Grenadier Guard shared a video on Twitter showing the excruciating consequences to not having adequate battlefield awareness during training.
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The president described Ji Seong Ho's suffering in excruciating detail, painting the North Korean government as an enemy of humanity — and of Christianity.
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They can, however, review the information disclosed by American firms in excruciating detail, including a company's valuation of a given energy resource site.
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The process is pretty excruciating to us humans, with around 50,000 grasps unfolding over the course of a month of eight-hour days.
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You don't sleep because thinking about life without the person you love seems even more excruciating than the pain you're feeling for them.
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The condition of being seen may be thorny, but the condition of being unseen, of being monstrified, is razor-sharp, vicious, and excruciating.
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Ms. Pinckney, a school librarian, said that the experience had been "emotionally excruciating" and that her reactions had coursed from tears to fury.
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But our excruciating plumbing experience was invaluable in showing me the strengths — and the limitations — of the leading online tax-return preparation programs.
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Over the course of the past decade, I have struggled with the exhilarating highs and excruciating lows of bipolar disorder, or manic-depression.
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Michael Simeon claims he was fitted for an earpiece during his 2014 stint on the show and it caused him immediate, excruciating pain.
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Meanwhile, revisit the original film (on Netflix) for its excruciating Thanksgiving dinner shared by Nola (Tracy Camilla Johns) and her three disgruntled lovers.
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In excruciating pain, Mr. Davydov grabbed a piece of bread from his table and threw it at the guards, supposedly breaking one's nose.
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Specific details about how he wanted his funeral to be, and his demand that he be cremated, were brought up with excruciating frequency.
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We're covering a stock market plunge over coronavirus fears, excruciating strains on Italian hospitals and a plan to make your smartphone last longer.
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His actions are appalling enough; parsing and puzzling over his words, though we must endure their effects, seems like an excruciating fool's errand.
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Nick Jason Nick Jason, a Marine Corps veteran with a traumatic brain injury, suffers from excruciating headaches at least five times a week.
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"The Sopranos" actress fought back tears as she told a hushed courtroom, in excruciating detail, about the night she said she was attacked.
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It's not just admiration for McCain's lifetime of service and the excruciating pain he endured in North Vietnam that is driving the outpouring.
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Morbidity serves as an expression of love, or otherwise emotion for the characters, often composed with excruciating care, creating a chillingly addictive experience.
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You only have so much room in your bag, but going without your carry-on essentials on a long flight can be excruciating.
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"We knew there was a lot of responsibility on our shoulders," Barkat recalled of the excruciating tension of watching the season's deciding match.
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In one excruciating scene, after the apartment robbery, Julie elicits an admission of guilt from Anthony, only to end up apologizing to him.
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Science is working away on more options to ease the trauma of that scorching, sweaty, excruciating torment some idiot named a hot flash.
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I did it to get high until I had to do it to be "normal," to function, to not be in excruciating pain.
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And we can all be united by the experiences we share and the power of lifting each other through our most excruciating moments.
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Those ratings incentivize news networks to sensationalize their coverage, repeatedly airing graphic images of violence and combing over the excruciating details of attacks.
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Mandy Moore looked mournful on the set of "This Is Us" ... just another clue of what promises to be an excruciating upcoming episode.
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Let your mouth roar out, again and again, our infinite, excruciating stories until their psyches buckle under the weight of our aggregate reality.
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Anyone who's listened to their weather-beaten neighbor complete an excruciating eleven-minute version of "Purple Rain" knows that karaoke is one of them.
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" A week later, the full indictment provided more excruciating details: Madsen had brought onboard "a saw, knife, sharpened screwdrivers, straps, zip ties, and pipes.
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Hanging out with an ex who allegedly kissed your sister's best friend and made your relationship the center of a public scandal is excruciating.
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Image: National Institutes of HealthEven under the best of circumstances, cancer treatment can be an excruciating, costly ordeal that tragically doesn't even work sometimes.
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After Khaled was shot through the hip in an attack by government forces, it became excruciating for him to keep up with his son.
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"Idol" pulled in north of 30 million viewers at its peak, and Fox milked it, expanding the excruciating audition rounds and padding the episodes.
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An early scene involving a policeman, whom Chris defers to and Rose defies, evokes white privilege and identity politics effectively enough to be excruciating.
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Many of us have faced excruciating silence while waiting to hear back from a prospective employer, only to wind up hearing nothing at all.
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It is too excruciating a prospect for once-admired senators such as Mr Graham, whose fawning over Mr Trump is especially dismal, to bear.
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" She adds, "To be called stupid, and a slut and a bimbo, and ditzy, and to be taken out of context, it was excruciating.
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In truth, Laika died an excruciating death within a few hours, burned alive by a wicked combination of overheating rocket engines and solar radiation.
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And yet it seems only natural to revere the vision of the effortlessly fertile, happily pregnant DIY mama who finds affirmation in the excruciating.
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But when you're playing an aggressive shooter, like Battlefield, or a strategy game, like Civilizations or StarCraft, a controller is still excruciating to use.
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" While rebuilding herself was "the most excruciating process" and one that took years, she says, Jada felt "by redefining myself, the relationship got redefined.
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But after six excruciating matchups, two of which ended in extra innings, the Dodgers appeared to have run out of gas by Game 217.
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You might find your head hanging upside down to get it right, but hey, a little aerobics is a lot better than excruciating pain.
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Vin Diesel has secrets he's now going to share ... about what appears to be an excruciating experience riddled with conflict ... but so far, nothing.
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So far, though, the clearest potential for FMT has been for people with a recurrent, often excruciating infection of Clostridium difficile, or C. diff.
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While the decision could bring McCullough relief, the process has been excruciating for Charles Ridulph and Patricia Quinn, the surviving siblings of Maria Ridulph.
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Rather, according to a story in the Guardian, in Stormy Daniels's forthcoming memoir, she describes, in excruciating detail, what the president's staff looks like.
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For me, anal was excruciating, but if I were with someone I trusted who wanted to try it again, I'd be open to it.
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Although he had never had a psychedelic experience before, John said he was willing to try anything to relieve his bouts of excruciating pain.
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Turns out the man suffers from excruciating back pain, has no insurance and no means to relieve his agony caused by 5 herniated discs.
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For many people, especially those in New York right now dealing with various public transportation nightmares, traveling by train can be an excruciating experience.
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Most excruciating was the time spent changing account passwords, but the anxiety associated with my phone being helpless and gone also didn't feel great.
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Sabre Jr., a rail-thin Brit who prefers traditional, excruciating arm locks and has a finisher named for a Mogwai song, was the heel.
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She rolled down the staircase with an excruciating series of bangs, tumbling all the way to the bottom where she slammed against the door.
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Living inside the gap is excruciating, but it is what religion -- real religion, not the religion of complacency and self-satisfaction -- requires of us.
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Gail* experiences excruciating period cramps that spread around her butt, hips, and lower back that used to force her to stay home from school.
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At the beginning there's this excruciating and repetitive routine of waking up every two hours for a human being to swing off your boob.
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It all goes very badly, and watching Ingrid's pain as she experiences rejection is excruciating, but the route toward that point is very funny.
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"It was excruciating and probably the worst pain I have ever felt," Rhett Butler said in a statement issued by Shine Lawyers via email.
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That's the man who sent Cersei on her excruciating nude walk of shame through the hostile hordes of King's Landing to end Season 5.
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In these books, shame is never communicated but inflicted, imbibed, submerged, and then revealed, often in the most visceral and excruciating ways, despite itself.
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For 22-year-old Satenik Kazaryan, crying leads excruciating physical pain because her tears are shaped like tiny jagged crystals, she told Mir24.tv.
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He experiences this parting with her—this parting he himself announced spontaneously and called into existence—as an excruciating ordeal, almost a physical pain.
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Perhaps even more excruciating was the situation inside his mouth: as they watched him try to eat, they found he was missing a tongue.
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Initially, it's excruciating, but by Sunday, even though I am still detoxing, I'm in a bikini drinking pomegranate juice and feebly playing pool volleyball.
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That plan lasted about 14 seconds, because Myrick was barely through the front door when she felt an excruciating pain on her left foot.
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It's terrifying and often excruciating, like walking through a gauntlet of horrors without a shield or sword, armed only with belief and resolute conviction.
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"Every step was excruciating," said Mr. Adair who has the rough hands of a carpenter and wears a thick pencil in his right ear.
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After Mr. Van Wagenen sat down, Mr. Escobar ran through an excruciating list of questions, which he had written in a red spiral notebook.
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But something tells us that after this excruciating season, the series is going to want to give us something exciting to look forward to.
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There is comedy in the shy clumsiness of the young couple, and also excruciating suspense as they make their way toward the hotel bed.
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Sure, he's come really close multiple times, but the closer you get to a goal, the more excruciating it is when you fall short.
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Red blood cells can collapse into curved "sickle" shapes and clump together to jam capillaries, sometimes causing excruciating pain, shortness of breath and death.
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But the work is excruciating, mind-numbing, and often soul-killing, sparking controversy for traumatizing those who are exposed to so much disgusting material.
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Trying to decide what to keep and what to let go of among my children's artwork and school-made Mother's Day presents was excruciating.
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The turmoil, which has been excruciating for many people in different ways, centers on "Open Casket," a painting in the exhibition by Dana Schutz.
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Christine Blasey Ford described, in excruciating detail, what she remembers as a sexual assault perpetrated by Judge Brett Kavanaugh, who vehemently denied the allegation.
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The competition for employees has become excruciating for people like Michael Haith, the chief executive of Teriyaki Madness, a fast-casual Japanese food chain.
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And on Twitter: "Cats" was, by far, the worst and most excruciating get-this-thing-over-with night I've ever spent in the theatre.
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" But in the next breath, he'll offer a comprehensive account of an excruciating death by torture: "The guy who did him took his time.
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Bit by excruciating bit, the slaves use their owners' ignorance to identify loopholes and weaknesses that maybe, just maybe, can help them achieve freedom.
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In one of the most difficult episodes to watch of the early season, she responds to the most #MeToo scene with excruciating, heartbreaking anger.
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Troop, the coach from Boulder, spoke of his athlete Curtis Begley, who has an excruciating knee injury but has postponed surgery until after the race.
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Not only can it lead to, you know, having a baby, but it's also associated with excruciating pain and wild bodily functions and anatomical changes.
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According to NASA's official landing page for the planet, Neptune holds the title of "Windiest Planet" and has years that last an excruciating 60,190 days.
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"This week is always hard for us, today is excruciating," relatives wrote on the Facebook page of a nonprofit memorial fund established in her name.
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But now, a new rover platform called PUFFER (short for Pop-Up Flat Folding Explorer Robots) has upped the aww factor to near excruciating levels.
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" While Julie's entrance into the world was a "peaceful and joyous" moment, the 22 hours of labor, Lilly admits to PEOPLE, "were exhausting and excruciating.
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Just the act of scrolling through your phone contacts and trying to muster up enough people to invite for a proper party can be excruciating.
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In a few rare cases it lasts, but not without excruciating attention, magnificent guidance, luck, and an ability to adapt to changing styles and tastes.
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"I think she relates to Audrey Hepburn's vulnerability," Ms. Simmons said of Lena, who has written recently about undergoing a hysterectomy to relieve excruciating endometriosis.
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Instead, Issa has fallen into an excruciating cycle of self-punishment, allowing mistreatment to flourish in her work life, her friendships, and her romantic life.
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In 2015, Winter decided to reduce her breasts from a size 32F to a 34D after facing online bullying – and dealing with "excruciating" back pain.
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Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, said in the announcement that the push was inspired by Steve Jobs' "excruciating" wait to undergo a liver transplant in 2009.
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In the excruciating process of walking their match through the joke, Miller lost whatever attraction they had to to the match in the first place.
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For some victims of sexual assault and domestic abuse, and for people who have listened to their stories, Trump's comments were excruciating to listen to.
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But slingshot aficionado Joerg Sprave shows us countless ways those tiny brown pencils can be used to make a trip to IKEA even more excruciating.
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Before Kate could even bend down to measure the tub, she feels excruciating pain and doubles over, causing the shower rod and curtain to fall.
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We set out to find the most disastrous, awkward, how-is-that-possible job interview stories on Reddit … and the results were sort of excruciating.
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Winter made the decision to reduce her breasts from a size 32F to a 34D after battling online bullying and dealing with "excruciating" back pain.
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We ask him about #MeToo, whether people should date their co-workers—and we endure an excruciating silence after asking which feminist he most admires.
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Over the course of one excruciating breakup scene, Arie Luyendyk Jr. went from being TV's most snooze-worthy Bachelor to the ultimate dating show villain.
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It was a technique that's come to be known as pointillism, and thanks to this vibrating electronic pen, the process is now far less excruciating.
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Speaking of, their terrifically long (and flexible) stingers are a modified sex organ that's now capable of delivering a solid half-hour of excruciating pain.
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She was loved and admired by everyone she met, and her passing is an excruciating loss that we may never fully process or recover from.
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And it was excruciating to wait that long because we finished it before the summer 2011, but we had to wait because of the scheduling.
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" In August, he told the New York Times the previous year had been "the most difficult and painful year of my career… It was excruciating.
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Interviewing people is one of the rare things I actually feel good at, after years of it being the most excruciating aspect of my profession.
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Although we typically associate suicide with debilitating depression or excruciating illness, many people who attempt may not be diagnosed with illness or depression at all.
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When 24-year-old Alleigh Marré came down with an excruciating headache one morning at work in August 2012, she didn't think much of it.
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Jobs suffered from a rare type of pancreatic cancer, and eventually received a liver transplant in 2009 after enduring what Cook called an "excruciating" wait.
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Had the Trump campaign succeeded, Mr. Clinton would have come face-to-face with the women on national television, a potentially humiliating and excruciating encounter.
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This painstaking process allowed any irregularities to stand out clearly in X-ray images, but many patients suffered excruciating headaches that lasted for weeks afterward.
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As each excruciating day passed, he worried about how Akarat could survive, how he would cope in the dark, what he would eat and drink.
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And often, the next-best method of detecting that same thing is expensive (gas chromatography/mass spectrometry) or excruciating (tissue biopsies) or impossible (mind reading).
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"After a few days of excruciating waiting and angst, our worst fears have been confirmed," the research council told The Associated Press in a statement.
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For 23 years I've observed my brother's excruciating ticks and repetitions, which have manifested in his attempts to get through his first semester of college.
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Everything on him, from his scorched and sore-filled face to the intricate little skulls and chains on his costume were depicted in excruciating detail.
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A New York Times critic, Alexis Soloski, called it "at first excruciatingly funny and then just kind of excruciating," but other critics were more enthusiastic.
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The first story in "Aetherial Worlds," a new collection from the Russian writer Tatyana Tolstaya, describes an excruciating three-month convalescence from corrective eye surgery.
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Ti West's superb 2009 film is a love song to the excruciating slow-burns of early '80s horror, with a perfect '80s aesthetic to match.
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Critic's notebook Ava DuVernay's mini-series depicts the excruciating toll that persecution and incarceration had on the teenage boys known as the Central Park Five.
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A lengthy scene in which Nicky alternately abuses and pimps out his vulnerable girlfriend (Carol Grace, then married to Walter Matthau) is excruciating to watch.
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Another explanation for the spike in injuries, one expert said, could be the presence of the rare giant multitentacled bluebottle — which delivers an excruciating sting.
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In a particularly excruciating scene, she checks into a highway motel with a load of junk food and proceeds to eat, then purge, it all.
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In this context, the most valuable part of the exposures of men like Harvey Weinstein and Roger Ailes may lie in the excruciating, unforgettable details.
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Perfect, I thought, rummaging through the fridge to figure out what we could cook, scheming the 20 excruciating minutes that lay between us and dinner.
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But one night, at age 14, she suddenly developed excruciating pain in the muscles of her leg, worse than anything she had ever experienced before.
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As alumni of "Lost" and "The Walking Dead," respectively, Josh Holloway and Sarah Wayne Callies are used to fighting against invaders and making excruciating decisions.
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As her three children played in the living room of her sister-in-law's apartment, Ms. Santiago said the last two months had been excruciating.
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But she's completely unafraid to share her ongoing mourning process — sometimes illuminating, often excruciating — with Christene Barberich for her third appearance on the UnStyled podcast.
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They move through harmonic progressions with scientific curiosity and patience, but also with an intensity of feeling that keeps excruciating and releasing, over and over.
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Doctors in the Lombardy region of northern Italy are confronting that excruciating question as the coronavirus outbreak overwhelms a wealthy and sophisticated health care system.
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Chiding and pleading with President Jacob Zuma to get him to file his taxes — much less pay the full amount — was always an excruciating task.
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Other places, like Mississippi, spent much of middle 20th century escaping from excruciating poverty, only to experience increases in joblessness over the past 20 years.
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Nevertheless, street dogs in 2957 developing countries where rabies is a risk are still killed in excruciating ways, like the ones Satioglu saw in 1998.
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They are caught in an excruciating limbo, with the added risk of succumbing to violent crimes common to the region where they now are stuck.
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Cervical cancer, an excruciating way to die, is a prime example of how Trump's policies weaken efforts against a disease we know how to defeat.
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It's hard to think about Baumbach's new film, "Marriage Story," as fundamentally optimistic, given how thoroughly it devotes itself to the excruciating process of divorce.
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This usually involves describing it to a therapist in excruciating detail including any urges that precede it and every aspect and nuance of the movement.
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In an extended story in Friday's Times, Musk said that the past year has been "excruciating" and "the most difficult and painful" of his career.
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"Her departure was so excruciating that even the policeman who accompanied her cried," Mr. Di Bella recalled at a recent afternoon in his guarded office.
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So it's a surprise to see him tell jokes about the dark consequences of his addiction to pornography or the excruciating details of family court.
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British elections always seem to serve up a few Armando Iannucci-esque moments of absurd and excruciating content, and this one has been no different.
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"It was excruciating," says Parker, 30, describing the pain he felt when his family did not accept his attempts to tell them he is gay.
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But they can prolong the process to an excruciating degree and are doing so in many cases, giving Senate Republicans and the White House fits.
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This excruciating sensation can be detonated by a tiny uptick in the thermostat or the gentle warmth emanating from a plate of freshly scrambled eggs.
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I weighed both sides — go and experience excruciating fear and physical discomfort, or stay home and let yet another activity be slashed from my repertoire.
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I bleed heavily with every excruciating inch forward, and if I make another wrong turn I'll completely collapse—but then who will save my son?
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The excruciating experience of "Marguerite & Julien" need only be endured by viewers with an obsessive interest in the least constructive aesthetic currents in contemporary French cinema.
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Some have been in such excruciating pain, he said, that rather than sit for hours in waiting rooms, they have chosen to lie on the floor.
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Even brief exposure to strong nerve agents, by air or by skin, can lead to excruciating whole-body muscle contractions and death by asphyxiation within minutes.
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" The six-time Olympic medalist addressed the gymnastics community and its fans as well, thanking them for their support during what she called an "excruciating ordeal.
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Swollen from medication she takes to control the inflammation in her brain and often fatigued, she wakes up every day with a mild-to-excruciating headache.
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The L'Oréal ambassador has been known to kick out some legit makeup tutorials and even walked us through the excruciating experience of getting a tattoo removed.
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You don't normally see a ten-hour, 100-percent authentic documentary on TV, and I've come to realize that there's a reason why: iIt's excruciating [Laughs].
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In a recent paper, engineers Mathilde Fajardy and Niall Mac Dowell, of Imperial College in London, explore best- and worst-case BECCS scenarios in excruciating detail.
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A Colorado woman wrote a proper goodbye to her ankle before making the decision to amputate it, following years of excruciating pain from an old injury.
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There is no reprieve for including dozens of complex spreadsheets which generally predict, in excruciating detail, that the future will be very much like the past.
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Weed is also less excruciating on both your wallet and your hangover, and most importantly, music sounds sweeter when you're blazed than when you're messy drunk.
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It sounds like the wait is going to be just as excruciating for us, with creators promising that there's still much hardship ahead for the couple.
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Because, God knows, I spend enough of my time telling people what I ate for lunch in excruciating and enthusiastic detail, without the addition of stimulants.
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Kern's camera alternates between close-ups of the procedure and Pfahler's face, making for an excruciating seven minutes that prompted a fair share of walk-outs.
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Even gyms these days come complete with ultra-magnifying mirrors that light you up to surgical standards so you can examine your face in excruciating detail.
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And you're planning to do it again a couple days later, but when the time comes, every inch of your body is in excruciating, unrelenting pain.
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And despite being given morphine, Francis said she "felt everything" during hydrotherapy, turning a treatment meant to reduce swelling and soothe pain into an excruciating process.
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In April 2018, Miller — who was released from prison the month prior — went into emergency surgery after experiencing "excruciating neck pain" and weakness in her arm.
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Clare has shown the shocking picture to anyone she can in the hopes she can prevent another child from experiencing the excruciating pain her daughter did.
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The latest was an excruciating 0003-56 loss on Sunday to struggling Louisiana State, whose coach, Nikki Fargas, played at Tennessee during a more successful era.
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As scientists and as a couple in our twenties, it's been excruciating to watch the Trump administration's unrelenting attacks on climate science and our generation's future.
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There was a long, excruciating, thirty minutes between the time I uploaded one photo and the time I had the stitched final product on my phone.
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Sex gave me an excruciating infection, and I added insult to injury by convincing myself that telling the guy about it would be unnecessary and gross.
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Noelle Guastucci's July 4th weekend did not go according to plan after she started experiencing "excruciating" pain in her left foot, Fox 5 San Diego reports.
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Dr. Hooman M. Melamed told People magazine at the time that Miller's health started deteriorating after she experienced "excruciating neck pain" and weakness in her arm.
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Winter spent many years dreading dressing for red carpets not only because of the hurtful comments by online bullying, but also by the "excruciating" physical pain.
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He made our living arrangement (which was a studio—no bedroom separation) as excruciating as possible to ensure the point was clear: our friendship was over.
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Even the most excruciating ones make me feel alive, help me to connect to people, make me capable of love and joy and hope and care.
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In an excruciating scene, Jaczko sits meekly before a Congressional committee while several of his fellow commissioners, sitting right next to him, excoriate his job performance.
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"If you place any creature in such excruciating circumstances over periods and periods of time ... after so long, they will be agitated and antagonized," T.I. said.
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If you're old enough to remember the early 1990s, you'll likely recall similar fanfare—not to mention some excruciating hyperbolic advertising—that ultimately failed to deliver.
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In April 2018, Miller — who was released from prison the previous month — went into emergency surgery after experiencing "excruciating neck pain" and weakness in her arm.
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"The precious metal has shown excruciating weakness as the U.S. economy demonstrated a stellar performance in Q2 2018," said Benjamin Lu, commodities analyst at Phillip Futures.
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For 24 excruciating hours, Jim retreated to wait for information while Catavu and another detective drove five hours from Aurora to Kentucky, to assist local police.
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All the gruff-looking lads I approached tried their best, responding to my excruciating small talk with equally painful "and where are you from yourself?" reciprocity.
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What is clear is that it is barely a scratch compared with the maladies endured by previous candidates and presidents, beginning with George Washington's excruciating toothaches.
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This leads to some excruciating shots in the documentary, starring puppies who seem to really crave a friendly head-pat or belly-rub from the tourists.
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Perhaps the most excruciating arc is Sam's mother, who comes off from Episode 1 as a helicopter mom having a rebellious phase, and it lacks subtlety.
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She asked her daughter to look inside her ear with a flashlight, but later went to the hospital when the "slight discomfort" turned into excruciating pain.
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"All day Wednesday, we just sat here, and they would drop 200 at a time, 2,261 at a time, and it was just excruciating," said Best.
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Eventually, Winston is found out, and, during a series of excruciating exchanges with O'Brien, in which the Party's edicts are laid out, he is physically tortured.
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It was an excruciating, mesmerizing spectacle, though hardly unusual coming from a singer as notable for her intense presence and choreographic control as for her voice.
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But for 22-year-old Satenik Kazaryan, crying also reportedly leads to excruciating physical pain because she said her tears are shaped like tiny jagged crystals.
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If the company would offer a logo-free version with an airtight zipper, I'd have an excruciating time choosing between it and the Yeti Hopper Two.
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This means that what works for one person—like having 27 lenses with relatively little fallout—will lead to excruciating pain and potential blindness for another.
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When a task is made more convenient, reverting back to how things used to be, how much work it was, is a specific type of excruciating.
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Despite some flaws common to its genre, "Admissions" is an extraordinarily useful and excruciating satire — of the left, by the left, for the left — for today.
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The court ruled against a group of inmates who argued that Missouri should stop using the chemical pentobarbital in executions because it caused an excruciating death.
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A fascinating or funny video makes the data entry task seem even more excruciating, the same way a sweet dessert makes a sour vegetable taste yuckier.
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That does not matter if you are watching a movie on Netflix, but it becomes excruciating when playing an online game that relies on fast reflexes.
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The moments in the game between the actual presentation of questions — when Scott is explaining the rules, making jokes, or dropping Phish references — can be excruciating.
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He sees it as an issue of practical importance, and in the service of this point, he brought up the excruciating Pepsi ad from this spring.
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Her last competitive singles match was a first-round loss in the 2015 U.S. Open qualifying tournament, when the pain in her hip had become excruciating.
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Instead, his mind-bending highs and excruciating lows became the story of the race — the front-runner lost in the wilderness was a perfect ultrarunning parable.
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The time and energy prosecutors would have to spend trying the case, the years of appeals and arguments, all under close public scrutiny, would be excruciating.
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One excruciating early scene describes Land's mother flying in from Europe with her husband to help her daughter move from the shelter into a transitional apartment.
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The show mimics dating's emotional roller coaster, careening from the excruciating awkwardness of a real first date to the quiet heartache of Ms. Silenzi's latest breakup.
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And an excruciating "Don't ask, don't tell" Donovan family dinner, featuring a scenery-chewing Susan Sarandon as John's lush of a mother, is a clamorous debacle.
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Cloud has all the trappings of a sinister tech company, and MotherCloud's facilities, payment systems and promotional videos are outlined in excruciating, on-the-nose detail.
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The most culturally significant project Netflix released this year, Ava DuVernay's When They See Us revisits the case of the Central Park Five in excruciating detail.
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She has had excruciating personal moments in the second season, from coerced fellatio from a Hollywood financier to her banishment from home in this final episode.
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Given self-control's importance for success, it seems as if evolution should have provided us with a tool for it that was less excruciating to use.
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That has created an excruciating spectacle: Many people who paid less in taxes every week are discovering that they owe money to the Internal Revenue Service.
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In one excruciating sequence, a disturbed friend answers his pleas for something to drink by pouring Cola in a trash can filled with God knows what.
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In dissent, Justice Breyer, joined by Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan, wrote that Mr. Bucklew may face an "excruciating and grotesque" punishment.
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Their own communications — which are detailed in excruciating detail in our complaint — will show that they did this at an extremely high level of purposeful coordination.
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I had consensual sex with someone I'd know for a while, and about two weeks later I ended up with excruciating pain in my vulva region.
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During an arrest last year, Baiei said, one of these divers shot to the surface too quickly, causing excruciating bubbles to form in his joints and elsewhere.
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About 13 years ago I faced an excruciating decision: whether to sell my company, Pinnacle Systems, to a private equity firm or to another large public company.
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I keep myself going each day by saying, "Ok, well at least tomorrow you'll get your stuff," and it's excruciating to feel so impotent in the situation.
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And then, with my darling son in my hands, I was in excruciating pain not only from my C-section but also, from my milk coming in.
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The past year has been excruciating for Marvel fans as we've mourned losing half of our favorite superheroes after Thanos' universe-shaking snap in Avengers: Infinity War.
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Acuff also cites a paper led by Daniel Chambliss at Hamilton college, which asserts that elite swimmers don't find their rigorous practice sessions and tough competitions excruciating.
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During the sentencing hearing, Persky heard the victim read a 12-page letter in which she explained in excruciating detail how that night traumatized her for life.
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She subjected herself to works of art with excruciating repetition in order to record and understand every perceivable impact they were having upon her body and thoughts.
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I developed techniques that allowed me to leave my body during those excruciating sex sessions, and I taught my mind to picture my arms around a woman.
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They gathered to watch the excruciating video evidence of the game, had conversations to clear up some of the most pressing issues and then hit the court.
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That drop was excruciating for the many companies that had borrowed in euros or dollars: foreign-currency corporate debt amounted to over 20113% of GDP in 2018.
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I remember when I was a little boy my aunt had a toothache and the pain was so excruciating, she just kept pacing up and down up.
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She didn't learn in that visit that the fact she was having excruciating periods as a teenager might mean she could have trouble conceiving later in life.
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My bipolar symptoms have returned, and I experience a lot of excruciating mental anguish, not just from being off those meds, but from physical pain as well.
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The report documents that five of the FBI officials conducting the Clinton email investigation expressed their disdain and contempt for Donald Trump in excruciating detail in texts.
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Magnitsky was sent to a Russian jail and died chained to his bed without medical help while suffering from an excruciating attack of gall stones and pancreatitis.
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Here are a few quotes from the report that show in excruciating detail what life in these camps is like, according to the defectors the authors interviewed.
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After two years of excruciating development purgatory, I was poised to become the youngest person in history to sell an animated comedy to a major television network.
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At various times in the 69-minute decider, the players were left propping themselves up with their rackets, lungs heaving, as the rallies grew ever more excruciating.
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Roof's oldest daughter, Tricia Vanderford, told WFMZ that waiting seven months for the arrest was "excruciating" because she had long suspected Raszler to be her mother's killer.
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There was the excruciating in-law meet-and-greet in Horn Hill, as well as the loathsome Walder Frey's harsh treatment of his own son-in-law.
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The detonator could be triggered by a timer or cell phone so that the attacker could deploy the weapon without sharing the choking, excruciating death it caused.
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That means being right in the moment: Another of Brian's problems with the alternative services was their sometime lag in live sports of an excruciating 30 seconds.
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After what felt like an excruciating amount of time, the chaplain, an elderly white man with gray hair, dialed an unfamiliar number before handing me the phone.
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They started the Brutal Black Project to push the boundaries of just how excruciating tattooing could be, offering free pieces to anyone brave enough to get them.
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But in order to see Gadot's Wonder Woman shine at the end, you have to first watch Bruce Wayne try to hit on Diana — an excruciating thing.
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If you're not, you could be trapped in 10, 15, or even 20 minutes of excruciating dialogue — forced to divulge the most intimate details of your life.
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His story is an excruciating example of self-justification, with obligatory references to his Jewish agent, his Jewish lawyers, Fawlty Towers (again) and political correctness gone mad.
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Now, researchers are looking at how machines could take care of one of the most excruciating challenges in modern game development, for humans at least: bug testing.
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No pregnant woman should have to endure this terrible treatment, or be forced into excruciating fear of how detention will impact her and her unborn child's health.
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In the film, Donnersmarck traps the painter and his wife in an excruciating family dynamic for which art is the salve, the solution, and the way out.
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Indeed, my early sexual experiences were at best boring and a little wet, and at worst downright excruciating, like someone was ramming a broom into my cervix.
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Today we offer the case of a retired magazine art director who develops excruciating headaches, which seem to change both what he sees and how he thinks.
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But there definitely was a loser: any thoughtful New Yorker who sat through this excruciating talkathon and its 90 minutes of shedding heat and precious little light.
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But never has a cover story been as excruciating as the one that opens this episode, designed to help Nacho (Michael Mando) remain a mole for Fring.
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It hasn't exactly been a secret that Spider-Man will appear in Civil War, but the wait to see the beloved character in action has been excruciating.
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She declined, in an email, to be interviewed for this article, citing what she said was enduring shame from the excruciating decision to give up her child.
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My hips and pelvis felt and looked different, my coccyx appeared to stick out at a weird angle, my breasts were unrecognizable, and breast-feeding was excruciating.
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He also was admitted to Harvard University as an undecided major and faced another excruciating choice only available to the highest achieving among us: Harvard or Juilliard?
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Diagnosis "After just a few blocks, every step I take is excruciating," the 54-year-old man explained to Dr. Steve Brooks, his longtime primary-care doctor.
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But usually gout attacks only one joint — typically the one at the base of the big toe — causing excruciating pain, as well as redness and significant swelling.
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The actress Annabella Sciorra fought back tears as she told a rapt courtroom, in excruciating detail, about the night she said the former movie producer raped her.
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Prosecutors began by eliciting heartfelt reminiscences of family gatherings and final conversations, then pivoted to the excruciating moments of discovery after the killings of June 17, 2015.
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For two months, my mother fought through excruciating pain and held tight to a fading hope that her leg would be lifeless and useless but still there.
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After a video of an especially excruciating shot selection of DeChambeau made the rounds on Twitter, Koepka aired out his issues with some not-so-subtle commentary.
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Together in Liberia, Aneri and I saw children missing school or suffering from excruciating ailments, but the larger narrative is the opposite — less death and more literacy.
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The film delved into his childhood and time in the Army and offered up an excruciating moment when the subject of his sexuality left him totally frozen.
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It made for excruciating viewing, even if the crowd in Helsinki, which has been engaged and upbeat all week, cheered her on without much to cheer about.
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The result of all of this could be "excruciating pain," the lawsuit argues, violating Nance's rights under the Eight and Fourteenth Amendments against cruel and unusual punishment.
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The hope was that the treatment would cure her of sickle cell disease, an inherited blood disorder that can cause excruciating pain, organ damage and early death.
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Instead the profile, published last November, was, at least to those around him, an excruciating look at an ego-driven man still drinking, obsessing and lashing out.
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Thus commenced what appeared to be an excruciating five minutes of ignorance on Mr. Petersen's part, as he answered most of Senator Kennedy's questions in the negative.
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Paradoxically, the effect is intimate; the songs and their singer have room to breathe, especially on "Love Alone," the album's centerpiece — a slow, haunting, excruciating ballad extraordinaire.
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While daycare supervisors tried to remove the fruit from his airway and performed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, the young boy went into cardiac arrest for 30 excruciating minutes.
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Last year, urged by locals and overwhelmed by fast-growing grass, I went out scything in May, in the very heart of flowering — and the experience was excruciating.
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I did not, in the aftermath of being raped, want to smell my own blood in the carpet or experience my 29-year-old body in excruciating pain.
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The SpaceX and Tesla CEO has endured an "excruciating " year that sometimes drove him to sleep on his factory's floor and work more than 803 hours a week.
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They lost last week to the Seattle Seahawks in excruciating fashion: a missed chip-shot field goal to take the lead with 25 seconds left in the game.
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"It was excruciating to see how painful it was for the families to hear them go over and over all the details of what had happened," she says.
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However, Wintour said she hit a slight road block when she ended up in the Madison Square Garden basement and lost her way for an excruciating 30 minutes.
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The EMR causes an excruciating disconnect: from other physicians, from patients, from one's clinical intuition, and possibly even from one's ability to adhere faithfully to the Hippocratic oath.
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You might recall that, back in September, Fonda was asked an infuriating question about her plastic surgery by Megyn Kelly during an excruciating interview on the Today show.
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For a fan on the internet, waiting months or years between videos can be excruciating, especially when vloggers and other high-profile YouTubers post weekly at a minimum.
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One reason why the infection is hard to diagnose is that symptoms can vary: from excruciating phantom pain in the limbs, to mild flu-like signs, to meningitis.
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Who can forget her excruciating performance at last year's party conference, when she was seized by a coughing fit and the backdrop of the stage collapsed behind her?
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Families in West Virginia were cheering Wednesday night as they were united with three loved ones who were trapped in an abandoned coal mine for four excruciating days.
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Unsurprisingly, a sting that can make a spider unable to fend off its new job as a living womb is enough to impart excruciating pain on a human.
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His solo debut, the previous year's John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, was a searing confessional, recorded in the wake of an excruciating bout of experimental Primal Scream therapy.
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Confined to a wheelchair since being shot, Lathan is in "excruciating pain" from a chipped vertebra and a bullet that remains lodged near his spine, the lawyer said.
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The "De Wey" meme has evolved into a racist joke for reasons our sister site Kotaku accurately called "excruciating to explain," but it's a mashup of two memes.
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It was an instant reminder that suicide is never peaceful and painless, but instead an excruciating, violent end to all hopes and dreams and possibilities for the future.
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Harris' investigation totals 13,000 words and describes in excruciating detail how the team behind the Zano, Torquing Group, ended up collapsing under the weight of its campaign's success.
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Since then, Clare has shown the shocking picture to anyone she can in the hopes she can prevent another child from experiencing the excruciating pain her daughter did.
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She said that Stone should never have been fitted with such a large IUD for her very small cervix, which explained why her initial insertion had been excruciating.
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After a week or so in bed, I was back at work, only to immediately be hit with strep throat, an excruciating bacterial infection that makes swallowing hell.
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But after extensive reflection -- which she called "excruciating" -- she realized that she may have been the wrong kind of candidate for an electorate that wanted anger and outrage.
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"We Tapped That Ass" recaps Rebecca's enthusiastic sex life with both Greg and Josh in excruciating, hilarious detail, with Santino Fontana and Vincent Rodriguez grinning up a storm.
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It's excruciating at first, but, on Baxter's advice, he opens up to his students about coming from a service background and before long he's transformed into Mr. Chips.
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At an excruciating meeting with parents who have lost children in school shootings, Donald Trump put forward a proposal he believed would help prevent massacres: Give teachers guns.
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His ability and style as a manager have come under excruciating scrutiny, as four separate investigative agencies pursue inquiries into possible wrongdoing on the part of his administration.
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Set in the king's bedchambers in Versailles and anchored by a poignant performance from Jean-Pierre Léaud, the movie focuses on the king's slow, excruciating death from gangrene.
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Julia Baird SYDNEY, Australia — In Dante's view, the unfortunate souls who dwell in purgatory may suffer excruciating pain, but the promise of their final destination is clear: paradise.
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But as those memories starts to dissipate like liquid through a sieve, he finds himself scrambling desperately to hold onto them, no matter how excruciating they may be.
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"The desperate sobbing of 10 Central American children, separated from their parents one day last week by immigration authorities at the border, makes for excruciating listening," ProPublica reports.
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There's a long, excruciating sequence in Amazon's Grand Prix Driver where the storied but troubled McLaren racing team takes delivery of their new Formula 1 engine from Honda.
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I had never been the one to end a long-term relationship and it's excruciating (which is not to make any comparison to how it was for her).
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" Andrew Watson, the Anglican bishop of Guildford, said he had once been beaten by Mr. Smyth in the garden shed and called the experience "violent, excruciating and shocking.
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Will every future Supreme Court or cabinet nominee, Republican or Democratic, be expected to account, in minute and excruciating detail, for his behavior and reputation as a teenager?
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For a player as tensely strung as Djokovic, as eager to be admired, it must have been excruciating to find himself at the center of an amorphous scandal.
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She told CNN that though excruciating, it gave her mental strength because she felt that she was taking action and had the power to at least refuse food.
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But by this time excruciating choices have been made, and the uncertain future of a student who chooses to leave the country gives the film an underlying sadness.
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"The deputy attorney general, backed by the attorney general of this administration, laid out in excruciating detail all of the protocols and rules that [Comey] broke," Clinton said.
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