The first time I fainted, I was eleven years old.
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He said he fainted as soon as he stepped out.
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Seven fainted, felt dizzy or experienced nausea after the scratch.
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The doctor initially thought that the boy had simply fainted.
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One woman reportedly fainted while onlookers ran from the scene.
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I was so happy that I fainted on the sand.
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He kept throwing grenades until he fainted from blood loss.
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Attendants stood ready to catch those who fainted in excitement.
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When she was finally reunited with her son, she fainted.
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He said he had fainted after weeks of intense work.
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He said he had fainted after weeks of intense work.
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When I was in college, I fainted while donating it.
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My panic attacks grew so intense I fainted several times.
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Breni was briefly hospitalized again that night after she fainted.
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He complained of a foul taste, fainted and died moments later.
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What I didn't say was that I had fainted from hunger.
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"The young lady heard the name Hillary Clinton, she immediately fainted."
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The boy started to cry and his mother fainted, they claim.
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She said a person fainted because the conditions were so bad.
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He fainted and is thought to have fallen down the stairs.
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Branch said the school told Reynolds that her son had fainted.
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Then one day at work, she fainted while helping a patient.
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The Victorian art critic John Ruskin nearly fainted outside San Rocco.
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One old acquaintance almost fainted when he walked up to her.
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I awoke from this procedure in such excruciating pain I fainted.
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There were calls for blankets, and an elderly man nearly fainted.
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She had nearly fainted walking around after spending time in bed.
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The man fainted, yet protesters refused to give access to medics.
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Someone recently fainted and it was hard to wake him up.
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"The last time I had them, I fainted—I'm so pain-averse."
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Though the boy fainted, he was defibrillated and resuscitated when help arrived.
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My face, I understood, was so disturbing that he had nearly fainted.
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It said Mursi had fainted after a court session and died afterwards.
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When he realized his wife was a victim, he fainted, Lev said.
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He appeared in court on Friday but fainted before proceedings could begin.
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Williams explains that she got too hot in her costume and fainted.
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Several viewers fainted and others vomited during a Toronto screening of Raw.
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George W.H. Bush vomited and fainted at a State dinner in 28503.
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Sending my love to those 4 people who fainted in the audience.
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He fainted during a reading of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
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Her young son James nearly fainted when a canister landed near him.
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On the verge of carbon dioxide poisoning, many crew members had fainted.
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We're told he fainted and tumbled to the bottom of the staircase.
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When we fainted they gave us electric shocks to bring us back.
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Once, during his first year of training, my dad fainted from exhaustion.
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He said he was having heart palpitations, and he had nearly fainted.
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Some fainted on their couches, others became Tyler Collins fans for life.
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The teenager ran in that direction and fainted from loss of blood.
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Four years ago, Clinton fainted, hit her head and suffered a concussion.
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No one fainted or died, so The Exorcist has it beat there.
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I would have fainted if I merely saw their skin in daylight.
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When I saw the show, no one screamed or fainted or vomited.
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She says she fainted when she heard the news of her granddaughter's death.
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"I fainted one time in the gym," said the 51-year-old trainer.
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We only went to hospitals and doctors when we fainted or began hemorrhaging.
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The last time I almost fainted came at the most embarrassing moment possible.
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" He added, "He fainted and is thought to have fallen down the stairs.
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But after Clinton — who was later diagnosed with pneumonia — fainted during a Sept.
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Not sure who it was, but someone fainted on stage after Cardi's speech.
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"I felt that my face was burning, and my baby fainted," Milla said.
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I actually nearly fainted with the might and the beauty of the sound.
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A woman fainted when she recounted how floodwaters had swept her house away.
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Official records showed Mr. Cash fainted twice on Wednesday at about 28,779 feet.
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Weak and sick from no food for nearly 24 hours, several passengers fainted.
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When his symptoms worsened, he fainted and was rushed back to the hospital.
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She fainted, was taken to a hospital and somehow lost her party card.
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A few days after one of their fights about it, Fanny fainted again.
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Had he known the deeper history of square dancing, he might have fainted.
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We're told the woman may have been diabetic and fainted in the crosswalk.
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"Old men who were with us fainted because of the smoke," he said.
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When he came towards me and introduced himself as Stanley Kubrick, I nearly fainted.
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"Sending my love to those 4 people who fainted in the audience," she tweeted.
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The last time she traveled to my office, she fainted on the Bx19 bus.
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" The rep added: "He fainted and is thought to have fallen down the stairs.
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I have a scar on my nose right now because I fainted from exhaustion.
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One chilly morning on her way to work, she fainted at the bus stop.
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According to the Post, at least one person at the New York debut fainted.
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When she heard she got the job, "I almost fainted," Simonyan told me recently.
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He later said he was exhausted and had fainted after weeks of intense work.
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When my dermatologist used the c-word, I just about fainted in his office.
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Mr. Milken fainted outside the courtroom after she imposed a 10-year prison term.
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She told the jury that she blacked out and fainted after the alleged attack.
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It was mid-February, and I had fainted after a long day of work.
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But the second he recognized it was his wife on the ground, he fainted.
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Dayton fainted at an event last year, which his staff attributed to overheating and dehydration.
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Contestant Lauren O'Connell fainted while participating in the individual immunity challenge on Wednesday night's episode.
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The diagnosis followed an incident in which Williams fainted on her show in November 2017.
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Wilde also tweeted well wishes back in May after four people fainted during the show.
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I couldn't feel my legs; had he said "Boo!" to me I would have fainted.
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Not fainted, but his head was to the side and he couldn't get over it.
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Other students fainted or suffered broken bones and concussion and are being treated in hospital.
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In the episode, Alfonso Ribeiro's character Carlton was so excited to see Trump, he fainted.
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"I held him tight, crying and screaming in joy and I fainted afterwards," she said.
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She was so weak, that she actually fainted onto Cryer while they were dancing together.
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And Biles jokingly fainted when the actor leaned in for a kiss on the cheek.
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Then I fainted and he came down to help me and then I became revived.
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Cortez's defense argued she fainted while giving birth and had no control of her actions.
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" Years later, she saw him at an industry event and, she said, "I almost fainted.
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One man slashed Siska's breasts; she had fainted the minute his blade touched her skin.
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When I showed my boyfriend my personal accounts at that particular bank, he nearly fainted.
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Komape's mother fainted when she saw his hand sticking out from a mound of feces.
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I fainted for a moment when Trump hailed himself as a leader of women's empowerment.
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He then heads down to the clinic where the Malaysian health minister said he later fainted.
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In the mayhem, children were separated from their mothers and many fainted from heat and exhaustion.
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Recently, she fainted in her bathtub despite taking very cautious measures to ensure it wouldn't happen.
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After he left I looked at myself and I just fell on the floor—I fainted.
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We were in the clinic's elevator on the way to a blood transfusion, and I fainted.
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People like Miotła, who have fainted twice because of her death anxiety, are not so lucky.
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At least one of the men who fainted was lifted and carried out on a stretcher.
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He fainted after a long Lower house vote on a landmark labor reform late on Wednesday.
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Kim sought help nearby, but by the time he arrived at the airport clinic he fainted.
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I once fainted in the OR. I was still fit to operate once I felt better.
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I mean, Hillary was a terrible candidate, and she never traveled to Wisconsin and she fainted.
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One of them told me she actually fainted during the procedure because she felt so anxious.
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Some of them insinuated it would constitute a legal risk if I fainted from the heat.
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The show had to be stopped twice to help two girls who fainted in the pit.
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Donald Cash, from Sandy, Utah, fainted Wednesday after reaching the summit and could not be revived.
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Mr. Cash, 54, of Sandy, Utah, fainted after reaching the summit and could not be revived.
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Dr. Taavoni discovered that her hypertension medications were causing such low blood pressure that she fainted.
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One day, when he was 25, he fainted in a salon while highlighting a client's hair.
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A marine guard who tried to confront the gunman fainted in panic and dropped his gun.
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She fainted more than once in the vehicle that drove her to the Boko Haram camp.
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As he rode in the trailer with about 45 other migrants, some hallucinated, fainted or vomited.
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"I know they're putting out nothing, but he's recovering, he's really good, he fainted, exhaustion," Tyler continued.
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"When they found it inside, lodged in a seat, I almost fainted," bus driver Robert McDonald recalled.
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In October 2017 during her Halloween episode, Williams — dressed as the Statue of Liberty — fainted on-air.
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"Sending my love to those 4 people who fainted in the audience," she wrote in a tweet.
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Pipkins fainted, attorney Ben Crump said, and was sent to a hospital, where she was being evaluated.
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She appears to have fainted at a ceremony marking the 85033th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
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Kim immediately sought help at a service counter, but while waiting at the airport clinic he fainted.
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She became dehydrated, fainted and fell at her home in Washington, striking her head in the process.
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According to a local newspaper report, he told her, "Keep this object carefully," and she immediately fainted.
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"When the doctor told us [it was twins], my husband fainted, which was just classic," she recalled.
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My wife once talked me into running a mile, and I nearly fainted at the finish line.
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As of Sunday night he had fainted, but is still breathing, India's Deccan Chronicle news agency reported.
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On that climb, several riders — including Leonardo Chacón, an Olympic triathlete from Costa Rica — fainted from exhaustion.
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Her uncle, Miguel Ángel Pimienta, had fainted with exhaustion as he waited for news on Wednesday morning.
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"I woke up, but I'm not sure if I fainted, blacked out or fell asleep," she said.
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Russian news agencies said the ambassador's wife fainted and was hospitalized after learning of her husband's death.
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She felt well enough to go to work, and that's where she was when she nearly fainted.
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According to Russian news agencies, his wife fainted and was hospitalized after being informed of his death.
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That's probably because there have been multiple instances of Amazon warehouses getting so hot its employees fainted.
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Wendy Williams fainted in the middle of her show Tuesday morning ... and it happened live on the air.
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Barakat's older sister, Dr. Suzanne Barakat, fainted in the courtroom as the video was played, the AP reported.
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If someone near the front had fainted or begun speaking in tongues, it wouldn't have been particularly surprising.
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On October 19, 2016, Jessica Pell fainted and hit her head on a nearby table, cutting her ear.
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After the supposed shooting, Grace fainted and does not remember anything that happened for quite some time afterwards.
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Former interim head of the Democratic National Committee Donna Brazile revealed that after Hillary Clinton fainted on Sept.
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The Daily Telegraph in Britain, citing a passenger on the flight, reported that one crew member had fainted.
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Models broke heels, fainted, and the media (poor souls) had to board buses to reach the sweltering showcase.
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When he was 15, he remembers being with a friend at a mosque when a nearby woman fainted.
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Jennifer Branch, an attorney for Gabriel's mother, Cornelia Reynolds, said the school told Reynolds her son had fainted.
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Fornabaio's attorney tells us Anthony fainted during the show, and his wife called to event staffers for help.
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Then I fainted and collapsed on the floor, which caused the room door to slam in his face.
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"It is not true that Miss Rankin wept, fainted or had to be carried from her seat," Mrs.
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So many people showed up at a 2014 appearance in Mexico City that some fainted from heat exposure.
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The worst thing that happened was, when alerted to my growing fatigue, I hammered nails until I fainted.
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Sometimes the experimentation went too far: Ms. Fanning reportedly fainted because of a too-tight Prada corset dress.
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Once the plane landed in Atlanta, Kelea Edgar Nevis, 224, texted journalists in real time whenever someone fainted.
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The lineup ensured that if anyone elderly fainted and blocked the tiny tunnel, there'd be fewer stuck behind.
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She testified that she confronted him, telling him she had blacked out and fainted after the alleged attack.
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O Globo reports that Ribeiro fainted during the game, before being rushed to a local hospital by ambulance.
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This is, of course, not a laughing matter: I know a handful of people personally who have fainted underground.
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Egyptian state media said Morsi fainted during a session of an ongoing trial, in which he was a defendant.
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It was triggered by false rumours that schoolchildren outside Peshawar had fainted, vomited or even died after taking drops.
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One man fainted, and the others persuaded the police to let him go to a hospital down the road.
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Hillary Clinton fainted at a 9/11 ceremony midday Sunday, prompting the usual wild speculation about her health status.
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I've had panic attacks where I literally couldn't drive my car; one time I fainted on the bathroom floor.
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"We can confirm that during the Queen's birthday parade today a small number of soldiers fainted," the spokeswoman said.
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U.S. Air Force General James Martin (age 22019) fainted during a Pentagon press briefing in February of this year.
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"When we started on Monday, walking through the galleries, I almost fainted, thinking this is overwhelming," Mr. Frischer said.
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"We called the Ranger station right away, and just before they arrived, she had basically fainted," Mr. Lam said.
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The first time she was given an insulin shot, she stopped breathing, fainted and was rushed to the hospital.
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Mr. Cash was traveling with Sherpa guides from Pioneer Adventures, the organization said, and fainted from high-altitude sickness.
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The Post said she considered replacing Clinton with then-Vice President Joe Biden after Clinton fainted in September 2016.
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If he had fainted, I would have had to do, like, CPR, and you would have just stood there.
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When he droned on for so long that one of them fainted, he didn't look terribly big-hearted either.
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Shawn Johnson East's husband, Andrew East, recently made a trip to the hospital after he fainted during a workout.
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While performing for World War II soldiers one night, she fainted in the wings and was hospitalized for pneumonia.
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He nearly fainted last spring after walking down the block to visit a neighbor in his New Jersey suburb.
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Some migrants said the man had fainted as he left his tent and was then hit by the van.
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In fact, eventually, so did Wally, who finally fainted after singing the entire chorus of The Mikado, in Spanish.
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She fainted, she was a terrible candidate, she didn&apost go to Wisconsin, and she called half the country deplorable.
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Local newspapers said Avon police released the man after they realized their mistake, but he fainted and needed hospital treatment.
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Family members, relatives, and villagers broke down when her body was returned to her home, and her two brothers fainted.
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Clinton fainted while attending an outdoor ceremony in New York City marking the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
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I don't know how long I remained in the small box, I think I may have slept or maybe fainted.
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Her family alleged in their complaint that Oswell began slurring her speech and fainted, later vomiting and defecating over herself.
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"I fainted as I was walking with my sick children to the hospital," the 39-year-old mother tells CNN.
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At a Reno, Nevada, rally, the GOP presidential frontrunner completely stopped his speech after a woman in the crowd fainted.
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In Industrial Era trade shows people fainted from the excitement of electricity; today they use electricity to joke about fainting.
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But then a handful of folks in the audience legitimately fainted during the screening, which is, you know, clinically insane.
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The ambulance trip we took in the middle of night after my younger son, Joe, held his breath and fainted.
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Mr. Trudeau's remarks were interrupted when two cadets standing at attention behind the prime minister fainted during Friday's ceremony. Sgt.
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Struggling to feed herself and her child, she fainted when she walked into the hospital where Antonella is slowly dying.
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Gail: When you said "better even than Antonin Scalia," the people hopping up and down clutched their hearts and fainted.
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I've fainted when getting my blood drawn before, and I worried that these needles would bring on the same reaction.
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School officials allegedly did not call 911 over the incident and lied to Taye's mother, saying the boy had fainted.
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My friend Alexandra, who accompanied me, waited until our return home to confide that she had fainted during her biopsy.
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A security guard at the building told CNN he and his supervisor were called to the restaurant when Stern fainted.
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The actress reportedly fainted at a dinner party on Monday night, and it was all because of what she was wearing.
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In 2014, a ball boy and player fainted during a match, and organizers were criticized for allowing the tournament to continue.
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His mother said she fainted when she heard the news that her daughters had to carry her to see her son.
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Four audience members once fainted, and even the cast, including Wilde herself, has suffered some shocking injuries due to the performance.
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Carey's hospitalization became public because, as she said in later interviews, her mother called 911 after she fainted in her house.
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Wendy Williams had a scary Halloween on Tuesday when she fainted during a live broadcast of her self-titled talk show.
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Meza said one of her sons almost fainted from the tear gas, but recovered after she threw water on his face.
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First aid volunteers rushed to the scene as some protesters fainted as temperatures hovered around 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit).
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As soon as the LGBT refugees got out, some headed for the hospital to check on the friend who had fainted.
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A few people screamed when Ernest lumbered in; one man fainted, unable to bear such a close encounter with the afterlife.
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She came down with a severe fever, experienced dizzy spells fainted, and even found a blood clot while in the shower.
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You could see Hillary Clinton, this is where she fainted because of pneumonia, leaving the event, the ceremony at Ground Zero.
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The tabloid Super Express said on Friday that Olszewski had fainted at home several days ago and was taken to hospital.
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Police cars held position in front and behind their convoy and gave them no food or breaks until a woman fainted.
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On Friday an RAF serviceman fainted and was carried away by paramedics at St. Paul's Cathedral shortly before the Queen arrived.
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Paramedics had to enter the plane and remove passengers who had fainted due to the heat with the broken air-conditioning.
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I almost fainted at some point from all the smoke, and it was very difficult, my friend, it was so difficult.
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In 2012, reportedly while battling a stomach virus, Clinton fainted, hit her head, resulting in a concussion and brain blood clot.
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In 2011 he fainted during a gig in Pittsburgh, and in 2002 he was hospitalized after collapsing at London's Wembley Arena.
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It's not yet clear how the boy fainted in the knee-deep water, where many other people were singing and dancing.
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"I screamed, I wept, I may even have fainted," she was quoted as saying in "Operation Susannah" (1978), by Aviezer Golan.
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She nearly fainted when she saw Beatrice Dalle emerge on the set of "Trouble Every Day" in her wardrobe and makeup.
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We're told he had already gone to the kitchen, and was on his way back upstairs when he fainted and tumbled.
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When her husband was nominated as the Democratic party candidate in 1852, she is said to have fainted hearing the news.
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If a Pokémon fainted, he would consider it "dead" and release it back into the wild, never to be seen again.
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After scaling Everest, he initially fainted at the summit, according to Pioneer Adventures, a company that organizes trips on the mountain.
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He was released but was taken again to the hospital, where employees were unable to revive him after he had fainted.
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When officials told him that he was going to be detained and deported, Mr. Ragbir fainted, his wife, Amy Gottlieb, said.
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She fainted from the pain and heat, so her daughter ran ahead and flagged down police officers who called for help.
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A particularly poetic image shows a young girl looking at a Hamdawa devotee who had fainted after going into a trance.
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She can only speak in a whisper—and fainted away twice this morning on poor Arthur's trying to suppress a cough.
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Her health has made headlines in recent months after she fainted on-air during an October 31 episode of her show.
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When Muzaffar fainted, he said, a soldier attached electrodes to his legs and stomach and jolted him with an electrical current.
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The full name of this woman, who allegedly fainted upon receiving the ear, has been a mystery for nearly 130 years.
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Donald Lynn Cash, 55 of Sandy, Utah, fainted due to high altitude sickness after reaching Everest's summit, according to Pioneer Adventure Pvt.
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In that case, the woman felt so unwell that she went to vomit in the bathroom, and after being sick, she fainted.
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He fainted while speaking at a rally in June 2001 and injured himself when he fell after a speech in late 2004.
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After Shikharam's death, the park released a statement saying he had simply fainted and fallen off a bench after an uneventful week.
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And when Aquaman and Mera entered the sprawling, psychedelically colored city of Atlantis, my inner 13-year-old nearly fainted from excitement.
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As the network reported, she once fainted at a field hockey game because she didn't have any food to eat all day.
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Her lawyer, Bertha Deleon, says she felt a spasm, looked down to see a dead fetus, fainted and woke up in hospital.
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Grady fainted, her bruised body seizing as she and Phillips waited for an ambulance to take her to Conway Regional Medical Center.
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Several team members tried to climb into the crevice to help her, but were unable to do so, even as Dumbre fainted.
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About a week later, aides revealed that Clinton had also sustained a concussion after she became dehydrated and fainted in her home.
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He first announced that plan in the summer in front of a phalanx of bobbies, one of whom fainted in the heat.
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An Australian man on his third-ever flying lesson was forced to land the plane after his instructor fainted next to him.
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After the woman finally arrived in the United States, she said she fainted from exhaustion after walking for hours alongside a highway.
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"When I told the Customs man who the principal was, he almost fainted," the waiting executive, Eugene Swanzey, reported the next morning.
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But the marine guard with the gun fainted when Mr. Rezgui tossed a grenade at him (the grenade did not go off).
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"I tried to escape with a friend but she fainted as we ran away from the gunshots," one woman told KTN News.
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Clinton, who found her campaign derailed by conspiracy theories about her physical fitness after she fainted at a 9/11 memorial ceremony.
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It'll either be damaged or "fainted;" in either case, there are common items (like potions) that will revive and heal the little guy.
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She allegedly told officers that she fainted in the bathtub, and when she came to, the baby was face down and not breathing.
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His final moments would have been "painful," he said, adding that he fainted in a clinic and died in the ambulance during evacuation.
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The last time I fainted was, somehow, more embarrassing than the time I smashed headfirst into a classroom full of deaf fifth graders.
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The day before the event, the former 'TUF' finalist fainted on his way to the scale and was transported to a local hospital.
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When Julia Ducournau's debut feature, Raw, debuted at TIFF in September 2016, it caused a real stir — people supposedly fainted at one screening.
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Later in the day, one enthusiast almost fainted and had to lie on the floor, feet up in the air, after his procedure.
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According to the police report, she initially said she had taken a bath with him, and that she had fainted in the bathtub.
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When a rescue worker came to tell her they were still searching, she fainted and had to be carried away on a stretcher.
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The paper claims that new members fainted, and the rest of the girls, including the two contestants, cried together in the dressing room.
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If any of you felt weird after this week's solar eclipse it's probably because the sun fainted when Jarrett Allen smiled at it.
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According to Fox, a witness claims Clinton fainted, her knees buckled and she lost a shoe as she was helped in the vehicle.
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A man who fainted in the subway and plummeted to the tracks was rescued by strangers who leaped down to lift him out.
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He last fell ill at the 2018 World Cup in Russia, where he fainted in an executive box while watching Argentina play Nigeria.
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"Someone fainted and they locked us in a room using a huge chain and deadbolt," said Hankin, who's still waiting at the airport.
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Naulls was unaccustomed to Auerbach's grueling preseason drills, preparing his team for its fast-break offense, and he fainted during his first workout.
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Jury members fainted, experienced dizziness and stomach problems, and lost sleep, said Louise Corcoran, a juror who is a teacher from West Islip.
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She joked that someone should check on her mother who had likely fainted after hearing the news that she is now co-anchor.
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A little backstory: About six weeks prior to this day I was in Los Angeles and I fainted in the middle of a workout.
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A migrant is carried after she fainted while waiting to apply for asylum in Mexico at a checkpoint in Ciudad Hidalgo on Oct. 20.
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Egyptian state media said that Morsi, 67, fainted during a session of an ongoing trial, one of several in which he was a defendant.
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"Tonight, Governor Dayton briefly fainted after speaking for about 2017 minutes," his chief of staff, Jaime Tincher, said in a statement released on Twitter.
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Sure, it was kind of awkward when I fainted, and wasn't exactly smooth sailing any other time I've had sex in the shower, tbh.
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The beating was so severe that Risha's 11-year-old friend fainted as Alamo's followers continued to paddle his bruised, bloody, and unconscious body.
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Then, in December 2012, Clinton suffered a stomach virus after traveling and fainted, which caused her to suffer a concussion, according to Bardack's report.
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Their blood pressure only shifted minimally and none of them fainted or experienced dizziness after landing and performing activities over a 24-hour period.
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The photo comes just days after Biles nearly fainted when Efron flew all the way to Rio to surprise her and the Final Five.
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The BBC reported that at least five people have fainted while taking in the graphic play, which features scenes of rape, torture and dismemberment.
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He last fell ill at the 2018 World Cup in Russia, where he was fainted in an executive box at the Argentina-Nigeria game.
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Her lover, Herbert Langer, was powerless to help (he had fainted when he learned of her arrest), even though he sat on the Aeltestenrat.
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While en route to a camp near Hillary Step, Mr. Cash fainted once more and his attending Sherpa guides were unable to revive him.
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Mr. Ng, who suffers from lung cancer, said he fainted from the pain and woke up to the police dropping him on the ground.
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At a state dinner in Tokyo hosted by Kiichi Miyazawa, the Japanese prime minister, Mr. Bush turned white, vomited on his host and fainted.
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Apparently, somewhere down the line, Grandma Nancy and her mother, Liza Lee, were reunited at a picnic and Liza was so overwhelmed she fainted.
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Time dragged, my feet ached something chronic, and on one particularly hot day I almost fainted and had to be revived by the local greengrocer.
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The bride hadn't eaten, and they were taking pictures outdoors and I was standing next to her and she fainted and I brought her back.
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Twice in the past nine months, I lost so much blood during my period that I fainted in restaurants, waking up afterward on the floor.
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I hadn't, but they hardly believed me when I told them I'd fainted due to a fear of the concert hall caving in on me.
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Others fainted, their own bodies apparently deciding that the only way to deal with the smell was to slip into the sweet embrace of unconsciousness.
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In that instance, he fainted on the sidelines after he suffered a transient ischemic attack, or a mini-stroke, and spent two nights in hospital.
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Xiong also recalled how his brother started foaming at the mouth and had fainted, but no one at the Internet cafe came to his aid.
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That story went viral in late August, then took on a life of its own after Clinton fainted from pneumonia and dehydration at a Sept.
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She came to, but fainted several more times and was then driven to the hospital by her daughter Lauryn "Pumpkin Shannon", 16, her rep says.
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Wendy Williams explains fainting on-air The talk-show host fainted on live TV while dressed as the Statue of Liberty for a Halloween episode.
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In a statement, the Interior Ministry said the young man had fainted after reaching the police station and died despite officers' efforts to revive him.
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During the court session, two of the accused fainted, said Kizza Besigye, an opposition leader, who said he helped to resuscitate one of the men.
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Harry has an incongruous fear of needles and medical equipment, so much so that he fainted when undoing his bandage after a successful shoulder procedure.
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I took him out one time before going to the vet's and he just stopped, had a bowel movement, and fainted, foaming at the mouth.
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As a guest juror at a university architecture department, I once watched in horror as a student fainted from lack of sleep during her presentation.
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I fainted on a whiskey distillery tour when the temperature inside the building was over 90 F. I got woozy grocery shopping on the weekends.
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Quote: "I tried to escape with a friend but she fainted as we ran away from the gunshots," one woman told a Kenyan television station.
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Upon learning that, at least five women at the base became physically ill, and some fainted, according to mental health care providers supporting the relatives.
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Power cables swayed in Davao city, the home town of President Rodrigo Duterte, where people rushed to open spaces, and some fainted out of fear.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota quickly running through her agenda after a joke about an event where people fainted during long political speeches got modest laughter.
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"When I heard he was going on his own down there, I almost fainted," Fred Bailey, Stevenson's cousin and a retired Philadelphia police detective, said.
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With my camera poised and rolling, he tells me that he recently fainted at a concert in St Petersburg because he hadn't been eating enough.
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The stand-up comedian was nearing the end of her Laugh Your Head Off world tour engagement at Dublin's Vicar Street theater when she fainted onstage.
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"No air conditioning for the whole day, because it's bad for the vocal chords," he explained, adding Questlove "almost" fainted when she walked onto their set.
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She came to but fainted several more times and was then driven to the hospital by her daughter Lauryn "Pumpkin Shannon," 16, her rep told PEOPLE.
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Cordelia was so impacted by his presence — and the sight of her lost students — that she fainted when they walked towards her outside of the compound.
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Some elderly people fainted," Eiffel Tower union representative Denis Vavassori told the AP. "We are exhausted and we do not want to relive that in August.
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According to the Guardian, one woman fainted during the event, which the men staged on the eve of the anniversary of the 7/7 London bombings.
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Audience participation If you're going to see "1984" on Broadway, you definitely won't be bored, since audiences have fainted, vomited and screamed at its torture scenes.
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"Tonight, Governor Dayton briefly fainted after speaking for about 40 minutes," his chief of staff, Jaime Tincher, said Monday night in a statement released on Twitter.
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He had a kid come up onstage with him and was in the middle of his track, "Loyal," when the kid all of a sudden fainted.
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Clinton is under the care of a physician and had a thorough work-up when she fainted in 2202 and a documented annual exam in 2628.
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Half an hour after his arrival in New York, he had met an old friend who had stared at him, choked, and then fainted dead away.
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On the morning of April 15th at five minutes to nine, Miss Jordan, the head stenographer, fainted from excitement into the arms of my junior partner.
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The funeral van to return Ms. Hussaini's body to Shahristan was delayed after her sister fainted in grief and had to be brought to a doctor.
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So when I fainted, and being a funeral director who thinks every time I get a cold it's possibly cancer, I thought: this could be it.
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He was riding a hoverboard next to his wife, Kelly, and 7-year-old son Cohen, who were on bikes, when he fainted, possibly because of dehydration.
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Still, the watch didn't detect a fall (or much of anything) when I fainted in a doctor's office after sitting up too fast during an outpatient procedure.
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The trip to Windsor almost proved too much for one tough White House staffer who was so overwhelmed at meeting the queen she almost fainted, Obama recounted.
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The next day she fainted in the middle of the cafeteria and was finally taken to an OB-GYN at Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center hours later.
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Ten patients have fainted because the battery-drained devices did not provide needed pacing therapy, while 37 patients have reported dizziness from the lack of pacing therapy.
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In those cases, it's pretty easy to look back on your day and figure out why you fainted (and how to prevent it in the future). 2.
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More than a year has passed since the last time I fainted, and, frankly, the threat of total bodily collapse just isn't the motivator it once was.
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In both stagings, people panicked and ran for the door, while one woman even fainted, as Trollstation's fifth member filmed the other four engaged in the hijinks.
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Stills from the clip were later exhibited at PS703 in New York, where people fainted at the sight of Feilding sanguinely drilling into her own bleeding head.
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This past month the episodes increased in frequency: every day, every meal, sometimes multiple times per meal — until one day I actually fainted on the kitchen floor.
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Mr. Ragbir, an immigrant from Trinidad and Tobago fighting deportation, had fainted during a meeting with immigration officials after they told him he was to be detained.
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Hillary Clinton also released her medical records on Wednesday in an attempt to quiet speculation about her health following an incident on Sunday where she nearly fainted.
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Anyway, this time around we're told a handful of customers nearly fainted when FES handed them their food, and some even chatted him up about his music.
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Years ago, she says, she fainted from exhaustion while sitting at her desk, which cracked her cheekbone and forced her to get five stitches in her eye.
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Officials have declared the June 14 death of a 6-year-old Bronx boy who fainted while on the lunch line at school a homicide, PEOPLE confirms.
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"We had to wait for over an hour and a woman in front of me with a baby fainted," recalled Amelia Walker, who was traveling to Paris.
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" In the vestibule, her daughter Shevan Stewart, who lived on the first floor of the building, fainted, then woke up shouting, "The fire, the fire, the fire!
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Wendy Williams marked the one-year anniversary of when she fainted on-air during her show on Wednesday — and she went with a less restrictive costume this year.
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Narongsak Osatanakorn, however, later said the incident was a misunderstanding, and all that had happened was that a worker had fainted from exhaustion after long hours without eating.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama took a minute during his Friday news conference to offer up White House medial services to an individual who appeared to have fainted.
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"This morning she was in pain while having breakfast and fainted," Garcia, 32, wrote in a post on September 2 after his wife was taken to the hospital.
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Call in Olivia Pope & Associates, 'cause someone's going to have to clean up the thousands of Olitz and Olake fans who just fainted in front of their screens.
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Virgin Atlantic passengers fainted on a sweltering plane that was ultimately cancelled - before their replacement flight was diverted to the wrong country in a string of nightmare delays.
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Vidal's charred remains were found in a blackened "hellscape," as one relative described it -- a scene so otherworldly, and so seemingly unnecessary, that one firefighter, Vidal's nephew, fainted.
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Throughout most of the game, I only ever even fainted when I was goofing off and trying a new weapon that I didn't really know how to use.
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Hillary Clinton fainted, or didn't faint, at a 212/2000 memorial event in 27, giving the Internet a chance to speculate about her health and fitness for office.
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It seemed for a moment that she had fainted, but she was taken to a hospital, and it was later learned that she had suffered a heart attack.
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Azza al-Masri, a media researcher also injured on Wednesday, said one woman had fainted and another was having memory and vision problems after police beat them up.
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Sciorra told jurors that she saw Weinstein several weeks later at a dinner where she tried to confront him and told him she fainted during the alleged attack.
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Carolyn Maloney of Manhattan "is feeling better and is in good spirits," an aide said, after the 14-term Congress member appeared to have fainted at an event.
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Soon they were a couple, and then Kelly was born, and her father, who fainted with anxiety in the birthing room, adored her, and she adored him back.
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A defense ministry statement on Sunday said Acosta fainted at the start of the tribunal hearing and was transferred to a military hospital, without offering any further details.
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At least 20 women held at an immigrant detention center in San Diego fainted or vomited after a floor-stripping chemical overwhelmed a unit, forcing an evacuation Friday night.
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Forever boasting of his bravery, Ali was scared of flying, shy around girls when he was young—he fainted after trying to kiss one—and nervous before his fights.
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After being found on the floor by the assistant principal then the school nurse, the third-grader's mother was contacted and she was informed that she son had fainted.
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A defense ministry statement at the time said Acosta fainted at the start of the tribunal hearing and was transferred to a military hospital, without offering any further details.
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"I was holding my child pretty much like my child had fainted from the gas," said Jessica, a migrant from Honduras who daughter was overwhelmed by the tear gas.
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That autumn I could not to stay awake more than a few hours at a time, and regularly fainted from exhaustion of after expending any excess amount of energy.
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Mr. Cash initially fainted at the summit because of high altitude sickness and was helped by Sherpa guides, according to Pioneer Adventures, a company that leads trips on Everest.
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One parent, surnamed Li, told Chinese state-run tabloid Global Times that he had received a call from the kindergarten on Wednesday that his child had vomited and fainted.
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In 1793, on his testimony, the Committee of Public Safety sent Madame du Barry to the Place de la Révolution, where she fainted on the way to the guillotine.
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The captain "fainted before standing trial and was subsequently taken to the Military Hospital" at the Fuerte Tiuna army base in Caracas, the Venezuelan Defense Ministry said in a statement.
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So the blue interior of the cake was a surprise for everyone at the party, including dear old dad, who promptly got so excited at the news that he fainted.
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You're leaving the house for the first time, you're making all-new friends, and everyone can forget the time you got too worked up during an AP test and fainted.
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Four days after Clinton semi-fainted at a 9/11 memorial, making personal health and fitness the week's Big Political Story, both candidates released medical information on Wednesday and—surprise!
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Donald Trump mocked the league's player safety procedures at a campaign stop in Florida last week, when a woman in the audience attendance fainted and then returned to the crowd.
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Seeking a 'Plan B' On Saturday, The Washington Post reported that Brazile considered pushing for the removal of Hillary Clinton from the 2016 ticket after the candidate fainted on Sept.
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By then, the inquest found, the officer who fainted had fled to the beach, and his colleague had taken off his uniform shirt to hide that he was an officer.
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Sources told CNN afterward that Clinton fainted and her doctor issued a statement on Sunday afternoon saying that the Democratic nominee was diagnosed with pneumonia during a check up on Friday.
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Clinton has suffers from post-traumatic 'dysphasia' The bulk of the most prominent healther conspiracies center on Clinton's December 2012 concussion, suffered after she fainted while sick with a stomach virus.
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In a separate video, Cardi walked her fans through the panic she went through after being told her husband had fainted, while simultaneously showing off the interior of her new vehicle.
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That same day, American mountaineer Donald Lynn Cash, 55, of Sandy, Utah died after he fainted due to altitude sickness, a Nepalese expedition company said in a statement obtained by CNN.
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Now, I've never been to a crime scene before, so I didn't know what fingerprinting would entail – I opened the door and I almost fainted because the whole house was black.
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Members of the U.S. Army Honor Guard did NOT leave their fellow soldier hanging after he fainted and face-planted at President Obama's farewell ceremony ... they were just following procedure. Maj.
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Buzarnescu even stopped in her tracks midway through the seventh game of the second set to hand over a bottle of water to a spectator who had fainted in the stands.
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BuzzFeed News reporter Lissandra Villa described it as a packed event that drew an audience of 200 guests, creating a "toasty" room where at least one person seems to have fainted.
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Previously, Casa Redonda worked with Abramović on Terra Comunal – Marina Abramović + MAI, the artist's first major foray into Brazil, which one of our writers (allegedly) fainted while experiencing back in 2015.
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The 9-year-old kid who fainted onstage with Chris Brown but was fortunately scooped up by the singer before he fell says ... it all went down because he was starstruck!
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She stepped in several more times when another singer was unable to perform, including in June 19963, when Martina Arroyo, in the title role of "Aida," fainted after the first scene.
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She said she rushed out of the laundromat at the sound of sirens and fainted at the sight of one of her daughters being carried out of the building by firefighters.
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On Tuesday, the talk show host fainted during a live broadcast of her self-titled show — a collapse she told audiences occurred because she had "overheated" in her Statue of Liberty costume.
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I nearly fainted once, succumbed to "pedestrian rage" on a handful of occasions, and I constantly found myself forgetting things, wandering away from simple tasks that I was part way through doing.
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And yet, according to Bachelorette fan favorite Wells Adams (the curly-haired hipster who almost fainted doing the fireman challenge), Paradise is the place to go if you want to find love.
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I make my way to what at first glance appears to be a first aid recovery area for fainted fans but turns out to be a tattoo parlor with one common theme.
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"When the doctor told us [it was twins], my husband fainted, which was just classic," the then-mom-to-be said when announcing her pregnancy in an exclusive January interview with PEOPLE.
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Oswell, a nurse from the Midlands area, was flying home from Hawaii with her husband Cory on American Airlines Flight A102 when she began to feel "dizzy and disoriented" and ultimately fainted.
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The report said a 9-year-old was shot dead while standing on a balcony and a woman who was eight months pregnant fainted from inhaling teargas and was trampled to death.
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In fact, the whole affair was so overwhelming one member of the preview party actually fainted (although Motherboard suspects this may have been in part due to the temperature in the room)!
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Donald Lynn Cash, of Sandy, Utah, was descending the mountain on Wednesday when he suddenly fainted due to high altitude sickness after reaching the top of Everest, according to Pioneer Adventure Pvt.
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But on January 13, 2002, as he watched an NFL playoff game between the Dolphins and the Ravens, President Bush choked on a pretzel and fainted, hitting his head on the floor.
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The records show Giuffre had complained of irregular vaginal bleeding for three weeks; had fainted two days prior, falling and hitting her head; and had lost seven pounds in the past month.
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In September, he staged his presentation on Roosevelt Island, where some models fainted in the sunlight, and last February, he debuted his album "The Life of Pablo" together with Yeezy Season 3.
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"I don't want to die, not like this, dear God, please just let me see my children one last time," the 46-year-old recalled thinking to himself just before he fainted.
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On a Saturday in April 22019, months before she learned of the BSL-23 wastewater issue, Emmenegger fainted in the BSL-3 lab after working for many hours uninterrupted in the space.
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Psychiatrist Erich Lindemann looked into guilt that survivors experience alongside soldiers from World War II, including one man who was wracked with guilt after he fainted before he could save his wife.
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Remember when George W. Bush fainted alone while choking on a pretzel, and the country learned that Secret Service agents are generally not posted to the residential quarters of the White House?
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Wakefield's fiery wife, Carmel, refers to a recording that had surfaced of Wakefield talking about the party, where he joked that two of the children fainted, and one threw up over his mother.
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On Monday, 17-year-old Elyse Purefoy, a rising senior, was participating in summer training at Arabia Mountain High School when she fainted while running on the campus' track field, WSB-TV reported.
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Lindsey Nogueira, 26, Milford, Massachusetts A month after I turned 26 (and came off my parents' health insurance) I fainted at a metal show in Boston and was taken away in an ambulance.
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Boris Johnson's unofficial election campaign launch got off to a bad start on Thursday as he was berated by multiple people and a police officer almost fainted during his long-delayed campaign speech.
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He became a paratrooper in the war of 1956, and received one of the nation's highest awards for bravery after he rescued a man who'd fainted on a torpedo just before it exploded.
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Based on his understanding of the investigation, Mr. Ayad said, witnesses said Mr. Siddiqui asked a drill instructor several times to allow him to be treated for a swollen throat, and then fainted.
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She was the first child of her highly visible parents (they later had a son, Todd), and said in "Wishful Drinking" that, while her mother was under anesthetic delivering her, her father fainted.
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For example, a close friend who fainted in a restaurant woke up in a hospital and was abruptly told by an oncologist that she had lung cancer and only three months to live.
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After the woman got sick at work and fainted one evening, requiring her to be rushed to a hospital, she received little help from the agency in organizing follow-up treatment, she said.
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After Gabriel gathered the strength to leave his cell on Sunday to fill a cup with hot water for tea, he fainted on the way back and fell down a flight of stairs.
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The school did not call 911 and waited for more than an hour to call Reynolds, only to tell her that Gabriel had "fainted" and that his "vitals were fine," the lawsuit alleged.
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Pocahontas, Iowa (CNN)Ted Cruz was interrupted during a campaign event Thursday by a young woman who apparently fainted as he closed his remarks in a crowded, musty room at the local Pizza Ranch.
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After he fainted during a dialysis appointment, Heafner told his family that he was ready to forgo further treatment, even if it meant it would dramatically cut his survival outlook from weeks to days.
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She fainted onto the subway tracks, was fished out by Chris Noth — she hit the third rail and survived—and then bounced, to live in a cluttered antique shop in what is not Poughkeepsie.
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More than dozen workers on a cabbage farm south of Bakersfield, California, got sick on May 5th: 12 people reported nausea and vomiting, one person fainted, and one worker was taken to the hospital.
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PARIS — Some fainted in the scorching July heat on Sunday, and many more wept as Simone Veil's coffin was carried up to the Panthéon, France's burial place for some of its most illustrious citizens.
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The confusion arose because a worker at the Amish Market fainted after a co-worker opened a box filled with salad bowls in the basement, which also contained powder and liquid, Chief Aubry said.
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We attended the ecstatic Sunday service at the Tabernacle of Praise, where parishioners danced, sang and fainted in the aisles and Selma's energetic young mayor, the church's associate pastor, Darrio Melton, preached the sermon.
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He said he was diagnosed after he fainted at his job at a salon in Los Angeles when he was 25 years old, and he went to Planned Parenthood to diagnose his flulike symptoms.
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For instance, after Clinton fainted following the 9/11 ceremony in downtown Manhattan, Daou quickly ridiculed those who were questioning her health, tweeting that it was "too hot even for a stroll" in the city.
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The out of character performance was enough to prompt concern amongst fans who worried she was about to suffer another health emergency like when she fainted on-air in October 2017 or something more serious.
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In her forthcoming book, former DNC chairwoman Donna Brazile says she considered replacing Hillary Clinton with Joe Biden as Democratic presidential nominee after Clinton fainted in public in New York City in September of 2016.
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On Tuesday, the 53-year-old talk show host fainted during a live broadcast of her self-titled show — a collapse she told audiences occurred because she had "overheated" in her Statue of Liberty costume.
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A citizen of Trinidad and Tobago, Mr. Ragbir had been fighting deportation for more than a decade, and he fainted during a meeting with immigration officials after they told him he was to be detained.
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Her father said that Mr. Howell turned out to be instinctively helpful — carrying a stranger in his arms who had fainted in a restaurant, or seeking out Mr. Westmoreland's father, who has Alzheimers, at gatherings.
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On the night of March 7, 1996, as Mr. Ji was hurling sacks of coal off a train for his sister to gather up, he fainted from hunger and exhaustion and tumbled between two cars.
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But right before I fainted, I'd say this: you're an amazing, humble, successful woman who has only ever done what you wanted to do and you've never tried to sell yourself short for anybody else.
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"When I saw the figure of 22014,22 Bosnian marka (2000,210 euros or $203,220) and a warning that I would be detained unless I paid it, I fainted," said Bahira, who declined to give her real name.
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The 53-year-old daytime diva fainted live on her self-titled talk show Monday when she became overheated in her Halloween costume — but she returned right after the rushed commercial break to finish the broadcast.
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His announcement Thursday shocked and angered submariners' relatives, including some who fainted or needed medical attention upon hearing the news, Susana Alvarez, a friend of one of the missing officers, told state-run news agency Télam.
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Not long after, an extended heavy menstrual cycle left me feeling so ill and lightheaded that I almost fainted at work, alarming my co-worker Sue so much that she escorted me to an emergency room.
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Jang Song-thaek, widely considered the second-most powerful figure in the North, fainted during the ordeal, according to a new book published in South Korea that offers a rare glimpse into the secretive Pyongyang regime.
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A lawyer for Mr. Ragbir, an immigrant from Trinidad and Tobago who had been fighting deportation, said that he had fainted during a meeting with immigration officials after being told that he was to be detained.
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Seeing the new work for the first time, the curators were in awe; Ann Philbin, director of the Hammer Museum, said she nearly fainted when Bontecou revealed the huge, galaxy-like sculptures of porcelain and wire.
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The shows were not without incident: During a show in Valencia, Spain, in 2009, he fainted, and early in 2010 one segment of the tour had to be postponed when he suffered a lower back injury.
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Suyapa said on the morning of this photo, she fainted from exhaustion as she walked her 4-year-old to school, and woke up on the sidewalk with a crowd gathering and her son in a panic.
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On Tuesday, Wendy Williams had a scary Halloween when she fainted during a live broadcast of her self-titled talk show — a collapse she told audiences occurred because she had "overheated" in her Statue of Liberty costume.
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Fainting Spells (22017) by Sky Hopinka World Premiere, USA, 240 minutes This film tells the legend of the Xąwįska, or Indian Pipe Plant, a root used by the Ho-Chunk tribe to revive people who have fainted.
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Bronfman, 39, had dramatically fainted a day earlier at a hearing in Brooklyn federal court where Judge Nicholas Garaufis had been fuming about his previous lack of knowledge that Avenatti may have been acting at her lawyer.
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The conspiracy theories about Clinton's health all point back to a very real 2012 incident when the then secretary of state fainted and hit her head so badly it resulted in a concussion and a blood clot.
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Lillard leads late rally in Blazers' win over Heat MIAMI — The Miami Heat bench players, particularly Udonis Haslem, playfully acted as if they had fainted while watching a strong first-half shooting effort by teammate Wayne Ellington.
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As they prepared to perform in the Mayana Kollai festival in a fishing village in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, some of the dancers slipped into trances so deep it appeared they might have fainted.
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I recovered from the miscarriage, the doctors said my son merely had a vasovagal syncope episode (the doctors theorized that he fainted when I'd switched the bath water abruptly from hot to cold) and was otherwise healthy.
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In her affidavit, the assistant, whose name has been withheld by the Indian news media, said she fainted right before she was to appear in front of an employment committee for a hearing on her possible dismissal.
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"Some of the young men we collected blood from fainted because they had never had a needle stick in their life," said Dr. Vaughan, who is chairman of medicine at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.
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According to her testimony, when she was 16 years old, she fainted at school one day and was told by Sirumalani's female helpers that she was under the influence of an "evil spirit" and needed healing from Bapu.
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SHKODER, Albania (Reuters) - Albania's new Roman Catholic cardinal stuck to his faith even when his communist persecutors screwed handcuffs on so tight that he fainted from pain, or when they tried luring him into marriage to escape jail.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A stand-off in Thailand between investigators and a powerful Buddhist sect intensified on Thursday after its influential abbot failed to appear at a police station to answer graft charges because followers said he had fainted.
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The thing is, aside from one day during which I worked out too much and ate far too little and almost fainted (I didn't make that mistake again), I never once felt hungry or heard my tummy rumble.
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The other classmate, Ariane Laboy, who told detectives he did not yet realize his friend was being stabbed, stepped into the fracas, and Mr. Cedeno sliced him in the biceps, drawing so much blood that Mr. Laboy fainted.
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They cringed when George H.W. Bush checked his watch on stage; winced as Al Gore puffed his beefy frame behind Bush junior; and almost fainted as Trump did to Hillary Clinton whatever one calls that sort of thing.
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But it took several extreme situations, like the time I fainted due to exhaustion or had to pull my car over during a panic attack, before I finally woke up to the fact I needed to change my ways.
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I myself found that there was an intriguing quality to Simon, who seemed so quiet — something of a loner, as I was, and still am — and who had, without any explanation, fainted briefly and then revived with a smile.
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Moments later, her grandmother — Patricia Phillips, who had also fainted during early testimony about Garrett's death — made reference to Mr. Hillary's defense fund, which had been supported by friends and St. Lawrence alumni who believed him to be innocent.
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Joseph Kurian, a livestock farmer from Kottayam who visited the village recently, said he two years ago bought a goat that was sold as an Attapadi – but became aware he had been cheated when it fainted in the heat.
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Four months after she fainted on-air, the mom learned that she had hyperthyroidism and Graves' disease, an autoimmune disorder related to the thyroid that causes high blood pressure and eye protrusions, all while she was also going through menopause.
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Four months after she fainted on-air, the mom learned that she had hyperthyroidism and Graves' disease, an autoimmune disorder related to the thyroid that causes high blood pressure and eye protrusions, all while she was also going through menopause.
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The rapper was onstage for a gig at 1 OAK in WeHo in the early morning hours of Friday when we're told he fainted ... and video shows a couple of guys cradling him by his legs and shoulders as he shakes.
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" Williams — who wore a costume designed by Ceasar Galindo that included a green wig, sparkly crown, matching heels and long-sleeve sequin dress — fainted about 48 minutes into the broadcast, just as she was kicking off the "How You Doin'?
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His arm and leg were cut off: Ji made a living by stealing coal from freight trains and trading it for corn, but one night he fainted and fell between two cars, and his leg and arm were cut off.
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That attention has included stories about his purchase, for a whopping $2 million, of a single-copy album by the hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan, his heckling of Clinton outside her daughter's Manhattan apartment after she fainted last Sept.
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The Taiwanese-Canadian actor, best known for his role in the 2013 fantasy drama The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, was filming a game show called Chase Me when he suddenly fainted on the show's set in China, WWD reports.
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Acosta was taken to a military tribunal on June 28 but he fainted before the hearing could begin, the defense ministry said in a brief statement on Sunday, leading the judge in the case to transfer him to a military hospital.
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A New York Times investigation earlier this fall explained that in a rush to compete against Amazon, other retailers like Verizon have exploited warehouse workers, too many of whom have fainted or even experienced miscarriages while on the job due to grueling conditions.
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There's a very famous, very long-standing rumor that John Ruskin, England's leading art critic of the time, left his five-year marriage unconsummated as he fainted on his wedding night in 1848, allegedly at the sight of his new wife's pubic hair.
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Stephen Colbert on Tuesday took a long, hard look at "Lunghazi" — the name he gave to the "scandal" over Hillary Clinton hiding her pneumonia diagnosis until she stumbled and fainted on her way out of a public 9/11 event on Sunday.
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Former DNC leader Donna Brazile says she considered replacing 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton with then-Vice President Joe Biden after Clinton fainted in the closing weeks of the White House race, according to full review of Brazile's upcoming book published Saturday.
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While we await those details, take a look at what we already know about Clinton's previous illnesses: • December 2012: Clinton Suffers Concussion After Falling in Home While Clinton was serving as secretary of state, she fainted at home and suffered a concussion as a result.
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Sistine said her "heart skipped a beat" when Leonardo DiCaprio remembered meeting her through her parents at the Golden Globes this year, Scarlet "fainted a little" when she congratulated Ryan Gosling at the award show and Sophia got "really bumbly" when she met Ryan Reynolds.
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The star also included two additional self-portraits in the line-up; one from "the afternoon before I fainted at Met Ball," and another "from below in the producer's trailer of Camping," as well as images of Gracie Abrams, Tess Holliday and Angela Trimbur.
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Making matters worse, conspiracy theories have long circulated among her enemies on the right about the supposedly poor state of her health, triggered by an episode in 2012 in which she fainted, suffered a concussion, and was subsequently found to have a blood clot.
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For so long, no one seemed to care if models were forced into sexualized poses with people outside of their age bracket, if they worked more hours than they were legally supposed to (and fainted because of it), or if they died on the job.
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I myself got a knee in the face, so I fainted for a few minutes and when I came to, I saw that the policemen had bound the others together at the wrists with a plastic rope, and then they all stood in a line.
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SERANG, Indonesia — Lying on the floor against a gym bag full of clothes in a two-room shack in the West Java town of Serang, Saeni tried to explain how her life had been turned upside down, but she fainted before she could finish.
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However, the Argentine, who had problems throughout the match serving into the sun at the northern end of the court, broke again and took it in straight sets after a brief hold-up while officials helped a person who had fainted in the crowd.
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Mr. Viola, 60, a retired Army Ranger who owns the Florida Panthers hockey team, told the police that the man had pushed his wife as she tried to enter a restricted area to get water for a woman who had fainted, the report said.
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"Please don't scare me again you know I suffer from anxiety 😩😩😂LAMBTRUCK" In a separate video, Cardi walked her fans through the panic she went through after being told her husband had fainted, while simultaneously showing off the interior of her new vehicle.
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Afterward, adequate quantities of Indian food and Strongbow cider dulled the trauma of those moments, but that trip marked the beginning of years of similar episodes (including, last week, when I almost fainted on the subway while listening to a podcast host describe a toenail injury).
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Hillary Clinton gets herself into awkward situations with public relations: like how her team only told reporters she had come down with pneumonia after she briefly fainted at a public event, or how she very slowly warmed to apologizing for her use of a private email server.
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He had previously fainted during hearings, suffered diabetic comas, developed a condition in his left eye, and had back and neck pains from sleeping on the bare floor of his cell, according to statements from HRW citing Mursi's court testimony and the rights group's interviews with relatives.
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I know that I woke up, I'm not sure if I fainted or if I fell asleep or if I blacked out, but I woke up on the floor with my nightgown like kind of up and I didn't know if something else had happened, yeah.
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"Stay inside or perish" (2016) is elegant yet rife with trauma: The headless figure looks like a fainted aerialist, arched backwards in the air and supported by bands; she has fragmented glass bottles in place of shins, and metal bars, like prosthetics, root her into the ground.
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The navy's announcement last week that there was no chance of survival for the crew shocked and angered submariners' relatives, including some who fainted or needed medical attention upon hearing the news, Susana Alvarez, a friend of one of the missing officers, told state-run news agency Télam.
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The family of Mr. Siddiqui, who was 20, said in an interview in June that they did not believe the official explanation they were given about his death: that he had fainted, sought medical attention, and then jumped 40 feet to his death off a stairwell or balcony.
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Opinion UMUAKA, Nigeria — In August, under a bright blue sky and in front of 19973,500 worshipers, Bishop Gregory Ochiagha performed the first traditional Latin ordination in Nigeria since the vernacular liturgy was introduced after Vatican II. Near the end of the Mass, the 86-year-old bishop nearly fainted.
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Clare Bronfman, an heiress to the Seagram liquor fortune, fainted Wednesday in federal court in New York City after a judge asked if she was being secretly represented by embattled celebrity lawyer Michael Avenatti in a case where she is charged with money laundering and identity theft involving the alleged sex-cult NXIVM.
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When she came back to her native borough last week for an Evening of Conversation at the Bronx Defenders, a nonprofit organization on East 161st Street that provides attorneys for about half the indigent defendants in the Bronx, the executive director, Robin Steinberg, greeted her and nearly fainted to see her, live and in person.
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Republican presidential candidate Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE interrupted his rally Monday night to help an audience member who fainted during his speech.
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She rattles off details about the raid like she lived them herself: how there was nowhere to hide, how a few people were so afraid that they fainted, how others' feet were tied so closely together when federal agents escorted them to buses that they had to take baby steps and could barely climb the stairs.
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Unlike Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, who actually fainted before Election Day at the 9/85033 memorial, Trump has presented no symptoms of illness of any sort.
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I nearly fainted when I saw the $240 price tag for an 80-minute deep-tissue massage, but I could see why someone would splurge for it: My masseuse worked out any possible remaining New York stress that had stowed away in my back, and I walked out of the spa's doors feeling like my body was made of cotton candy.
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Pamela Anderson was put in crutches following a calf injury, Lindsey Stirling had a rib injury, Melissa Rycroft suffered a disc herniation, Misty May-Treanor tore her Achilles, Bill Nye tore a tendon, Drew Scott pulled a hammy, Marie Osmond fainted, Derek Hough hurt his foot, and both Tamar Braxton and Kim Zolciak-Biermann had to withdraw due to blood clot issues.
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Before the woman fell ill — reporters say she fainted — Rubio was assailing GOP presidential candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE as a con artist perpetrating a fraud upon the Republican electorate.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "In a Race to Rescue a Man on the Tracks, a Reminder of What's Good in the World" (About New York column, June 15): I visited New York recently for the first time in years, and later read Jim Dwyer's column about several New Yorkers who climbed onto the subway tracks to save a man who had fainted and fallen there.
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The video was posted on March 9, 2019, nearly nine months before the outbreak of the COVID-19, (formerly known as Novel Coronavirus 2019) as reported by Reuters, here A report from China News Service from February 14, 2019 here corroborates that the video in question stems from an incident involving a 52-year-old male passenger traveling on the Chonqing Rail Transit, who that same morning had fainted and vomited blood.
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Virginia was knocked out in the Round of 32 in last season's NCAA Tournament, a fate it hopes to avoid when it meets No. 9 seed Butler on Saturday in a Midwest Region affair in Raleigh, N.C. The top-seeded Cavaliers shook off a slow start - and a scare when coach Tony Bennett fainted late in the first half before returning to coach the final 20 minutes - to rout Hampton 81-45 in Thursday's first round.
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Munchlax is ike its evolved form in that bit has a fondness for eating stuff, per Nintendo, and it also has an awesome couple of unique abilities for pre-order customers that should make it very handy for early game play: Hold Back, a move that reduces HP to 1 even if the Pokémon would otherwise have fainted, which is great for catching more 'mons; and Happy Hour, a move that doubles the prize money for any battle in which it's used.
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