I should be scared but I just feel dizzy and tired.
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She didn't feel dizzy — she'd just find herself on the floor.
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Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel said the transparent open canopy made him feel dizzy.
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But around the seventh day, she started to feel dizzy and strange.
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It's that additional 20 percent of the time—that's when I feel dizzy.
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That's why infections like the common cold can sometimes make you feel dizzy.
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It makes you feel dizzy and connected and alone in ways Netflix can't.
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Clinton said she didn't pass out at the memorial service, but did feel dizzy.
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"I feel dizzy after taking the drugs without having a good meal," Akol said.
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I feel dizzy, kind of shaken up that something like this could actually happen.
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Liu took a Lyft home but began to feel dizzy and nauseated during the ride.
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One particular narrow path with a gnarly drop next to it made me feel dizzy.
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He was training as a competitive gymnast when he started to feel dizzy at practice.
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If I feel dizzy, dry-mouthed, nauseous, or shaky, I play five minutes of Two Dots.
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He started to feel dizzy minutes later and died shortly after on his way to the hospital.
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At 5 PM, he began to feel dizzy, as he had previously, and decided to bike home.
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He'd zero it four or five times, feel dizzy, blink about 10 times, and then be fine.
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She testified she began to feel dizzy within minutes, and he asked her to come sit with him.
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A few days later, he began to feel dizzy, and suffered headaches during the day, the report said.
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"Shortly after I took the pill, I started to feel dizzy, woozy, and slightly out of it," Dickinson said.
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"If you start to feel dizzy, lightheaded or clammy while hair grooming, stop and take a break," Batra said.
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As they began watching a movie in her living room, she began to feel dizzy, according to her statement.
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Several detained human-rights lawyers said they were forced to take drugs that made them feel dizzy and enervated.
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Trip-hop grooves meet math-y compositions, wrapped up in enough complex guitarwork to make tab transcribers feel dizzy.
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People suffering dehydration may not urinate as much, may feel dizzy and may have a dry mouth or throat.
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"You feel dizzy inside the scrum," said Roma Oragvelidze, 29, a burly professional rugby player who was representing Lower Shukhuti.
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The next morning he knew something was wrong when the pain got worse and he began to feel dizzy and feverish.
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And sometimes you feel tired, or you feel dizzy, or you feel preoccupied by other things, and you cannot do this.
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If this drops below 60 per second, it can start to affect the human brain, making us feel dizzy and disoriented.
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The content had real depth-of-field, all without big-screen, glasses-enabled 0003D's tendency to make the viewer feel dizzy or nauseated.
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Police said Kim was assaulted from behind, and something may have been sprayed or held over his face, causing him to feel dizzy.
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After about ten minutes, I begin to feel dizzy but still relatively normal—very much conscious and in control of my own emotions.
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At one point, a little yellow star tumbles to the ground, announces "I feel dizzy," and belches forth a wave of glittering vomit.
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He started to feel dizzy minutes later and died on the way to the hospital from what authorities said was an VX nerve agent.
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"When I would treat and evaluate patients who were violent, my heart would beat irregularly, and I would feel dizzy and weak," she said.
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"I feel dizzy, get headaches and feel like vomiting," said Maryam, listing symptoms that match a condition experts call acute nicotine poisoning, or "green tobacco sickness".
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By the time I get off the train I feel dizzy and weak, and I'm not sure if it's the Misoprostol or my anxiety or both.
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He "felt like someone grabbed or held his face from behind" and then started to feel dizzy, according to Selangor State Criminal Investigations Department Chief Fadzil Ahmat.
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If you feel dizzy amid all the changes this month, remember that you're an Earth sign, which means you'll always find a way to plant roots again.
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You'll feel dizzy and fall over, says Holly Shiels, an associate professor in the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health at Manchester University, who has studied Greenland sharks.
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I'm starting to feel dizzy when Bob instructs me to keep moving my fingers so that he can make sure there aren't any blood vessels being pinched off.
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One day in the early eighties, not long after she'd had her first baby, she was at Barneys, shopping with a friend, when she began to feel dizzy.
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Sensors inside our ears, which are part of the vestibular system that controls balance, are thrown off — often causing astronauts to feel dizzy or queasy the first few days in space.
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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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Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel said the transparent open canopy made him feel dizzy when it was tested briefly, and for the first time on track, at Silverstone last Friday in British Grand Prix practice.
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When you feel dizzy in the middle of a pirouette or, more likely, your third ride on the Gravitron at the county fair, it's because the liquid in the canals is sloshing around.
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Brittany Oswell, 25, was flying from Hawaii to Texas with her husband, Cory, when she began to feel "dizzy and disoriented" just three hours into the seven-hour flight, according to the family's complaint obtained by WIS 10.
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In 2013, Jones said she sent a text to her childhood friend LaToya Howard that said, "I feel dizzy" and asked her to bring food since she was left with no money or card and Kelly was not responding.
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Someone with a concussion might lose consciousness, have a headache, feel dizzy or disoriented, be unable to follow a moving finger with his or her eyes, and hear ringing in the ears after a resounding hit to the head.
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Someone with a concussion might lose consciousness, have a headache, feel dizzy or disoriented, be unable to follow a moving finger with his or her eyes, and hear ringing in the ears after a resounding hit to the head.
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He explained that when patients are treated with esketamine, their blood pressure may increase, they may feel dizzy, and there may be other physiological effects immediately after use, so experts would like patients to be observed for a two-hour period.
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Kelly shared the news on social media ... saying she had started to feel "dizzy & off balance" over the past year ... and ultimately went for an MRI that revealed she had a tumor sitting on her cranial nerves -- requiring surgery to remove it.
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As the cryogenic units responsible for cooling the machine's superconducting magnet clicked on and off in a syncopated rhythm, the imaging technician warned me that, once he slid me inside, I might feel dizzy, see flashing lights, or experience a metallic taste in my mouth.
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They talk about how they feel better thanks to increased exercise but haven't lost any significant weight, how disappointed they are in themselves when they eat too much bread, how they're going to start eating from smaller plates, and how they've started to feel dizzy from undereating.
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For example, if you're going to be out shoveling, make sure to get in a good stretch before you start, push the snow rather than lift it, use your legs and not your back, and stop right away if you feel dizzy or have any tightness in your chest.
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The National Safety Council offers these tips for safer shoveling: Check with your doctor if you have a history of heart disease; don't shovel after eating or while smoking; stretch first and start slowly; wherever possible, push rather than lift the snow; if you must lift, don't overload the shovel and use your legs, not your back to raise it; avoid working to the point of exhaustion; and stop immediately if you feel dizzy or develop tightness in your chest.
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Abby starts to feel dizzy but puts this down to the bump on the head she received. Kerry arrives, angry that no one called her sooner, and starts to get to work. Abby goes searching in the empty trauma room for a piece of equipment and again starts to feel dizzy. Luka sees her through the window and again starts to rock the gurney to try to get her attention.
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He himself also has some sips. Bai Sheng leaves the scene once all his wine is consumed. Soon Yang Zhi and his men feel dizzy and fall over numb in their limbs. The seven robbers cart away the valuables.
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Sitz baths are considered very low risk. Because hot baths cause blood vessels to dilate, on rare occasions some people can feel dizzy or have palpitations (rapid or abnormal heartbeat). People prone to such occurrences are advised to have someone standing by to assist them.
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Gorgeous teenage library assistant that Peter meets on holiday in Maine in "Fudge-A- Mania", and develops a serious crush on. Her nickname is Izzy. When Fudge asks Peter what's wrong, Peter admits that Isobel makes him feel dizzy. Fudge later tells that to Jimmy and Sheila.
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Stevenson began to feel dizzy in his dressing room, and was taken to a local hospital. Atlas ruled the 98-92 scorecard from Canadian judge Jack Woodburn as 'criminal'. However, Atlas did not criticize referee Griffin for missing the knockdowns. The morning after the fight, it was reported that Stevenson was in critical condition in intensive care.
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He had also grown tired of evaluations and stopped taking his medication, as he claimed it made him feel dizzy. When he reached adulthood in 1980, Johnson grew depressed and began mixing drugs and alcohol to calm himself. At one point, however, he managed to seek help at The Institute of Living in Hartford, earning his high school equivalency diploma before beginning work as a laborer.
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On four bars distance he went up > to his knees in blues mud, somewhere in the Mississippi delta, rendered > guitar canons of the 1950s and finally sailed across some funk patterns of > the kind that make you feel dizzy. Technical problems seem to be totally > unknown to him. He swings strongly when he wants to. Whatever he does, he > does it with a temporal precision sharp as a razor.
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She escapes this encounter and proceeds to the island where Linda meets Nadine. The two go swimming and Nadine notes that the home they are staying at used to belong to Count Dracula. After Linda begins to feel dizzy from drinking wine, Nadine takes her to a room where the two have sex and Nadine draws blood from Linda's neck. Linda later finds Nadine motionless in a swimming pool and faints.
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Nifedipine rapidly lowers blood pressure, and patients are commonly warned they may feel dizzy or faint after taking the first few doses. Tachycardia (fast heart rate) may occur as a reaction. These problems are much less frequent in the sustained-release preparations of nifedipine. Extended release formulations of nifedipine should be taken on an empty stomach, and patients are warned not to consume anything containing grapefruit or grapefruit juice, as they raise blood nifedipine levels.
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Hypovolemia can be recognized by a fast heart rate, low blood pressure, and the absence of perfusion as assessed by skin signs (skin turning pale) and/or capillary refill on forehead, lips and nail beds. The patient may feel dizzy, faint, nauseated, or very thirsty. These signs are also characteristic of most types of shock. In children, compensation can result in an artificially high blood pressure despite hypovolemia (a decrease in blood volume).
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On October 24, 1593, the soldier was doing his job guarding the Palacio del Gobernador in Manila in the Captaincy General of the Philippines. The night before, Governor Gómez Pérez Dasmariñas was assassinated by Chinese pirates, but the guards still guarded the palace and awaited the appointment of a new governor. The soldier began to feel dizzy and exhausted. He leaned against the wall and rested for a moment with his eyes closed.
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Two men, in the hope of finishing early, and contrary to established Leadhills custom, had entered the mine before 4am;The established custom was that miners began entering the mines at 6am. another two, presumably from the same partnership, entered soon after. Reaching their work level (at 25 fathoms) the first two encountered the bad air. They persisted, thinking they could force their way through it, began to feel dizzy, collapsed, and eventually suffocated.
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Sylar holds her hostage and begins to toy with the possibility of her becoming his First Lady. Following his nosebleed from the previous episode, Hiro Nakamura is able to stop time and he and Ando Masahashi break into Building 26. Hiro and Ando find the prisoners hooked up to the drugs and replace them with members of the Building 26 unit. When Hiro reverts time, he begins to feel dizzy again and starts to bleed from his ear.
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Though Amanda wants to tell Jake about her infidelity, JR tells her not to. However, she soon after begins to feel dizzy and nauseous, and is afraid she might be pregnant with JR's baby. She goes in for a test, which comes back negative, but Cara later tells her there's a chance she might have an STD, worrying Amanda. The subsequent test comes back positive, and Amanda panics about how she's going to tell Jake about her STD.
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The ship is held up by the Caatati, who demand supplies in exchange for the warp core. The Borg-hating aliens also demand Seven of Nine. She manages to satisfy them by building them a thorium generator that will provide all the energy they need; they are so pleased, they return the warp core and agree to let them keep Seven. As B'Elanna and Tom float in the vacuum of space, they begin to feel dizzy as their oxygen runs out.
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However they encounter one of Birdlace's buddies and his "date" in front of the bar, and so he has no choice but to proceed with Rose into the dogfight. Birdlace proceeds to get drunk, presumably feeling guilty. Shortly after, Rose convinces Birdlace to dance with her, though at first he resists because he knows that's where the dates get judged. The alcohol and dancing eventually make Rose feel dizzy, and she rushes off and ends up getting sick in the rest room.
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Amy made a "terrible error of judgement" when she was at her most vulnerable. She tries her best to "play happy families" with Raf but then starts to feel dizzy, which prompts her to take a pregnancy test informing her that she is pregnant. The surprise storyline twist leaves Amy with a dilemma, she is finally pregnant but faces the prospect of ruining her marriage to Raf. Kweh stated that her first concern had now become Raf rather than having a child.
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In their calculation, Lu Junyi must be removed first as he might revolt if Song is killed. They urge the emperor to summon Lu to Dongjing, where he is poisoned with a drink said to be from the monarch. Feeling pain from the poison, Lu cannot ride on horseback on his trip back to Luzhou and has to travel by boat. When he comes to Huai River at Sizhou, the poison causes him to feel dizzy and fall into the water.
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Dina (Cristine Yao) returns once again and helps the Suarez family find justice against Alex. An ultimate revelation will add fuel to the Suarez's and Alex's fight as they find out Alex was the one who killed Ishmael (Ariel Rivera). After finding out about this, Kara, Sara, Laura and Dina all confront Alex as they vow to get justice for Ishmael's death. Meanwhile, Rebecca starts to feel dizzy as she and Hannah are playing while Sebastian stays in a coma.
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Sally assures him they aren't, and Bobby tells her he wishes he could go with her to school. At the end of the episode, Betty resents Henry for telling her what to do, say, and think. In episode 9, "New Business," Betty is revealed to be pursuing a master's degree in psychology at Fairfield University in Connecticut. In episode 13, "The Milk and Honey Route," Betty begins to feel dizzy and winded at school and falls down while climbing the stairs, fracturing her rib.
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He was forced to maintain stress positions for a sustained period, and that he would be beaten when he moved. He also reported being subjected to solitary confinement and sleep deprivation, as interrogators forced him to sing the Chinese national anthem whenever he tried to sleep. He was also strapped on a "tiger chair", which completely disabled the movement of the detainees, for a sustained period of time. His glasses were removed throughout his detention, causing him to feel "dizzy" constantly, and he was not allowed to contact his family.
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Alfredo joins them, admitting the truth of Gastone's remarks. Baron Douphol, Violetta's current lover, waits nearby to escort her to the salon; once there, the Baron is asked to give a toast, but refuses, and the crowd turns to Alfredo, who agrees to sing a brindisi – a drinking song (Alfredo, Violetta, chorus: Libiamo ne' lieti calici – "Let's drink from the joyful cups"). From the next room, the sound of the orchestra is heard and the guests move there to dance. After a series of severe coughs and almost fainting, Violetta begins to feel dizzy and asks her guests to go ahead and to leave her to rest until she recovers.
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She also said that the pills had made her feel dizzy instead of helping her in any way."Court supports IOC over Raducan" BBC, September 28, 2000"Arbitrators uphold decision to strip Raducan of gold"Sports Illustrated/CNN, November 13, 2000 Despite strenuous appeals from Răducan, her coaches, the Romanian Gymnastics Federation and certain members of the gymnastics community, she was stripped of her gold medal. The gold was re-awarded to Amânar, Olaru was promoted to silver, and former fourth-place finisher Liu Xuan from China was given the bronze medal. Răducan's test samples from the team and vault event finals were clean; she was therefore allowed to keep the medals she won in these competitions.
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Supposedly, according to detained members of the gang, David, along with his wife Claudia Castillos Maya, led the band. Las Goteras owes its name to the use of ophthalmological drops combined with intoxicating drinks as a poison to perpetrate their crimes. Their modus operandi was simple but effective: the women belonging to the gang approached the victims and took them to motels, where they were offered an intoxicating drink of high ethyl alcohol content (tequila or vodka) combined with ophthalmological drops that had benzodiazepine or cyclopentolate in the formula. These compounds combined with the ethyl alcohol act as suppressors of the nervous systems; those intoxicated with this mixture first feel dizzy and weak, followed by loss of consciousness, finally dying of cardio-respiratory failure.
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They received mixed results from producers because compared to Hatsune Miku, they were considered much harder vocals to use. Asami Shimoda noted that she often received comments from Vocaloid fans that Rin's voice echoes within their head and makes them feel dizzy, while Len's higher ranges were not favored by those not fond of the pair entirely. ASCII - VOCALOID『鏡音リン・レンAppend』発売記念インタビュー第2弾は声優の下田麻美さん♪ Despite being released as a masculine character, during the development of VY2, the vocals of Ryuto or Len were not classified as "masculine vocals" and were not considered capable of holding a low masculine tones because of it. As a result, he and Ryuto were not referenced in the development of VY2.
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