FLARE-UP The flare-up in the town of Avdiyivka earlier this year, which began a week after Trump's inauguration, showed how easily new fighting can be provoked.
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FLARE-UP FEARS Four people have died of Ebola in Guinea since a flare-up was announced on Thursday, just hours after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared Sierra Leone's latest outbreak over.
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Others flare up, burn brightly, then quickly fade away again.
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Issues around trust and intimacy will flare up this evening.
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Communication issues may flare up in your relationships this evening.
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Watch out for home or family issues to flare up tonight.
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The flare-up in Espírito Santo and Minas Gerais seems fiercer.
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Because reform has been slow, the crisis could flare up again.
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Confrontations will flare up this morning, but things chill out tonight.
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But the situation remains tense and could flare up any time.
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Any flare-up over shortages could prove tricky for the government.
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This causes lots of rubbing, which makes my EB flare up.
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Netanyahu said he and Tillerson discussed the flare-up on Saturday.
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Concerns around cash and self-esteem will also flare up today.
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Intense emotions will flare up for you in the coming weeks.
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But also watch out for any drama that might flare up.
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Meanwhile, expect that trade problems with China will flare up again.
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Lieberman said Israel did not seek a new Gaza flare-up.
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Another conflict has been the flare-up between Pakistan and India.
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The latest flare-up came Friday night, when Michigan Democratic Rep.
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Seemingly no day goes by without another flare-up at Uber.
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For this session, Jorge brought news of a new flare-up.
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This is the time of year when tempers do flare up.
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Despite the new cooperation, tensions over Israel continue to flare up.
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Unexpected issues around money or self-worth will flare up today.
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Intense emotions will flare up thanks to the Moon in Taurus.
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Unless there's a huge flare-up—a huge atrocity, a real war.
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Intense emotions flare up for you to deal with this morning, Virgo.
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But after a few weeks, his symptoms started to flare up again.
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In the latest flare-up of fighting, another was killed in Juba.
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Conflict over the issue could flare up during the debates this week.
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It was the worst flare-up of cross-border fighting since 2014.
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And a series of flashpoints in the region began to flare up.
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However, some unexpectedly intense emotions could flare up for you this evening.
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Issues concerning your home and family are likely to flare up now.
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The drone attacks marked a new flare-up between US-Iran tensions.
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Whenever I tried to run, an old shoulder injury would flare up.
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However, watch out for unexpected, heated emotions that flare up this evening.
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And outside the confines of Mar-a-Lago, old grievances flare up.
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Given the ongoing surveillance in Liberia during this period and the absence of an EVD case in Liberia for 3 months before this flare-up, this finding indicates that the Needowein flare-up originated from a persistently infected source.
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The latest "ObamaCare" flare-up does not affect most people with employer coverage.
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The energy tonight is magical, but watch out for sensitivities to flare up.
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Clinton's emails — underscored that it could continue to flare up throughout the campaign.
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Disagreements bubble over; regret can flare up in the thick of a relationship.
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"[This week] I've had a flare-up with my endo," she told Self.
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In Avdiyivka, although the flare-up has passed, sporadic shelling still breaks out.
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However, intense emotions flare up, making it difficult for you to stay grounded.
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Communication problems, differences in opinions, and nitpicking will flare up at this time.
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Experts told me the Israel-Iran flare-up was years in the making.
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Last week's mêlée was neither a comic interlude, nor an accidental flare-up.
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During the latest flare-up they launched nearly 700 over a single weekend.
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I think that it goes into remission and then it can flare up.
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Tensions between Turks and Syrians flare up on occasion in the host country.
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Some foods may cause your symptoms to flare up but leave me unaffected.
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Unexpected emotions flare up at 4:29 AM when the Moon opposes Uranus.
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It was the largest E. coli flare-up in more than a decade.
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Trust issues will flare up this afternoon, but communication issues improve later today.
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Well, at least until late this evening, when some sensitivities will flare up.
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Drama will flare up this afternoon, but things should flow easily this evening.
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It was the largest E. coli flare-up in more than a decade.
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That flare-up was accompanied by a fierce propaganda war on social media.
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As China moves to restart its economy, the coronavirus could flare up again.
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For Amazon, this isn't the first controversy to flare up over workplace diversity.
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Snowden had his first flare-up of epilepsy, and was bedridden for months.
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There's no question that the main culprit for this flare-up is Erdogan.
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Intense emotions flare up for you this evening as fiery Mars enters Aquarius.
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Unexpected emotions flare up this afternoon—don't be afraid to try something new.
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Despite the biggest flare-up in weeks in the area, no deaths were reported.
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The exchange early Wednesday was the biggest flare-up between the sides in weeks.
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When a flare-up is at its worst my skin is flaky, red, raw.
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And in leaving some key issues unresolved, the possibility of another flare-up looms.
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Confrontations began to flare up when police officers tried to push the protesters back.
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When protests flare up in North Dakota over oil pipelines, this is partly why.
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The flare-up I've been feeling from my cheesy weekend is making an appearance.
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Altercations over precise borders occasionally flare up in the "trijunction" region of the Himalayas.
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But with each flare-up, she and her mom worry more about the future.
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Ethanol battles flare up, but can be resolved comparatively easy given their parochial nature.
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The bottom line: This flare-up has become the bloodiest since the 2014 war.
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Stress about money will also flare up today, but it's nothing you can't handle.
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Communication issues will flare up this morning—don't be a know-it-all, Cancer.
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Communication issues will flare up; Mercury in Pisces will clash with Saturn in Sagittarius.
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Some hot spots glow continuously, while other areas flare up, then die back down.
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And this may not be the last case of this type to flare up.
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Many Americans are already dealing with another kind of flare-up: xenophobia and racism.
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The result has been Minnesota's most severe flare-up of measles in several decades.
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Two days later, the writers had a flare-up over "relatability," that network bugaboo.
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The biggest flare-up is likely to be between Mr Ghani and Dr Abdullah.
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It was not a flare-up of the blister he dealt with last week.
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"What we worry about is any potential flare-up of regional tensions," he said.
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His job will largely entail trying to douse brush fires as they flare up.
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Control issues flare up as a result of impulsive behavior—watch out for jealousy!
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They're not always bad, but sometimes I do something wonky and old injuries flare up.
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Usually, these symptoms flare up around the time that the corresponding allergens are in season.
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There's a newcomer in the O.C., and she's about to spark a major flare-up.
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What's less ambiguous is the frequency with which these incidents are beginning to flare up.
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The yuan has lost more than two percent since the flare-up in Sino-U.
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Even relationships that are usually chill will become more dramatic as people's insecurities flare up.
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Communication issues flare up today, due to Jupiter and Pluto facing off in the sky.
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And red dwarfs tend to flare up a lot, showering nearby planets with energetic particles.
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If my nails are looking shabby then, chances are, I'm having an endometriosis flare-up.
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Hill was activated before his start Sunday, only to have the blister flare up again.
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Official projections indicate unrest could flare up again as sanctions make the economic crisis worse.
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This summer, a flare-up on the right side of her face locked her jaw.
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Each flare-up can cause debilitating pain -- over a "10" on a standard pain scale.
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The flare-up of Thursday and Friday drew a U.S. statement of support for Israel.
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Soon we might be seeing another battle between Instagram and Snapchat flare up around search.
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His administration has also navigated the sorts of routine disputes that flare up each year.
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The latest flare-up threatens to leave a power vacuum that Islamist militants could exploit.
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With elections coming next year, many Kenyans are worried that violence will flare up again.
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Communication issues will flare up early this evening, but things will smooth over later tonight.
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Small fires continued to flare up in parts of Fort McMurray, damaging two houses overnight.
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The current flare-up over the issue comes during a trade dispute between the countries.
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Tourism though has been affected this summer because of a flare-up in separatist violence.
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Like Portland's recent flare-up, the disaster probably happened because of an unusually large snowmelt.
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This evening is especially passionate—so passionate, in fact, that some fights could flare up!
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Irritations flare up around the language barrier, a hectic hotel welcome, or Pete's iPhone addiction.
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How the de Blasio administration handles each flare-up is being watched by prospective opponents.
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"The one risk is you're going to see a flare up on Europe," said Clifton.
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Then Microsoft had to change it back, and there was this flare-up over this.
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This Snapchat flare-up, the latest drama between West and Swift, begins in media res.
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And all the sideshows, intentional or not, left the news media scrambling to keep up, buzzing from flare-up to flare-up in a week in which Mr. Trump also told The New York Times that he might decide not to defend some NATO allies.
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Last week, Israel and Hamas had their largest flare-up of violence since a 2014 war.
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His right-wing opponents, if victorious, could provoke a flare-up in tensions with Catalan secessionists.
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Usually hostilities will flare up between two warring tribes, like the Team Katie Maloney Schwartz vs.
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Measles also tends to flare up during conflicts or humanitarian emergencies when vaccination schedules are disrupted.
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It has closed and opened several times since a flare-up in violence in late August.
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But the flare-up in unrest indicates Abiy might be losing support among his own powerbase.
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But with each well-publicized flare-up, Mr. Trump's popularity has only seemed to go higher.
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But that consoling thought assumes, of course, that the trade war does not flare up again.
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The Aussie dollar has still taken collateral damage from the sudden flare up in Sino-U.
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Second, the Islamist insurgency in the North Caucasus has shown signs of a new flare-up.
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The worry is that the latest political flare-up could lead to President Donald Trump's impeachment.
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While conversations will begin with everyone wanting to compromise, unexpected frustration or impatience will flare up.
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"Every action I take is a direct reflection of how my symptoms flare up," he said.
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A new report tying Huawei to North Korea could flare up tensions with the US again.
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Also, infants born to women suffering from a genital herpes flare-up can suffer deadly complications.
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Surprising emotions flare up this evening as the moon enters Aquarius and clashes with wildcard Uranus.
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Eventually we would acknowledge each other, and everything would stay cool until the next flare-up.
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On Friday, China published the first leading economic indicator after a flare-up in Sino-U.
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And indeed these policies will flare up anti-American vitriol and endanger Americans here and abroad.
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And then there is my favorite and most regular experience of endometriosis pain: the flare up.
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Issues in your day job may flare up now as tempers rise and endings take place.
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Communication issues will flare up today, as will scheduling difficulties, so save important conversations for later.
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If Westfall ate food that was hot or warm, it could lead to a flare up.
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Insecurities in relationships flare up, but stay grounded and seek the help of an unbiased person.
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Issues around self-worth will flare up for you—remember how special and valuable you are!
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Can you trace the history of those S.T.D. infections that flare up from time to time?
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Just five days after that trade war flare up, the Nikkei business daily reported on Aug.
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The news comes as Taiwan has begun to experience another flare up in COVID-19 cases.
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It was at the center of the only major flare-up between the candidates so far.
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Those issues were bound to flare up, and they have precisely as Myanmar has been democratizing.
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The move tends to flare up in hot job markets when job seekers have more power.
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A similar flare-up in local tensions last year stopped shipments and almost stopped the mine.
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But amid the celebrations of a New Year and decade, old tensions threatened to flare up.
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About 10 hours after the flare-up began, a fragile calm appeared to have been restored.
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Good vibes flow at home this evening, but frustration over responsibilities and chores may flare up.
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The United Nations' special envoy for Yemen, Martin Griffiths, expressed concern about the flare-up in Aden.
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Severe thunderstorms are also expected to flare up in Nebraska and Iowa on Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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I get out my knitting stuff and hope that my tendonitis in my wrist doesn't flare up.
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"I started hurdling again and the Achilles started to flare up and that was it," she added.
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Less rational forms of recognition, such as fundamentalism, might continue to flare up and do real damage.
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Control issues flare up today, but change is coming: Will you cling to the past or transform?
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Was Peach's "bladder flare-up" just one way for Peach to steal Beck's time away from Joe?
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Despite those efforts, instances of flagrant racism continue to flare up on Airbnb and make international headlines.
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Sure, that Mars fire will still flare up, but Venus knows how to help people get along.
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After they jumped into her Instagram comments, Sexton shut down any notion of causing Affleck's flare-up.
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Communication issues in relationships flare up later this afternoon, but this evening brings a burst of excitement.
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The unstable dynamics cause the system to flare up in ultra-luminous outbursts that can last weeks.
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Thomas Gibson has reportedly been suspended from CBS drama Criminal Minds following a flare-up on set.
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And that's why I think it's fairly easy for this to flare up and die down again.
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A Russian-brokered cease-fire ended the flare-up after several dozen soldiers died on both sides.
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In the Gulf, tensions are still high between Iran and Saudi Arabia and conflict could flare up.
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The flare-up prompted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE to call together his security council.
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The first flare-up with Fox News came during the network's presidential debate during the 2016 election.
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Other geopolitical hotspots and domestic issues alike threaten to flare up shortly after Shanahan takes the reins.
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There are no answers for Anthony's weaknesses, which will flare up in the playoffs like incurable arthritis.
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Their nightmares about the storm have faded, but its invisible wounds still flare up with the weather.
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Aid workers worry the camps will be closed if tensions between Baghdad and the Kurds flare up.
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During Sunday's flare-up, Israel faked soldier injuries to dampen any inclination of Hezbollah to escalate hostilities.
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This week's flare-up began, as many had warned, with a misunderstanding over Hamas fire on Tuesday.
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The hospital admitted him for what was assumed to be a flare-up of his chronic osteoarthritis.
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The narrative after Tuesday's strikes was that President Donald Trump had "won" the flare-up with Iran.
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The worrying flare-up of piracy off west Africa presents new challenges and unmitigated risks to sailors.
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"There was a flare-up with his knee that he's been dealing with," manager Dave Roberts said.
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"It's usually just a little flare up with a paper towel," Ms. Lebed said with a shrug.
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A drop in sterling over a fresh Brexit flare-up cushioned Britain's FTSE, which slipped just 20.5%.
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A recent flare-up of a chronic back injury led to his withdrawal from this week's Masters.
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That leaves the door open for tensions between the world's two biggest economies to flare up again.
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Given Trump's ability to swing wildly between topics, Iran surely must still fear a sudden flare-up.
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The flare-up is the latest in a long history of Mr. Sharif's troubles with the military.
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Officials say the military overshot that figure, in part due to a flare-up with India over Kashmir.
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Commerzbank analysts said the euro remained vulnerable to any flare up in the U.S.-European trade dispute too.
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But a Ugandan official said a fresh flare-up could mean a longer stay, without giving a timeline.
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Intense emotions flare up this evening as the sun squares off with Saturn, asking us to get serious.
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As the recent flare up has shown, fighting in Avdiivka ebbs and flows, but it never quite stops.
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We get to see Cunanan's temper and lack of self-control flare up a lot in this episode.
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Yet Saturday morning's flare-up was a reminder of the fragility of the situation Russia is presiding over.
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Your feelings of hate and love may flare up — make sure you're aiming them at the right people.
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Communication issues will flare up, too, thanks to Mercury's clash with hazy Neptune, a planet that rules delusion.
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Commerzbank analysts said the euro remained vulnerable to any flare-up in a U.S.-European trade dispute, too.
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Commerzbank analysts said the euro remained vulnerable to any flare-up in a U.S.-European trade dispute, too.
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The #FortMcMurray #wildfire is starting to flare up again this afternoon - #GOES-13 3.9 micron detects hotspots pic.twitter.
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"Those multiple, contradictory interventions carry risks of a general flare-up," he told a meeting of French ambassadors.
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The flare-up of competing charges reflected continuing tensions in the South China Sea, where the episode occurred.
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In the latest flare-up of tensions between the two countries, India denied it had used such weapons.
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"Russ Feingold sent a flare up and said 'I need help,' " Manley said, but it went largely ignored.
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"We know that little clusters will continue to flare up — that will be normal life," Dr. Steffen said.
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U.S. stocks were trading sharply lower as Wanzhou's arrest sparked fears of a flare-up in Sino-U.
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My sweet tooth seemed to have disappeared as well but I imagine it'll flare up occasionally going forward.
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The latest display of defiance follows a flare-up in civilian tensions and public outcry against the government.
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Many fear that old rivalries over power and land could easily flare up again at the 2020 election.
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With CBD For Life's pain relief spray, he can discretely spritz those aching joints when they flare up.
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In the Santa Marta region, the most recent flare-up of neo-paramilitary violence occurred in late 2013.
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Thousands of people displaced during the latest flare-up of violence gathered around the United Nations peacekeeping base.
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Economies are seeing inflation flare up while currencies have taken a hit, raising expectations for interest rate hikes.
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Their protest came after an intensive flare-up of violence over the weekend, the fourth in recent months.
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Dr. Mayou advises concentrating it to any areas that flare up or that you're particularly prone to picking.
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Nasrallah has since said the flare-up ended but had launched a "new phase" between the two sides.
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It could be an argument any couple might have, one that would flare up and dissipate before morning.
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That said, taking your anger out on a flare-up by way of picking and scrubbing is counterproductive.
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"Things are calm now, but the conditions are right for the situation to flare up again," he said.
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His sacking, which coincided with a flare-up in fighting in eastern Ukraine, had been rumored for weeks.
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Barring another flare-up between Iran and the U.S., stocks could continue to rip higher into record territory.
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It's only the latest flare-up in a long fight between Wheeler and Republicans over his ambitious agenda.
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The day before, the Knicks had already faced their first flare-up and executed their first shake-up.
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The rheumatologist attributed it to a flare-up of her psoriatic arthritis and increased her immune-suppressing meds.
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One such flare-up in Michigan State's first-round nailbiter against Bradley became the subject of national debate.
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SS: Do you have concerns about operating in such areas that it could flare up again but potentially?
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While skirmishes are common, the heavy artillery barrages have been the thickest since a flare-up in February.
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But the coalition's plans for big tax cuts next year mean that tempers may flare up again soon.
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When tensions flare up, Qalandiya is a frequent site of clashes between protestors and rioters and IDF soldiers.
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That means the Middle East's next war may not be another flare-up between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Mercury retrograde is not doing you any favors, especially not this afternoon, when fights flare up in your relationships.
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Cover it because it will spit everywhere and the oil will flare up, making you look like a donkey.
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Her death followed a recent flare-up that cost the lives of at least four people in neighboring Guinea.
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But knowing that I might have a flare up at any time really made me very nervous and insecure.
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But then when I had a bout of stress or a flare-up, my hair would fall out again.
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One day of the medicine later, Colby was fine again, but days later came another whole-body flare-up.
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The last time that Kim revealed that she had a flare-up was at the end of December 2018.
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Decades later, sensationalized reports about Black women being less likely to marry (and why that may be) flare up.
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His feet are also worse, but maybe the flare-up is tied to his fervid quest for the truth.
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BuzzFeed News has reached out to reps for 50 and Ja Rule on Friday about this latest flare-up.
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The latest flare-up in U.S.-China trade tensions has triggered fresh interest for so-called "safe-haven" assets.
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Commerzbank analysts said the single currency also remained vulnerable to any flare-up in a U.S.-European trade dispute.
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Confusion will flare up at 6:01 PM when the Moon challenges Neptune, the planet of illusions and delusions.
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Secondly, when the cortisone wears off, sometimes the psoriasis can paradoxically flare up, sometimes worse than when you started.
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"Our base case is that tensions will continue to flare up periodically, as has been the case for decades."
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Broken and clogged water sprayers then allowed what should have been a minor flare-up to become an inferno.
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He returned to India on March 1 to a hero's welcome and the flare up has eased for now.
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"My first big exacerbation or flare up [happened after] I had gone through the 2005 hurricane season," Dean explains.
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The flare-up comes as Egypt is trying to broker a long-term cease-fire between the two sides.
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The flare-up in the Middle East added to the instability in the world's most important energy-exporting region.
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During my period, spots flare up that require heavy-duty concealer, which then builds up into a cakey texture.
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The pressures on Mr. Sánchez have only mounted with the latest flare-up of the secessionist conflict in Catalonia.
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Some analysts said a flare-up of violent anti-government riots would not necessarily lead to ballot box losses.
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Oil supplies have also tightened because of U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and another flare-up of fighting in Libya.
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There are numerous border disputes in the world between neighbors, and trade wars which flare up and die down.
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Today's flare-up between France and Italy was a preview of the European parliamentary elections, coming up in May.
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Clinton explained, flare up twice a year, in the spring and fall, when pollen and other allergens come out.
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But a Ugandan official said a fresh flare up in could mean a longer stay, without giving a timeline.
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The most recent flare up revolved around a February tweet that said Tesla would produce 500,000 vehicles this year.
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Communication issues flare up—watch out for manipulation; if someone seems too sweet, ask yourself what's really going on.
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Pink LiplinerWhen a face flare-up happens, the pockmarks left behind are almost as bad as the zit itself.
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Perez was working a high-stress corporate job until an autoimmune disease flare up landed her in the hospital.
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The risk, of course, is that cutthroat price wars can flare up at any time, as can bad weather.
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Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan will take the stage a day after trade tensions appeared to flare up again.
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Friday's flare-up, ignited by isolation and economic deprivation, was the worst in years in the small Mediterranean enclave.
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Wallace was indirectly referring to a flare-up in coverage about how ill tempered the president had been lately.
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Then, in late June, she discusses eating eggs again due to protein deficiencies and an "insane" IBS flare-up.
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In Hong Kong, a weekend flare-up in violence during anti-government protests added to pressure on share prices.
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In none of those times did inflation flare up (and in the current expansion, it hasn't flared up yet).
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There are concerns, however, that as people begin returning to work in China, the virus could flare up again.
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China has resumed its online broadcasts of NBA preseason games after a flare-up with the league last week.
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Ushakov also accused Ukraine's government of provoking a flare-up in fighting with pro-Moscow rebels in eastern Ukraine.
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At 25, Kardashian — the only one of Jenner's children to inherit the chronic issue — had her first flare-up.
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Sticking with U.S. news, despite cooling tensions regarding the Korean peninsula, investors remained wary of another geopolitical flare-up.
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The flare-up in the Middle East adds to the instability in the world's most important energy-exporting region.
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But it could flare up again in a significant way if Trump fails on both the USMCA and China.
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By midday Monday, fears rose that a minor diplomatic dispute threatened to flare up into a full diplomatic standoff.
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But the longer-term challenge is to reduce the chances that injuries and world weariness continue to flare up.
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That's why we had the big flare-up in Chicago when [Hubert] Humphrey was running for president [in 1968].
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Meanwhile, the protests near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation will continue to flare up — even as winter sets in.
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Economists said the latest flare-up of trade tensions could undercut soybean exports, which rose by $20.4 billion in March.
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Also during the Pluto retrograde, you'll notice that jealousies in your relationships may intensify or that suspicions will flare up.
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In being more observant with my skin, I realized that heat, exercise, and dairy caused my skin to flare up.
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The recent flare-up in fighting threatens the shaky peace deal that world leaders brokered in the conflict in 2015.
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Intense emotions flare up early this morning, Virgo, but you're focusing on your goals for the rest of the day.
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Haiti has missed several deadlines to hold its own presidential election and saw a flare-up of violence on Monday.
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The last time that Kardashian West revealed that she had a flare-up was at the end of December 2018.
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At present, Libya's oil patch does not appear to have been significantly impacted by the recent flare-up in conflict.
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After that, I found my resentment would flare up at him in work settings, when it wasn't even his fault.
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AIR STRIKES by India and Pakistan this week represent a worrying flare-up of tensions that have simmered for years.
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A flare-up with Japan may have been behind the withholding of rare earths, a key ingredient in tech products.
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The IEA's latest oil report comes shortly after a flare-up in trade tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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That was the end of his firefighting career, as the department couldn't put him at risk for another flare up.
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Trump's hard tack against the nuclear deal, while welcomed by Israel, has stirred fears of a possible regional flare-up.
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Rather, our argument is that social media can act as a propagating mechanism for the flare-up of hateful sentiments.
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Damaging severe thunderstorms will continue to flare up across parts of the Gulf Coast and Southeast, the Weather Channel said.
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But places where air-conditioning, screened windows and mosquito control are the norm are unlikely to see outbreaks flare up.
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The flare-up last week was apparently sparked when Kiir's forces stopped and demanded to search vehicles with Machar's troops.
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Israel's energy minister, Yuval Steinitz, told Reuters on Monday that Qatar "was trying to help" prevent a Gaza flare-up.
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"Life was like a bruise for us," Easy says about a nasty flare-up in an otherwise peaceful barber shop.
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But they could flare up at any point in the future given how ambiguous the language surrounding the agreement is.
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Ultra-cool dwarf stars frequently flare up, emitting ultraviolet and X-rays that might vaporise a planet's oceans into space.
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Stress around debts and taxes will flare up, but you'll come up with a creative idea to solve these issues.
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Doctors have seen some instances in which the first dose of isotretinoin causes an acne flare-up, Dr. Chernoff says.
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However, they cautioned that there remain hotspots in the city that could smolder for several days and flare up again.
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Local hospitals and health officials warned that a flare-up could lead to a run on hospital beds and ventilators.
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The flare-up between Japan and South Korea could undermine the alliance system that that projects US power in Asia.
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It is the largest American E. coli flare-up since 2230, when tainted spinach sickened 2000 people across 230 states.
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Bottom line: The market doesn't think this latest flare-up in U.S.-Iran relations will lead to a greater conflict.
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Zack Wheeler is expected to pitch on Saturday after missing one start following a flare-up of right biceps tendinitis.
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The flare-up in nuclear diplomacy comes as military confrontation between Washington and Tehran has also reached a new peak.
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The latest tensions in the north came days after a flare-up across Israel's border with Gaza to the south.
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The White House is looking to avoid a partisan flare-up as it rings in the sixth anniversary of ObamaCare.
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Experts on both sides said the outcome of the flare-up had essentially restored the situation to what it was.
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He alerted the team, and he was removed an inning later, though he said he unconcerned about the flare-up.
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The flare-up in nuclear diplomacy comes as military confrontation between Washington and Tehran has also reached a new peak.
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The flare-up was apparently sparked on Thursday when Kiir's forces stopped and demanded to search vehicles with Machar's troops.
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Pompeo tends to flare up around those issues where the tensions between the president and the diplomatic corps are greatest.
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The flare-up began on Wednesday evening, when the three lawmakers held an impromptu news conference in a Capitol hallway.
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Unexpected issues will flare up in your relationships this afternoon—but a fun surprise could be on the way, too!
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Russian President Vladimir Putin responded to the flare-up by urging Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to avoid escalation in Syria.
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The severity varies from person to person, but psoriasis can form in small scales or as a much larger flare-up.
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Your doctor might prescribe anti-inflammatory creams, pills, and injections to improve both the appearance and itch of a flare-up.
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The diplomatic flare-up on Thursday coincided with the appointment of Mike Burgess as head of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation.
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"Any skin condition can flare up during pregnancy, but the two I encounter most frequently are melasma and acne," she says.
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As issues from your past flare up this season, ask yourself: Do I reach out for help when I need it?
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Professional burnout is rampant, family strife can flare up, and the end of this year in particular feels pretty damn disheartening.
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All of this could have served as the setup for a flare-up of deep conflict between the three main characters.
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The harder he works and the more stressed he gets, the more the rashes on his feet seem to flare up.
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Ex-Brazilian President Lula da Silva under investigation Regardless of which way the court rules, protests are likely to flare up.
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But if the UK withdraws from the EU, the border could become more important and tensions over territory could flare up.
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If I talked for more than 10 minutes, the hinge joint between my temporal bone and lower jaw would flare up.
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A fresh start is taking place in your life—be brave, as your fear of the unknown will flare up today.
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There are points where I am perfect with nothing and all of a sudden, it is the craziest flare up ever.
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Yet deadly ethnic tensions occasionally flare up in the Ferghana Valley, a fertile region spanning areas of Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
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"While this wasn't a big market mover, it does serve as a reminder that things could flare up again," they said.
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But by the time the brief social media flare-up had fizzled out, I couldn't shake the questions it hovered around.
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In keeping its policy setting steady, the central bank also expressed concerned about the risk of a flare-up in inflation.
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However, since the recent flare-up, they've recovered and are now back trading within a stone's throw of all time highs.
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In a flare-up of fighting over the last week, more than 200 police officers stormed into Alemão's labyrinth of alleyways.
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It's also sure to flare up once she learns of her betrayal by not sending soldiers North to fight with them.
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Despite the flare-up in violence, neither Israel nor Hamas appear interested in a full-blown conflict, and both exercised restraint.
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But access has been restricted since late April due to a flare-up in a border dispute between Georgia and Azerbaijan.
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Whenever I was worried, a flare-up had occurred I dragged my disgusting perineum into a clinic to get it checked.
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Students should staff lower-risk floors with comparatively less-complex cases: acute pancreatitis, simple fractures, a flare-up of atrial fibrillation.
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The latest flare-up in the Fed debate raised more questions about whether the central bank can stay above the fray.
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That flare-up ended quickly, if violently, with the drone destroyed and an Israeli jet downed after bombing sites in Syria.
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The celebrations were tempered by a flare-up along the border with Israel this week, underscoring the fragility of the reconciliation.
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Such moments are part of an inspired, continuing pattern in this production, wherein ugly truths flare up only to be extinguished.
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So I think when there is a sort of a flare up like that, it's something that has definitely come up.
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But none of those bills will include funding – a move that is likely to flare up a debate by House Democrats.
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Before his recent flare-up of back spasms, Duda, 31, said he, too, was regularly doing exercises to support his back.
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We like movies about great love affairs that never quite happen, as well as those that flare up and flame out.
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That whole flare up of summer 2014 pretty much dwindled to a flickering handful of irrationally disgruntled people circle-jerking themselves dizzy.
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Now, a lot of this has to do with a trade flare-up that is very close to becoming a trade war.
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The flare-up came after months of near-weekly border demonstrations organized by Hamas to protest the Israeli-Egyptian blockade of Gaza.
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Given the strong international connections of all Lebanon's sects and factions, any flare-up there will be felt in many other locations.
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The last time she had a flare-up, two weeks ago, she drove across the Mexican border to seek less expensive care.
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As someone who suffers from anxiety, I know for a fact that there is nothing funny about an attack or flare up.
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The treatment, plus my favorite cleanser, solves all my flare-up woes with dryness or flakiness when I wear it under makeup.
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The only notable flare-up occurred Wednesday afternoon when a small group of demonstrators attempted to light an American flag on fire.
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The Girls star and creator won't promote her hit HBO show's new season because of an endometriosis flare-up, she announced Monday.
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As Blair explained in the caption, she was facing an exacerbation of MS symptoms (also known as an attack or flare-up).
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And when people don't get their immunizations, terrible, vaccine-preventable diseases like measles or whooping cough are more likely to flare up.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Pisces, putting you in a flirtatious mood; however, some insecurities will flare up this morning.
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But Swisher says that in the tech community, discussions often flare up around individual controversies and fade soon after, without meaningful change.
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There is still the danger, however, of an accidental flare-up—a skirmish over illegal fishing, for example, and an ensuing escalation.
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Mars in Aries is fierce, so some fights could flare up, but neither Mars nor Aries are famous for their attention spans.
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"There are still a lot of risks out there that could flare up at any time," Capital Economics analyst Simona Gambarini said.
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"Rather, our argument is that social media can act as a propagating mechanism for the flare-up of hateful sentiments," they added.
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They pay more visits to doctors and emergency rooms and have more hospital admissions because of a flare-up of respiratory symptoms.
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But given his incessant pressure on the Justice Department and the FBI, it's almost certain the showdown will flare up again soon.
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How to Prevent Your Anger From Spiraling Out of ControlAnger fuels aggression, but it doesn't always have to cause a flare-up.
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Meanwhile, surging oil prices ignited market participants' concerns about a flare-up in inflation and faster-than-expected U.S. interest rate increases.
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A Moscow-brokered ceasefire halted four days of violence in the South Caucasus region in April, the worst flare-up in years.
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Violence in Kashmir has continued to flare up throughout 2017, following the death of Burhan Wani, a young militant leader in 2016.
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During the meeting, representatives from Russia and Ukraine traded bitter accusations over who was to blame for the flare-up in hostilities.
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Since the latest flare-up over Nagorno-Karabakh, Russia has acted separately from the rest of the Minsk Group, Bryza told Reuters.
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The trigger for the killings was not clear but the attack was the latest flare-up of a conflict running for years.
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"While this wasn't a big market mover, it does serve as a reminder that things could flare up again," the analysts said.
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Making things fair between you and your partners is very important to you, especially this evening when some anger could flare up.
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Sensitive issues will flare up, and you and the people you connect with will be questioning if you feel valued and supported.
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Two Fridays ago, pundits seemed to be beside themselves over what was the latest flare up in the U.S.-China trade war.
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Insecurities flare up early today, Aquarius, but don't worry—the energy will shift this afternoon when the Moon enters Fire sign Aries.
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But expect some intense emotions to flare up this evening—it's time for things to go deeper…or come to an end.
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But far from silencing her, that first flare-up simply led to the next — her comments about allegiances to a foreign country.
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Even before this flare-up of militia and construction activity, residents along the border have long been grappling with existing fenced sections.
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That is set to flare up elsewhere as other countries also move to pass new laws or impose restrictions on online material.
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"There is a history of animosity between Bitcoin factions with vested interests, and these tensions could flare up again," Mr. Hayter said.
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Not only are there lingering tensions between the US and China, but a separate conflict could flare up within the next year.
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They asked whether such an announcement would sabotage the ceasefire in Gaza or lead to a flare-up in the West Bank.
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Because inflammatory bowel diseases typically flare up and go into remission periodically, the goal is to avoid flares, considered risky during pregnancy.
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You might be tempted to say that the latest flare-up, over Nordstrom's decision to drop Ivanka Trump's clothing line, is trivial.
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The episode marks the latest flare-up in a privacy debate between technology companies such as Apple and Facebook Inc and authorities.
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D'Arnaud left Tuesday's game early with a sore right wrist, a flare-up of an injury he sustained nearly two weeks ago.
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In the main street, the charred shell of a shop remains unrepaired from the flare-up of late 2007 and early 22010.
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Skirmishes have intensified in the past three years, and at least 200 people were killed in a violent flare-up last April.
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Unfortunately a flare up of these skin conditions is exactly what you don't need when you are feeling stressed or under pressure.
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I'm wondering what you think of the means testing versus universality debate that has begun to flare up in the Democratic primary.
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The last major flare-up happened in the mid-2000s when Walmart and Home Depot made unsuccessful attempts to acquire the charters.
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Experts say the newest flare-up is part of the long-term resistance movement to keep the city as independent as possible.
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Kishida summoned Ambassador Cheng Yonghua on Tuesday for the first time since the latest flare-up in tensions in the East China Sea.
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She had a serious flare up while shooting Deliver Us From Evil, and had "massive" cystic acne on her neck, cheek and forehead.
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When Chuck expresses genuine affection and gratitude that Jimmy stayed with him during a horrific flare up for his condition, it's genuinely devastating.
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Yet if Trump rips up the Iran deal, as he threatens to do, he risks igniting the most serious regional flare-up yet.
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The flare-up seems to have occurred after a person came into contact with infected body fluid from an Ebola survivor, WHO said.
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The most recent flare up involved a pair of issues within the world of sports and gaming, two immensely popular industries in China.
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"The problem is that you just don't know where it's going to flare up next," said Caroline Quevrain, a 23-year-old student.
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He says the lack of concrete actions from the U.S. and Europe after last month's flare-up only make further aggression more likely.
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In the video, you can see French chewing out some bodyguards, and just as things seem to calm down ... there's another flare-up.
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The Carr Fire is 39-percent contained, but firefighters are widening fire breaks to prevent winds from causing it to flare up again.
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Some memes manage to make it into the internet's fall of fame, but more often than not they flare up and die out.
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Pollen season can flare up allergies, and in the winter it's not unusual to go days or even weeks without opening a window.
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Crowe playing a nice guy whose temper will flare up and turn him into one of the worst people to ever have lived?
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Washington (CNN)The only surprise about President Donald Trump's flare-up with Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell is that it took so long.
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" ON POSSIBILITY OF MILITARY FLARE-UP IN EASTERN UKRAINE "I hope that things will not come to provocations (during the soccer World Cup).
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This latest case in Liberia marks the third flare-up of Ebola virus disease since its original outbreak was declared over in May.
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Again, I'm no stranger to BV, and there's no telling whether the wipes actually caused this flare up, but they likely didn't help.
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"The minute you open it up again, if there's lithium remaining, it could flare up again," he explained, given lithium reacts to oxygen.
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The bloc is debating whether to add more sanctions over the latest flare-up of tensions between the two on the Azov Sea.
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The second flare-up, which included seven confirmed cases, centered on a village in Margibi County, a rural area near the capital Monrovia.
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Similarly, the South China Sea situation is calmer at the moment, but will likely flare up as soon as any claimant acts rashly.
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He cited a war in the Korean Peninsula, restrictions to oil supplies and global trade battles as potential problems that could flare up.
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The dispute has raised concerns that once ISIS is defeated, sectarian divisions that allowed for the terrorist group's emergence could flare up anew.
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Some anger may flare up for you this evening as warrior planet Mars reenters your sign—find an effective way to express yourself.
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Hoping to understand them better, Earth-based astronomers have long tried to track where and when Io's individual volcanoes flare up, then fade.
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The acute security flare-up on the Korean Peninsula will show whether an acceptable modus vivendi can be found between Washington and Beijing.
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It happened in the late 1990s when unemployment and inflation were at similar levels, and the economy never experienced an inflation flare-up.
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At times Dr. Lopatin prescribes drugs intended only for a brief treatment — a steroid to treat a flare-up of arthritis, for instance.
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She&aposd stayed in a town about two hours away from the flames, and said the smoke caused her asthma to flare up.
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Shanahan's outreach on the flare-up along the de facto border in the disputed state of Kashmir underscores the urgency of the situation.
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Before Allbirds, she sometimes found herself buying the same pair of shoes in two sizes and swapping out one during a flare-up.
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However, the most recent flare-up in Liberia confounded scientists as it was not initially clear where the new cases had come from.
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While the fiery rhetoric between Washington and Pyongyang has calmed down, concerns remain that tension could again flare up on the Korean peninsula.
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Betting against a flare-up of such turmoil has been one of the longest-running and most profitable trades in recent financial history.
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" ON POSSIBILITY OF MILITARY FLARE-UP IN EASTERN UKRAINE "I hope that things will not come to provocations (during the soccer World Cup).
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The latest flare-up in tension began with the start of annual U.S.-South Korean military exercises — known as Foal Eagle — last week.
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On March 12, the star posted another video of her most recent flare-up, which showed rashes on her cheeks and under her eyes.
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A flare-up in trade tensions between the United States and China hurt world stocks in May and triggered fears of an impending recession.
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Every other week, it seems, there's another flare-up over Twitter's terms of service and the rampant harassment and abuse that plagues that platform.
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Because he's jet packing a hose lot of anti-inflammatory that could engulf and water-down any nearby flare up to beat the heat.
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I've stopped using marijuana myself, in part because my husband had multiple experiences in which pot seemed to make his anxiety disorder flare up.
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Trump took a hardline pro-Netanyahu stance during every flare-up with the Palestinians and has done quite a bit to bolster Netanyahu politically.
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"Mexico is the U.S.'s largest trading partner and a flare-up in trade tensions was definitely not on the market radar," he added.
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An armed protest at a remote federal wildlife refuge was the latest flare-up in a decades-long struggle over control of federal land.
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The flare-up in tensions sent global stocks and oil prices lower on Monday, and raised speculation that China could cancel Liu's planned visit.
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One is the death of the faith's nonagenarian leader; the other is a flare-up over a Mormon practice that complicates relations with Judaism.
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The Clippers also got back point guard Milos Teodosic, who had sat out three straight games due to a flare-up of plantar fasciitis.
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Although larger in scale, our genetic analysis has indicated that the Needowein flare-up also represents the reemergence of a Liberian EBOV transmission chain.
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The latest flare-up in those tensions saw U.S. President Donald Trump increase tariffs on Chinese imports, provoking a similar tariff rise from China.
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That's exactly what happens to me — when I have a flare-up, I don't use those products, and when it's under control I do.
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In February 2018, the reality TV star posted a video to her Instagram Stories showing the effects of a flare-up on her face.
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Lighter fluids should also not be squirted directly on open flames, as it could cause a flare up, says the U.S. National Park Service.
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But it's not totally surprising that the internet is full of patients who find their symptoms flare up during that time of the month.
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Meanwhile the current Archbishop of Athens, Ieronymos, has problems with the Patriarch (currently undergoing a flare-up) because of administrative squabbles over Greek territory.
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She also used the video to reveal that she was experiencing a psoriasis flare-up at the time, writing "psoriasis face" across the screen.
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In Southern California, the biggest blazes tend to flare up when the dry, warm Santa Ana winds blow, sometimes unceasingly for days on end.
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Exercise performance backslides, results putter out, inflammation gets out of hand, workouts feel like a drag, injuries flare up, and yeah, things just suck.
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"The only people responsible for this tragedy are Maduro and his gang," tweeted Venezuelan opposition politician Ismael Garcia about the flare-up in Brazil.
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CENTURY-OLD DISCORD is never far from the surface for the two countries, but the latest flare-up risks disrupting stability in the region.
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Aware that a flare-up could come at any time without notice, I taught the young, four-legged Patou to help me up stairs.
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Europe's worst flare up yet of the virus in Italy has raised fears that its contracting economy could soon be thrown into another recession.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said he would convene a national security council meeting to discuss the latest flare-up in the country's Donbass region.
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Some also note trade tensions between China and the U.S. could flare up once again even after the signing of a phase one agreement.
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The issues seem to flare up when I use the HDMI port found on the machine in conjunction with the dock being plugged in.
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This most recent flare-up could escalate simmering tensions between Israel, Syria, and Iran even further — something an already roiling Middle East can't afford.
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When that threshold lowers—say, you've just lost your job, or you've come down with the flu—that skin condition can flare up or worsen.
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Simeoni has warned in the past that violence could flare up again on the island if it did not obtain the autonomy it was seeking.
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In the midst of the nastiest flare-up in the Giulianis' yearlong divorce fight, Felder showed that he cared enough to send the very worst.
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The mother of two, 31, shared on her Instagram Story on Tuesday, which was Christmas Day, that she was hospitalized for a lupus flare-up.
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If vaccine-preventable diseases continue to flare up in pockets of unvaccinated people across the country, these types of bans might become the new normal.
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The latest flare up came after Sanders supporters disrupted the Nevada Democratic Party Convention Saturday, threatened the state party chair, and vandalized the party's headquarters.
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The flare-up in tensions has made it difficult for global investors to justify remaining in Europe and is negative for emerging markets, he said.
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JF: And then there's the possible threat of police violence which can flare up in a moment and puts everybody in this very difficult situation.
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The Catholic church, with its wide network of contacts on both sides of the border, has given a nuanced response to the recent flare-up.
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A political or judicial decision may settle things for a while, but so strong are the conflicting emotions that the flames can quickly flare up.
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Some market players expect that could climb to over 30 percent by the end of this year despite worries of another flare-up in volatility.
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And because we know you're curious what a feline flare-up looks up, click through to see the cutest examples from the #catacne Instagram page.
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"Any sudden escalation in saber-rattling coupled with misleading statements could spawn a needless flare-up in tension and public anxiety," the Korea Herald said.
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"Like it doesn't really bother me even if I do have a flare-up, but it took me a minute to get there," he added.
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You have to have a bit of a sixth sense for when things are likely to flare up, even after they've appeared to calm down.
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The greenback had risen to a three-month high of 113.440 on Friday but had pulled back after a flare up in North Korea worries.
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The ministry said in a statement on its website that the Kiev government was responsible for a recent flare-up of tensions in eastern Ukraine.
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Some countries offer free catch-up jabs to some adults when outbreaks flare up—usually parents with small children and health workers in affected areas.
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Drama stirs in your partnerships early this morning, and control issues flare up in the afternoon, but people will be generally sweet toward you today.
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The unrest in El Alto is the latest flare-up in social conflicts that President Martin Vizcarra's government has struggled to contain in recent weeks.
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Netanyahu cut short his trip to Washington, DC, to deal with a flare-up of violence in the Gaza Strip that died down on Tuesday.
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The dollar also found support on a flare-up in tensions between Pakistan and India, sending investors out of riskier markets and into safer assets.
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Expectations of a regional flare-up were stoked by U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement on Tuesday that he was withdrawing from the Iranian nuclear deal.
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The flare-up over affordable housing in Baltimore County is just the kind of controversy Democratic Party leaders dread because it pits Democrats against Democrats.
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Measles, the report added, also tends to flare up during conflicts or humanitarian crises, evidenced by outbreaks last year in Nigeria, Somalia and South Sudan.
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The ructions around Marikana are the latest flare-up in the platinum belt between poor communities and companies grappling with depressed prices and rising costs.
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Washington's designation of China as a currency manipulator on Monday deepened the anxiety in markets worried about the potential flare-up of a currency war.
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Every now and then, a report would emerge suggesting Ryan was getting closer to Obamacare repeal, prompting a flare-up of concern on the left.
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Anna* left her own Paris-based study-abroad program after only a week when she experienced a sudden flare-up of her pre-existing OCD.
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The crowd turned against Medvedev after the incident, and the Russian looked ready to implode, though it proved to be only a partial flare-up.
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The weather is expected to remain benign for the next week, although any deterioration in conditions after that could see the wildfires flare up again.
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A flare-up between its proxies and traditional US allies in the region (like Hezbollah and Israel and the Houthis and Saudi Arabia) remains possible.
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Brown is expected to be on the trade block after a Week 17 charade that included a reported temper flare-up during a walk-through.
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The latest flare-up came after a South Korean court this month approved the seizure of part of the domestic assets of the Japanese steelmaker.
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It's hard to imagine Cruz would dismiss the aide unless he thought the whole flare-up represented some sort of genuine setback for his candidacy.
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And if you're experiencing severe pain, check in with your doctor — some health conditions, including endometriosis and irritable bowel system, can flare up during menstruation.
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A crackdown on protesters in Tibet, a flare up in a West African civil war, and intensifying homophobia almost anywhere in the world—all clues.
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Just as inflammation can cause an eczema flare, it can also trigger a flare-up in those who suffer from rosacea, as Garshick told INSIDER.
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The stability of South Sudan is important for Sudan and other countries, which fear a new flare up of the conflict could flood them with refugees.
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European stocks cratered on Thursday, amid fears of slowing growth, falling oil prices and a fresh flare-up in tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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India is struggling to contain a recent flare-up in protests against its rule in Kashmir, where deep-seated anger and calls for independence remain widespread.
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In a recent Instagram story, the reality TV star posted a video makeup-free to show the effects of a psoriasis flare-up on her face.
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She had surgery in 2018 to fit a stoma bag after a flare-up of ulcerative colitis, a chronic autoimmune illness which inflames the digestive system.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index dropped 3% in morning trade, potentially also reflecting anxieties over a flare-up in violent anti-government protests in the city.
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This element encourages us to take a cooler-headed approach to problems, rather than letting our emotions flare up and get the better of our reasoning.
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I had two weeks to tell him, but every day there seemed to be some cosmic flare-up that got in my way of telling him.
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"South Aleppo seems on the verge of being more than just a flare-up," a Western diplomat, who requested anonymity to speak freely, told VICE News.
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That means your doctor might give you medication to ease pain, prevent viral infections, correct hormonal imbalances, or suppress your immune system during a flare-up.
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FLARE-UP Around 200 Gazans have been killed by Israeli troops since the protests started on March 30 last year, according to Palestinian Health Ministry figures.
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The takeover was another flare-up in a decades-old conflict over federal control of millions of acres of public land in the Western United States.
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With the star's personal tips, and a few pointers from top derms, you'll be on your way to a flare-up free complexion in no time.
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She then revealed that she had completely lost her voice due to an acid reflux flare-up, which only led to more teasing from online trolls.
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The greenback had also found support on a flare-up in tensions between Pakistan and India, sending investors out of riskier markets and into safer assets.
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The actress told Roberts that she was in the midst of a flare-up, and was experiencing spasmodic dysphonia, a neurological disorder which affected her voice.
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"Unfortunately we fear a large-scale flare-up of xenophobic violence is just around the corner," said Wayne Ncube, an attorney at the Johannesburg Law Clinic.
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The incident came as Gaza&aposs Hamas rulers and Israel honored a cease-fire Friday that ended two days of an intense flare-up in violence.
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Avoid Irritating Ingredients Stay away from products with powerful ingredients like retinoids, alpha hydroxy acids and Vitamin C when you're having a flare-up, Sadick recommends.
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A collapsed ceasefire with the PKK back after two years of relative peace in July has sparked a flare-up of violence, attacks and government crackdowns.
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Although Israel's borders are currently relatively quiet, conflicts with military groups in surrounding countries and territories flare up intermittently and can be damaging to economic activity.
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Intense issues you can't ignore flare up this morning, but things flow easier later on, when you and your partners have an opportunity to enjoy yourselves.
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I have now been on Theracran One for three months but am currently single, meaning that I haven't had a flare-up for a few months.
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"They are helping to keep the situation stable right now," he said, speaking of a flare-up in tensions between Hezbollah and Israel, two longtime enemies.
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The flare-up marks the latest standoff between the Trump administration and congressional Democrats over how to address refugees and illegal immigration at the southern border.
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Lawmakers have yet to release a bill and provide all the details of legislation's contents, so there is still potential for more tensions to flare up.
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And today, when anti-immigrant backlashes flare up in their state legislatures, coalitions of business leaders stand with college administrators and activists to protect these policies.
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Briggs knew he couldn't stay on infliximab for ever and he was tired of dealing with the cycle of flare-up and remission with his disease.
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"When things flare up around Obamacare, it tends to motivate Republicans," said Glenn Hamer, president and chief executive of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
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The blackface episode was the latest flare-up in her bumpy 13-month foray into morning television, which has drawn so-so ratings and occasional criticism.
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As the sun falls behind the moon, they may notice their psychic abilities flare up, Gat says, though Virgos, often quite logical people, may doubt this.
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The flare-up with Iran and mixed signals from the bond market remind us that our political future isn't a straight-line projection of the present.
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Their mission is to pivot America's long-running gun control debate — which tends to flare up with each mass shooting and then dissipate — toward meaningful action.
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A key market focus is how policymakers will balance the need for growth against the threat of a further flare-up in financial risks and debt.
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Then there's the worst-case scenario: The relatively few cases popping up in dozens of countries flare up worldwide in the coming months with deadly consequences.
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Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) and Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) made a concerted push for the legislation amid last week's dramatic flare-up in tensions with Iran.
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The object grazed the black hole in recent years, likely causing Sagittarius A* to suddenly flare up in 2019 after skimming off some gas from G2.
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The past week has seen a flare-up in hostilities in which more than 40 people have been killed in both government- and rebel-held areas.
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The current flare-up of long-brewing war threats on the Korean Peninsula is the most serious immediate challenge to peace, economic growth and international trade.
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Opinion Any nerves I had leading up to my wedding manifested less as a case of cold feet than as a flare-up of preshow jitters.
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Florida, by contrast, could face major losses, as deadly heat waves flare up in the summer and rising sea levels eat away at valuable coastal properties.
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"The recent flare-up in U.S./China trade tensions is a near-term negative for equities," said Salvatore Ruscitti, equity strategist at MRB Partners, in a note.
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So began the latest armed flare-up in a decades-long struggle between federal officials and local landowners and ranchers over how to manage the Western range.
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Tinderbox With little changed except the number of boats on the sea, Smith warns the crisis could flare up again as soon as the current monsoon fades.
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The FDA has never allowed a reduction in disease flare-up by itself to be the main goal of a clinical trial for a cystic fibrosis drug.
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One of the biggest setbacks for Moscow followed a flare-up in fighting in eastern Ukraine where government forces are facing off against pro-Russian separatist forces.
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Communication issues will flare up today, and watch out for an annoying commute or for some misunderstandings while you run around town, trying to get shit done.
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Joked the smiling star to GMA, "No one has the energy to talk when they're in a flare-up, but I do because I love a camera."
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The flare up saw investors across global markets ditch riskier assets and scurry to safe havens such as U.S. and German bonds, the Japanese yen and gold.
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Of course, anyone who's ever cried knows that it's not just eye makeup you have to keep under control while sobbing — your skin can flare up, too.
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The Pakistani Civil Aviation Authority had also shut its airspace to all commercial flights, as tensions between the two nuclear-armed U.S. allies continue to flare up.
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For Chinese citizens who shed light on scandals, especially on sensitive medical safety issues that could flare up and lead to social unrest, consequences can be harsh.
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But a recent flare-up around actor Wil Wheaton has sparked concerns about how effective the platform truly is at acting against dog-piling and online mobs.
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But if this new research proves such a link to be true, you might be able to predict when your chronic pain is going to flare up.
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Or, really, any of the fragrant botanical oils and extracts that make products smell fancy and luxurious but make reactive complexions flare up like a Roman candle.
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Their most serious flare-up in recent years was in 2015 when Hezbollah guerrillas killed two Israeli troops in retaliation for a deadly air strike in Syria.
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A year later, however, smoke exposure while putting out a high rise fire in Manhattan triggered the sarcoidosis to flare up, landing him in the hospital again.
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The flare-up between the world's largest oil exporter and Iran comes as global supply shows no signs of ebbing — and global growth keeps coming up weak.
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The takeover at Malheur was the latest flare-up in a decades-old conflict over federal control of millions of acres of public land in the West.
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Joked the smiling star to GMA, "No one has the energy to talk when they're in a flare-up, but I do because I love a camera."
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A burst of anti-Trump vandalism against possessions and property associated with administration officials is the latest flare-up in a "resistance" that has taken many forms.
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The explosion came hours after a ceasefire ended a fierce flare-up in fighting between Israel and Gaza militants, but police did not suggest Israel was responsible.
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Underlining the latest flare-up in enmities, another senior official this month accused the Church of seeking war, while a bishop alleged clergy's telephones were being tapped.
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The past week appears to be a flare-up in activity, although nobody seems quite sure if the source of the noise is the same as before.
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A new flare-up risks driving yet more people to refugee camps in neighboring countries in the central African region, which is already plagued by myriad woes.
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It also marked the latest flare-up in the so-called Sagebrush Rebellion, a decades-old conflict over federal control of millions of acres in the West.
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The way it initially handled this month's flare-up over accusations of political bias in its Trending Topics feed can only lead to this answer: not very.
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The stability of South Sudan is important for Sudan and other neighbouring countries, who fear a new flare up of the conflict could flood them with refugees.
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In 2013, scientists detected an equally mysterious X-ray flare-up from Sgr A*, which was 400 times brighter than its normal levels of X-ray radiation.
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Kelly's comments were the latest flare-up in a tense relationship he's had with the CHC since he joined the Trump administration as Secretary of Homeland Security.
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Abe timed the initial flare-up to coincide with Japan's Upper House elections, with regional tensions helping the prime minister's party cling on to a slim majority.
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It was a flare-up in the so-called Sagebrush Rebellion, a decades-old conflict over federal control of millions of acres of land in the West.
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The spread of cholera had been waning, but the World Health Organization warned that if the current coalition blockade was not lifted, it would flare up again.
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Teargas and smoke bombs clouded a Greek-Turkish land border on Saturday in a fresh flare-up in tensions over migrants seeking access to European Union territory.
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Pompeo was originally scheduled to travel to Ukraine in early January, but he postponed that trip amid a flare-up in tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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So long as both sides are committed to using force in this fashion, the conditions that led to this latest flare-up in violence are still there.
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Chronic pain makes it hard for people to sleep through the night—simply shifting sleep positions can trigger a pain flare-up and cause them to wake.
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One flare-up was provoked by a draft release of the 2019 Medicare & You handbook, an important annual guide mailed to all enrollees and made available online.
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More than half of Puerto Rico's population is probably still vulnerable, so Zika may flare up again, as it might anywhere along the Gulf Coast outside Miami.
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Mood disorders can also be accompanied by symptoms that might seem similar to an asthma flare-up, like shortness of breath, chest pain, or a rapid heartbeat.
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We told ourselves that if ever there was a flare-up somewhere in the world, the United States would be there, and we would all be saved.
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Copper hit a two-week low on Thursday as a flare-up in trade tensions between the United States and top metals consumer China boosted the dollar.
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A recent flare-up in the US-China trade war has them panicking that much of their crops may rot for a second year in a row.
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On November 14th Mr Lieberman (above, left) resigned, withdrawing his party from the ruling coalition over its supposed meekness in the latest flare-up in the Gaza Strip.
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The issue could flare up later this year when Netflix releases "The Irishman," a mob drama directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro and Al Pacino.
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Europe's tech stocks were among the top performers, up around 2 percent as worries of a fresh flare-up in tensions between the world's two largest economies cooled.
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Broader sentiment in the market remained subdued as the flare-up between the United States and Europe added to other potential global flashpoints over trade, including Sino-U.
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"As long as trade tensions do not flare up badly again in 2020, expect German manufacturing output to expand modestly from Q2 onwards," analysts at Berenberg said Friday.
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Kim Kardashian West has been battling a psoriasis flare-up on her face for the past week, and she's down to try any treatment to fight the blemishes.
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Still unclear about the impetus of her attack, doctors diagnosed the woman with "a moderate anaphylactic reaction," and administered epinephrine and other medications to stop the flare-up.
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A condition like Ms. Peck's affects more than the body; when a visit to a doctor was upsetting, her symptoms — including tingling in the face — would flare up.
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You have to put in the work to find what works best for you, and have a support system in place for yourself when these problems flare up.
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Dozens have been killed on both sides during the recent flare-up of the long-festering ethnic tensions between the mainly Muslim Azeris and their Christian Armenian neighbors.
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In such a general flare-up, any success achieved in stabilising nearby northern Iraq, and making it safer for minorities, could rapidly be reversed, says Mr de Jong.
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The show just couldn't go on for Olivia Newton-John this week, as the star apologized to fans for canceling upcoming concerts due to a sciatica flare up.
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In the past, a flare-up in the Middle East could send oil prices soaring, but investors these days seem mainly focused on a global glut of petroleum.
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Increased political tension and a flare-up in the eastern conflict earlier in 2017 has prompted activists to protest against the continued presence of Russian banks in Ukraine.
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"We believe trade tensions could flare up at any time given the strength that both sides have exhibited to stick to their guns in the past," he wrote.
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Steve Kerr hasn't functioned as Warriors head coach since April 16th after suffering a recent flare up of severe pains related to a failed spinal surgery in 2015.
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Wildfires flare up regularly at many of the large national parks that dot the U.S. West, often burning in densely-forested, backcountry areas where their effects are limited.
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Residents of the waterfront town Lakeport fled Sunday after a major flare-up of two fires that combined across Mendocino and Lake counties destroyed at least four homes.
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But that outcome could be threatened by various threats from a spreading coronavirus in China to a flare-up in trade tensions between the United States and China.
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On Sunday, more than a dozen members of an indigenous tribe were injured in the northeast of the country in the latest flare-up of violence over land.
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The two fresh cases in Nzerekore, where the Ebola outbreak began in 2013, were reported just hours after the WHO declared neighboring Sierra Leone's latest flare-up over.
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Liberia was first declared free of Ebola transmission in May 2015, but the virus has been reintroduced twice since then, with the latest flare-up occurring in November.
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Shehada said Israeli clients are afraid to trade with Gaza out of fear that another violent flare-up would force crossings to close and lead to financial losses.
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The background for the attack was the latest flare-up in tensions around the Temple Mount/Noble Sanctuary, a site holy to both Jews and Muslims in Jerusalem.
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So while there's a flare-up of discussion about gun control, Congress — blocked by the NRA and Republican officials from action on guns — ultimately does little in response.
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The Kremlin has said the latest flare-up of hostilities in eastern Ukraine shows the need for a swift resumption in dialogue between the United States and Russia.
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The Israeli effort to find tunnels from Gaza, which Hamas considers a strategic asset, has led to a flare-up of violence along the border in recent days.
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While Allen said the fires within the downtown core of Fort McMurray were extinguished as of Wednesday morning, he warned they could flare up again at any time.
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As trade tensions flare up between the U.S. and China, many investors are asking whether Beijing will look to weaken its own currency to retaliate against Washington tariffs.
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Clashes over control of the disputed region have intensified in the past three years and at least 200 people were killed in a violent flare-up last April.
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"All the ingredients are now there for a flare-up in regional tensions with Iran also weighing in on the matter," PVM Oil Associates analyst Tamas Varga said.
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The week before the anniversary saw a flare-up of cross-border violence after a rocket fired from Gaza wounded seven Israelis north of Tel Aviv on Monday.
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There was another flare-up in 1945-6 with plans for an Ottawa-run social welfare system and the health part probably resembled Harry Truman's medical care project.
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The dispute was resolved in August, but Indian and Chinese troops threw rocks and chest bumped each other in a clash that some fear could flare up again.
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"I had to make sure that the nerve in my hand wasn't going to flare up, that my sense of taste was more or less intact," he said.
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That flare-up is just one reason producers and the stars of the series believe that "Murphy Brown" is as relevant now as it was in the 1990s.
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The recent flare-up in tensions between the United States and Iran was a reminder that by the time of the election, international events could eclipse domestic ones.
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The government has also faced political challenges, including a flare-up of violence in Azerbaijan's breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region in April between Armenian-backed separatists and Azeri forces.
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Plus, the flare-up in the press over his friendship with Trump was not making Brady any more eager to engage beyond his usual helpings of football platitudes.
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The latter is largely the result of fears that stronger economic activity, stoked by the January U.S. employment report, will engender a wage-led flare-up in inflation.
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Healing lasts months, and any small knock can cause a painful flare-up, as I learned when I caught my stud in a sweater a few weeks later.
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Recent events though raise another, perhaps even more insidious scenario: that America's other enemies will use this latest flare up as an opportunity to launch false flag cyberattacks.
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The stability of South Sudan is also important for Sudan and other neighboring countries, who fear a new flare up of the conflict could flood them with refugees.
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Even if young Albus wanted to watch Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, his angsty ethereal energies would flare up at the worst moments and blip out the TV set.
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"And if Trump tightens the screws on China, (emerging markets) risks could flare up again, with EM Asia currencies perhaps bearing the brunt of the burn," he added.
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That flare-up is still being frequently discussed as the Australian Open begins this week, though Williams herself is not expected to speak to reporters before she plays.
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Underscoring the tension in the region, the Israeli military went on high alert on Tuesday for a possible flare-up with neighboring Syria, which is allied to Iran.
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The current flare-up in New York and New Jersey, both of which allow religious exemptions, can be traced back to the measles outbreaks in Israel last year.
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Exciting messages are coming your way—things that relate your creative projects or your love life (yay!)—but stress about cash or self-esteem could also flare up.
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The Israeli military carried out dozens of air strikes in Gaza and Palestinian militants fired dozens of rockets into Israel throughout Saturday in a flare-up of fighting.
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With her Achilles flare-up – after the trials, it was swollen to twice her size – she's focusing on strengthening her body and getting back to her race-ready state.
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With every conspiratorial flare-up, we are forced to relive Seth's murder and a small piece of us dies as more of Seth's memory is torn away from us.
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My well-framed selfie is consolation for the fact I spent hours on my makeup, and then bailed on going out due to a flare-up of my symptoms.
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The incidents coincide with tension ramping up between the United States and Iran, with Iraq seen as a possible site for any violent flare-up between the two sides.
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Elsewhere, broader sentiment in the market remained subdued as the flare-up between the United States and Europe added to other potential global flashpoints over trade, including Sino-U.
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The recent flare-up in trade tensions has renewed global market concerns over how much China will allow the yuan to weaken to offset heavier pressure on its exporters.
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It also marked the latest flare-up in the so-called Sagebrush Rebellion, a decades-old conflict over federal control of millions of acres of land in the West.
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Abdinasir Fidow, a Somali father of seven living in Minneapolis, had heard of the measles outbreak spreading in his state, the worst flare-up in Minnesota in three decades.
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And the oil market has lived for decades, now, with the occasional flare-up of hostilities on the Nigerian Delta, usually interrupting some inland production, only for a time.
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Israel detonated the tunnel inside its territory on Monday in a rare flare-up along the tense border that has remained mostly quiet since a 2014 Israel-Hamas war.
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LUANDA (Reuters) - Separatist rebels said they killed 12 soldiers in Angola, part of a flare-up of violence in a region that produces half the southern African state's oil.
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The Fed's highly accommodative policies will remain in place, barring an unlikely flare-up of sustained price inflation and a significant acceleration of economic growth in the months ahead.
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Sometimes skin conditions, for example lupus or rosacea, are not caused by the sun, but may flare up or worsen with sun exposure; these are known as photoexacerbated dermatoses.
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Kong said Modi and Xi did not discuss last summer's border flare-up, although they agreed to seek a fair, reasonable and mutually acceptable settlement to the boundary problem.
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Israel's government was a strong supporter of, and advocate for, Trump's decision to quit the Iran nuclear deal and has been readying itself for a possible regional flare-up.
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However, divisions between the parties are likely to flare up again when the White House unveils President Donald Trump's first full budget for the 2018 fiscal year on Tuesday.
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Increased political tension and a flare-up in the eastern conflict at the start of 2017 prompted activists to protest against the continued presence of Russian banks in Ukraine.
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"The heightened surveillance means mechanisms were in place and that we were vigilant and prepared to deal with the flare-up," said Guy Yogo, UNICEF's deputy representative in Guinea.
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The flare up in geopolitical risks hit broader sentiment, driving investors out of stocks and into safe-haven assets with U.S. stock futures slipping and the Japanese yen gaining.
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Controversy over their perceived homosexuality has raged intermittently for decades, spearheaded by both allies and adversaries — and a new flare-up shows that it's not going away anytime soon.
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While it may be easy to recognize hives when they flare up all of your body, what's not so clear is knowing what triggers them in the first place.
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A flare-up on the border with Pakistan has the potential to upset India's markets, though most analysts believe it would have to escalate markedly to impact RBI policy.
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The flare-up in trade tensions has renewed global financial market concerns over how much China will allow the yuan to weaken to offset heavier pressure on its exporters.
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The moon in Taurus finds you in an amicable mood today Cancer, but a touch of drama is likely to flare up, as people are in a passionate mood.
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TB is playing the long game, happy to lie in wait in the background of our lives as other diseases, like Ebola, flare up and then burn themselves out.
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NOTES: Boston RF Mookie Betts was back in the lineup and batting cleanup after leaving Game 2 on Friday in the eighth inning with a left wrist flare-up.
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Relationship issues flare up this morning, but things chill out this evening—especially as you gain a deeper understanding of your boundaries and what you need to feel safe.
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Despite optimism around the talks in Beijing, some analysts warned that the relationship between Washington and Beijing remained on shaky grounds, and that tensions could flare up again soon.
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The overnight rocket attack came nearly two days after a ceasefire ended a flare-up in cross-border violence between Israel and a smaller Palestinian militant group, Islamic Jihad.
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The Kashmir flare-up came as the US was consumed with domestic politics, grappling with two major mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, over the weekend.
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The government has also faced political challenges, including a flare-up of violence in neighboring Azerbaijan's breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region in April between Armenian-backed separatists and Azeri forces.
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The Israeli-Iranian exchange on Thursday is only the latest flare up in Syria's seven-year war that has drawn in Russia, the United States, Kurdish fighters and Turkey.
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As geopolitical flashpoints flare up from the Korean peninsula to the South China Sea, Japan's full-fledged military contribution would be a much-needed addition to Washington's regional strategy.
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Broader sentiment in the market remained subdued as the flare-up between the United States and Europe added to other potential global flashpoints over trade, including ongoing Sino-U.
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And like the Scottish nurse who survived Ebola and was recently hospitalized with another Ebola-related flare-up, Mr. Dumbai has recurring health issues, including joint pain and weakness.
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However, OPEC is wary prices could fall again since excess supply persists, while a flare-up in Middle Eastern political tensions has also played a part in the rally.
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However, some experts doubt the agency's effectiveness, given that it is the brainchild of Suu Kyi, who has taken much of the blame for the flare-up in violence.
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Italy worries that an unstable Libya would mean more migrants at its border and blames France, the mediator in the crisis, for the recent flare-up, according to France24.
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The number is surprisingly high considering the flare up of concerns about the technology and the fact that several cities have recently gone so far as to ban it.
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The recent flare-up, with both sides accusing the other of firing first, came just a day after Pakistan returned a captured Indian pilot as a good-will gesture.
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On Monday, Hezbollah said it downed and took possession of an Israeli drone in south Lebanon after a flare-up at the border with Israel around a week ago.
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But rather than a conflagration out of nowhere, it is only the latest flare-up in a state whose politics has been something of a Dumpster fire for years.
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Qatar Airways has also been severely affected by the recent diplomatic flare-up in the Gulf, with Saudi Arabia and four other Arab states cutting diplomatic ties with Qatar.
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A Moscow-brokered ceasefire halted four days of violence in the South Caucasus region in April, the worst flare-up in years, but sporadic shooting remains commonplace, causing fatalities.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - The World Health Organization warned on Monday that a cholera epidemic in Yemen that killed more than 2,0.23 people could flare up again in the rainy season.
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It rose 6 bps on Monday in its biggest one-day rise in over two months as Italy grappled with the worst flare up of the virus in Europe.
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I've had terrible acne for most of my life and, even though it has improved, I still live in fear that new pimples will flare up at any moment.
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Turkish and Russian officials have failed to reach any compromise in talks, although Turkish officials had sounded more optimistic on Thursday prior to the flare-up on the ground.
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Wage growth has been tame, but with few suitable people left to hire for companies that need to expand to meet consumer demand, it could flare up, he said.
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Every day Lucia is a little different; every few months the local dogs have more puppies; every so often the village politics flare up and spatter across Grace's garden.
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The latest flare-up is likely to further weaken that leverage, while illustrating the resistance of Kim Jong-un to China's arguments in favor of a denuclearized Korean Peninsula.
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"If we don't have insects as moderators of other pest populations, we have insect populations that flare up and ruin crops and make them difficult to grow," he said.
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While there's no real indication a fifth India-Pakistan war is on the horizon, it's possible one flare-up puts both countries on the path to a nuclear crisis.
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It will connect with both your planetary rulers, Neptune and Jupiter, boosting your intuitive abilities and bringing luck your way, despite the intense emotions that will flare up today.
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The sudden "flare up," in the words of one GOP leader, left an air of uncertainly over the talks that all sides had reported upbeat progress on in recent days.
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The military flare-up between Israel and the forces allied with the Assad regime is the latest sign that Syria's complicated seven-year war is worsening instead of winding down.
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Following the flare-up, the American ambassador to the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, which monitors the ceasefire, blamed "combined Russian-separatist forces" for starting the attacks.
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Investors were also wary of any flare-up of tensions between North Korea and the United States as U.S. troops and South Korean forces started a joint exercise on Monday.
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Trump and his supporters love such political brawls, and the McConnell flare-up potentially shores up the president's base at a time when it is showing signs of weakening support.
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Although Republicans appeared to reconcile some concerns earlier this week, statements that Trump made during a press appearance on Wednesday have seemingly caused the conflict to flare up once more.
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If health issues flare up when you're doing too much and stress makes your brain feel like it's going to pop, figure out how you'll handle your loaded calendar differently.
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"This is my fourth time in the last three-and-a-half months being in the Lennox Hill Emergency Room," Dunham said back in January about a recent flare-up.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 dipped 0.2 percent as investors followed Asian markets down with a more muted reaction to this latest flare-up in aggression on the Korean peninsula.
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With a referendum on Britain's EU membership in June and a possible flare-up of the refugee crisis as summer approaches, the last thing Europe needs is another Greek drama.
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Because so little has progressed on Mumbai and the host of outstanding bilateral security disputes, the politics of these unresolved issues are conveniently re-litigated each time tensions flare up.
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The exchange of fire comes less than five days after the biggest flare-up in fighting since the end of the last war between Israel and Hamas, four years ago.
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In recent weeks, we witnessed a dangerous flare-up on Israel's northern border, where the Iron Dome air defense system intercepted an Iranian surface-to-surface missile fired from Syria.
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The failed "denuclearization" summit held in Hanoi between the United States and North Korea took place just as a border flare up played out between nuclear-armed Pakistan and India.
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Lopez Obrador has used similar language in the past when talking about oil, but his comments were lent extra weight because of the recent flare-up in tensions with Trump.
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In a flare-up in Liberia in November, suspected Ebola patient Nathan Gbotoe was sent to several health centers, instead of being referred to an Ebola treatment unit at once.
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The aborted launch follows a successful test-firing last week, though that test apparently disconnected a fuel line, spilled liquid methane on the launchpad, and triggered an enormous flare-up.
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FLEC's planned boycott of the vote comes after a flare-up in violence in August and September last year in which FLEC said it had killed more than 50 soldiers.
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And again, while Singer has always denied these allegations, today's Twitter flare-up is far from the first time his name's been mentioned in the same breath as lurid misconduct.
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Indeed, the flare-up in trade tensions has renewed global financial market concerns over how much China will allow the yuan to weaken to offset heavier pressure on its exporters.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Sri Lanka has banned social media again following a reported flare-up in religious tensions, three weeks after a series of suicide bombings rocked the country.
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DAKAR, Senegal — The World Health Organization on Thursday declared the end of a recent flare-up of Ebola in Sierra Leone, a nation where thousands have suffered from the disease.
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Russia objects to the British-drafted resolution blaming Haftar for the latest flare-up in violence when his LNA advanced to the outskirts of Tripoli earlier this month, diplomats said.
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The conflict was a flare-up that broke a century-old peace between the tribes, erupting in the chaos of post-Qaddafi Libya and the fight for assets and power.
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Seeking a way to heal following a nasty flare-up during the summer of 210, he sifted through more than 25 papers on anti-inflammatory supplements, diet and TNF blockers.
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Seeking a way to heal following a nasty flare-up during the summer of 2013, he sifted through more than 150 papers on anti-inflammatory supplements, diet and TNF blockers.
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Those stocks include retailers and consumer names that tend to get hit when tensions flare up between China and South Korea over Seoul's deployment of the THAAD missile defense system.
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He doubles down in support of Sally -- and even tries to play peacemaker between she and Ava -- whom Kobe thinks aren't very different, despite the tense flare-up on Friday.
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The flare-up presented a test for Mr. Netanyahu, who also serves as Israel's defense minister and has made his national security credentials a cornerstone of his re-election campaign.
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The "raison d'être" of the episode's title is pornography, as Candy's boss, Harvey (a strikingly slimmed-down David Krumholtz), feels compelled to remind her when her artistic instincts flare up.
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He is trying to stall elections for as long as possible to quiet memories of the recent Gaza flare-up, which was set off by a botched Israeli covert operation.
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The group says it believes the removal of Michele Kelemen from the press pool was a response to the flare-up between Pompeo and her NPR colleague Mary Louise Kelly.
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"It looks like it was used as a good excuse to adjust positions," he said, referring to the latest flare-up of tensions between the United States and North Korea.
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Conflicts with military groups in surrounding countries and territories flare up intermittently and can lead to increased spending commitments or be damaging to economic activity (despite Israel's improved defence capabilities).
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The dollar rose against a basket of currencies on Thursday, as a flare-up in trade tensions between the United States and China drove traders to buy the U.S. currency.
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But a couple of months later, the woman had a life-threatening flare-up of her disease, an episode of weakness that left her incapable of breathing on her own.
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The fighting has strained ties between Turkey and Russia, which back opposing sides in Syria's conflict but which had also worked to contain the violence until the latest flare-up.
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But the hot-button issue is on track to flare up when Congress returns to Washington after the midterms, leading to questions over whether there could be a partial shutdown.
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With President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital roiling the West Bank and Gaza, the city was braced for its most serious flare-up in months, if not years.
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Wozniacki, 28, was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis before last year's U.S. Open, and Friday's weather, which included rain and some thunder and lightning, presented perfect conditions for a flare-up.
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Halfway into the six minute-long track, after an intriguing call-and-response intro between a flute sound and some percussion, strings flare up again and again in a crescendo.
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A new flare-up risks driving yet more people to refugee camps in neighboring nations and further destabilizing a region in the center of Africa already plagued by myriad woes.
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First, though, some lowercase-h history: The latest flare-up between the two stars began in February, when West debuted his album, The Life of Pablo, via the streaming service Tidal.
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It seems like every time Apple and Intel come to the negotiation table the rumors flare up—with the press being used as a tool in the process, as Moorhead noted.
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Freezing the flow of funds to Greece now threatens to trigger a renewed flare-up of the Greek debt crisis and would create a further test for the cohesion of Europe.
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Barring an unlikely inflation flare-up, or price tensions in energy markets, the Fed can leave the economy in an adjustment process under conditions of full employment and easy credit terms.
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The potential flare-up in transatlantic tensions comes at a time when the Trump administration is embroiled in several trade disputes around the world — including a protracted trade war with China.
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More forceful easing could also trigger capital outflows and add pressure on the Chinese yuan, which has slid nearly 3 percent against the dollar since the trade flare-up last month.
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The flare-up is just the latest deterioration between Rome and Paris, neighbors at the heart of the European project whose bilateral relations have plummeted to rare depths in recent months.
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A study last year by the Joint Research Centre, a think-tank under the European Commission, used computer modelling to rank the rivers where these are most likely to flare up.
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Israel detonated the tunnel inside its territory last week in a rare flare-up along the tense border that has remained largely quiet since a 2014 war between Israel and Hamas.
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The rare possibility of Ebola spreading long after infection highlights the importance of monitoring survivors, especially with the imminent end of the most recent flare-up of the disease in Congo.
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As he focuses on further consolidating power, Xi may find external distractions like a flare-up in US-China relations undesirable as he, like Trump, tries to address myriad domestic challenges.
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In the shot, Schroeder, 30, fearlessly showed off her skin's flare up and jokingly claimed that the ongoing condition was induced by Sunday's dramatic (and highly controversial) Game of Thrones episode.
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West Africa as a region is seeing a flare-up of the disease, but Nigeria -- where Lassa fever was first discovered in 000 -- is experiencing much higher mortality rates than usual.
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S. TARIFF DISPUTE, SAYS SHOULD TRADE DISPUTE FLARE UP, S&P WOULD NEED TO RE-ANALYZE IMPACT ON INDUSTRY SECTORS NOT JUST FOR BOTH COUNTRIES, BUT ALSO OTHERS * ON CHINA-U.
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An across-the-board cut in borrowing costs could also risk another flare-up in debt and speculative activity like that in the wake of the 2008-9 global financial crisis.
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But the current flare-up poses fresh challenges as it is in a part of Congo stalked by myriad militia groups that regularly battle one another and kill and kidnap civilians.
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An across-the-board cut in borrowing costs could also risk another flare-up in debt and speculative activity like that in the wake of the 2008-13 global financial crisis.
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Sunday's meeting followed another flare-up of fighting southwest of the capital on Saturday between forces loyal to President Salva Kiir and opposition troops, led by his former deputy Riek Machar.
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The previous government hiked military spending by 20 percent to 1.1 billion, but the military appears to have overshot that figure amid a flare up in tensions with arch-foe India.
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For some, just having a minor asthma flare-up can cause a panic attack because those folks' panic is actually triggered by the physical sensations in their chest, Calm Clinic explains.
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The detente follows last week's Swift-Braun-Borchetta flare up involving the sort of music business minutiae that doesn't commonly interest the general public — the particulars of re-recording old masters.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe police fired teargas at stone-throwing vendors resisting removal from city streets on Tuesday in the latest flare-up of protests against President Robert Mugabe's 36-year rule.
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The EU's Russia hawks have called for new sanctions against Moscow following the latest flare-up in tensions between Moscow and Kiev but that is not expected swiftly, if at all.
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In this photo provided by the Santa Barbara County Fire Department, firefighters keep an eye on flames as pockets of unburned vegetation flare up off Bella Vista Dr. in Montecito, Calif.
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"Just wanted to help," Chief Brian James of the Sherman County Rural Fire Department, in northwest Kansas, said after putting out a flare-up on Saturday morning near a gypsum quarry.
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The number of separate fires rises and falls often, as new blazes flare up and old ones merge with one another, but the size of the devastated area has grown steadily.
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The takeaway: Despite a US-China truce and present focus on the coronavirus outbreak, the groundwork for tensions between the world's two biggest economies to flare up again has been set.
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"I had this second coming out with them while I was in college and went through this whole flare-up again with them, where they couldn't accept it," Mr. Yang says.
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Latest episode The flare-up was just the latest episode that highlights how the relationship between the two has evolved since Kelly was brought in to replace Reince Priebus last July.
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The government of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra responded to the flare up in southern violence in 2004 with force and imposed emergency laws that give broad powers to security forces.
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U.S. stock indexes have declined in the past three sessions with fears of a pandemic knocking off more than 3% on Monday after a flare up in infections in several countries.
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Authorities identified a cluster of towns in Lombardy and a smaller zone in the neighboring region of Veneto as the epicenter of the flare-up and placed 50,000 inhabitants under quarantine.
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Authorities identified a cluster of towns in Lombardy and a smaller zone in the neighboring region of Veneto as the epicenter of the flare-up and placed 50,000 inhabitants under quarantine.
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The debate tends to flare up in the wake of national gun tragedies, such as the 1999 mass shooting at Columbine High School in Colorado and last month's killings in Florida.
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In Poland, against a flare-up of anti-Soros statements, Prime Minister Beata Szydlo said her government intended to create a new body to coordinate state funding for all nongovernmental organizations.
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With President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital roiling the West Bank and Gaza, the city braced for its most serious flare-up of violence in months, if not years.
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Chapter two considers the many kinds of therapy available; chapter five discusses how to deal with medications; chapter six examines warning signs that can signal the start of a flare-up.
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"Mexico is the U.S.'s largest trading partner and a flare-up in trade tensions was definitely not on the market radar," said Sean Callow, a senior currency analyst at Westpac.
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Shooting guard Nicolas Batum has been dealing with an elbow injury all season and had it flare up on him again Saturday, when he was limited to two points in 19 minutes.
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A total of 18 Palestinians and one Israeli have been killed in the flare-up since Trump's announcement, though analysts say neither Israel nor the Palestinians are interested in a major escalation.
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The self-governing state has been at war with neighboring Israel for around 100 years, a seemingly intractable deadlock where violence and bombings flare up more or less every couple of years.
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Unsanitary conditions in Bolivar are thought to have led to a recent flare-up in malaria, a life-threatening disease that had been largely brought under control in Venezuela in the 1990s.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Israel and Hamas, the Islamist group that rules the Gaza Strip, agreed on a truce on Thursday to end a flare-up in cross-border fighting, two Palestinian officials said.
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There is an uneasy truce on trade policy, as tensions could flare up again and play out in other areas (such as the auto industry) with large disruptions to global supply chains.
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In the latest flare-up in violence, two men died in firing by security forces trying to quell stone-throwing protests that broke out in towns and villages across the mountainous region.
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A total of 17 Palestinians and one Israeli have been killed in the flare-up since Trump's announcement, though analysts say neither Israel nor the Palestinians are interested in a major escalation.
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The grooming guru from the hit Netflix show previously opened up about his experience with the skin condition in March, after sharing an "unretouched" photo taken while he had a flare-up.
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The Moon enters intellectual Air sign Gemini at 8:23 PM. If you're up late, communication issues will flare up at 2:54 AM when the Moon opposes Mercury in loudmouth Sagittarius.
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The flare-up, which started on Saturday and had died down by Sunday morning, was one of the biggest in the Gaza Strip since a 2014 war between Israel and Palestinian militants.
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But politics and controversy, as well as security concerns, have threatened to overshadow the competition, especially after a flare up of violence between militants in Gaza and the Israeli Army last week.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Paris Jackson cause you to flare-up, keep calm and see if you can figure out the differences between these two super similar shots!
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In 2017, Chinese authorities estimated a flare-up of violence to have sent more than 20,000 refugees across the border, and fighting in 2009 and 2015 displaced tens of thousands of people.
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Finally, after a flare-up in the summer of 503, Grace was referred to a specialist, an ear doctor who felt something amiss on the left side of her throat: a lump.
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In that same season, Megan Lowder left the competition abruptly, telling her local paper the Desert Sun that that living in the house caused her PTSD from sexual assault to flare up.
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Societies must wait for inequality to flare up before they address it, and once inequality is entrenched, any attempt at redistribution –including electoral battles—will likely meet fierce resistance from the privileged.
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Even so, the accord could help ease concerns about another flare-up of a crisis in Greece as the region deals with a mass influx of migrants and a continuing terrorist threat.
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The moderate Islamist Muslim Brotherhood group also warned against a flare up in religious and sectarian tensions in a country where Christians are a minority but wield wide political and economic influence.
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Bradley's lack of rudimentary information is all the more alarming given the history of political violence in the region, which many fear could flare up again as an side effect of Brexit.
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With prospective support from both Republicans and Democrats likely to be cautious at best, a flare-up of partisanship could splinter any coalition for an infrastructure bill well before it reaches enactment.
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The cursed skull is as apt a metaphor for depression or anxiety, refit as an ally,constantly breathing down your neck, only to flare up at random intervals with an unsettling bark.
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GAZA (Reuters) - The Israel-Gaza border fell quiet on Wednesday under a de facto ceasefire after the most intense flare-up of hostilities between Palestinian militants and Israel since a 2014 war.
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The cursed skull is as apt a metaphor for depression or anxiety, refit as an ally, constantly breathing down your neck, only to flare up at random intervals with an unsettling bark.
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WHEN American strategists role-play scenarios about a crisis with China—probably, these days, a flare-up in the South China Sea—they know they can rely on their friends in Europe.
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Given lingering global risks such as a possible flare-up in trade protectionism, the central bank has been seen as being in no hurry to tighten its exchange-rate based monetary policy.
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Alfred Taban, founder and editor of the privately run Juba Monitor, was detained on Saturday for writing articles that criticized South Sudan's leaders over a flare-up in violence earlier this month.
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It was hard to say, given Mr. Trump's bluster and unpredictable negotiating style, if the agreement was a genuine truce or merely a lull in a conflict that could flare up again.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel has decided "to take strong action against Gaza aggression", an Israeli government official said on Saturday after the worst flare-up of fighting since a 2014 Israel-Gaza war.
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It was an old-school flare-up along New York's ethnic fault lines, eerily reminiscent of a corrosive 1990 conflict between an Asian-American grocer and African-American and Caribbean-American residents.
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The FTSE 100 has shed more than 3% since last week when news of the coronavirus flare-up first emerged, and the midcaps have lost more than 2% over the same period.
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Still, given lingering external risks such as a possible flare-up in trade protectionism, Singapore's central bank is seen as being in no hurry to tighten its exchange-rate based monetary policy.
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Mr. Trump's frustrations have tended to flare up in response to developments in the news, especially accounts of appearances of witnesses, whom Mr. Trump feels were unfairly and aggressively approached by investigators.
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But it emerged at a fraught time, after the flare-up along the border over the last two Fridays also left hundreds of Palestinians with gunshot wounds, according to Palestinian medical officials.
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In an effort to avert another flare-up, Haiti's minister of public health urged people to add bleach to their drinking and bathing water and to assemble first-aid kits at home.
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The Trump administration on Friday announced harsh new sanctions on Iran, indicating that tensions between the US and Iran haven&apost yet died down — in fact, they may soon flare up again.
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The Turkish lira traded in a tight range as investors are eying a possible flare up in tensions between Ankara and Moscow after heavy shelling of Aleppo by Russian forces on Sunday.
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In Latin America's latest flare-up over unpopular structural economic reforms, the shutdown cleared many streets of traffic, schools closed and businesses shuttered from the highland capital Quito to coastal city Guayaquil.
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The latest flare-up in U.S.-Iran relations could bring about the end of the longest bull market ever if crude prices keep surging, slowing an already fragile global economy even further.
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But the US government's prosecution of Huawei, one of China's most important tech companies, is just getting started — leaving open the possibility of another flare-up between the world's two largest economies.
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Smith indicated in his post that Microsoft is well aware of the flare-up over its collaboration with ICE, and acknowledged that some people wanted Microsoft to stop working with the agency.
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Trump's displeasure about the Fed's intention to keep rising interest rates sounds like an unwise dig at a central bank that seems hopelessly behind the curve in preventing an inflationary flare-up.
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Elsewhere, investors were also wary of any flare-up in geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and North Korea as U.S. troops and South Korean forces conducted a joint military exercise on Monday.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's prime minister will present plans on Monday to crack down on rioters, his office said, after a new flare-up of violence linked to the yellow vest protest movement.
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A flare-up in trade tensions between the United States and China, which busted investors' assumption a deal was on the cards, has hit world stocks and triggered fears of an impending recession.
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During the evening portion of the date, tensions start to flare up between the guys when Jordan — for the second week in a row — parades around in his underwear in front of Becca.
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New York City dermatologist and The Beauty of Dirty Skin author Dr. Whitney Bowe tells PEOPLE that the discoloration Kardashian West is experiencing is quite common after any inflammatory skin condition flare-up.
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Freezing the flow of funds to Greece now threatens to trigger a renewed flare-up of the Greek debt crisis and would create a further test for the cohesion of the European Union.
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Stocks touched six-week lows, tracking world markets which slumped on revived fears of a flare-up in U.S.-China tensions following the arrest of a top executive of Chinese tech giant Huawei.
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The sirens blared in the city of 130,000 people four days after a 24-hour flare-up of fighting between Israel and Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip ended in an unofficial ceasefire.
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"There is a real danger that the peace process will come to a halt and that civil war will flare up again," Kaci Kullmann Five, the Nobel Committee chair, said in a statement.
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Playing without Jay Bruce, who a had flare-up of plantar fasciitis in his left foot, and Yoenis Cespedes, given the night off, the Mets answered Harper's home run with six unanswered runs.
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World Briefing KATHMANDU, Nepal — The police fired on ethnic Madhesi protesters in eastern Nepal on Thursday, killing at least three of them in the latest flare-up of political tensions over Nepal's Constitution.
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"Until today, Stanley Black & Decker would get hammered every single time we got another flare up in the trade war because so much of their merchandise is, indeed, made in China," he said.
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Oil traders are under-prepared for another flare-up in U.S.-Iran tensions, energy analysts have told CNBC, as President Donald Trump's administration prepares to impose "major " new sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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Nonetheless, David Hewitt, an oil and gas analyst at Macquarie, told CNBC's "Street Signs Europe" on Monday that oil traders were still underestimating the impact of another flare-up between Washington and Tehran.
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A spot treatment is effective because it treats just the area with the flare-up instead of treating the entire face where no breakouts are present, which would only increase dryness all over.
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In the latest flare-up of Islamist militant violence to hit the South Asian nation, police said eight to nine gunmen attacked the Holey Artisan restaurant in the upscale Gulshan area of Dhaka.
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Fashion trends, likewise, now flare up at lightning speed and flame out just as fast thanks to image oversaturation, so that after the half-year waiting period, an aesthetic can feel played out.
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SpaceX has released the initial results of its investigation, which reveal that it believes a breach in the helium system in the Falcon 9's liquid oxygen system caused the sudden flare up.
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The flare up has unnerved global powers, including China and the United States, who urged restraint to prevent another conflict between neighbors who have fought three wars since independence from Britain in 1947.
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"The oil price reaction on Thursday shows once again that the conflict in the Middle East is far from solved and tensions could flare up at any time," UBS analyst Giovanni Staunovo said.
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The pilot, identified by Islamabad as Wing Commander Abhi Nandan, became the human face of the latest flare-up following the release of videos showing him being captured and later held in custody.
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Tension will flare up at work or around your reputation today, but things will flow more easily this evening, when the Moon connects with Saturn, which is currently in fellow Fire sign Sagittarius.
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The unrest in Delhi petered out Wednesday, but then a flare-up emerged on the same day in Bangalore, a southern city of 9 million that's commonly referred to as India's Silicon Valley.
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During his term, he had to deal with a fresh flare-up of protests in the so-called "democracy village" of Wukan, ordering a crackdown to show his mettle ahead of the congress.
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The outbreak occurred at Yeshiva Kehilath Yakov in Williamsburg last week and comes as the city continues to battle its largest measles flare-up in a decade, The New York Times reported Thursday.
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Despite the flare-up over the weekend, much of the response remained muted with Trump in Singapore and the focus on his historic meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Tuesday.
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Stronger-than-expected U.S. wages had helped the greenback rise to a three-month high of 113.440 yen on Friday, but the latest flare-up in tensions with North Korea reduced the gains.
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The latest flare-up in tensions follows mixed economic data that rekindled woes over the health of the world's top economies but also spurred expectations that central banks could ride to the rescue.
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In the latest flare-up in July, Washington was particularly concerned by an attack on a Juba hotel by uniformed men who killed a U.S.-funded journalist and raped civilians, including aid workers.
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In Complexo do Alemão, a large group of favelas, a flare-up of gun battles since the start of the Olympics has left at least two residents dead and two police officials wounded.
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GDAXI, pressured of late by fears of a slide into recession as trade tensions between the United States and China flare up, rose 1.3%, and German bonds came off lows after the report.
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The outbreak occurred at Yeshiva Kehilath Yakov in Williamsburg last week and comes as the city continues to battle its largest measles flare-up in a decade, The New York Times reported Thursday.
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The ceasefire, the second between Israel and Gaza's dominant Hamas Islamists to be brokered by Egypt this year after a previous day-long flare-up in May, came into force late on Saturday.
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But this war, which tends to flare up every Black History Month, seems to have gotten especially hot lately, thanks in part to the fact that 2018 is the bicentennial of Douglass's birth.
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"Oh No!!!!" is one of its tormented love songs, wondering, "Why can't I control it?" and arguing with itself over a clattering beat and dissonant guitar, an unresolved flare-up of romantic anxiety.
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YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Thousands have fled a fresh flare-up of violence in Cameroon's separatist English-speaking regions in the past few days, a local security source and a government source said on Tuesday.
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As the diplomatic arm that's supposed to protect international peace and security, the Security Council should move quickly to get between the two nuclear-armed opponents if there is a significant flare up.
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After the Crimea annexation by Moscow in 2014 and the flare-up of Kremlin-backed insurgency in Ukraine's east, both governments began to gradually cut cultural and other links between the two countries.
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The last such period of calm stretched from June through October 2018 and ended with a flare-up of trade tensions that shaved 5% from the S&P in a two-day span.
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But given the Trump administration's record of mercurial policymaking, trade hostilities could again flare up at the president's whim, undermining the certainty businesses need before making decisions about their investments and supply chains.
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Today, with the country engaged in two distinct, long-running conflicts and the possibility that others could flare up at any moment, it's a lesson that our current leaders should take to heart.
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It was the latest flare-up concerning the Donald J. Trump Foundation, which emerged as a source of contention during the presidential race and has continued to bedevil Mr. Trump since his election.
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One more death and 52 new cases of the virus in Italy were reported on Wednesday, all in the north, while nations around Europe reported additional infections linked to the Italian flare-up.
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Ly takes a day of national unity -- France's 2018 FIFA World Cup win -- and picks at the scab, finding uneasy truces between this group and that, always ready, it seems, to flare up.
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But other times it means extinguishing long-simmering fires that flare up between newly ordained in-laws, or arriving in the clutch when a maid of honor drops out after an ugly meltdown.
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The latest flare-up in tensions follows mixed economic data that rekindled worries about the health of the world's top economies but also spurred expectations that central banks could ride to the rescue.
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Thursday&aposs meeting comes after a cease-fire between the Palestinians and Israelis was reached a day earlier to end the largest flare-up of violence between the two sides since a 2014 war.
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Image 2 of 2 JERUSALEM – Gaza&aposs Hamas rulers say they have agreed to a cease-fire with Israel to end the largest flare-up of violence between the sides since a 2014 war.
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GAZA, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Israel and Hamas, the Islamist group that rules the Gaza Strip, agreed on a truce on Thursday to end a flare-up in cross-border fighting, two Palestinian officials said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said it would continue selling arms to both Azerbaijan and Armenia despite the latest flare-up of the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, angering the Armenians who consider Moscow a close ally.
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The dollar fell 0.48 percent against the after news of the arrest in Canada of a top executive of Chinese tech giant Huawei prompted fears of a flare-up in U.S.-China trade tensions.
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"I have a month that would be great, like no pain for a month and then I might have a week where I start to feel a flare-up," Reynolds told PEOPLE in 2017.
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The latest bust-up followed the leak of details of a meeting in October between the generals and the government, amid a flare-up on the Indian border following incursions by militants from Pakistan.
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"Let's be honest, this flare-up on Logan Paul is going to die out eventually," Sarah Roberts, an assistant professor at UCLA who has been studying content moderation for seven years, told BuzzFeed News.
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Asian shares tumbled after Canadian authorities arrested a top executive of Chinese tech giant Huawei for extradition to the United States, feeding fears of a fresh flare-up in tensions between the two superpowers.
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A Moscow-brokered ceasefire halted four days of violence in the South Caucasus region in April, the worst flare-up in years, but sporadic shooting persists at night and some deaths have been reported.
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As an example of one area where old troubles could flare up, he pointed to Northern Ireland and its border with EU member Ireland, which is open and where the situation is largely calm.
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In the face of troubles in the Chinese markets and a flare-up of geopolitical worries, including news of a North Korean nuclear test and heightened tensions in the Persian Gulf, the S.&P.
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However, a source close to the rapper, 38, tells PEOPLE the $53 million debt claims, Twitter drama, alleged behavior on Saturday Night Live and flare-up with Taylor Swift are no cause for alarm.
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Modi has made his strong stance on national security a key part of the BJP's election campaign, following a recent flare up in tensions with arch foe Pakistan, which also lays claims to Kashmir.
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The flare up appeared to be easing on Saturday after Pakistan handed back a captured Indian fighter pilot on Friday night, amid efforts by global powers to prevent another war between the arch enemies.
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Asian stock markets were already edgy after Wall Street shares declined overnight amid the latest flare up in trade tensions, with the Dow shedding 0.53 percent and the S&P 113.183 declining 0.39 percent.
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According to Azerbaijan, some 16 Azeri servicemen have been killed in fighting around the Armenian-backed region in two days, as a flare-up of the decades-old conflict showed no sign of abating.
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Continued training opportunities through exercises like Balikatan, Cobra Gold and Rim of the Pacific helps teach partner forces to do the heavy lifting when terror groups and other threats flare up in the region.
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Increasingly violent clashes between protesters and police in Hong Kong, worries about Britain's exit from the European Union, and Middle East tensions mean risk aversion could quickly flare up again and roil major currencies.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Unknown assailants attacked an oil tanker on Wednesday in a strategic Red Sea waterway near Yemen in the latest flare-up in an area through which much of the world's oil passes.
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Last week the flare-up in hostilities and desperate situation for civilians brought global attention back to the conflict, which has seen periodic surges in violence despite a peace agreement signed in February 2015.
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But the skies have been empty of rockets and missiles since a flare-up in mid-November in which more than 400 projectiles were fired from Gaza and Israel mounted dozens of air strikes.
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In this latest flare-up, some noted that the Skittles message was posted on Twitter from an iPhone, made by Apple, which was co-founded by Steve Jobs, the son of a Syrian immigrant.
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In the latest labor flare-up in the classical world, the musicians of the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra went on strike Thursday after contract talks broke down, forcing the cancellation of this weekend's performances.
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I couldn't quite tell whether he was gaining much ground (occasionally, indications like "Bonus: Laughter" flare up), but the play itself, strenuously madcap but with minimal emotional underpinning, didn't score many points with me.
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But barely seven hours in, there came a reminder of some of Biden's most glaring vulnerabilities, with a flare-up of the 1990s drama surrounding Anita Hill that reverberated with racial and gender overtones.
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Then one day last year, while in the throes of a painful flare-up of his ulcerative colitis, he sat down and wrote Mr. Obama a letter thanking the president for saving his life.
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As the fighting escalated through the day it was unclear whether the use of tanks, artillery and aircraft was merely a flare-up in a long conflict or the start of a new phase.
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The Lonmin ructions are the latest flare-up on South Africa's restless platinum belt between impoverished communities seeking a bigger slice of the mineral pie and companies grappling with depressed prices and rising costs.
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"It's our responsibility to do something because we know the tensions could flare up again at a moments notice," said Representative Eliot Engel, chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, urging a "yes" vote.
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During a recent flare-up in the disputed Caucasian region of Nagorno-Karabakh in April 2016, Azerbaijani forces reportedly used an Israeli-made suicide drone to kill a bus-load of ethnic Armenian volunteers.
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JERUSALEM — Days after the deadly flare-up along Israel's border with Gaza, during which Israeli troops killed 15 Palestinians, a new war — of videos and strong statements — has erupted over what happened and why.
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Last month's vote for Brexit has led to a renewed flare-up of anxiety about the European financial system, and it looks like Italy may be the next European country to face a crisis.
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"If all of a sudden you get a flare-up, or anything changes, you need to go back to your dermatologist or gynecologist so they can keep a closer eye on it," she explains.
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Four hours into the day, her injured right knee was starting to flare up — a sign that if she didn't stop driving soon, she would not be able to walk without a burning pain.
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Residents of the northwestern city of Bamenda said the flare-up followed a court's handing life sentences last Tuesday to 10 separatist leaders, including Julius Ayuk Tabe, a key figure in the Anglophone movement.
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He also said these migrants were not fleeing the latest flare-up of fighting in Syria's Idlib province but were people "who have been living safely in Turkey for a long period of time".
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The flare-up over the airline websites showed that the Chinese government has its own acute sensitivities, especially over territorial issues — even in the obscure lists of countries and regions found on airline websites.
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I can curb my enthusiasm for these rosacea propellers in some aspects, but I'm also not about to cease doing, drinking, and eating all the stuff I enjoy for fear of a flare-up.
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A 50.33% slump put Milan shares on course for their worst day since 250.3, as Italy reported the biggest flare-up of the virus in Europe with four deaths and more than 24 infections.
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In light of the country's deepening economic crisis and the sporadic flare-up of popular protests, the leadership may decide that upping the ante against the US is unaffordable, and full-scale war unsustainable.
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It was the most violent flare-up in the capital for weeks and came a week after Iraqi's prime minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, said he would resign following two months of anti-government protests.
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In May, after years of extreme self-consciousness every time I had a flare-up, I stumbled across a thread on the r/SkinCareAddiction subreddit about Curology, a subscription mail-order acne medication service.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Xiamen Airlines said it has seen passenger numbers fall by up to a fifth on flights to South Korea since a recent flare up in diplomatic tensions between the two countries.
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Hasaka's governor told state media after the flare-up of violence the military had armed the YPG with weapons and tanks to fight jihadist elements but had not expected them to turn against them.
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Last week's flare-up of violence echoed the crisis of summer 2014, when unrest in the West Bank and Jerusalem quickly transformed into a bloody war that killed over 2,100 Palestinians and 73 Israelis.
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Background: This flare up once again brought into focus the uncomfortable relationship that India and Pakistan have shared since partition in 245 and the significance of the disputed Kashmir region that straddles both countries.
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The flare-up of the highly contagious disease comes as the United States is grappling with measles outbreaks in Texas, New York and Washington, with more than 120 cases reported so far this year.
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In his vain attempt to put the controversial investigation to bed, Comey had supplied both Democrats and Republicans with an arsenal of inflammatory campaign rhetoric which would simmer and then flare up throughout the campaign.
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The WHO is also trying to keep the lid on a flare-up in Nigeria while tackling many entrenched outbreaks in Africa and an epidemic in Haiti, where almost 10,000 people have died since 2010.
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Foreign powers are worried but unable to present a united front over the latest flare-up in the cycle of anarchy and warfare that has gripped Libya since dictator Muammar Gaddafi was toppled in 2011.
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The researchers worked with the algorithm's provider to test a version that predicts a combination of a patient's future costs, and the number of times a chronic condition will flare up over the next year.
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The reality star and cosmetics mogul, 38, created her own KKW Beauty Body Makeup, launching on June 21, which she uses to conceal any red marks or patches that appear during a psoriasis flare-up.
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China is expected to dramatically reduce its intake of U.S. crude imports over the coming weeks, energy analysts have warned, following the latest flare-up in trade war tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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MOSCOW, Feb 1 (Reuters) - A recent flare-up of hostilities in eastern Ukraine shows the need for a swift resumption in dialogue between the United States and Russia, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday.
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The most recent flare-up in the conflict in Libya - which has been gripped by anarchy since Muammar Gaddafi was toppled in 2011 - began in early April, when Haftar's LNA advanced on the capital Tripoli.
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Pyongyang blamed U.S. President Donald Trump for raising tensions and warned at the weekend the Vigilant Ace exercise was pushing tensions on the Korean peninsula towards "a flare-up", according to North Korean state media.
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Expectations of a flare-up in the Middle East were stoked by President Donald Trump's announcement on Tuesday that he was withdrawing the United States from the 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers.
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But for those like Lampkin in the Downtown Eastside, where overdoses tend to flare up following BC's social assistance cycle, there will be many summer nights spent bringing people back from the brink of death.
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Now traders are hoping that a series of events in March -- Brexit, central bank meetings in the United States, euro zone and Japan and a potential flare-up in global trade disputes -- will lift volatility.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Two Israeli men were shot dead in an apparent gangland hit at a luxury Mexico City shopping mall, authorities said on Thursday, in the latest flare-up of violence convulsing the capital.
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There has been no official death toll from the recent flare up but at least five soldiers died on Thursday and a Health Ministry source said 272 people, including 33 civilians, were killed on Friday.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Top diplomats of South Korea and Japan plan to meet their Chinese counterpart in Beijing next week amid a flare-up in tension over trade and history, Seoul's foreign ministry said on Friday.
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Days after Lena Dunham was spotted walking with a cane due to an Ehlers-Danlos syndrome flare-up, Kirke praised her close friend and former Girls costar for being so open about her health struggles.
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The flare-up between the two leaders highlights the long-simmering differences between GOP leaders and the President, who has not shied away from attacking the leadership over their inability to move health care legislation.
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But a study last year by the Joint Research Centre, a think-tank under the European Commission, used computer modelling to rank the rivers where cross-border water disputes are most likely to flare up.
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The flare-up between Trump and Corker highlights the long-simmering differences between GOP leaders and the President, who has not shied away from attacking the leadership over their inability to move health care legislation.
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Clashes over control of Nagorno-Karabakh, which lies inside Azerbaijan but is controlled by ethnic Armenians, have intensified in the past three years and there was a flare-up in violence there in April 2016.
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Police threatened to fire live bullets if "rioters" did not stop using lethal weapons in the latest flare-up in anti-government protests that have convulsed the Chinese-ruled city for more than five months.
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Quick start propels Angels past Mariners SEATTLE — Albert Pujols may be 36 years old, and he may be battling a flare-up of his plantar fasciitis, but the future Hall of Famer just keeps producing.
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To be fair, when it comes to my health, I can be a little dramatic (see: the eczema flare up that I thought was ringworm and the slight headache that I thought was a concussion).
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The flare-up in the conflict in Libya - which has been gripped by anarchy since Muammar Gaddafi was toppled in 2011 - began in early April, when Haftar's Libyan National Army advanced on the capital Tripoli.
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CONAKRY (Reuters) - A fifth person has died of Ebola in southeast Guinea since March 17, a health official told Reuters on Tuesday, raising concerns that a recent flare-up of the deadly virus could spread.
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Unexpected emotions flare up early this morning, when the Moon in Aries meets wild Uranus at 7:48 AM. The Sun enters Virgo at 12:39 PM, inspiring us to look at life more analytically.
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New flare-up over sanctions Despite the friendly exchange between Pompeo and Ri, there were signs of ongoing tensions between the United States and North Korea over economic sanctions to spur the country to denuclearize.
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It is these two categories of information, when contained in House or Senate reports designed to be made public, that can cause a genuine separation of powers flare up between the White House and Congress.
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The pilot, identified as Wing Commander Abhinandan, became the human face of the flare-up over the contested region of Kashmir following the release of videos showing him being captured and later held in custody.
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For dessert, hot chocolate is inflamed by dehydrated Scotch bonnets; truffles are laced with suya spice, a flare-up of ginger, chile and kuli-kuli (spiced groundnut paste), more often slapped on meat before grilling.
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A senior opposition official in touch with the Turkish military said Russian special forces had taken up positions around the Morek outpost to prevent any possible flare-up in the event the Syrian army attacks.
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If the A.C.A. is repealed, I will live in constant fear of being laid off or fired and losing my insurance, or worry that I will have a flare-up that would devastate me financially.
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The lawsuit filed in Delaware Chancery Court is the latest flare-up over the fate of Uber, the privately held company founded eight years ago by Mr. Kalanick that is valued at nearly $70 billion.
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This was one of my lola's signature dishes: She'd cut the onions half-an-inch thick, sear them briefly, then add a little water to make the pan flare up, so they'd get extra crisp.
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I am ashamed to say that his entirely gross and unprintable recollection of driving from LAX Airport to Pasadena and unsuccessfully fighting off the effects of a colitis flare-up had me laughing out loud.
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Luca Zaia has pinned the blame on China for the flare-up in Italy, which has led to at least 21 deaths, saying that unlike Italians, the Chinese did not have good standards of hygiene.
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"It will also deny their parents a social safety net that helps them to survive, and undermine the UN agency's ability to respond in the event of another flare up in the conflict," Egeland said.
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The year still could see a flare-up between EU headquarters and Poland and Hungary, two eastern member states where many feel the democratic credentials on which the bloc is built are being openly flaunted.
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The folks with no history of acne who flare up as adults are the "most angry patients of the day," said Dr. Jenny Murase, M.D., an associate clinical professor of dermatology at U.C.S.F. Medical Center.
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The folks with no history of acne who flare up as adults are the "most angry patients of the day," said Dr. Jenny Murase, M.D., an associate clinical professor of dermatology at U.C.S.F. Medical Center.
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But a recent flare-up in violence there now focuses on another ethnic group, the Buddhist Rakhine group, whose shared faith with the country's dominant group, the Bamar, has not fostered a sense of unity.
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The dollar fell 0.8 percent against the Japanese yen after news of the arrest in Canada of a top executive of Chinese tech giant Huawei prompted fears of a flare-up in U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Weather forecasters said strong winds would persist for another day or two days at least, heightening the risk that even spots where firefighters were close to containing the flames could fall prey to another flare-up.
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"I tend to hoard my sick days and end up not using them all, because I'm nervous I'll have a bad flare-up and not have any sick or vacation days left to use," she says.
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The approval also comes against the backdrop of the arrest of a top executive of Chinese tech giant Huawei for extradition to the United States, which has sparked fears of a flare-up in Sino-U.
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The flare-up followed the death of at least 217 people in a stampede on Sunday when police fired tear gas and shot into the air to disperse demonstrators in the Oromiya region near the capital.
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That stuff needs to happen while you also put time into growing your resistance network with new contacts, taking on immediate threats as they flare up and keeping a healthy corps of soldiers at the ready.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - A South Sudanese newspaper editor has been arrested for writing articles that criticized the country's leaders over a flare-up in violence earlier this month, a colleague said on Tuesday after meeting security officials.
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A sudden flare-up of inflation which forces up interest rates and hurts growth, financial stress linked to the contraction phase of financial cycles, a rise in protectionism and weaker consumption not offset by stronger investment.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A renewed flare-up of tensions between Pyongyang and Washington put emerging markets on track for weekly losses, adding to falls caused by a repricing of U.S. interest rate expectations and higher Treasury yields.
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Robusta prices could be poised for a "flare-up" as the market has inverted — when the contracts for nearby delivery are more expensive than deferreds — and differentials in top-grower Vietnam and Indonesia tighten, Verghese said.
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Patients said they took photographs because they worried they wouldn't have any lesions to show once they were able to make the appointment, and about a third said their flare-up was more severe than usual.
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While Lena Dunham was all glitz and glam when she rocked the Met Gala red carpet alongside celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Rihanna on Sunday, she was actually battling an intense flare-up of her endometriosis.
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Zsuzsanna Jakab, the WHO's European regional director, said the flare-up of TB/HIV co-infections, coupled with persistently high rates of drug-resistant TB, were a serious threat to international efforts to control the disease.
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Gaza&aposs militant Hamas rulers and Israel appear to be honoring a cease-fire that ended two days of an intense flare-up in violence amid efforts by neighboring Egypt to negotiate between the two sides.
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The takeover at Malheur that started January 2 was a flare-up in the so-called Sagebrush Rebellion, a decades-old conflict over the US government's control of millions of acres of territory in the west.
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The flare up comes months after a bombshell New York Times report said Rosenstein considered secretly recording Trump and discussed with senior Justice Department officials, including McCabe, the possibility of removing Trump via the 25th Amendment.
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That would provide a fillip to Wall Street, whose three main indexes have shed at least 003% in May following a sudden flare up in trade tensions and Washington's threat to slap tariffs on Mexican goods.
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The latest fake news flare-up came at an inconvenient time for companies like Facebook, Google and Twitter, which are already defending themselves from accusations that they have let malicious actors run rampant on their platforms.
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Similarly, a flare-up over the Affordable Care Act this summer occurred after the department's political leaders urged a judge to find unconstitutional two of the law's key elements, a reversal of the government's longstanding position.
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After Congo's last Ebola flare-up, authorities there approved the use of a new experimental vaccine but in the end did not deploy it owing to logistical challenges and the relatively minor nature of the outbreak.
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The latest flare up in tensions follows a mixed bag of economic data that rekindled woes over the health of the world's top economies but also spurred expectations that central banks could ride to the rescue.
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In a blog post following the Crowder flare-up, YouTube Spokesman Chris Dale said the company also "will be taking a hard look" in the coming months at how it deals with harassment on the platform.
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Poor Duc, meanwhile, begins the episode with a colitis flare-up and ends it with a fistfight, using some downtime in between to overexercise and to feel haunted by memories of his birth mother, the prostitute.
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Middle East experts said the flare-up underscored the contradictions in Mr. Trump's "maximum pressure" policy on Tehran, which has squeezed the Iranian economy with sanctions on its crucial oil exports while demanding concessions from Iran.
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The most recent flare-up involves Melania's parents, Viktor and Amalija Knavs, who appear to currently live in the United States, where they are very engaged with the care and rearing of their grandson Barron Trump.
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Mr. Maiga had come under pressure over his handling of the flare-up of ethnic violence that, according to the United Nations, has claimed about 600 lives since March 2018 and forced thousands from their homes.
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Signs to watch for in children are persistent high fevers that don't subside and fevers that abate only to flare up again after the child seems to be over the worst of the illness, experts say.
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Syria's overnight flare-up is so toxically potent because the two power-brokers here, Russia and Turkey, are not only engaged in a direct shooting conflict, but also want totally different outcomes from the current crisis.
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The separatist insurgency in Kashmir began three decades ago, but the latest flare up in violence followed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision in August to take away the autonomy previously afforded India's only Muslim majority state.
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The flare-up is the latest incident in a steadily deteriorating relationship between the Asian giants who are unable to agree on their 33,500 km (2,175 miles) border, over which they went to war in 1962.
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Italian authorities are coming under growing pressure to restore a sense of normality after imposing strict curbs a week ago in much of the north to contain the worst flare-up of the disease in Europe.
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The latest flare-up in the shadow war between the two long-time foes started with the U.S. killing of Iran's top general, Qassem Soleimani, in an air strike next in Baghdad airport on Jan. 3.
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The latest flare-up in the shadow war between the two foes started with the U.S. killing of Iran's top military commander, General Qassem Soleimani, in an air strike next to Baghdad airport on Jan. 3.
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