Past flare-ups have illustrated a textbook's worth of economic principles.
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Flare-ups of psoriasis can come and go, based on triggers.
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Such flare-ups are not just things of the distant past.
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Because shaving causes me to have flare-ups, I just stopped.
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So you need a system for that, that's immediate flare-ups.
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Muslim organization's have appealed for calm to prevent communal flare-ups.
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Muslim organizations have appealed for calm to prevent communal flare-ups.
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That's true when it comes to eczema flare-ups, as well.
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There have not yet been similar flare-ups on the shoreline.
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But there were also some flare-ups, most notably when Rep.
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There were some flare-ups like that, but my anxiety was constant.
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Watch out for some unexpected emotional flare-ups early in the day.
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These flare-ups are common for people with Guillain-Barré, Simpson said.
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Defying predictions, flare-ups between the parties fighting IS have been rare.
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But there were still occasional flare-ups as the day went on.
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There have been other recent instances of artistic flare-ups on campuses.
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For some time, I've taken an immunosuppressant to control the flare-ups.
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Apart from such flare-ups, he largely dropped out of public conversation.
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Israel and Gaza have seen similar sharp flare-ups in recent weeks.
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But compared to children without eczema, kids with mild eczema flare-ups were 40 percent more likely to have lots of sleep disturbances, and those with severe eczema flare-ups had 85 percent higher odds, the study found.
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A good cyst treatment can help prevent and treat monthly cystic flare-ups.
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"Certain foods can trigger dandruff flare-ups and make them worse," says Kingsley.
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For me, Humira stops my spine from fusing and limits my flare-ups.
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So your daily concerns get treated while your unpredictable flare-ups get covered.
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It also warned that small flare-ups, such as this, remain incredibly likely.
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The violence has tapered off since but there are still sporadic flare-ups.
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But since I started using this oil, I've been seeing fewer flare-ups.
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There have been sporadic flare-ups across the old Israeli-Syrian armistice line.
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In each case, cooler heads prevailed & POTUS backed away from impulsive flare-ups.
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There was to be no risk of Mr. Xi seeing any such flare-ups.
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"Flare-ups, at decreasing frequency, are expected," the WHO noted in a tweet Friday.
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Prior to the 2013 outbreak, most flare-ups of Ebola had been very small.
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This is partly because there have been fewer flare-ups on such a scale.
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The cease-fire that ended the war has largely endured, despite brief flare-ups.
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As a result, all of the reactions and occasional temperamental flare-ups are real.
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During flare-ups of more severe symptoms, kids may also be prescribed topical corticosteroids.
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It ended with a truce in 1994, although there have been sporadic flare-ups since.
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From pimple flare-ups to lifelong battles with acne, stars are getting candid about skincare.
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Officials had cautioned that despite the declaration, more flare-ups of the disease were likely.
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Doctors eventually told me I was having hormonal flare-ups because of my poor diet.
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I learned online how to deal with minor flare ups, of which I'd had two.
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These latest flare-ups of violence follow months of border protests organized weekly by Hamas.
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So were depression, anxiety and psoriasis flare-ups of itchy, dry skin on the genitals.
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I found myself understanding his occasional temper flare-ups, and appreciating his otherwise quiet demeanor.
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While the epidemic is now under control, all three countries have suffered flare-ups recently.
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Limiting one-on-one time with your boss can help avoid tension and flare-ups.
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The U.S. has also been involved in military flare-ups in the South China Sea.
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Unexpected flare-ups surface in your relationships this evening thanks to Mars clashing with Uranus.
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Yes, she's thrilled when she sees flare-ups make way for calm and clear complexions.
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It has also led to flare-ups of rhetoric seen by some as anti-Semitic.
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The flare-ups reported so far have pitted rivals from the same sect against each other.
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To keep flare-ups at bay, her disease required expensive therapies and medications she couldn't afford.
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World Health Organization officials had warned that additional flare-ups of new cases were still possible.
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The war ended with a truce in 1994, although there have been sporadic flare-ups since.
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But those flare-ups paled in comparison to a very scary — and deadly — firefight this year.
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The virus lies dormant in nerves in between flare-ups, similar to cold sores in humans.
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Me dijeron que estaba teniendo flare-ups hormonales debido a la pobre alimentación de aquellos días.
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Proving this would mean selecting individuals who have frequent "flare-ups," and trying to suppress reactivation.
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Strong winds in the mountains near Santa Barbara could cause flare-ups in the coming days.
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People with Crohn's often experience flare-ups of the disease, with lulls of symptom-free days.
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The dispute has continued to simmer since the cease-fire in 1994, with occasional flare-ups.
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You'll feel like connecting with friends—but watch out, some unexpected emotional flare-ups could arrive!
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At moments, admittedly, the immediate flare-ups of temperament in the succession of arias become formulaic.
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They explained how the flare-ups would work and what drugs I could take to help.
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Small flare-ups of communications — apparently in dissent — appeared on Twitter, but they were quickly stopped.
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Her skin is now almost completely clear, and occasional flare-ups are quickly brought under control.
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Since the last Gaza war, in 2014, flare-ups along the border have been relatively rare.
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The FDA will instead evaluate Corbus's drug, Lenabasum, based on its ability to reduce disease flare-ups.
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In the last few years, ESPN has had several social-media flare-ups involving non-sports topics.
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Whatever happens in New Hampshire next week, we probably haven't seen the last of the flare-ups.
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The lack of any major religious or cultural clashes has meant there have been few flare-ups.
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As for potential triggers, the list is endless — and stress plays a big role in flare-ups.
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But like during other dramatic flare-ups, the immediate consequences for him personally are so far low.
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Still, like during other dramatic flare-ups, the immediate consequences for Trump personally are so far low.
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South Korea is concerned to avoid flare-ups in the demilitarised zone, which separates the two countries.
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Trump's rhetoric and his administration's policies have led to countless flare-ups over immigration on Capitol Hill.
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"Clearly there is great danger of not just terrorism but also flare-ups of violence," he said.
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But in the few flare-ups that did occur, Democrats quickly yanked the reins and regained control.
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My skin is sensitive and acne-prone, and certain masks have triggered flare-ups and allergic reactions.
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Amid Brexit, President Trump's trade wars, and other geopolitical flare ups, long-standing trade flows are shifting.
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They are supposed to monitor compliance with the deal and act rapidly to end any flare-ups.
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The dispute has continued to simmer since a 1994 cease-fire, with occasional flare-ups of violence.
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When it comes to skin diseases like eczema, controlling outbreaks or flare-ups is a constant battle.
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Oftentimes, flare-ups are actually caused by things that we don't even realize, like a simple shower.
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And here is why—because these flare ups distract us from the real problems in the country.
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So, too, could any geopolitical flare-ups, such as a Trump nuclear war showdown with North Korea.
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And flare-ups in violence have frequently interrupted the efforts of Ebola responders, leading to more cases.
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It keeps me fit and helps me reduce stress which can be a trigger for my flare ups.
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This also lowers the number of flare-ups on the grill because mayo is less viscous than oil.
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Yes, we knew that sudden flare-ups of calls, mail, and faxes was unrepresentative of the full public.
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Most people with lupus do find a treatment plan that helps them avoid flare-ups of their symptoms.
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I hoped that the flare-ups this week were just a blip, but this was just the beginning.
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Caution urged Despite the clearance, health experts urged caution and vigilance, saying there may be some flare-ups.
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At the same time, it warned of possible flare-ups as survivors can carry the virus for months.
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Despite an internationally brokered ceasefire that ended major fighting in 2015, deadly flare-ups of fighting occur regularly.
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Amid Brexit, President Donald Trump's trade wars, and other geopolitical flare-ups, long-standing trade flows are shifting.
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He added that most of the flare-ups had probably been transmitted through the semen of Ebola survivors.
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It's kind of like herpes—if you have it, you have it forever, with or without flare-ups.
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The divergence in the way the two men have chosen to handle racial flare-ups was perhaps inevitable.
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The rise of 2.85% over two trading days is similar to those after other Middle Eastern flare-ups.
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The trick with social media flare-ups, Mr. Condon added, is not to overreact — or react at all.
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The resulting short-term impacts for people may include trouble breathing, asthmatic flare-ups, and tightness in the chest.
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It reiterated that Ebola is no longer an international health emergency, but flare-ups, at decreasing frequency, are expected.
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Flare-ups can always occur, but they grow less frequent as the body builds up immunity to the virus.
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From there, people will experience flare-ups of the disease, followed by remissions of symptomless months or even years.
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As a veteran of Google and Twitter's communications teams, I've been privy to a variety of corporate flare-ups.
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If you are prone to cystic breakouts, use a treatment formulated for cysts to prevent these monthly flare-ups.
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Flare-ups can also result in oozing and cracked skin that's so painful, it's hard to go to sleep.
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This is the only body wash that does not cause flare-ups for me, or dryness for the husband.
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Such flare-ups are a major concern in COPD since they cause breathing problems that can be life-threatening.
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The pan prevents flare-ups and the contents will cook in the tasty drippings that run off the chicken.
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Still, flare-ups of cases continue, an expected consequence that has occurred with other Ebola outbreaks, W.H.O. officials said.
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Plus, they don't contain any fragrances, dyes, or harsh chemicals, saving my skin from unwanted flare-ups or breakouts.
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It's unclear whether her heart had remained enlarged, as sometimes the condition includes flare-ups and temporarily goes away.
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But no matter where you cook, there's no need to worry about flare-ups, messy charcoal, or smelly propane.
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In the last year alone, there have been a number of high-profile flare-ups of far-right violence.
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I think this is why there are these flare-ups all the time between Times readers and Times journalists.
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Well, according to the concept of face mapping, different flare ups of acne in certain locations all have various causes.
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From stress to hormones to your diet, there are numerous factors that can contribute to acne flare-ups in adulthood.
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This skin type is also known to have a greater propensity to reactivity, breakouts, and hormonal flare-ups (for women).
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After that incident and other flare-ups, Khalifa went weeks without coming to the mosque, a painful absence for him.
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Sweat works like an activator, helping all the bacteria thrive, grow, settle into pores, and kick-start major flare-ups.
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As for Gordon's battle with Still's disease, the couple said that they have to be cautious to prevent flare-ups.
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Their hooligan firm, F-side, were in retreat from one of the bloodiest flare ups Dutch football has ever witnessed.
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Henry McMaster, a Republican, said on Monday that the riot was "unfortunate" but that flare-ups among criminals were inevitable.
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The flare-ups illustrate a growing tension at American universities between traditional journalistic practices and the demands of student activists.
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Unfavorable conditions are expected to persist into Monday, threatening new flare-ups that could reach beyond containment lines, Osby said.
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The Doklam standoff was the latest in a long-running series of territorial flare-ups between the two superpower neighbors.
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Conditions are expected to persist overnight and Monday, threatening new flare-ups that could reach beyond containment lines, Osby said.
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The clampdown of these social and economic protests, however, is creating a disorganized opposition prone to flare-ups of violence.
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Occasional flare-ups have occurred on the border in recent years, deepening the sometimes tense relations between China and India.
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Liberia shut its border with Guinea, and health officials are trying to determine if the latest flare-ups are connected.
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The New York outbreak has been tracked back to separate flare-ups of measles in Israel and in Eastern Europe.
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His behavior was a departure from his earlier courtroom flare-ups, which included spouting random objections and illogical legal phrases.
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Flare-ups like these have formed an unending pattern of brinkmanship ever since the partition of British India after 1947.
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Often the spikes in violence coincided with flare-ups in the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, according to researchers.
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The grate itself is formed of downwardly sloping V-shaped bars that channel off dripping fat to reduce flare-ups.
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But some viruses, like HIV or herpes, can stay in the body, leaving a person vulnerable to repeat flare ups.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — For much of her childhood, RyAnn Watson has been hospitalized for excruciating flare-ups of sickle cell disease.
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Here are excerpts from the conversation: QUESTION: Clearly, there have been a lot of regional flare- ups in the Balkans.
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That deadline passed without any forces leaving, with each side accusing the other of bad faith amid violent flare-ups.
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With their wheelchair basketball teams contesting the prestigious IWBF Eurocup, there were a series of flare ups at the tournament.
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For example, a new study in scientific journal Thorax suggests a possible link between cured meat consumption and asthma flare-ups.
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Video Other flare-ups from the volcano were more formidable, as blue flames burned from cracks in the pavement on Wednesday.
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More flare-ups were expected, and strong surveillance and response systems would be critical in the months to come, it said.
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The situation unspools from there, with some wacky TV show flare-ups, like Jane accidentally sending her adviser a sex tape.
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Ongoing dispute The Doklam dispute is the latest in a long-running series of territorial flare-ups between India and China.
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Territorial claims The Doklam dispute is the latest in a long-running series of territorial flare-ups between India and China.
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The protests that had become a regular feature of daily life there have for now devolved into much smaller flare-ups.
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Among sensitive types, this can be enough to trigger flare-ups and as Holey witnessed, "an exponentially rising rate" of reactions.
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He was hopeful that the fervor would eventually die down, as it did after previous flare-ups between China and Japan.
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Still, despite these flare-ups, the company says it's poised to top 5 million users by the end of the year.
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But that doesn't mean we don't sometimes have flare ups and a worrying amount of time it's because of pictures for Instagram.
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"Ensure you shower straight or soon after exercise as heat, sweat, and synthetic clothing can contribute to flare ups," advises Dr. Mahto.
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More than 280 firefighters were still in the area to the northeast of Athens, dousing the remaining flames to prevent flare-ups.
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Despite infusion treatments every six weeks, there are frequent flare-ups, with days when she feels like she has a stomach virus.
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Check out all the times the star has opened up about her psoriasis and the treatments she uses for flare ups below.
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When you have a little longer to deal with skin flare-ups and dull days, there's nothing better than a restorative mask.
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Last summer's Himalayan standoff was the latest in a long-running series of territorial flare-ups between the two nuclear powered neighbors.
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He says that he has suffered a few "flare ups" during his incarceration, but believes that those aggressive early treatments did help.
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Life is messy, prone to flare-ups and ego clashes and misunderstandings that can be painful or hilarious depending on the day.
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For example, the latest missile scare from North Korea, after so many previous flare-ups, barely caused investors to bat an eyelid.
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Police officials said they often respond to crime flare-ups by increasing police patrols and engaging with prospective and active gang members.
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The approach has persisted despite the steady flare-ups of violence including this past weekend, when protesters threw bricks and gasoline bombs.
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The relentless cycle of violence has a severe impact on daily lives, with the cost of essential supplies rocketing during flare-ups.
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But commentators say his easing of restrictions may have led to flare-ups of violence over long-standing rivalries between ethnic groups.
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Burt focused on the subset of patients with relapsing-remitting MS who had at least two flare-ups in the past year.
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The real challenge now however, is to make sure countries stand by their promises to mitigate further flare ups triggered by climate change.
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On Wednesday, Morgan Stanley CFO Jon Pruzan warned conditions could deteriorate later in the year due to seasonal declines and international flare-ups.
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The political instability in the region and flare-ups in violence have frequently interrupted the efforts of Ebola responders, leading to more cases.
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Ulcerative colitis is a chronic condition—meaning that it cannot be completely cured, simply managed with further flare ups likely down the road.
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This push has helped many people like me—I have Crohn's disease and frequently use medical weed as a deterrent for flare-ups.
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Border dispute tensions high The Doklam dispute is the latest in a long-running series of territorial flare-ups between India and China.
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If you're one of Kim Kardashian West's millions of social media followers, you've probably noticed her posts about dealing with psoriasis flare-ups.
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New cases have dwindled virtually to zero, but the World Health Organization has warned of flare-ups, or emerging clusters, of new cases.
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Guinea, one of the worst hit countries, was declared Ebola free in December, but the World Health Organisation warned about possible flare-ups.
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The political instability in the region, and flare-ups in violence, have frequently interrupted the efforts of Ebola responders, leading to more cases.
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"This kind of event is extremely dangerous at sea," she said, adding that the authorities would remain vigilant for signs of flare-ups.
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And almost every time, the flare-ups inevitably have led to calls for the justices to recuse themselves from any Trump-related manner.
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On Beauty Going makeup-free can be a liberating concept until you're confronted with bad lighting, skin flare-ups or bouts of redness.
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They were just the gnarliest flare-ups in a season of provocations that seem so business-as-usual that they scarcely feel provoked.
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These flare-ups raise the question, will the Supreme Court maintain the firewall around the longstanding right to exercise one's own religious beliefs?
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Flare-ups can render her immobile for several days, but she tries not to overreact in a way that will magnify the stress.
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She also takes the drug Plaquenil (hydroxychloroquine) three times a day to minimize flare-ups, which can also be controlled by reducing stress.
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And when children had asthma or allergies along with severe eczema flare-ups, they were more than twice as likely to sleep poorly.
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The latest round comes amid flare-ups between Washington and Ottawa and growing, if cautious, optimism in Mexico that the trade agreement will remain.
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With all of these outbursts, cancellations, and emotional flare-ups, it's clear that West is dealing with some sort of health or mental fatigue.
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The political instability in the region and flare-ups in violence have frequently interrupted the efforts of Ebola responders and led to more cases.
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Stress not only affects acne flare-ups; it also worsens the overall skin condition, which is why it's essential to keep it at bay.
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Oil prices rebounded after four days of losses as fresh flare-ups between the U.S. Navy and Iran raised tensions in the Middle East.
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January's declaration of eradication is the WHO's third for the country, demonstrating how vigilant everyone still needs to be to avoid future flare-ups.
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"We're going to see these kind of flare-ups and efforts by extremists on all sides to try to derail these recommendations," he said.
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Each of the three countries has experienced brief flare-ups since being declared Ebola free, including three isolated clusters of Ebola cases in Liberia.
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The game has caused plenty of flare-ups this summer, including anger after Pokémon appeared at sensitive landmarks like Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia.
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The mission aims to investigate the forces behind solar wind, which could inform efforts to protect technology on Earth from the sun's flare-ups.
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Since 2628, despite wars with neighbouring countries and internal flare-ups, there has not been one single event that has left "new" displaced refugees.
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Both governments have tried to schedule a presidential visit in the past, but plans have been scrapped after flare-ups between the two leaders.
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Previous flare-ups have rapidly roused public emotions, resulting in "limited political space for leaders in Beijing and Tokyo to de-escalate," he continued.
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It's the epicenter of one of the biggest coronavirus flare-ups in the US, which now has over 800 cases and 28 deaths nationwide.
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It's a question that's likely to dog investors this week, with flare-ups in multiple trade battles serving as a reminder of ongoing volatility.
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A steep pressure drop of that kind can even affect the human body, causing headaches or flare-ups in pre-existing injuries, he said.
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Misdiagnosis (or receiving no diagnosis at all) can make living with the condition even more stressful, as flare-ups and resulting dark spots escalate.
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Israel and Hamas have fought three wars over the past decade and cross-border tensions are high and such flare-ups are not rare.
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When choosing a soap, Daryznkiewicz suggests a scent and fragrance-free option, since scents can irritate sensitive skin or cause flare-ups of eczema.
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The strategy meant fewer strikes, threats and bargaining flare-ups, more relaxed work rules, and more authority for workers to make factory-floor decisions.
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The IPO indigestion, repo flare-ups and commission evaporation all hint that the proprietary advantages once enjoyed by central Wall Street players have waned.
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The blitz has soothed the nerves of some donors, who've watched as the Trump administration has endured a torrent of scandals and flare-ups.
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Still, the market reactions related to the growing risk of armed conflict in the Middle East were relatively subdued compared to past flare-ups.
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Kim Kardashian West has never shied away from opening up about her psoriasis flare-ups, which she's dealt with for the past 13 years.
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Though Democrats reject this characterization, it is likely to cause flare-ups during the hearings that could become explosive flashpoints for a national audience.
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While it's a bit of an awkward subject — because things like dandruff have long been taboo — a lot of people suffer from scalp flare-ups.
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In fact, Dr. Wickman says that about 15 out of 100 patients who get a hormonal IUD will discontinue use because of the flare-ups.
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However, WHO spokesman Christian Lindmeier said on Tuesday that the organization was confident that affected countries were prepared and could deal with flare-ups efficiently.
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Bernie Sanders' first weeks as a 2020 candidate have been marked by a series of flare-ups between his supporters and Hillary Clinton's old network.
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Bernie Sanders' first weeks as a 20203 candidate have been marked by a series of flare-ups between his supporters and Hillary Clinton's old network.
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OSCE monitors say there is a risk of further flare-ups because forces loyal to Ukraine's government and the separatists are within such dangerous proximity.
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I suffer from painful autoimmune flare-ups, which means I get symptoms of the flu whenever my body reacts to something it feels is dangerous.
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While the justices have their bitter debates and occasional flare-ups, the statements they released this week reflected the deep respect they had for Scalia.
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For what it's worth, he said, "We haven't seen huge flare ups" in false news this year, not even around some of the recent elections.
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As an alternative to brushing on oil that could cause flare-ups — particularly with gas grills — the Weber Grill Spray can be used while cooking.
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It's also helpful to create a strategy for dealing with flare-ups and bad days so your partner knows what they can do to help.
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These flare-ups happen less than once a month, and I am fastidious about ensuring that my work is covered appropriately when I am out.
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Since the 1970s, there have been flare-ups of political violence in Corsica, including bombings and assassinations carried out by groups supporting the independence movement.
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Off the island, Mr. Molinari was known for flare-ups and feuds with Mr. Giuliani, Mr. Pataki and others — and for his prescient political endorsements.
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But firefighters were still out in force, stamping out flare-ups and investigating smoke in the thick brush of the steep canyons where it started.
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Joe Biden, in his best debate of the cycle, avoided any serious flare-ups over his son Hunter's profitable but legal business dealings in Ukraine.
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Meanwhile, Israel-Hamas tensions remained a constant source of friction, erupting into three cross-border wars between 2008 and 2014, with smaller flare-ups in between.
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Dr. Hirsch explained that bacne, for the most part, is reactive, meaning that our super-sweaty workouts are often responsible for back pimples and flare-ups.
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It's even causing odd flare-ups on Fox News itself, as the more news-oriented anchors quietly debunk the conspiracies that the more propagandistic opiners hype.
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Before the start of the Tour Championship, Day said his back was an on-going problem due to a bulging disc that caused occasional flare-ups.
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William says he first met Kardashian in late January or early February, and Kardashian West has posted multiple times about her psoriasis flare-ups since then.
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In mid-March, amidst one of these flare-ups, she actually posted about drinking a Blueberry Detox Smoothie, the recipe for which came from William himself.
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One of the best ways to prevent flare-ups of AOSD is to reduce stress, says Dr. Kontzias, and it sounds like Gordon has caught on.
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But it said that more flare-ups are possible because the virus can persist in the eyes, central nervous system and bodily fluids of some survivors.
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Firefighters on Sunday contained significant flare-ups in wind-prone canyons along the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu and Bell Canyon in Ventura County, Osby said.
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Street clashes, looting and road blocks have roiled the poor South American nation since the election, and there have been more flare-ups since he resigned.
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Governments in Ebola areas have worked to contain recent flare-ups, and their efforts so far are paying off, the W.H.O. said in a news release.
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The Moon enters analytical Earth sign Virgo at 3:34 AM and clashes with warrior Mars in Sagittarius at 4:43 AM, creating emotional flare-ups.
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But he added that the mayor's relationship with the ultra-Orthodox community might have actually helped ease potential tension, especially when compared to past flare-ups.
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The Indonesian provinces of Papua and West Papua have for decades been wracked by a long-simmering and occasionally violent separatist movement, with flare-ups common.
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Cal Fire said there were flare-ups of hot spots within areas already burned on Saturday, but no danger reported to homes or people were seen.
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There will be lots of talk about whatever's going on today, and some unexpected flare-ups concerning cash or feeling valued will pop up this evening.
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In one 2017 survey of 1,206 people with psoriasis, about 52 percent said they eliminated nightshades from their diets in an effort to quell flare-ups.
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"Things were often a bit not normal," Sessions added, recounting a dinner last year he and Rosenstein had in the midst of one of Trump's flare-ups.
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Through it all, Reynolds says he remains committed to the "disciplined" and active lifestyle that keeps flare-ups at bay — and now, helping others do the same.
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Flare-ups have occurred before in Liberia, and in Sierra Leone and Guinea, though health authorities say those are not linked to the original chain of transmission.
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She says that within the company she works for, there have been numerous conversations about how to minimize these type of flare-ups between employees and passengers.
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If you're still experiencing skin flare-ups or major irritation, it's best to see a dermatologist who can manage your condition with topical or oral prescription medication.
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TMZ broke the story ... Rob checked himself into the ER after his rocky relationship with Chyna led to some pronounced weight gains and serious diabetes flare-ups.
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However, the government has little influence outside the capital, ex-rebels and armed militias still stalk the countryside and there are regular flare-ups of deadly violence.
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The conflict is one of the most serious flare-ups in years of chaos since the 2011 toppling of Gaddafi, and has sharpened Gulf divisions over Libya.
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The organization said that "all known chains of transmission have been stopped in West Africa," though it cautioned that new "flare-ups" were still likely to occur.
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While the market is likely to have surplus supply this year and next, any flare-ups in the Middle East could trigger a price rally, analysts said.
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It is a striking departure from previous flare-ups, when police stations or military installations were frequently attacked but schools were largely spared, treated as neutral territory.
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Some members of Pelosi's team brush off the recent flare-ups as a natural part of governing a majority — particularly the most diverse House caucus in history.
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But, when it comes to skin conditions like rosacea, controlling flare-ups and covering up the redness that comes with it is a constant, never-ending battle.
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Recently, we've seen a growing number of flare-ups over water access, and troubling signs this will become even more of a battleground, as the paper suggests.
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Despite flare-ups of grumpiness, tens of thousands of people in Canada's largest city rely on the vehicles to get around on North America's largest streetcar system.
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This year, damper weather prevented the usual flare-ups in Spain, Italy and Portugal, but unusually high temperatures have led to wildfires in Sweden, Finland and Norway.
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The 2016 election has already seen occasional flare-ups of violence, including Trump protesters getting punched at rallies and Trump supporters being pelted with objects at protests.
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He had been on disability for several years and needed to enter a mental health facility about once a year for flare-ups of depression or mania.
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Researchers have observed a strong correlation between surges in anti-Semitic acts in France and flare-ups in the conflict between Israel and Palestinians in the Mideast.
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New tales of palace intrigue or flare-ups of international tension or revelations stemming from various investigations could easily swamp a message of progress by the Nov.
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There were repeated flare-ups at their border, triggering apocalyptic predictions that Ethiopia and Eritrea were going to fight again, and next time to the bitter end.
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All seems to be fine right now for the Nets, but Irving's track record suggests that as the losses pile up, there will be more flare-ups.
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The pressure of a frantic work schedule, the Hollywood partying scene, plus flare-ups of her autoimmune disease, all contributed to worsening symptoms of anxiety and depression.
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History's worst Ebola outbreak was the one that began in West Africa in late 803 and whose last flare-ups were not snuffed out until early 2016.
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More than 280 firefighters were still in the area to the northeast of Athens in the wider Rafina area, dousing the remaining flames to prevent flare-ups.
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In Latin America, at least, these are not just momentary flare-ups at the scandal du jour; they seem to be the rumblings of a historic shift.
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If you've been struggling with irritating flare-ups, but aren't sure where to start with a regimen, we asked top dermatologists for their go-to picks, ahead.
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Authorities across Australia's south, including fire-ravaged South Australia, warned that dry lightning could spark further flare-ups overnight even as the temperature is forecast to cool.
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Investors should expect long-term cyber espionage and flare-ups of malicious activity, including the potential for destructive attacks that hurt companies in the region beyond Aramco.
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Recent flare-ups included the Whitney Museum of American Art, which displayed a white artist's painting of the body of Emmett Till, a teenager lynched in 21920.
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"Additional flare-ups of the disease are expected in the months to come, largely due to virus persistence in some survivors," WHO said in a statement on Friday.
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They found telltale changes to the body and microbiome during disease flare-ups, and pinpointed a clade of microbes that seemed to go missing in patients with IBD.
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Similar flare-ups were common in 2016, when the presidential election looked lost, betraying perhaps Mr. Trump's foremost political creed: The buck stops … somewhere over there, far away.
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It's also signed big ad deals with major household names like Procter & Gamble that are tired of the endless flare-ups on social platforms like YouTube and Instagram.
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In a nation rattled by flare-ups of violence, most recently the brutal murders of two United Nations experts, many Congolese are on tenterhooks about Mr. Katumbi's return.
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It was instead a continual disaster for Trump, a slow-boiling catastrophe with flare-ups and temper tantrums from the candidate but an enviable, consistent stream of madness.
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People who have very dry skin, eczema, or even facial redness or rosacea may experience flare-ups of their conditions and are more likely to develop a contact allergy.
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With my naturopath's guidance, I've seen such an improvement in my symptoms and subsequent anxiety from fear of flare-ups, so the cost is totally worth it to me.
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Lori Gray, whose husband has been running around with several of their neighbors putting out flare-ups, said the small team has helped protect many homes, including their own.
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While we can't normally see black holes—as they swallow everything, light included—we can see flare ups of energy as stars are in the process of being devoured.
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At least 10 flare-ups have been reported in the past nine months in the three countries that were hardest hit by the outbreak: Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
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"At the moment, I'm really struggling with my skin — I've been dealing with post-pregnancy flare-ups for several months now," Huntington-Whiteley tells Refinery29 in a recent interview.
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Other lifestyle changes that can help keep flare-ups at bay include using a humidifier in the winter (to help reduce dry winter air) and keeping your skin moisturized.
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It spreads through contact with bodily fluids and causes hemorrhagic fever with severe vomiting, diarrhoea and bleeding, and in many flare-ups, more than half of cases are fatal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An experimental three-in-one inhaled drug from GlaxoSmithKline significantly cut flare-ups in patients with chronic lung disease in a clinical trial, researchers said on Tuesday.
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As the backbone of its economy, oil has been at the core of unrest that followed Gaddafi's overthrow, a slow-burn conflict with periodic flare-ups of intense fighting.
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Powerful news arrives when Mercury clashes with Pluto at 10:28 PM, and unexpected emotional flare-ups will pop up when the Moon meets Uranus at 11:11 PM!
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"The findings from this and recent Ebola virus disease clusters highlight the risk of Ebola virus disease flare-ups even after an outbreak is declared over," the researchers wrote.
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Many residents from evacuated neighborhoods sought to return to their homes on Saturday to determine whether they had survived the blaze or retrieve belongings ahead of future flare-ups.
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The migration challenge has also tested Costa Rica's celebrated and carefully cultivated ethos of hospitality and positivity, causing flare-ups of xenophobia and exposing undercurrents of anti-Nicaraguan prejudice.
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"Just this week of the 40th anniversary we nearly had war break out with Gaza," she said, referring to the latest in a series of cross-border flare-ups.
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However, Australia's benchmark saw its worst monthly loss since October and fell over 3% in August, a month dominated by several trade war flare-ups and global recessions fears.
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Even places that seem to have brought the spread under control are under threat of new flare-ups, including from arrivals from places where the infection has since spread.
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Conflicts and chaos and selfish corruption, Falsehoods and flare-ups, a Twitter eruption, Favors for fawners that come with tight strings, These are a few of his favorite things.
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Instead, it was a relatively smooth day with almost no wild flare ups or attempts to gum up the works and people who watched may have actually learned something.
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Israeli and Palestinian officials say the Qatari aid helps calm internal Gaza economic hardships that, in the past, have contributed to flare-ups in fighting between Hamas and Israel.
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Recent flare ups between Ryan and the Freedom Caucus — the bloc of nearly 40 conservative rabble-rousers who helped show Boehner the door last fall — haven't helped his cause.
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If you have eczema, a skin condition which typically presents as a red, itchy rash, you might find that flare-ups are markedly worse during stressful times, explained Garshick.
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Communication flare-ups will arrive this afternoon, but no worries, Virgo: Mercury retrograde is over, so working things out won't be as much of a drag as it's been lately.
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Palestinian health officials said earlier that two teenagers had been killed by one air strike in what was one of the worst flare-ups since the 2014 Israel-Gaza war.
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The WHO did note in their announcement that flare-ups are possible, especially in places like Sierra Leone, which, alongside Liberia and Guinea, was considered the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Bland said the movement is just 17 months old and already has dealt with several flare-ups that come from disparate groups trying to work together for the first time.
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Most people stand divided on her DGAF attitude — but when it comes to her acne flare-ups, it's safe to say the majority can appreciate that she keeps it real.
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The country discharged its last two Ebola patients on December 3rd, though UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon has warned that West Africa could see "flare ups" in the future.
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Her parents, doctors and coaches have all grown exasperated trying to persuade her to back off during training, or to forgo it altogether, when she is experiencing Crohn's flare-ups.
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I even wore this as a base under my sunscreen during a day at the beach and experienced no flare ups — something I usually would've been nursing for weeks after.
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To be sure, individual monitors undertake grave risks for an unambiguously noble goal of ensuring an impartial, third-party presence along the front, discouraging flare-ups and saving civilian lives.
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There's some evidence that for the super-sick—say, people recovering from heart surgery or with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease—mucus color does signal flare-ups worthy of medical attention.
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The flare-ups sometimes lasted weeks despite flooding my body with as much water as I could hold, popping a daily crystal-busting allopurinol, and following a prescribed, puzzling diet.
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Some on the inside with the Spurs will counter that before this Leonard flap, there actually were a few flare-ups of tension behind the scenes in the intervening years.
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A former White House official said the temper flare-ups left him with the sense that Mr. Porter was more volatile and troubled than his clean-cut image let on.
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The study doesn't prove fracking causes asthma or makes symptoms worse, and it also doesn't explain why asthma flare-ups appear more likely when people live closer to fracking sites.
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Demonstrators were banned from the Champs Elysees this Saturday and French Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said authorities had handled the latest protests well despite the flare-ups of crowd trouble.
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Personally, due to the fact that I still have consistent acne flare-ups on my cheeks and chin, this procedure isn't one I'd shell out for or perform on myself weekly.
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In the February selfie, the star had a dark-colored herbal ointment dotted on the areas where she was experiencing flare-ups, including her under-eye region, cheek, forehead and chin.
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"The flare-ups were a huge test for the health system - but they were contained to just a handful of cases each time", said Anouk Boschma, International Medical Corps country director.
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In the meantime, the war is fueling anti-American sentiment in the region, deepening considerable strains in the US-Saudi relationship and raising the risk of unintended flare-ups with Tehran.
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" So far, the WHO reported, there have been 10 flare-ups that were not part of the original outbreak, "likely the result of the virus persisting in survivors even after recovery.
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In particular, it's feared that the fact that the virus can remain in the semen of male survivors for as long as one year will make small flare-ups incredibly likely.
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Flare-ups can be triggered by contact with soaps, detergents, and any other chemicals applied to the skin, as well as exposure to allergens and infection with certain bacteria and viruses.
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In Guinea, for example, WHO said on Friday that it had administered VSV-EBOV, a new Ebola vaccine, to hundreds of people in the southern prefectures where flare-ups have occurred.
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Respiratory problems like lung inflammation or asthma flare-ups have been linked to breathing in endotoxins and glucans (whether through cigarette smoke or other exposures, like working in a textile factory).
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To date, 10 such flare-ups have been identified that were not part of the original outbreak and are likely the result of the virus persisting in survivors even after recovery.
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Be careful when you add the crabs to hot oil in your wok—you might get some flare-ups from the high heat, so have a lid nearby and move quickly.
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Nobody knows what powers these intense cosmic flare-ups, but scientists have speculated that they may be generated by neutron stars and black holes—or maybe even an advanced alien intelligence.
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Other than their friendship and professional history, what binds the two men together is their struggles with the often unpleasant problems (dying loved ones, prostate flare-ups) that arrive with age.
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The Fund's cautious outlook assumes that there are no additional flare-ups in U.S.-China trade tensions but Georgieva warned that the root cause of the problem is not yet fixed.
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Driving the news: This week's NATO gathering is designed as a chance for leaders to mark the alliance's 70th birthday, with an abbreviated schedule to minimize the risk of flare-ups.
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Egypt, the most populous country in the Mideast, is riding a wave of optimism—even in spite of domestic unrest marked by terrorism and flare-ups in its volatile Sinai region.
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While the WHO said this week that West Africa's Ebola outbreak no longer constitutes an international public health risk, there have been small flare-ups even after countries received the all-clear.
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The solution was more steroid cream, the doctor told her, Chun recalls, adding that all the while, she was trying to eliminate any potential causes of Colby's flare-ups from her home.
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A fragile ceasefire put in place February between regime forces and opposition fighters has largely held, but recent flare-ups have stalled talks on a political solution to end the Syrian conflict.
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While the epidemic has come under control, experts have warned of the risk of new flare-ups, as Ebola can linger in the eyes, central nervous system and bodily fluids of survivors.
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It meant incessant itching from flare-ups and hyper-careful considerations on what to wear; she wanted to conceal her condition with clothing but needed to keep her skin cool and dry.
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While justices have their bitter debates and occasional flare-ups, the statements released this weekend by Scalia's bench mates reveal that despite occasional ideological gulfs, there was an undercurrent of deep respect.
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Besides worsening droughts and flooding – which have destroyed roads and schools over the past year – Zimbabwe faces climate pressures including flare-ups in malaria as temperatures rise and rainfall becomes more erratic.
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Once a deliberate and cautious backchannel intermediary on security flare-ups between the nuclear-armed rivals, the United States has taken yet another step back from Pakistan and one closer to India.
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Firefighters on Sunday contained significant flare-ups in wind-prone canyons along the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu and Bell Canyon in Ventura County, Los Angeles County Fire Chief Daryl Osby said.
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While Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone still respond to Ebola flare-ups, the region is now tackling Africa's first case of neurological disorder microcephaly, thought to be linked to the Zika virus.
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"I have to sleep the right amount and exercise the right amount, and I still occasionally get flare-ups and have to stay in bed for a few days," she told me.
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I was excited about our story because we were the first journalists the Navy had allowed to "embed" on a ship in the South China Sea since the most recent flare-ups.
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Sooka said she remained concerned about a possible revival of the broader conflict because of the number of localized flare-ups, often involving tit-for-tat cattle raids driven by ethnic tensions.
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According to Miami-based dermatologist S. Manjula Jegasothy, MD, clinical associate professor of dermatology at the University of Miami, simple things like that can lead to an acne flare-ups on the chest.
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However, occasional flare-ups over land and ethnicity as well as a series of army mutinies over unpaid bonuses to former rebel soldiers have taken some of the shine off its economic achievements.
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More than 250 personnel from across the Denver metropolitan worked to put out hotspots and flare-ups after the OEM received a 911 call about the fire shortly after midnight Sunday, officials said.
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The Cruel Intentions star revealed her diagnosis in October, and has since opened up on social media about the challenging moments she has faced — which, during flare-ups, have included deteriorating motor skills.
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To deal with flare-ups, he has even considered buying pain pills on the black market, the very threat that inspired the drive to cut down on opioid prescriptions in the first place.
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His comments come amid a long series of provocations and flare-ups between Moscow and Washington in recent years, whose relations are seen by many as at their worst since the Cold War.
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While some Wikileaks flare ups have played out in public, more have occurred out of sight among the professional Democrats whose private trash talk and gossip about each other has now been exposed.
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Continuing flare-ups have made the central African country a testing ground for new treatments against a virus that between 2013 and 1003 killed more than 11,300 people in a West African epidemic.
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Today: A woman who's in the beginning stages of psoriatic arthritis, and therefore tries to avoid white sugar, flour, and alcohol in an effort to keep joint pain and flare-ups at bay.
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This is in keeping with a long tradition in American politics that has seen populism, those revolts against politics as usual, as momentary, irrational flare-ups nourished by nostalgia in a changing world.
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And, according to a new study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, wine might also be the culprit behind rosacea flare-ups — especially if you're drinking the white variety.
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"Clearly there is great danger of not just terrorism but also flare-ups of violence," Obama said at the start of what was likely to be his last meeting as president with Netanyahu.
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Bracketed by Royal Canadian Mounted Police cruisers and preceded by a military helicopter watching for flare-ups near their route, the first convoy got rolling shortly after dawn and others followed at intervals.
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As long as I take my medications and check in with my therapist regularly, I'm able to keep my symptoms under control and avoid potential flare-ups of depression and extreme mood swings.
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The brutality and bloodshed lose any of the weight the movie wants them to have when they take place in a gigantic hall of mirrors punctuated by occasional flare-ups of digital flame.
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The result: Fans are now more invested in these "characters" and their backstories, travails and occasional feuds and flare-ups than they were at any point in my 26 seasons covering the league.
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And you should anticipate that at any given moment there's going to be flare-ups of bigotry that you may have to confront, or may be inside you and you have to vanquish.
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The outbreak is not linked to previous Ebola flare-ups in Congo, nor the one that tore through West Africa in 2014, killing more than 11,000 people, said Tarik Jasarevic, a W.H.O. spokesman.
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When kids with eczema also had asthma or allergies, they were 52 percent more likely to have poor quality sleep throughout childhood even when they didn't have active flare-ups, the study found.
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In that clinical experiment, researchers applied microscopic amounts of extracts from treated and untreated peanuts on the inner forearms of nine human volunteers with peanut allergies and looked for any skin flare-ups.
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During the production stage, which can last several years, asthma patients were more than four times as likely to have mild flare-ups when they lived closest to bigger or more fracking sites.
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In some countries, particularly Madagascar, plague is endemic, and flare-ups cause public health emergencies on an almost annual basis — and right now, an uncontrolled epidemic that's brewing there appears to be exceptionally worrying.
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During their first month after leaving the hospital, only 17 percent of patients in the education group had acute flare-ups, compared with 36 percent of the group that didn't receive the extra instruction.
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In Season 1, Episode 1 of the Netflix reboot, Jonathan gives a frozen gel mask to the episode's subject Tom Jackson, who experiences facial redness and skin flare-ups as a result of lupus.
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The lawsuit is the latest shot in a long series of provocations and flare-ups between Russia and the U.S., whose relations are seen by many as at their worst since the Cold War.
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The episode was the latest in a series of flare-ups on college campuses across the country, where shifting sensibilities and heightened criticism of the media have made the environment thornier for student journalists.
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Gone is a widespread agreement among diplomats, scholars and businesspeople that China is gradually converging with the United States and, therefore, that Americans should work to manage any flare-ups between the two countries.
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In all, the bullish case is starting to line up: Stocks have been resilient through a growth scare, trade-war flare-ups, an earnings-growth lull, yield-curve inversion and repo-market stress episode.
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Chemo for any cancer can make yeast infections, flare-ups of genital warts, and STI contraction more common, as well as artificially induce temporary-to-long-term menopause, which often affects libido and lubrication.
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When they aren't embroiled in mid-hearing flare-ups like this one, they help craft strategy, write speeches, draft scripts for questioning witnesses and attempt to keep the business of the committee on track.
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After aerospace-related trade flare-ups, fights over softwood lumber and President Donald Trump's continuous verbal jabs at the country, the last thing Canada needs now is to get into another cross-border brawl.
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"Furthermore, both patients and medical practitioners should be aware of the impact poor air quality can have on exacerbation of disease, to better understand and perhaps to better treat such flare-ups," Loxham said.
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It could be the greatest political challenge she has faced, as Trump gets hit from all sides during the constant drip of impeachment news and foreign policy flare-ups tied to Ukraine and Syria.
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The idea, in other words, was to push insurers to help diabetics improve their diets, keep patients on their blood-pressure medications, prevent asthma flare-ups and otherwise improve care, while also controlling costs.
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Hundreds of thousands of South Sudanese have fled to neighboring countries since 210, and though tens of thousands of United Nations peacekeepers are in the country, they have still been repeated flare-ups of violence.
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That's why measles flare-ups like the one in Clark County, Washington, are so worrying, Peter Hotez, dean for the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, told The Verge in January.
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Amid ongoing flare-ups between the U.S. and Iran, President Trump and his allies will travel this week to diplomatically engage allies on Middle East peace, North Korea's nuclear program, U.S.–China trade and more.
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While the WHO said this week that West Africa's Ebola outbreak no longer constitutes an international public health risk, the region has continued to see small flare-ups even after countries received the all-clear.
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The single currency gained 0.2 percent and was trading at $1.35, although volatility in the euro-dollar exchange rate was more muted than would have been expected, given flare-ups during previous U.S. government shutdowns.
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Scientists do not believe that the United States will have a Zika epidemic, but most agree that mosquitoes here will eventually acquire it and that they could start infecting people, leading to local flare-ups.
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This is a good thing in terms of skin brightness and longevity, but it can also cause flare-ups, redness, and irritation for certain individuals, particularly in the pesky areas around the nose and mouth.
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President Trump entered the new year facing flare-ups of long-burning crises with two old adversaries — Iran and North Korea — that are directly challenging his claim to have reasserted American power around the world.
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Low global interest rates are the main reason why markets have had enough confidence to rise despite risks of potential flare-ups in geopolitical tensions, said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut.
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The incidents were the most violent flare-ups 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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People who live near fracking sites can take precautions to protect against asthma flare-ups, said Michael Jerrett, an environmental health researcher at the University of California, Los Angeles who wasn't involved in the study.
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Despite being the governing party in Uttar Pradesh, the B.J.P. has not historically captured much of the Dalit vote, and recent flare-ups over issues affecting Dalits across the country could hurt the party politically.
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Ten flare-ups had been reported across the three countries in the last nine months, four of them in Liberia and three each in Guinea and Sierra Leone, "and we are anticipating more," Mr. Brennan said.
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"A high level of vigilance and response capacity must be maintained to ensure the ability of the countries to prevent Ebola infections and to rapidly detect and respond to flare-ups in the future," she said.
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Soon we had organized into three teams and I was serving as an observer from atop Point Dume, overlooking the neighborhood and the ocean, directing the Bombers by radio to fires and flare-ups I spotted.
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The results suggest Liberia and the other African countries at the center of the outbreak should maintain high levels of vigilance for longer than thought to contain any future flare-ups of the deadly haemorrhagic fever.
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UN blue helmets are deployed to prevent flare-ups of hostilities and ensure access to humanitarian aid in Lebanon, protect civilians from genocide in Darfur and strengthen the police and prison system of post-earthquake Haiti.
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Your doctor may start you off with oral antibiotics for three to six months, although if flare-ups happen around your menstrual cycle, Robinson says he sometimes prescribes it for regular brief periods around your period.
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For heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) flare-ups, stroke and other conditions, four reviews found no mortality difference between inpatient treatment and hospital-at-home treatment while two reviews found mortality lower at home.
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An Egyptian court has sentenced 75 people to death for their roles in the violent uprising that followed a 2013 coup, the latest in a series of flare-ups around the world concerning the death penalty.
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There also appears to be a depressingly high likelihood that a succession of recurrent Covid-219 flare-ups throughout the next year might require the reinstitution of shelter-in-place orders on an ad hoc basis.
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The Santa Anas hold a particular place in Los Angeles lore, not only as fire propellants and harbingers of allergy flare-ups, but also as a kind of malevolent psychic force, a regional Mercury in retrograde.
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BOOST FOR CHINA, NOT U.S. The Fund's cautious outlook assumes that there are no additional flare-ups in U.S.-China trade tensions but Georgieva warned that the root cause of the problem is not yet fixed.
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Daily, if not hourly, my social-media addiction causes flare-ups of a second, closely related, malady: vintage watch deficit disorder, a chronic form of watch envy that inspires thoughts of raiding the 401(k) account.
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GAZA/JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A truce between Israel and Hamas, the Islamist group that controls the Gaza Strip, largely held on Saturday a day after one of the most fierce flare-ups along the volatile border in years.
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World Health Organization officials said that the health authorities in the affected countries had put in surveillance and rapid response mechanisms for managing the risk, and that those measures had proved effective in containing the flare-ups.
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The reality TV star has also spoken about eating a diet that's low in acidic foods (like tomatoes and eggplants) in the hopes of suppressing psoriasis flare-ups, but the medical research behind this remedy is questionable.
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"However a high level of vigilance and response capacity must be maintained to ensure the ability of the countries to prevent Ebola infections and to rapidly detect and respond to flare-ups in the future," she said.
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A few issues tech companies — and internet platforms in particular — are facing: Trade: Flare ups in Asia, Europe and Latin America over limiting how data flows across borders can have big implications for tech's data-based business.
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The current Doklam dispute has rattled many observers, harkening back to the 1962 bloody border war between India and China -- the causes of which were never solved, leading to multiple territorial flare-ups in the years since.
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"A high level of vigilance and response capacity must be maintained to ensure the ability of the countries to prevent Ebola infections and to rapidly detect and respond to flare-ups in the future," Dr. Chan said.
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Two weeks of flare-ups over the attacks on oil tankers and the downing of an American surveillance drone, administration officials said, have overshadowed a larger, more complex and fast-intensifying showdown over containing Iran's nuclear program.
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These measures would be critical to prevent renewed flare-ups once measures now in force - such as school closures and restrictions on movement - succeed in slowing coronavirus, according to reports in Der Spiegel and the Sueddeutsche Zeitung.
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The focal point for much of the post-Bush right's anger and resentment was the Tea Party, a decentralized movement that variously mixed genuine desire for limited government with white resentment and flare-ups of outright paranoia.
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In a country that barred Asian migration for decades, and where the power structure is still predominantly white, the flare-ups over Hong Kong have only added to the suspicion cast on Chinese students by some Australians.
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But focusing on the number of speech-related flare-ups doesn't capture the full scope of what's really taking place at America's colleges and universities — because the real threat to speech on campus is far more insidious.
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She also went sans makeup for the evening and showed off her glowing, barefaced complexion that appeared to be clear of the psoriasis flare-ups on her face that she's been battling for the past few months.
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Over the past few years, millions of people have been pushed to flee their countries; many because of the Syrian civil war, others because of renewed flare-ups of ongoing crises in Afghanistan, South Sudan, and Myanmar.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - The type of Ebola in the latest outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo is the Zaire strain which has been successfully vaccinated against in past flare-ups, the health ministry said in a statement on Thursday.
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On Monday morning, Kardashian West posted a selfie from bed on her Instagram Story with a dark colored herbal ointment dotted on the areas with the psoriasis flare-ups, including her under-eye region, cheek, forehead and chin.
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Until then, the demonstration had been mostly peaceful, though reporters on the ground described a handful of flare-ups, including one incident where an individual in a red MAGA hat, identified in reports as Dan Iverson, confronted protesters.
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The continued use of a low-dose steroid cream eventually helped her to clear her skin and regain her confidence, but if she ran out or forgot to apply the cream, the flare-ups would return once again.
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The drug would face no real competition as approved treatments for dry eye such as Allergan Plc's blockbuster Restasis and Shire Plc's Xiidra are indicated for chronic patients with continuous symptoms of the disease, rather than flare-ups.
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That has allowed the team to focus on the job in hand behind closed doors, even if some detect something of a siege mentality, and spare Vettel too much focus on his temperament after flare-ups in 2017.
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But over the last few months, the administration's conflicts with China have gone well beyond trade to include signs of military flare-ups over the South China Sea and public allegations that Beijing is interfering in U.S. elections.
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Read more: Photos show the Saddleridge Fire as it ripped through 7,500 acres of LA's San Fernando Valley, growing 800 acres per hourThe fire's cause is under investigation, and authorities warned that the threat of flare-ups remained.
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Ebola victims in recent flare-ups in Liberia and Sierra Leone were inspected by health workers who were not wearing protective clothing, while the corpse of one woman victim was washed by several people, contrary to best practice.
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Kardashian West first revealed her struggle with psoriasis in a 33 episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, and since then, has posted about trying out many different remedies in an attempt to keep flare-ups at bay.
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Even as the party seeks to move on from the divisive primary, where hacked internal party emails showed DNC aides openly lobbying for Clinton's victory, repeated flare-ups have stoked the divide over the months since Election Day.
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While the findings suggest that bath additives don't help eczema, the results don't offer fresh insight into the effectiveness of leave-on creams and ointments to prevent eczema flare-ups or the use of emollients as soap substitutes.
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BOOST FOR CHINA, NOT U.S. The Fund's cautious outlook assumes that there are no additional flare-ups in U.S.-China trade tensions, and that Britain executes an orderly exit from the European Union at the end of January.
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The number of Liberians visiting health facilities dipped after the flare-ups, followed by a spike in the number of child patients suffering toxic symptoms due to medication provided by families and traditional healers, the MSF program manager said.
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If they don't like the idea of you doing your own thing to avoid anxious flare ups, it might be worth having a deeper conversation about what it means for you to have anxiety before you go away together.
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This has led to numerous bloody flare-ups between Buddhists and Muslims in Rakhine state, from communal riots in 2012 to the recent atrocities, which include the razing of villages and the mass exodus of Rohingya across the border.
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By the end of the study, there were no meaningful differences between groups in the number of eczema exacerbations, the impact of eczema on quality of life or the type or quantity of corticosteroids used for severe flare-ups.
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Carr, who's convened a working group to discuss how the field program should be structured in each target state and is conducting an after-action report on the 2018 midterms, said he was well acquainted with past flare-ups.
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Charlotte King, senior Africa analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit, said it was unusual for Eritrea to comment on flare-ups but said the statement may have been prompted by U.N. criticism Eritrea has faced over its prolonged national service.
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According to the previous documents obtained by TMZ, Drake-Lee additionally cited flare-ups of Williams' temper, including an alleged death threat he made during a road rage incident, as another reason why she be the sole custodian of the children.
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The causes of conditions like eczema are multifaceted, and the type of water you're exposed to isn't one of them, but if you tend toward eczema already, the hard water can act as a serious irritant resulting in flare-ups.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African police clashed on Monday with residents in the township of Soweto who staged a protest after squatters tried to erect shacks in nearby fields - the latest of many flare-ups over the vexed issued of land distribution.
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AVDIYIVKA/KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian government troops and separatist fighters have drawn closer to each other at several places along the tense front line in eastern Ukraine, monitors say, raising the risk of violent flare-ups that could wreck a shaky ceasefire.
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With the two forces so close, the slightest movement on one side can provoke the other side into a violent reaction — a scenario that caused one of the deadliest flare-ups of fighting in two years at the end of January.
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The conflict in the previously peaceful Kasai region was one of a series of deadly flare-ups to hit Congo around the time long-serving President Joseph Kabila refused to leave power when his mandate expired at the end of 2016.
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"I'm not suggesting that I always get that fine line perfectly - but if I don't say anything at a time when people feel hurt, angry, there are protests, there are flare-ups, then I wouldn't be doing my job," he said.
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The W.H.O. has repeatedly warned that small flare-ups of the disease are likely because the virus can persist in the bodily fluids of some survivors for a variable length of time and in rare cases be transmitted to close contacts.
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The unrest was the latest in a string of flare-ups, often violent, between minority Muslims and Buddhists in the majority-Buddhist country of around 51 million since restrictions on free speech and the internet were steadily loosened starting in 2010.
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DAKAR, Aug 2 (Reuters) - The type of Ebola in the latest outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo is the Zaire strain which has been successfully vaccinated against in past flare-ups, the health ministry said in a statement on Thursday.
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Although the gas projects are 21.3300,000 km (600 miles) north of Beira, the town at the heart of the devastation caused by a cyclone and floods last week, the country's poor infrastructure and flare-ups of violence are also large risks.
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"The dollar tends to fall on flare ups in North Korean-related matters, but whether the Federal Reserve can hike interest rates in December as they projected still remains the ultimate decider," said Shin Kadota, senior strategist at Barclays in Tokyo.
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Doctors say the surveys exert great psychological pressure on emergency room staff members, who regularly see patients experiencing acute pain (such as from fractures, kidney stones or burns) and flare-ups of chronic pain, as well as the occasional drug seeker.
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Moreover, although my co-workers are vaguely aware that I have a condition that requires weekly therapy, the existence of flare-ups like this carries, I feel, a heavy stigma that I am not "up to" our fast-paced job.
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He said that laws placing limits on free speech were necessary to prevent flare-ups in a diverse country with a weak central state and a history of sectarian violence, including a 15-year civil war that ended in 1990.
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Particularly in the Meseta, tourism infrastructure is limited, and violent flare-ups spurred by the $2.4-billion avocado trade are not uncommon, particularly in the periphery of Uruapan, Michoacán's second-largest city and the main urban hub for the Meseta.
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Southeast Asia's third-largest economy has seen a string of racial flare-ups over the past year and a half, as Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's nascent government grapples with an increasingly unhappy majority that fears it is losing its special privileges.
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GENEVA, Jan 14 (Reuters) - The last known chains of transmission in the Ebola virus in West Africa have been stamped out, but "more flare-ups" are expected, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday, calling for continued strong surveillance.
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The dispiriting wave of religion-based violence abroad, and sometimes violent flare-ups here over issues like abortion and L.B.G.T.Q. rights, make Jefferson's idealistic vision of American civil religion, the shared faith of a free people, all the more attractive.
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I've replaced my daily coffee with decaf or green tea since the aforementioned anxiety flare-ups, but decide to make an exception today by getting a half-caf, to which I generously add creamer and several shakes of cinnamon and nutmeg.
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"Sierra Leone, as well as Liberia and Guinea, are still at risk of Ebola flare-ups, largely due to virus persistence in some survivors, and must remain on high alert and ready to respond," the WHO wrote in its statement.
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While the study wasn't designed to prove whether or how asthma attacks during pregnancy might cause complications for mothers or babies, it's possible this happens because flare-ups reduce oxygen supplies for both women and their developing infants, To said.
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Sheriff Paul Laney of Cass County said that officers wanted to calm things down after weeks of rising tensions and violent flare-ups, and that they were willing to pull back from a blockaded bridge where several confrontations had occurred.
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In recent months, they have used the software to respond to incoming phone calls from investors who buy and sell energy stocks and commodities, wondering how they should position their portfolios in response to, for instance, flare-ups in the Syrian civil war.
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DAKAR, Senegal — The World Health Organization declared on Thursday the end to the deadliest Ebola outbreak on record, which killed and sickened tens of thousands of people in West Africa, even as it cautioned that more flare-ups of the disease were likely.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more Kim continues to be very honest about her psoriasis struggles by posting multiple makeup free selfies with flare ups all over her face.
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" Though Dean still requires a lot of sleep (she goes to sleep before her sons, Matthew and Theodore) and has to avoid exposure to heat (which is like her "kryptonite"), she is able to go long periods of time without "flare ups.
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Hallmark Cards, the Kansas City, Missouri, enterprise started in 1910, has moved quickly before to respond to any flare-ups, such as in when it removed a gift wrap from circulation after one person complained of seeing a swastika in its pattern.
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REUTERS/Srdjan Zivulovic/Illustration Besieged by controversy at home, Trump is under pressure to stick to the script and avoid fresh flare-ups when he takes his first foreign trip as president, a nine-day trek to the Middle East and Europe.
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The idea behind the program is to help patients avoid over-using their so-called "rescue inhalers," which could worsen symptoms over time, and to make sure they don't neglect their controller medications that can be taken at anytime to prevent flare-ups.
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The flare-ups came after police shot an unarmed protester at close range on Monday and police said "rioters" doused a man with petrol and set him on fire in some of the worst violence since protests began more than five months ago.
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PARIS (Reuters) - U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will have little choice but to adopt a softer line on trade than the one he has flagged during his campaign, although flare-ups with some partners are likely, former WTO chief Pascal Lamy said.
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In the Republican-controlled House now, there are frequent flare-ups over racially charged issues, from a movement among some conservatives to roll back voting rights, to a fight over confederate flags at federal cemeteries that shut down the appropriations process last summer.
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However, even the most well managed mental illness has flare-ups, during which I find it difficult to get out of bed, am plagued with suicidal thoughts or am so panicked that I need to take medication to calm my heart rate.
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While such a step in Syria would be small, it appeared to reflect a desire by American and Russian officials to move past their tense flare-ups over the Syria conflict and facilitate a way to end the six-year civil war there.
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A third thread uses flashback to depict Tupac Shakur (Marcc Rose) and Biggie Smalls (Wavyy Jonez) leading up to those events, as tensions mount between rival hip-hop factions, with various flare-ups prior to the fateful Mike Tyson fight in Las Vegas.
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If cabin crew cannot legally request that women shift themselves to accommodate others' religious beliefs, then there seems to be only two options open when flare-ups occur: either the men must take their seats for take-off, or be removed from the plane.
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"Cold weather dries out the skin, which can lead to irritation and, unfortunately, people who are prone to skin conditions like eczema tend to battle flare-ups, as well," explains board-certified dermatologist Adriana Lombardi, MD, of the Lombardi Plastic Surgery Center in New Jersey.
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Although the fire has increased in size, Cal Fire officials said Saturday that flare-ups have decreased, and the growth is now primarily driven by an abundance of dry fuel, rather than by the fast, dry winds that pushed the blazes earlier this week.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A major yellow fever outbreak in Angola and two smaller flare-ups in Uganda and Congo are largely under control but countries have been warned to be vigilant in case the disease pops up elsewhere, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday.
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All three countries, however, have since seen small flare-ups of the virus, which are likely a result of the fact that the virus is believed to stay in survivors' systems for up to nine months — a sharp increase over previous estimates of 90 days.
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Gray, who suffers from eczema flare-ups on her face, recently shared her #realitycheck with fans — and it's a far cry from the usual mainstays on her feed, which generally consists of fitness progress shots and some of the best butt inspiration we've ever seen.
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But the World Health Organisation (WHO) warned there could still be flare-ups of the disease in the region, which has suffered the world's deadliest outbreak over the past two years, as survivors can carry the virus for months and could pass it on.
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The Serbian minority in Kosovo also faces challenges toward full integration with the Albanian majority, hampered by inter-ethnic flare-ups, such as the March 2004 clashes that saw Serbian and Albanian civilian casualties and a significant part of the Serbian population leave the country.
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"The dollar tends to fall on flare-ups in North Korean-related matters, but whether the Federal Reserve can hike interest rates in December as they projected still remains the ultimate decider (of dollar direction)," said Shin Kadota, senior strategist at Barclays in Tokyo.
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The African Union members "are undoubtedly all aligned on avoiding any potential flare-ups in violence in the D.R.C. to spread across their own borders," said Adeline Van Houtte, an analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit, using the initials for the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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The bank announced the plan as Italy faces one of the worst flare-ups of the virus outside China, which is expected to have tipped the country into a recession after infecting more than 2100,2200 people and killing 2600 people in less than two weeks.
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Her fans know from reading about her over the years that these delays are usually related to unforeseeable flare-ups from chronic illnesses she says have plagued her since she was left bedridden for a year with a rare disease at the age of 14.
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Freeland and Lighthizer had a number of flare-ups over the course of the negotiations of the new North American trade pact — but they ultimately built a strong relationship over the 14 months of NAFTA negotiations and subsequent talks on the steel and aluminum tariffs.
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That's no small matter for a company that has experienced its share of public-relations flare-ups in the last year, including the firings of Roseanne Barr from her ABC sitcom and "Guardians of the Galaxy" director James Gunn over comments on social media.
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He said that firefighters had extinguished some flare-ups, and he warned that higher winds expected in the evening could pick up embers from the fire and deposit them on houses in the evacuation area, possibly igniting them while residents who did not evacuate were sleeping.
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One January 2017 Abt Associates study, for example, found that in the Northeastern states taking actions to reduce heat-trapping pollution through the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, 300-830 early adult deaths were prevented, along with 8,200-9,900 asthma flare-ups and 180-220 hospital admissions.
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"Lessons of the disease have taught us that countries that have experienced recent active transmission of Ebola remain at high risk of these small-flare ups, which is why strong prevention, detection and response systems must remain in place and communities must remain vigilant," Jasarevic said.
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There have been numerous other flare-ups between the two sides, including a testy debate where Vukmir needled Nicholson by blasting him for having a stronger "track record" as a Democrat, while Nicholson responded by accusing "some politicians" of not having respect for his military record.
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That raises the possibility of an extended period of global tension regarding trade, with occasional flare-ups over tariffs or other restrictions on individual products, but not the kind of trade war that occurred in the 1930s as nations competed to block themselves off from imports.
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As has been the case in Liberia, the organization expects occasional flare-ups in the effected countries, likely a result of the fact that the virus is believed to stay in the system of survivors for up to nine months — a sharp increase over previous estimates of 90 days.
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"This program provides important insights into how long Ebola remains in semen, a key component to preventing flare-ups of the disease and protecting survivors and their loved ones," Dr. Thomas Frieden, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which is collaborating with the ministry.
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In human studies, a few small clinical trials have found curcumin to be as effective as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for alleviating the stiffness and swelling of rheumatoid arthritis, and it was more effective than some standard drugs used to reduce the severity and flare-ups of ulcerative colitis.
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Norman G. Arkans, a spokesman for the university, said the university formed a team including student affairs, facilities and legal representatives to explore ways to prevent or handle future flare-ups — like booking events during the day instead of at night and assessing which venues are the safest.
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In recent years, Jewish groups and academic researchers have traced increasing incidents against Jews, who make up less than 1 percent of the population, to France's immigrant, largely Muslim suburbs, and said that spikes in violence often coincided with flare-ups in the conflict between Israel and Palestinians.
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At several points there were flare-ups between House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffNunes's facial expression right before lawmakers took break from Sondland testimony goes viral Sondland brings impeachment inquiry to White House doorstep Maloney wins House Oversight gavel MORE (D-Calif.) and GOP members of the panel.
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WHO has maintained that flare-ups are possible even with all known chains of transmission contained, which is likely a result of the fact that the virus is believed to stay in the system of survivors for up to nine months — a sharp increase over previous estimates of 242 days.
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WHO has maintained that flare-ups are possible even with all known chains of transmission contained, which is likely a result of the fact that the virus is believed to stay in the system of survivors for up to nine months — a sharp increase over previous estimates of 90 days.
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Posters on the site were trailblazers in the anonymous online mob culture, deploying their horde ability for tricks that were sometimes benign — in 2008, 4chan users managed to nominate Poole as Time's person of the year — but often outright sexist and racist, as in the flare-ups last year over Gamergate.
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For example, with flare ups of COPD patients feel short of breath and need oxygen for a few days, which increasingly can be done in people's homes with some community support, said Dr. James Chalmers of Ninewells Hospital and Medical School in Dundee, U.K., who was not part of the new study.
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Recent flare-ups at Middlebury College, which tried to prevent Charles Murray, a conservative writer, from speaking and left the professor interviewing him with a concussion, and at the University of California, Berkeley which had to cancel a speech by Milo Yiannopoulos, an over-exposed provocateur, are but the tip of a larger pile.
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I went away to college for the first time, and over the course of nine months was diagnosed with narcolepsy, gastroesophageal reflux disease (which may actually be IBS, am still running tests), had one of my worst periods of depression and bad anxiety flare-ups, and gained about 40 pounds because of all of it.
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"Forest Green" uses a venerable doo-wop chord progression while it balances flare-ups of percussion and guitar distortion against a soothing bass vamp, as Mr. Vernon and his Messina-assisted harmonies sing, "I was gonna give you all of my time" and then, "There is no time" — it's an apology, apparently too late.
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One of the most prominent flare ups recently occurred in July 2016, when Dalits took to the streets to protest after a family of leather workers was reported to have been beaten up, flogged and paraded in a town in the western Indian state of Gujarat, after they were accused of skinning a dead cow.
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The consequences of these more aggressive security stances by governments will increase the likelihood for flare-ups not just in Kashmir, but in security hotspots around the entire globe — even if they do not generate the kind of widespread media coverage they would typically garner in more normal times due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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BATON ROUGE, La. — The protest of the fatal police shooting of a CD vendor here in Louisiana's capital had many of the trappings of similar flare-ups around the country: blaring music, young men with faces obscured by bandannas, and obscene and brutal sentiments directed toward the local police department, on angry tongues and homemade placards.
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For the first time in his life, Wong talked to his mother about her early days in the United States, the fear she had felt in a country where she did not speak the language, the small yet persistent flare-ups in which she could feel both her invisibility and her irrelevance in a country dominated by whites.
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The Korean peninsula is split along the 38th Parallel North, the border that divided the U.S. and Soviet Union's respective administrations of the South and North just after World War II. On the 38th Parallel sits the Demilitarized Zone, the most heavily-fortified border in the world, which still sees occasional flare-ups and sniper fire.
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Three days after the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 38, launched her new collection of KKW Beauty body products — which includes a body foundation that the reality star uses to help mask her psoriasis flare-ups and even out her skin tone — the outspoken star of The Good Place, 33, shared that she would be spending her money elsewhere.
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Levonorgestrel — which is responsible for Plan B's ability to prevent the egg from being released from the ovary, as well as thicken the vaginal fluids to prevent the sperm from reaching the egg — can have androgenic properties as it breaks down in the body, which can potentially lead to acne flare-ups and skin that produces more sebum than usual.
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Over the years, United States-Japan cooperation for the defense of South Korea became so close that some specialists said it created a "virtual alliance" among the three countries, and have credited it with deterring war in East Asia despite North Korea's steady pursuit of nuclear weapons and regular flare-ups and crises, such as in early 2003 and 2009.
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"Every time there are these kind of flare-ups -- and this is by far the scariest flare-up that we've ever seen -- everything goes out the window, every shred of human decency, dignity, resilience, contributions that Iranians have made to this country gets overlooked because all we see is the story of this conflict between our government and their government," she says.
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But today it seems the worst Ebola epidemic in history might be over: The World Health Organization reported that there have been no new cases of Ebola for 42 days (two 21-day incubation periods for the virus, used to measure whether viral transmission has stopped.) But the agency also warned that there may still be "flare-ups" of the disease in the coming weeks.
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"I think that these rules are an acknowledgment that the government — even though we've seen flare-ups of pushback against censorship — is saying, 'Look, we're still in the driver's seat here,' and I think online control of the narrative around the coronavirus is more important than ever," Samm Sacks, an expert on China's digital economy at New America, a Washington-based think tank, told VICE News.
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Severe asthma attacks and breathing problems are associated with an increased risk of health problems like obesity as well as academic challenges like chronic absences from school and cognitive impairments that can lead to lower grades and test scores; city kids with asthma are particularly vulnerable to flare-ups because they often live with worse indoor and outdoor air quality and have fewer safe places to play and exercise outdoors, previous research has found.
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For example, an Associated Press article on anti-Semitic violence in New York posted on Thursday argued that Orthodox communities had "taken advantage of open space and cheaper housing to establish modern-day versions of the European shtetls where their ancestors lived for centuries before the Holocaust," leading to "flare-ups of rhetoric seen by some as anti-Semitic," as if anti-Semitic violence with rocks and machetes logically stems from disputes over housing stock.
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Territorial flare-ups The newest media reports are just the latest step in a decades-long contest between the two rivals for dominance in South Asia, and come at a time of steadily deteriorating ties, say analysts, who point to Chinese investment in countries in the Indian Ocean like the Maldives and Sri Lanka, and Chinese frustration with India's unwillingness to join its One Belt One Road (OBOR) development initiative as recent points of contention.
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The United States should communicate to the facilitators of the peace talks specific expectations: that the process will result in well designed, durable security arrangements to end conflict, rather than allow for further flare-ups; that the process will offer a clear plan toward reforming the institutions that have so sadly failed our people since independence in 2011, and not entrench actions that could make things worse, like premature national elections held in an environment of crisis and mass displacement.
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