Right now, my acne is flaring up a little bit.
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"The chances of GvHD flaring up again are pretty high," says Jeni.
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The drama between Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and Jen Harley is flaring up again.
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London fire The flames are out, and now the anger is flaring up.
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A flaring up of tensions in Hong Kong also weighed on investor sentiment.
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Self-worth issues are flaring up, as are issues with in intimate relationships.
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Contrary to textbook economic theory, unemployment has been falling without inflation flaring up.
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That would put concerns about tensions flaring up again back on the table.
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Given Trump's appointments, concern for the future of the issue is flaring up again.
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Ethnic conflicts and border disputes were flaring up all over; blood had been shed.
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Financial issues are flaring up, and you've been bored out of your mind lately.
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Inflation, while showing a modest pickup in recent months, is far from flaring up.
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People's insecurities are flaring up—and no one's in the mood to be nice.
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And the fury is flaring up in some of most conservative corners of the country.
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Power struggles are flaring up, so be mindful of your own jealousy or possessive tendencies.
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It could turn out to have seasonal behavior, flaring up in winter like the flu.
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Communication issues will be flaring up, and security in your partnerships will be on your mind.
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Land and water-related conflicts are flaring up across Kenya, amid drought, population growth and high unemployment.
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"The sun is the most common rosacea trigger, flaring up to 80% of patients," says Dr. Williams.
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Emotional issues around self-worth are flaring up, too, especially within your creative endeavors or your love life.
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Much of their time was spent highlighting grievances among communities that were at risk of potentially flaring up.
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Public health experts and officials say vaccine exemptions are one of the reasons the disease is flaring up.
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Mental health problems linger, often for entire lifetimes, receding and flaring up, requiring different responses for different people.
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There are ongoing intra-right, intra-left, and generational arguments flaring up about her all the time on Twitter.
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Which is to say these topics aren't getting more attention overall; they're just flaring up and burning out quicker.
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Their daily operations are not overly romanticized, although at times there are flourishes of unpredictability and tempers flaring up.
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But it's flaring up again because in March, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office announced that Women's March, Inc.
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But if he makes it a race, Democrats may find their political post-traumatic stress disorder from 2000 flaring up.
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More specifically, have you been to a country where the epidemic is flaring up, such as China, Korea or Italy?
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I wondered why I, of all people, was flaring up at the idea of two fictional superheroes (and grown adults!) flirting.
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It was a really good 'pen and there were no signs right now of anything flaring up from the blister site.
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Swift communication may not end a crisis, but it can certainly reduce the danger of tensions flaring up over a misunderstanding.
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The jihadi presence and ethnic clashes are simmering issues that have long loomed in the background, though, flaring up and receding.
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Construction along other stretches of the line is ongoing, and protests over it are flaring up in places like Iowa. 350.
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But Spain has always retained a claim on Gibraltar, with tensions between Britain and Spain over its ownership flaring up periodically.
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The skin rash kept flaring up and getting worse, the flight attendant said, and she noticed it was worse after workdays.
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As the temperatures creep higher and barbecues start flaring up, musicians across every genre are dropping their summer albums and singles.
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My nerve pain was flaring up, but even more importantly, our hearts were so heavy after everything that happened in Las Vegas.
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Most severe in Alaska and Siberia, the fires are unusually flaring up in June, ahead of the heart of the wildfire season.
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After the initial infection, the virus hides out in the animal's nerves, flaring up only when the monkey gets sick or stressed.
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Trade tensions would surely persist, flaring up intermittently in the coming years, but the prospect of tit-for-tat tariffs would diminish.
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"Some of the progress we have made in our relationship with China could be undermined by this issue flaring up," Earnest said.
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In the weeks leading up to the November 6 midterm elections, voting access controversies have been flaring up from coast to coast.
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Nike's Chinese exposure could become trouble with tensions between the NBA and China flaring up, according to BK Asset Management's Boris Schlossberg.
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I usually see her once every three months, but my symptoms have been flaring up and I want to try a different medication.
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The battle for the future of a free and equal internet is flaring up again, and looks set to take a dramatic turn.
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It's a long story, flaring up in the 1940s, when the British divided the subcontinent into Hindu-dominated India and Muslim-dominated Pakistan.
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But the tensions between the White House and the diplomatic corps are now flaring up more publicly, and at a more senior level.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Backlash against tourists, in general, has been flaring up in recent years in Barcelona, especially.
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Measles has been flaring up around the world, with outbreaks in the US cropping up in New York, New Jersey, and now, Washington state.
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Southern California: The Getty Fire In Los Angeles, the Getty Fire has destroyed at least eight homes since flaring up early Monday, officials say.
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No longer important from a survival standpoint, it's now withering away at the genetic level, and occasionally flaring up in the form of appendicitis.
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The civil war in South Sudan is flaring up again, and the security situation in the country is becoming more dire by the day.
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Ten years have passed since the trauma of 2008, the nerves are still raw, and the pain still has a way of flaring up.
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Families are camped by dry wells, livestock has become too skinny to be eaten or sold, and armed conflict is flaring up between cattle grazers.
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The shocking hate-fueled violence and open displays of racism and anti-semitism flaring up across the country have rightly shaken Americans in recent weeks.
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Listen to our HillCast PM View, where host Niv Ellis brings you the latest on the immigration debate, which is flaring up after the shutdown.
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But as the Middle East has changed, with conflicts often having nothing to do with Israel flaring up around the region, Hezbollah has changed, too.
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Earnest did note, however, that "some of the progress that we have made in our relationship with China could be undermined by this issue flaring up."
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"Some of the progress we have made in our relationship with China could be undermined by this issue flaring up," White House spokesman Josh Earnest warned.
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Tensions are flaring up about this question in Washington D.C after a series of high-profile cases, like the skyrocketing cost of a lifesaving allergy medication.
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The kiss deepened and as he moved his hands under her sweatshirt he saw against the black back of his eyelids little illuminated patterns flaring up.
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Versions of this debate have been working their way through various publishing communities for years, often flaring up in messy and public fights over specific incidents.
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The State Department has a habit of underestimating controversies before they explode, and that tendency is flaring up again in the furor over an edited video.
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Russia's decision to suddenly reveal the new missile is especially troubling as tensions between the country and US are flaring up over hacking allegations and conflict in Syria.
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These pictures may show supernovae flaring up and dimming back down, active galaxies whose centers glare as their black holes digest material, and strange bursts from cataclysmic events.
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As the state's legitimacy weakens, simmering conflicts are flaring up between armed groups in this vast, forested country of 70 million people and more than 200 ethnic groups.
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A vegan who believes in herbal medicine, Ms. McClendon insisted that once she got her nutrition right, that would be enough to keep her asthma from flaring up.
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It's a parasitic relationship in which the dead star slowly feeds off its living counterpart, siphoning matter away and occasionally flaring up in stellar outbursts known as dwarf novae.
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But I felt the need to report outside the Olympic bubble, especially in Alemão, where the long war between drug gangs and the police was flaring up once again.
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But throwing light on the coordinated misinformation campaigns flaring up all around us is a matter that is much bigger than the death of print — it's essential to democracy.
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Some can ward off negative energy, others can heal your broken heart, and still others can be used to calm you down when your stress levels are flaring up.
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Image: J. Skowron, K. Ulaczyk / Warsaw University ObservatoryIn 2009, a binary star that had been flaring up for years suddenly exploded, growing millions of times brighter in a cosmic blink.
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With inflation in advanced economies showing few signs of flaring up and the global economy losing steam, "the narrow normalisation path is proving to be a winding one", he added.
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Watching a succession of fiery-orange jellyfish flaring up in my skull, she had seen my pain wax and wane, its outlines shifting as mild discomfort became nearly unbearable agony.
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After using bupropion to get his disease under control, he added a variety of anti-inflammatory supplements and changes in diet to keep his ulcerative colitis from flaring up again.
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I've done some research on acne treatment, mine's flaring up at the moment, so I also put some vitamins in my cart to buy on Friday when I get paid.
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Shapes that manifest themselves in Murray's work like "Heart and Mind" (19803), and that mimic the bombing of bubbling letters and jagged tags of the graffiti flaring up at the time.
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The AAD says that when topically applied, probiotics can confuse an overactive immune system, providing "bacterial interference" that will keep the skin from flaring up into an acne or rosacea breakout.
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The flaring-up in recent months of the clerical sexual abuse scandal has threatened to engulf Francis's papacy, as patience with him has worn thin among abuse victims and their advocates.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's state-owned broadcaster will stop showing violent anti-government protests flaring up around the country, triggering accusations it was protecting the ruling party ahead of local elections in August.
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So far this trip as been a little rough since the weather has been pretty fickle, but luckily we found some clearing the past two nights as the aurora has been flaring up.
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"We have started returning Daesh members to their countries and of course there is a serious rush, things are flaring up," Mr. Erdogan told reporters, using the Arabic acronym for the Islamic State.
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The Sun has been flaring up this week, which means skywatchers as far south as Vancouver, Halifax, or New York City may get a glimpse of the Northern Lights before dawn breaks on Saturday.
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ISIS, Russia, and the Iran nuclear deal may be at the forefront of national security concerns today, but tensions in the Balkans have an uncanny way of flaring up — at the least convenient moment.
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Naturally, the characters write off Andre's antics as "slips": maybe his bipolar disorder is flaring up again, a simple trip to the doctor or a pill and glass of water will clear it up.
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If problems have been flaring up at work or concerning your schedule, Mercury retrograde may actually pose a good opportunity for you to renegotiate or rethink what your duties or time commitments can be.
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We've got the situation between the US and Iran, which is obviously strained, and at the same time tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia, the other major power in the region, are also flaring up.
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When Fred Trump was 11 America entered the first world war and a period of intense anti-German sentiment followed, abating in the interwar years and then flaring up again during the second world war.
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At a time when tensions are flaring up between Israel and Hezbollah, a Lebanese militant group, investors will probably wait for the row to be solved before investing millions of dollars in exploring the contentious blocs.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Sunday said Saudi Arabia has signed investment agreements worth $20 billion during his high-profile visit to Pakistan, where tensions were flaring up with nuclear-armed rival India.
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The head of Germany's BdB banking association, Michael Kemmer, said during a conference in Berlin that fears about a flaring up of the financial crisis as a consequence of financial deregulation in the U.S. were "excessively exaggerated".
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Rape has been used as a weapon of war in South Sudan, where conflict has killed about 400,000 people and uprooted millions more since flaring up in 2013, two years after the country gained independence from Sudan.
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It's also why it's flaring up again today: Village Roadshow Entertainment, the co-producer and financier of a lot of movies you've probably heard of, has purchased the rights to create a Myst TV series and / or films.
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A doctor and a public-health veteran who has worked in more than 70 countries and at the World Health Organisation (WHO), Mr Quick rounds up examples of failures and triumphs to show what stops epidemics from flaring up.
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We saw it flaring up between the European Union and the United States, and ultimately we reached, I think, a tipping point where the concerns that people are asking finally reached a point where somebody gave it a name.
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"We'd like to encourage the United States to rejoin TPP, but we want to prevent the issue of trade imbalances flaring up," one of the sources said on condition of anonymity, because they were not authorized to speak to media.
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Reds RH Homer Bailey (21-212, 220) Wainwright was on a roll prior to his back flaring up, tossing 22 215/257 innings of two-run ball in a no-decision at Chicago to run his unbeaten streak to six starts.
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The pain can vary and tends to be worse the more people use their hands, flaring up during daily activity like carrying heavy shopping bags or typing on keyboards or phones, said Watt, who was not involved in the study.
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Even as the conference moved along, another battle was flaring up on Twitter, where one of the game's brand representatives was making a confused defense of its use of the phrase "Augs Lives Matter" in promotional material just the day prior.
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The red, scaly patches, which tend to appear on the legs, elbows and lower back and are caused by genetics, first began flaring up on the lower half of Kardashian West's body, but have since begun creeping up to her face.
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For most of the book, she's dashing frantically all over the Bay Area, cooking up get-out-of-hell schemes and trying to implement them and putting out the fires (not all of them metaphorical) that keep flaring up to impede her progress.
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That said, the success of the current campaign has underscored that the Fox News primetime lineup -- made up of right-wing commentators -- is vulnerable to advertiser boycotts flaring up because the hosts are prone to making the kinds of remarks that can spur them.
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Germany's two biggest and most established parties have had a torrid summer, blighted by infighting over immigration that is flaring up again after violent right-wing protests in the eastern city of Chemnitz followed the fatal stabbing of a German man, for which two migrants were arrested.
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DAVID RICKS: Well, so there's a number of experts in immunology who believe you know the ARDS happens in COVID-19 because of the response to the virus itself your body's own immune system is flaring up and producing a huge amount of response in your lungs to the virus.
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Given the immediacy of the coma-inducing bleed on the skull suffered by Nick Blackwell against Chris Eubank Jr. earlier in 2016—an injury incurred despite Blackwell appearing to be totally fine and one which forced the former's retirement, flaring up again recently as he got hurt while sparring—you would like to think Walters' reasoning would at least be respected, even if you don't necessarily believe him.
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