He has this barbarian gut thing and he has gut reactions to people and gut responses.
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"Experimental evidence suggests that high blood sugar and high sugar intake can impair the gut barrier, leading to a 'leaky gut' and access to the gut immune system causing intestinal inflammation, alter gut microbiota and increase susceptibility to gut infections," she said.
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Colonies of bacteria in your gut are known as the gut microbiome.
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JOHN DONOHOE: It was a gut-wrenching day and a gut-wrenching week.
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I always follow my gut, but sometimes I'm like, 'Are you sure, gut?
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Because sometimes you just gotta go with your gut (or rather, your gut microbes).
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Two years ago I decided to get "trust your gut" tattooed across my gut.
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That's because the gut microbiome helps coordinate the gut-brain axis, an intricate communication network of hormonal and nerve signals between the gut and brain that regulates the body.
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Other studies have shown an association between the gut microbiome and a healthy moving gut.
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It's all about your gut and biome, and it's healthier to give your gut a break.
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A happy gut is a gut that is able to do all of the work of digestion.
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Trump thinks with his gut — and his gut likes people who don't particularly care about human rights.
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Henry had only his gut to go on, and his gut, it turned out, wasn't that reliable.
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While in space, the number of gut bacteria called Firmicutes increased, while the gut bacteria Bacteroidetes decreased.
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Beer gut or no beer gut, Thor is still just as powerful, just as cool, just as godly.
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"Certain gut microbes stimulate the production of serotonin in the gut, which ultimately impacts levels in the bloodstream and in the brain," explains Mayer, who recently authored a book called The Mind-Gut Connection.
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But Mr. Ropeik's point is that in the battle between your gut and your brain, your gut will win.
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But you have to go with your gut and my gut is telling me that I have to go.
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"You have to listen to your gut and by listening to my gut, I was proven right," she continues.
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It suggests that our gut, and gut bacteria, have a say in whether we feel full, or continue snacking.
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"He grows a gut or he doesn't grow a gut, why do I care?" he said on the program.
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We were sold immediately upon hearing that roaches even have a gut, let alone crystals growing from said gut.
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A recipient's gut microbiome is scrubbed out as much as possible with heavy-duty antibiotics, then the donor's gut bacteria is transplanted over, which will hopefully seed the gut with a healthy balance of bacteria again.
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It's also possible to grow separate chips of a human gut, a cow gut and an insect gut and then compare how each species' intestines react to a pesticide, an implausible experiment using those actual animals.
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You can follow your gut and get voted off second – or you can follow your gut and win the game!
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The bacteria comes from the gut through which the poop passes, a living world that we call the gut microbiome.
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They suspect the drugs somehow interfered with the man's healthy gut bacteria, allowing an overgrowth of fungus in his gut.
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We took a gut punch in Iowa," Biden said in New Hampshire, adding: "The whole process took a gut punch.
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And Dean operates off of his gut, and what his gut is telling him is this is the spawn of Satan.
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Mayer also studies the interaction of the gut and the brain; he recently wrote a book called The Mind-Gut Connection.
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Trust (and treat) your gut Australia could see a surge in gut-friendly foods like kimchi and ghee, or clarified butter.
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Juicing also means you're throwing out tons of good-for-your gut fiber that feeds the "good gut bugs" in your microbiome.
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Inflammation increases in the body's tissues, and the healthy gut bacteria in your digestive system take a hit too, promoting leaky gut.
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The gut microbiomes of healthy mice that consumed probiotics seemed to resist the new bacteria strains entirely, preventing them from colonizing the gut.
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They're making a mistake because I have a gut, and my gut tells me more sometimes than anybody's brain can ever tell me.
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Secondly, the study looked at isolated, "in vitro" bacteria outside their native environment of a human gut (or even a lab animal's gut).
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Playing a Souls game is asking to be kicked in the gut, but as far as gut punches go, they feel pretty fair.
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Inflammation increases in the body&aposs tissues, and the healthy gut bacteria in your digestive system take a hit too, promoting leaky gut.
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"There is no way for them to be able to discern whether their gut was right or their gut was wrong," she said.
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So Estes, now at Baylor, recreated the human gut in a petri dish—growing stem cells that turn into little balls of gut tissue.
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Both Gut and photographer Sean Haffey have no injuries and Gut said that she would be ready for the super-G in two days.
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Hank Johnson (D-Ga.) accused Republicans of bringing a bill to gut regulations a day after trying to gut the Office of Congressional Ethics.
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"He operates with the gut, and by all accounts if you were following the gut, he would have gone with Chris Christie," Bash said.
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Certain beers could be considered "very healthy" thanks to the amount of gut-friendly bacteria they contain, according to scientists specializing in gut health.
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Separate studies have also linked red meat to unfavorable changes in the gut microbiome, which is the ecosystem of bacteria and microbes in your gut.
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Because the C. diff bacteria disrupts the normal bacteria in the gut, fecal transplants — which include plenty of healthy gut bacteria — can solve the issue.
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Watery stool forms may be associated with gut infections, for example with a gut parasite like Giardia, or an inflammatory disorder such as Crohn's disease.
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To do this, we're starting a new effort called The Microsetta Initiative, of which the American Gut and British Gut Projects will be a part.
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The researchers found the antibiotic damage to the gut bacteria of those in the first group allowed the probiotic strains to effectively colonise the gut.
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If an issue with gut bacteria is at the root of your gut problems, it might also be at least partly responsible for your anxiety.
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Another is an imbalance of microbes in the gut and how communication between the brain and the gut can adversely affect behavior and emotional stability.
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The same thing happened when they replaced the natural gut bacteria of unaffected mice with gut bacteria from these mice via a fecal microbiota transplant.
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The researchers suspected that such effects were controlled by signals from the gut that are being transmitted by the vagus nerve, which connects gut and brain.
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The mind-gut connection is very strong—in fact, some have gone as far as to say that there is a second brain in your gut.
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"It's got the live culture in there, and what live culture does is helps with the gut microbiome," he said, referring to how the live cultures, or beneficial bacteria, found in yogurt can help keep your gut microbiome -- the ecosystem of microorganisms in your gut -- healthy.
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As in other animals' digestive systems, food is moved around this eight- (or ten- or 12-) lobed gut by peristalsis, a wavelike motion of the gut walls.
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The concept here is the same: that the gut is connected to the brain and the brain is connected to the gut; it's a two-way road.
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"I wanted to go back the way I'd come, but my gut was leading me another way — and I have a very strong gut instinct," she said.
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It is certainly true that what happens in the gut isn't confined to the gut, he said — that it's part of the integrated system that is you.
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GUT RALLIES IN SUPER-G Lara Gut of Switzerland ended a slump with a convincing win in a World Cup super-G race in Val d'Isère, France.
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Gut bacteria, the study found, were key to activating these effects: Mice bred to lack gut bacteria didn't show any inflammation even when they were exposed to triclosan.
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"Why do you blindly support Donald Trump's agenda to gut the E.P.A., to gut basic science?" he asked Mr. Issa at the time, as activists cheered him on.
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In a healthy person, the gut and brain regularly "talk" to one another through hormonal and nerve signals to keep the body regulated, the so-called gut-brain axis.
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And as I was working with people on gut issues, I also came to realize what an essential role the gut plays in so many other aspects of health.
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The frequency of defecation is governed by many factors including diet, the intrinsic motor activity of the gut, the rectal capacity, behavioral factors, as well as the gut microbiome.
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"Chronically being angry, upset, fearful, or sad still sends a message to your gut and from your gut back to the brain and negatively impacts the microbes," Mayer says.
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"I have a gut, and my gut tells me more sometimes than anybody's brain can ever tell me," he explained to the Washington Post during an interview on Tuesday.
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In 2014, he began the British Gut project, a crowdsourced effort to understand the diversity of gut microbes, their response to different dietary interventions and their effect on weight.
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" - Jordan, 31 "Punched in gut by school bully.
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After finally kicking two rapid-fire bacterial gut infections last year, I thought I was out of the woods, but my gut had one more awful trick up its sleeve.
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"We know that gut bacteria partially determine how much energy we absorb from food, and certain combinations of gut bacteria promote excess weight gain," she told Reuters Health by email.
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" Trump is convinced that he has extraordinary skills, boasting last month: "I have a gut, and my gut tells me more sometimes than anybody else's brain can ever tell me.
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According to Nilsson, when the fibers in barley -- specifically betaglucans and arabinoxylans -- reach the gut, they are metabolized by gut bacteria, and this increases levels of hormones that regulate appetite.
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Gut bacteria—Doctors have only begun to realize that gut microbiomes are an indicator of health, and that certain things like eating more fiber and probiotics can help maintain them.
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They found the undernourished children had gut microbiota that had not evolved normally as they aged, and that the immature gut bacteria may be a major factor in their stunted growth.
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A research team from University of Lyon fed a low-nutrient diet to mice with both a typical mixture of gut bacteria and to mice with no gut bacteria at all.
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It's a kick in the gut, but at the end of the day, you love the kid, and you want what's best for him, but it's a kick in the gut.
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The gut-brain axis refers to the hormonal, neurological, and endocrine pathways that link the brain and the gut together—a system in which, Foster explains, all our body systems interact.
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Use your gut — and answer that question for yourself.
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I hate to say it — my gut says yeah.
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" She added: "It's like being punched in the gut.
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Beaumont plans to investigate her theory, and other reasons for these differences in gut microbes, by seeing whether fecal transplants from leaner people could change gut flora to help prevent weight gain.
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Once the modified bacteria find their way into the gut, joining the other helpful bacteria that make up the gut microbiome, they switch on their engineered ability to break down the phenylalanine.
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You're tired because … you have a leaky gut or food sensitivity Your gut is supposed to be a very tight tube of cells where nothing from inside of the gut gets into the outside—like a pathway where the body absorbs what it needs without having things enter the rest of the body, says Dr. Shah.
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"There's a lot of interesting and new research looking at gut bacteria, and how those gut bacteria interact with the human body," Dr. J. Phillip Karl, the study's lead researcher, told Army Times.
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Plenty in the Trump administration would love to gut it.
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I pushed out my gut and bathed in orange soda.
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A lot of it is going with my gut feeling.
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He was just going with his gut the whole week.
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Trust your gut when it comes to picking a surrogate.
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I said, 'The only thing I have is my gut.
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You can also take probiotics to regulate the gut biome.
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Trust your gut: The Moon enters psychic Scorpio later today.
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It's filled with probiotics, which are good for your gut.
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House Republicans eventually pulled their plans to gut the agency.
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Finding solid contractors to gut homes will be a challenge.
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That doesn't mean it wasn't a punch in the gut.
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Just listen to your gut, and communicate with your partner.
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My gut instinct says he's mad that he got caught.
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Now, the Get Out director is going for the gut.
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I followed my gut and dropped out to sell pizzas.
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"That was like a punch in the gut," he recalls.
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My gut tells me that is a very real possibility.
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And follow your gut, because it is your greatest asset.
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My gut says that was the tipping point for Nintendo.
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You know, I'm going to go with my gut here.
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Humans and animals carry E. coli bacteria in the gut.
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I finished with 'Geht's dir gut da wo du bist?
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He tends to work fast and from the gut. Netflix.
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Puerto Rico has taken a serious punch to the gut.
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What does your gut tell you about what actually happened?
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Living with parasitic worms in your gut is not fun.
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" One GOP strategist called it a "punch in the gut.
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I had a gut feeling that something just wasn't right.
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In other words, Trump has been going with his gut.
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Differences in gut microbiomes can alter how people process food.
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Samples of gut bacteria in Parkinson's patients render this possible.
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Trust your gut and take it — you'll be forever loyal.
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Publishing no longer is based on gut feeling or emotion.
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Not everyone can trust their gut, but Pisces, you can.
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A gut feeling that I wasn't in the right place.
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Sorry, I don't have a gut response to this one.
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"I operate very much from gut and intuition," said Blakely.
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My best advice would be to listen to your gut.
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Does living in space make your gut bacteria bug out?
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At forty she had a gut check, literally and figuratively.
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Loudermilk isn't unique in his desire to gut the agency.
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EB: I think it's just gut instinct at this point.
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Don't make decisions based solely on emotions and gut instinct.
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Oats "Oats balance the bacteria in your gut," Kardashian says.
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But when I'm looking at roles, it's a gut process.
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That was sort of a gut check for the Hurricanes.
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But I knew I had to listen to my gut.
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She's the kind of person who doesn't trust her gut.
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Kabala's story is gut wrenching, but he is not alone.
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Go with your gut feeling and you should follow up.
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Think of it as a mud mask for the gut.
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But sometimes your gut tells you to try something new.
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This presidential election was about the gut, not the head.
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But two more incidents cemented her gut feeling, she said.
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Every investment decision is, at some level, a gut decision.
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She had confidence in her gut and in the guttural!
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And most of all, it's about listening to your gut.
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Every ... single ... one ... of them had microplastics in their gut.
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The President is calling the shots and trusting his gut.
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"Your gut instinct is rarely wrong," he likes to say.
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"Sometimes you have to follow your gut instinct," she said.
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Take advice from people you trust, but follow your gut.
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CAVUTO: In your gut, what do you think unraveled this?
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I call it a cry from the white nationalist gut.
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So I quit reading and followed my gut feeling instead.
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You just need to have faith and trust your gut.
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Your intuition will take you far, so trust your gut!
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My gut tells me streaming is awfully similar to piracy.
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The Moon enters psychic Pisces tonight, so trust your gut!
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For you, what does it mean to Trust Your Gut?
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That taught me to take risks, to trust your gut.
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" That's when the gut punch hits: "I miss you Louis.
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In my gut, I know: It's not me, it's him.
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Gut instincts about overwork just weren't supported by the numbers.
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" He went on: "It was a gut punch for me.
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A. Train your gut, just like you train your muscles.
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I'd tell her to listen to her gut more often.
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Listen to your gut when it comes to big purchases.
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Amber had gone with her gut — and she was right.
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Now, is that based on fact or based on gut?
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"To go after this is a gut punch," she said.
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A gut feeling is an important overlay on it (ph).
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INDOORS The house was gut renovated and expanded in 2014.
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He gut renovated the space and made it his own.
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For how many years has that ill corroded your gut?
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Mr. Trump went with his gut, told stories, ripping yarns.
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" This same man reports an "oceanic emptiness in my gut.
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Trump has long chosen his gut instinct over policy advice.
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" The company, he added, "needs a V.P. of gut checks.
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To replace one word I basically had to gut everything.
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Britain's exit is a gut punch to the European project.
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"How can you just gut my family business?" she asked.
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The python's gut looked even more impressive than the rattlesnake's.
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A looming Supreme Court case threatening to gut Roe v.
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I think your first gut feeling is the correct feeling.
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Are they doing something to our gut health and metabolism?
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Bring tissues – this one's a heartbreaker of a gut-buster.
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Pretty gut punchy for an uneventful trip up a mountain!
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The gut appears to make many new cells, for example.
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Think of it as the battle of the gut busters.
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KATE Trust your gut that you're connecting with your colleagues.
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It's less about the issues and more about gut appeal.
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Listen closely to what your gut is telling you, Virgo.
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The Moon is in psychic Scorpio, so trust your gut.
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Or perhaps Deep Blue's belly is simply a food gut.
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Despite your rank, my gut wants to start the latter.
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"Gut Makeover" diet: A science journal has retracted a study claiming that the "Gut Makeover" — a trendy four-week diet that recommends lots of vegetables and chewing — helps people lose weight and feel better.
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"So, it's actually better for your gut microbiome and better for bowel prep to do two separate doses," said Gail Cresci, a gastroenterology researcher with the Cleveland Clinic who specializes in the gut microbiome.
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Normally the gut can break down the large proteins found in gluten, but when this process fails and those proteins arrive in the lower gut they interact with the gut's membrane and cause immune problems.
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I don't look to a lot of people for advice because I really think that if you're driven to something like this, you have your gut and you have to really honor your gut instinct.
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The researchers plan to use their device to create a "gut on a chip" device and attach it to a "brain on a chip" to study the relationship between the gut microbiome and brain functioning.
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In my case, my ND quickly placed me on an extremely restrictive, gut-healing diet aimed at rebalancing my good and bad bacteria, thereby sealing my "leaking" gut and reversing my newly acquired food intolerances.
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Something called leaky gut syndrome can allow chemical messengers called inflammatory cytokines (which—you guessed it—signal an inflammation response) to leak out of the gut and circulate through your system, eventually reaching your brain.
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Vonn also reclaimed the overall lead from Lara Gut of Switzerland.
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"I didn't think very much; I just let go," Gut said.
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Give me your quick gut reaction thoughts on them. Facebook. Facebook.com?
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It was beautiful, but still I felt gut-punched and queasy.
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If something sounds too good to be true, trust your gut!
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In between, we measured participants' automatic, gut-level feelings toward him.
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Trust your gut when it comes to material concerns today, Scorpio!
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One change Li noticed was an improvement in gut bacteria balance.
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Or gut the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) greenhouse gas emissions rules?
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It was gut-wrenching and depressing to learn this is happening.
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It's like looking at your gut bacteria, but for a farm.
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Movements serve as a gut check to a country's moral underpinnings.
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"The feeling is just gut-wrenching," Tyce said of her fall.
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Trump is a gut player when it comes to reading people.
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Just great, simple riffs that hit you right in the gut.
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IBM isn't the only one looking at our gut health, though.
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A few stabs to the gut can't keep a Stark down.
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A light bulb went off in my head and my gut.
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In my gastroenterology fellowship, I will treat diseases of the gut.
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It just makes sense of a very base, gut-instinct level.
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It was an instinctual gut feeling, and I'm excited about it.
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Like, say, how did they get the gut-only to bobble?
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"My gut is saying she's inside the bar, dead," he said.
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But they're also beginning to put words to their gut feelings.
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Watching the Ice Dragon destroy the Wall was seriously gut-wrenching.
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"I felt like I got kicked in the gut," she says.
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You say that functional medicine informed your ideas about gut health.
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I've followed my heart, my gut, and hoped for the best.
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States could also gut protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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How A Major Gut Infection Completely Screwed Over My Sex Drive
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Biden said Wednesday that "we took a gut punch" in Iowa.
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So, unless your gut suggests otherwise, milk is not your enemy.
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And my gut [instinct] is that he'll leave office, he'll resign.
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Working with mathematical algorithms but also with their gut, their instincts.
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It was like I had been punched in the gut again.
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How Paying Attention To Your Gut Health Could Transform Your Skin
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But there's one agency he'll never gut—the Department of Defense.
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But the evidence is pointing towards the bacteria of the gut.
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Crucially, these changes in gut bacteria have translated into behavioural changes.
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Exactly how gut bacteria might contribute to autism is a puzzle.
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Her gut decision has major implications for everyone involved with GLOW.
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The next day I was sad, but I trusted my gut.
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And his looped, massaged fanfare carries "The Gut" front to back.
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Our intestines, our stomach, and our gut have circadian rhythms, too.
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But a "gut check" can be a deciding factor, Manson says.
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"It did me good to race again," Gut told Swiss television.
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But that doesn't mean the star doesn't go with her gut.
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Then the first goal's kind of a punch in the gut.
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Not gut-wrenching in the same way, but all the same.
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It was beautiful, but still I felt gut- punched and queasy.
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That's why this next part is such a punch in gut.
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"You just need to rely on your gut instincts," she says.
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Your intuition will be extra sharp, so don't ignore your gut!
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As a new parent, you also have to trust your gut.
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Carrie adds that the three losses felt like a gut punch.
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Kasich went on a gut-busting tour of the Arthur Ave.
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But really we're going to focus on one thing: the gut.
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My initial gut reaction was that James made a terrible decision.
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Fiber plus water means healthy bowel movements, and healthy gut bacteria.
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What you are dealing with is unpredictable, bleak, and gut-wrenching.
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For some parties, your portable Bluetooth speaker just can't gut it.
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Democrats though warn the bills could gut the agency's regulatory power.
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Well, she's quiet, and Colton has to listen to his gut.
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That weird pain in your gut comes back in the afternoon.
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That is the thing that is the kick in the gut.
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Work hard, be a kind person, and trust your gut feelings.
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But what does it actually mean to have a leaky gut?
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As you head home the pain in your gut is back.
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"My gut says she was taken at this point," she says.
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If this is it, though, it begins with a gut punch.
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What was your gut response when you saw the Zayn shirt?
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A few hours later, a fire started inside the vehicle's gut.
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The tiny plane drops into a gut-wrenching turn toward base.
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It's not your gut and your heart and all this shit.
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Got the gut, and the tits were a gift with purchase!
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"Initial gut feel is that Azzurro will be OK," he said.
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Under a surgeon's supervision, STAR sewed the piglet's gut together again.
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It would truly gut federal non-discrimination protections for transgender persons.
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But Mexico's retaliation hits the United States right in the gut.
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The effort to gut the OCE was not such an example.
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Bieber learns towards him and BAM: tears and gut-wrenching wails.
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Schorling believes he may have "a good gut feeling for people".
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"We buy and gut aircraft, then retrofit them," Canary explained simply.
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I knew he could gut check my feelings at that point.
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Trust your gut — it really does know something your brain doesn't.
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After a gut-pounding defeat, progressives are asking themselves, what's next?
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And fiber is key for the body to support gut health.
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"My gut tells me he'll leave office, he'll resign," she said.
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And we got a gut punch, and they turned it down.
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Gut-Symphony Jones, though you never even crack a book. Sad.
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The buyer did a gut-renovation before listing it for $699,000.
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Will there be a last minute gut check amongst Iowa conservatives?
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She feels like a gut-shot animal lying in the road.
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This improves gut health and can protect against diseases like diabetes.
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If your intuition tells you to be careful, follow your gut.
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He relies on gut intuition honed over a lifetime of dealmaking.
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Trust your gut on which approach you think would be best.
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It's full of gut-wrenching surprises that catch us off guard.
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Democrats said the bill would effectively gut the Clean Air Act.
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The GOP is threatening to gut protections for pre-existing conditions.
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It's a case of following the data instead of your gut.
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Tonight the Iowa caucuses are a rematch of Gut vs. Math.
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I saw designers around the world expressing that bad gut feeling.
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I just feel things in my gut and I do them.
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Christian und sein Vater glaubten nicht, dass es gut funktionieren würde.
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These aren't mere jump-scare grunts, blurted out of gut instinct.
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Your psychic abilities are strong today, so don't ignore your gut.
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Basically, gut this $125 Airsoft gun and insert a propane torch.
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You're a logical person, Capricorn, but you can't ignore your gut.
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But the panicked feeling in my gut is subsiding a little.
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Your intuition about people is also very strong; trust your gut.
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" The gut-punch of the album is "Used to Love You.
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All this tension, without real relief, burned holes into my gut.
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Trust your gut—you know more than you think you do.
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It suggests that a mouse's gut bacteria are regulating its behaviour.
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And I'm not basing this on anything other than gut instinct.
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"But something in our gut always said that didn't feel right."
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Considerable research links the gut microbiota to the immune system overall.
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They had more gut microbes that produced the sugar, Soares speculated.
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In the meantime, trust your gut and lean into your intuition.
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"It hurts deep in the gut," Courage midfielder McCall Zerboni said.
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I have no advice except follow your gut, just be open.
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Work hard, don't give up, don't go against your gut instinct.
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I can shoot it, I can gut it, you got it.
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I beg her to trust her gut whenever she feels unsafe.
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Wade or gut voting rights or further diminish collective bargaining rights.
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He says she threatened to "gut" his identity and self-worth.
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It comes from the gut and the heart and the soul.
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And we did all of that by following our gut feeling.
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They hit you in the head, the heart and the gut.
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It is, after all, a gut response to Partz's awful death.
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Trust your gut when it comes to your career and reputation!
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It needed to intimidate, astound, overwhelm, gut punch your breath away.
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When my gut takes over, I can turn into a beast.
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This means following your gut, believing the victim and staying alert.
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But what if your gut is too happy to be trusted?
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The goal was to gut the healthcare law known as Obamacare.
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The book felt like a gut-punch to my younger self.
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And yet maybe you don't need anything stronger than your gut.
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Corporate lobbies have successfully pressured government officials to gut environmental regulations.
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Swiss Lara Gut-Behrami was third, a further 0.45 seconds behind.
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"...That news was like a punch in the gut," Daniels said.
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Why lug around a few pounds of microbes in your gut?
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By this account the administration has been a gut-wrenching failure.
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Schjeldahl's farewell essay is both a gut punch and a gift.
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Mike Bishop, when he voted to gut the Affordable Care Act.
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This could gut access to IVF for people who want kids.
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This could gut access to IVF for people who want kids.
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Inclusiveness lacks the direct appeal to the gut of the tribal.
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At the time, she "followed her gut" to monetize her site.
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"[But] nothing is more important than that gut feeling," she said.
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"This whole thing, I've been going with my gut," he said.
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The prerace favorite, Lara Gut of Switzerland, was third, 0.36 behind.
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"In my gut, I knew it was O.K.," Amber told me.
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The judge transformed the gut-wrenching hearing into a therapy session.
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Also, his co-op board was amenable to a gut renovation.
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Take a step back here and just use your gut instincts.
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So guess who joined Mr. Goodlatte in calling to gut it?
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"Eighty percent of what I do is just gut," Breer says.
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Every drug, drip and medical intervention clocked me in the gut.
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Time to get your gut ready for Fourth of July, Joey.
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He thinks that farmers' markets are ready for a gut renovation.
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I can understand why you'd have the gut reaction to retreat.
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You're intuition is sharp as hell today, so trust your gut.
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What is a mystery is the gut doctor: Who is he?
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These survivors shared gut-wrenching stories, with legislators and the press.
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" He adds, "The gut appeal of the Turing test remains, however.
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But if the gut microbiome is imbalanced (through changes in diet or antibiotics, for instance), that might set off a chain of events that wreaks havoc on both the brain and gut, often through chronic inflammation.
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We don't know precisely what the mechanistic connections are between the gut microbiome and the skin, said Justin Sonnenburg, an associate professor of microbiology and immunology at Stanford University School of Medicine, who studies gut microbiota.
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Dr. Purna Kashyap, head of the Gut Microbiome Laboratory at the Mayo Clinic, said that treating C. diff with a fecal transplant makes perfect sense because it dislodges a harmful pathogen and restores equilibrium to the gut.
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Just going by how I feel in my gut at the moment.
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In addition to bubble gut, anxiety can manifest as pain elsewhere too.
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It's a punch to the gut for both Jo and the viewers.
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"It felt like a punch in the gut ... a nightmare," Rosenwasser said.
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Hassan says she felt in her gut that something terrible had happened.
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And I know you just watched a gut punch of an episode.
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I sense something in my gut which I willingly mistake for hunger.
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Decisions based on gut instincts and relationships are increasingly made using data.
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The new bacteria repopulated her gut and she made a full recovery.
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Do a quick gut-check: Are you paying women less than men?
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The end of 100% Fresh is an unexpected punch to the gut.
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Fast forward to 2019, and Jonas' gut instinct about Chopra was right.
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"I followed my gut, because I didn't know any better," says Woodman.
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Instead, it's a matter of adding gut-friendly foods into her diet.
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It allowed me to have more confidence in going with my gut.
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That's the most concerning thing, because where did my gut go wrong?
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"I can't really explain it," she tells PEOPLE of her gut instinct.
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I suspect she would gut him just like she did Bill Barr.
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LG: Another study showed that your gut bacteria changed while in space.
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I had trouble deciding between golden fries and a gut-busting burger.
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This mouth reeks from decades of undigested beef lining its bloated gut.
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And then Tyrell raises his gun and shoots Elliot in the gut.
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"Women are going with their gut," said Barbara Lee, the foundation's president.
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Axios asked for her gut take on the House GOP's healthcare plan.
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Mike Shinoda performed "Looking for an Answer" and it was gut-wrenching.
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I can't imagine how gut-wrenching that reality, but it is true.
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If you don't trust your gut, how can you trust anyone else?
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I wish I could say that my own gut feeling supported it.
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Both obesity and malnutrition can be exacerbated by the wrong gut bacteria.
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"My gut doesn't feel much differently this time than last" he said.
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My Fallout prediction is, to be transparent, coming entirely from the gut.
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My gut feeling tells me these are going to sell out fast.
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If your gut reaction is to blame climate change, you're not alone.
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Click through to Shape for more on maintaining a healthy, happy gut.
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It is bad enough that states may be allowed to gut them.
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The gut balances of Oracle's 13 sailors were tested using Ixcela's kit.
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The bacteria in the gut produce hormones that will affect the brain.
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This entire process has been absolutely gut wrenching for this entire family.
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"I trust him, and I went with my gut," she told Glamour.
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Her gut clenched every time a raindrop bounced off a rosebush leaf.
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While this reveal should be a celebration, it's actually a gut punch.
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It's not just here in the U.S. It's everywhere … It's gut-wrenching.
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Another area of specific concern is how HIV replicates in the gut.
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Just sit back for now,' when my gut was saying something different.
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It makes for DeMarco's most generously honest, gut-wrenching song to date.
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It jams a crowbar into the gut of Americans' privacy and security.
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The kiss overwhelmed her, and her gut told her it was bad.
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It is such a deeply personal and gut-wrenching reconstruction of identity.
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And when making decisions in the moment, gut feeling often wins out.
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If your gut reaction to this news is, "ugh," we totally understand.
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As humans, our gut instinct isn't to perform violence against each other.
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But usually my gut is right when it comes to this stuff.
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She didn't know whether or not her gut had led her astray.
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In gut-wrenching scenes, cameras show Abedin looking deeply pained at home.
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It's gorgeous, gut wrenching, and poignant to the point of being disturbed.
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Suddenly both engines weren't working and Sullenberger faced a gut-wrenching decision.
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Strogolov thinks dicamba might be harming gut microbes critical for bee health.
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" Cavallari attributes the decision to a gut feeling that "something wasn't right.
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Social Gut Check: Twitter estimates 3.6 million Tweets were sent from 7a.m.
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While the crowd was diverse, their stories were consistent and gut-wrenching.
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Shi and his team didn't stop at studying the gut directly, though.
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It reduced prices, helping to gut the American solar panel manufacturing industry.
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The Republicans new bill will gut these protections and many will die.
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In one day, you can experience something heartbreaking, gut-wrenching, and discouraging.
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You start to listen to that voice as opposed to your gut.
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" A gut feeling, Dr. Gigerenzer says, is "a judgment that is fast.
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I personally -- my gut feeling is, he might not go four years.
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So, if you are worried you might be triggered, trust your gut.
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And he believes very strongly in his gut reactions to these meetings.
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Ending net neutrality programs must free up time to gut privacy regulations.
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"It's become clear that what we eat affects gut ecology," Katz said.
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I have to feel right about someone, which is a gut decision.
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The notice hit the whole family like a punch to the gut.
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Trust your gut when it comes to issues concerning love and money.
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"You are just acting on your gut instincts a lot," he said.
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"Probiotics replenish gut bacteria, making it more comfortable to go," she says.
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The President, whose promised signature would gut Obamacare, is hardly discussing it.
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It informs by way of gut-wrenching crime photos around black pain.
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QUINTANILLA: I MEAN, ARE YOU NOT – ARE YOU GREEN LIGHTING BY GUT?
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However, it can be misleading, so just follow what your gut says.
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"Weakening the rule would be a gut punch to workers," she said.
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It's an obvious gut punch to lose Hayward to the Boston Celtics.
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The thought of Glenn never seeing his unborn child is gut-wrenching.
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Necrotising enterocolitis, when an infection punches a hole in the gut wall.
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In those moments, a president is left to rely on gut instinct.
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CT: How much of what you do is based on gut feel?
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Presidents, he suggests, should just act according to what their gut says.
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"Develop your gut instincts and act on them," he tweeted in 2013.
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Caves' 2014 album, Leaving, was a swift and perfectly placed gut-punch.
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He said he was frustrated that he didn't find a perfect gut.
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But as Saint John explained to Refinery29, she always trusts her gut.
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My gut told me it had something to do with our leadership.
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My gut told me that even before I got to the scene.
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A grandmother in Milwaukee was reported as having busted a gut laughing.
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By that night, an even more troubling process begins in the gut.
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But the Supreme Court didn't completely gut the VRA back in 2013.
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New viruses and a new fungal gut parasite are killing bees worldwide.
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Expect to see more of these gut-healthy food items next year.
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In 2008, they turned to Obama's deliberation over Bush's "gut-player" style.
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Refined and processed sugars damage gut health because they're low in fiber.
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" She added, "It seduces you and then punches you in the gut.
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That's useful as the brain and the gut aren't always in sync.
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There's little doubt Moore would, had he the power, gut the Constitution.
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What a gut-wrenching decision it was when I chose to decline.
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But with Katrina, I completely ignored protocol and went with gut instinct.
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Er besuchte die Berufsschule und hatte gelernt, ziemlich gut Deutsch zu sprechen.
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Cancer is a very psychic energy, so trust your gut around work!
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Free economies within music gut the middle class, not the upper class.
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Your psychic abilities are spot on today, Aries, so trust your gut.
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Everything has its place but it comes from an instinctual gut feeling.
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Especially during Cancer season, it's important for you to trust your gut.
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These weeknight meal recipes will overhaul your gut health for the better.
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I think we both know in our gut it would be nuts.
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The Sun enters Sagittarius today, boosting your intuitive abilities—trust your gut!
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In my gut, for some reason, my mother is a married woman.
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Trust your gut this evening; your psychic powers are in full effect.
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Trust your gut about a career or popularity-related issue this evening.
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Making biochemicals via microbes living on the skin or in the gut.
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My gut feeling is that there are two critical periods for Christmas.
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You have to trust in something — your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever.
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It would be foolish to just go out and make gut investments.
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My relationship wasn't going to fall apart because of a gut infection.
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In a healthy gut, different species struggle with their rivals for territory.
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Similar to Kallyope, Axial Biotherapeutics is focused on the gut-brain axis.
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He's got a gimpy knee and a hint of a beer gut.
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"We could gut a Lexus interior in about 20 minutes," Grunnan said.
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Costello tried to choose his shots carefully, often going with his gut.
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"He's a person who operates between instincts, gut and faith," said Rep.
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They're good for your gut, and they give you long-lasting energy.
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It's scary, but trust in your gut feeling and in your heart.
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For some people, the Chargers leaving really is a true gut punch.
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Trust your instincts— you're never wrong when you listen to your gut.
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It's one thing to be hit in the arm or the gut.
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But Trump opted instead to follow his gut and heed Bannon's counsel.
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Each time I slumped forward, he pummeled his fists into my gut.
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My head was swimming, and the pain in my gut was swelling.
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No one knows your child better than you, so trust your gut.
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It should bolster consumer protection, not gut the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Q. What are the consequences of taking antibiotics on your gut microbiome?
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We bought this house in 2008, and it needed a gut renovation.
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We don't seduce, we don't inspire, we don't go by our gut.
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Her neighbors were moving, and their vacant units were being gut renovated.
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They worried most that the court might gut Roe without overruling it.
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"My gut feeling is that our quarantine is going to be lengthened."
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If you let it, your gut will become your most valuable asset.
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"And you just think, should I trust my gut on this one?"
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For a black woman, in particular, this hits square in the gut.
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Their symptoms included upset stomach, vomiting, gut cramps, diarrhea and racking thirst.
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Researchers already knew that the composition of gut bacteria can shift quickly.
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That scene where she goes to see her daughter is gut-wrenching.
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"I go on my gut with all of this stuff," he said.
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I can't be a surgeon if I can't trust my own gut.
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Comey's position would effectively gut a host of federal rules and regulations.
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If you're making resolutions for the new year, consider a gut makeover.
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He is a gut player, someone who operates almost entirely on instinct.
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The injections also protected the integrity of the gut microbiota, they found.
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"I can't sugarcoat it, we took gut punch in Iowa," Biden said.
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Still, there's that gut feeling many of us know all too well.
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She angers the locals, too, by being a sarcastic gut-shot mammal.
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The thunder happens moments later, and he feels sick in his gut.
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Is New York State about to gut its student data privacy law?
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"Every night going to bed, it was gut-wrenching," said Mr. King.
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He places astonishing confidence in his instincts, in listening to his gut.
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She turned on the news, and what she saw was gut-wrenching.
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"It was a personal moment of gut punch to me," Farrow said.
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But he's still got the same plan for Social Security: Gut it.
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And sometimes your gut distress isn't caused by a germ at all.
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My gut says we could get a decent pop on the earnings.
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It came as a gut punch to everyone associated with the series.
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Because those gut feelings are often informed by conscious and subconscious discrimination.
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Allowing family members access to financial information would also gut privacy rights.
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"It was a gut check for a lot of people," Jane says.
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John Morrow has a past that is nothing short of gut-wrenching.
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The mainstream gut reaction that followed these revelations was easy to predict.
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He was prejudiced in a "very gut-level way," Nussbaum told me.
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Worth the risk to the detective of a punch in the gut.
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A vegan eating plan helps boost the body's gut garden (the microbiome).
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That includes Austria's alpine skier Lara Gut and Dutch snowboarder Cheryl Maas.
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Something in her gut told her that her son was somehow involved.
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The gut feeling I have is that we will get new elites.
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Maximum collagen = glowing skin, hydrated joints, stronger nails and a happy gut.
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We can extend healthcare to Mississippi if we gut it in Massachusetts.
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Instead, the show seems to be structured according to … well, gut instinct.
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"[Some] people are willing to second-guess their gut reactions," Arceneaux says.
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Mr. Trump often makes his own gut decisions about whom to chose.
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Any links found between the gut and disease, weight, mental health etc.
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Watch below and let that anticipation bubble away deep in your gut.
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You have to go with your gut and not compromise on this.
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This potent and gut-punching story should offer ample evidence why. Enjoy.
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For me, I've developed a desperate habit of listening to my gut.
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Right now I have more trust in the gut than the intellect.
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But the bill would effectively gut Obamacare by making two key changes.
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This is the claim that really grabs people at a gut level.
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Then, the team raised an array of mice whose gut microbiomes included the human fecal bacteria associated with the two diets, fed these mouse models the two different diets, and measured their weight and gut bacterial makeup periodically.
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If inflammation in the gut is a root cause of the vaccine problem, it suggests a clear path forward: If you improve sanitation, you might prevent these harmful bugs from building up in the gut and triggering inflammation.
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And due to this growing popularity of gut microbiome research, a rash of at-home gut bacteria testing kits have popped up on the market all claiming to be able to help you improve or fix your health.
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There were some people whose bodies did "permit" the bacteria to colonize the gut, and in these people, there was evidence the bacteria had temporarily altered how genes in the gut were expressed, indicating they had a real effect.
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The human gut hosts a complex community of trillions of microbes, called a microbiome, but more research is needed to understand how your microbiome affects migraines, said Hyde, who is also a project manager for the American Gut Project.
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The duo basically followed their gut and got an incredible pair of results.
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Every life is precious and every questionable police-involved shooting is gut-wrenching.
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I'd had the gut-wrenching feeling, off and on, for about a year.
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Sometimes, Stewart said, his gut tells him whether he should take a case.
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He chooses whom to draw in a day by listening to his gut.
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There is already compelling evidence to suggest that gut bacteria can affect disease.
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When you get that feeling in your gut, you should be on it.
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Randy Neugebauer, R-Texas, who had proposed legislation that would gut the agency.
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"At first, the news struck all of us in the gut," says Marv.
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But so far, we don't have an equivalent technology for the human gut.
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I feel like it's a gut reaction to having to re-learn something.
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Scientists have increasingly wondered whether there are Parkinson's disease triggers in the gut.
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Just joking, that was my dad cause he's working that holiday gut off!
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His decision hit every woman in the state of California in the gut.
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The Real Story: The first few days of The Gut Makeover were rough.
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When in doubt, always go with what your gut says to do, right?
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It was always that 'even once' that was a punch to my gut.
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The partner had to make the gut-wrenching choice to cut the rope.
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Josh McKoon, withdrew his support, noting that the change would gut the bill.
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His gut feeling about the pressures on America's police officers therefore has value.
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This was a decision he made based on his own "gut," aides say.
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We fretted about what to do, and my gut said we shouldn't buy.
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There are some other punches to the gut coming this month as well.
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Refinery29: What was your gut reaction when you realized you were being underpaid?
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As strange as it is to say, gut health is a hot topic.
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When he finds something funny, his laugh is rich, joyous, from the gut.
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And steep downhill slopes or uneven stairs filled me with gut-level terror.
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And it's not just governments that will be doing an ethical gut check.
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Brown had a similar gut feeling after his first time reading the pilot.
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But often, this leads to the gut instinct of disregarding or justifying abuse.
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FORT BRAGG, N.C. – Gut-wrenching testimony at the sentencing hearing for Army Sgt.
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I felt the feeling in my gut and I didn't ignore it. 3.
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I don't think I've ever had such a hard punch in the gut.
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Salmonella can stick around in the adult gut for several weeks, for example.
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Part of me already misses the gut-punch brutality of the early seasons.
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Would you say a similar gut-check could have saved Pepsi last week?
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It's important that you take your time to listen to your gut, Aries.
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Data suggest that part of its cause is ammonia generated by gut bacteria.
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For one thing, Scott's gut bacteria changed significantly while he was in space.
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With six men left, that means there will be two gut-wrenching goodbyes.
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You're going to be impulsive as hell today, so listen to your gut.
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In most healthy people, good gut bacteria keep the bad ones in check.
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"My gut told me it was the right thing to do," she said.
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You have your gut, and it tells you if you're right or wrong.
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Unfortunately something didn't feel quite right and I had to follow my gut.
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Writer Julie Barton understands that love to a heartwarming and gut-wrenching extreme.
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"I felt like I got punched in the gut, literally overnight," Kunis said.
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FMT is the most reliable way to introduce new bacteria to the gut.
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E. coli, one of the many bacterial species found in the human gut.
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The bullet went into Luke's gut, staining his fuzzy knit cardigan blood red.
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It just comes down to a gut feeling and a lot of luck.
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"Ludlow," their first ever single, was and still is an absolute gut punch.
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But given his condition, replacing his gut bacteria sounded like a possible solution.
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Keep in mind that when listening to your gut you should be calm.
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Probiotics are "good" bacteria that could help balance the bacteria in your gut.
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Your own gut might be undermining your New Year's resolution to lose weight.
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I just wonder what kind of gut Colton is listening to right now.
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To ensure your safety and those of your friends, go with your gut.
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He says he often has a gut feeling about what's going to work.
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Getting her gross gut bump checked out to make sure it's nothing serious.
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It comes in part from the microbiota, or the organisms in the gut.
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Gut check: Digital video ad spend is growing, but TV is still huge.
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I have a gut feeling the Regina people are coming and that's good.
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They could lose only two senators if they wanted to gut the filibuster.
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She knows she was shot in the gut, yet her skin is untouched.
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But Trump hates the deal, and the decision goes against Trump's gut instincts.
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But it can be hard to internalize the lessons on a gut level.
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But Gut said the recovery gave her some much-needed time for reflection.
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"You want to have a butt, then you have a gut," she said.
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And yet, the tension isn't enough to deliver a punch in the gut.
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" As things turned out, Pollak tells CNBC, "I'm glad I trusted my gut.
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The following four-step model seeks to merge the head and the gut.
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And yet the Chamber wants to gut the CFPB and defend forced arbitration.
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Gut reaction: Ahhhhh, do we need a dress in this color right away?
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Ditto for Hillz, who can gut Bernie by winning the same two states.
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Remember, you only need to clean a few inches, not your entire gut.
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He's telling them to gut it later, under the cover of bigger news.
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We'll see the same dynamic with the administration's attempts to gut environmental regulations.
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Most women in my family are fellow members of the gaping gut committee.
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On Afghanistan, and maybe on nothing else, Trump's gut might have been right.
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Your psychic abilities are ramped up today; pay close attention to your gut.
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For that reason, it was just sort of a punch to the gut.
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Just don't go placing a potentially gut-altering bet on it for now.
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And then his speech, which was a cry from the white nationalist gut.
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She and her neighbors were helping one another gut and clean their homes.
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" Donald Trump has written: "I have learned to listen and trust my gut.
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"Maybe there is not one perfect gut microbe composition," Raes told the Post.
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Your gut might be squeezing food through too quickly to get properly digested.
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I hated the feeling in my gut of being connected to that negativity.
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At the end of the day, most of us vote from our gut.
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"There was definitely just some gut feeling that I wasn't ready," Vollmer said.
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The logic is simple: beneficial bacterial in the gut are damaged by antibiotics.
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Our president, however, ignores the scientific evidence, preferring to listen to his gut.
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The Russian government's effort to gut human rights sanctions shows that they work.
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Republican attempts to gut the program could be on the table once again.
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Through osmosis, sodium and glucose transport water from the gut into the bloodstream.
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Henri Pierre-Jacques of Harlem Capital: Listen to mentors — but trust your gut
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"Everything I have done successfully has been based on gut instinct," she says.
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"You know, I will if my gut tells me I want to," Sen.
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Expect to see more of these gut-healthy food items throughout the year.
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But, as usual, the gut-punchers seemed to be attracting the most oglers.
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Sydney: We saved the most gut-busting ramen for last with Tsujita Annex.
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"It's his daily gut check," said one official, who declined to be named.
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Swallowed in this state, they would pass right through his gut without hatching.
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She also has blasted Republicans for attempting to gut Social Security and Medicare.
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Scientists think this is probably because fiber keeps our gut microbiome well fed.
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It is my gut feeling that this is the right thing to do.
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A second senior official said she felt Hillary Clinton's loss in her gut.
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Fiber is essential for feeding the billions of good bacteria in our gut.
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The administration is also proposing to effectively gut the National Environmental Policy Act.
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My gut issues were getting worse, as far as digestion, bloating, low energy.
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"Stay in tune with your body and listen to your gut," she said.
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"Clearly, businesses and consumers have not acted on their gut feelings," Colijn said.
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This isn't the first time the GOP has tried to gut the provider.
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Gnawing questions: It's possible that other populations have gut microbiomes like the Hadza's.
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Even viruses that call our gut bacteria home might be playing a role.
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"This is a gut-wrenching moment for all of us," de Blasio said.
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Similar genes were found in gut party crashers E. coli and K. oxytoca.
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These cells [are] linked to social organization, empathy, intuition, and rapid gut reactions.
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Pay close attention to gut feelings you have concerning work or your reputation.
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In 2009, my queerness burned hole through my gut from the inside-out.
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Something about the woman—the way her fat bunched up at her gut.
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You're a very logical sign, Gemini, but today you're all about your gut.
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Your gut and brain are constantly communicating using hormones, neurotransmitters and other chemicals.
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This stress can change a lot of aspects of the gut and digestion.
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There's a really close link between anxieties, food-related stress, and gut dysfunction.
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I feel it in my gut, the stress meter dropping red to blue.
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The only aspect of her physiology that had changed was her gut microbes.
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Oh, yeah, and my career just took a sucker punch to the gut.
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Trust your gut to guide you through a very intense, intimate situation today.
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There are two general ways to make assessments: data and your gut feeling.
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I decided to go with my gut and make wine out of them.
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"But my gut told me to ignore it and I wish I had."
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Researchers have long suspected microplastics would eventually be found in the human gut.
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Scientists have found the waxworm caterpillars have gut microbes that degrade plastic compounds.
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Most voters, of whatever color, vote on the basis of certain gut instincts.
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Consequently, there are lots of gut reactions on display, including from the president.
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It's all very spur-of-the-moment, just a gut response to something.
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Every moment of the show still feels like a gut punch to her.
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With this album, I just feel like I've finally listened to my gut.
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My gut reaction was yes, the apple didn't fall far from the tree.
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"There is something just mysterious about Salem as a gut level," McGilvray says.
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If the place you love doesn't have an open floor plan, gut it.
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" One senior House Republican lawmaker told CNN Hurd's decision is a "gut punch.
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He was, as we said at the time, all gut and no butt.
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We can extend health care to Mississippi if we gut it in Massachusetts.
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"I had a gut feeling: just record it, just record it," she said.
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He seemed to have been called to deliver a gut punch to jurors.
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Instead, both Allen and Carroll insist on reflection and trusting your gut. Ugh.
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We have microbial colonies everywhere: our skin, our gut, and even our brain.
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As I did this, my gut started to churn with fear and grief.
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That he wanted to gut the establishment seemed more mischievous than actually sinister.
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But they also said that above all: Heed your gut; trust your instincts.
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As I scrolled through them, shock rose from my gut to my sternum.
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Whether a diet works might depend on which bacteria are in your gut.
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Follow your gut and do what works best for you and your relationship.
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Between ethnic groups, the researchers discovered significant differences in overall gut microbe composition.
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The most obvious culprit behind the loss of native gut microbes is diet.
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"'Milano doesn't stop' just pandered to the city's gut and instincts," Pregliasco said.
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But Dr. Baumgartner at Columbia offered a gut response to the Obvious portrait.
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High glycemic load carbohydrates can create a highly inflammatory environment in the gut.
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"It's been gut-wrenching," said Benjamin Pokh, 31, the co-founder of nycadvertisements.com.
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LONDON — The clown dozes peacefully on the gallery floor, his flabby gut exposed.
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The last time I felt so gut-punched was when Donald Trump won.
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Tognon cleared out the wreckage, but resisted the urge to gut the place.
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But it was an estate sale, and the place needed a gut renovation.
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"I had a funny feeling in my gut," he told The Washington Post.
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They were frighteningly close to total victory — Welch felt it in his gut.
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The head fights the gut; complexities can't drown out the moral law within.
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I just get an immediate gut feeling that's a yes or a no.
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My gut told me to investigate, so I made a fake Instagram account.
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A slowdown there will be a gut-punch to exporters in multiple countries.
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The gut works differently -- allowing the ethanol to pass through, hence the drunkenness.
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And I have this feeling in my gut this is the right moment.
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Commercial probiotics may not be able to survive and thrive in your gut.
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He believes in himself and his gut instincts — but they're not always right.
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"Stick with your gut and don't let detractors convince you otherwise," she said.
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Would a more conservative Supreme Court gut the liberal causes she has embraced?
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If you're making resolutions for a healthier new year, consider a gut makeover.
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McCain and Graham's flawed judgment and justice-undermining legislation will absolutely gut JASTA.
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"I had a gut feeling: just record it, just record it," said Garcia.
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I heard gut-wrenching stories of people who struggled with pre-existing conditions.
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Often, reasons aren&apost clear-cut, but you should generally follow your gut.
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Trump connects with these gut issues and takes them in a destructive direction.
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The first time people heard this message, they understood it in their gut.
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I'm not going to sugarcoat it: We took a gut punch in Iowa.
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Lawmakers have previously rejected many of Mr. Trump's attempts to gut domestic programs.
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President Donald Trump is cleaning house and going with his nationalist gut now.
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Trust your deep instincts—you might find that your gut feeling was right!
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"WandaVision" may be a sad story that will punch us in the gut.
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"It's gut-wrenching to hear the details, and we're beside ourselves," he said.
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Being hurt by a story is a gut response, one that's worth sharing.
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I wish I had I went with my gut more and obsessed less.
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So it&aposs important to develop simple steps to check those gut feelings.
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"It's a punch in the gut," Georgia Department of Public Safety Commissioner Col.
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My gut tells me he has an issue with the drugs/relationship etc.
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Successful entrepreneurs tend to go with their gut instincts and don't overthink choices.
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"My gut tells me they're trying to help close that gap," he said.
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My gut says he's a good guy; some of you may well disagree.
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"I had a funny feeling in my gut," Petrov told The Washington Post.
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One of the men stabbed Mr. Joseph in the gut with a knife.
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"I just felt it in my gut," she said, before pausing and crying.
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I finished it crying, because the ending punched me straight in the gut.
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" Bannon also told Arizonans that Flake "probably in his gut … doesn't like you.
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Now they face a gut-wrenching issue: the relatives half a world away.
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Joni Ernst is still pushing to gut Iowans' hard-earned Social Security benefits.
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Last week's day of gut-wrenching testimony had us glued to our screens.
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But mainstream medical experts don&apost recognize leaky gut as a legitimate condition.
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But I just had to trust my gut and I needed a change.
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But for Muslim refugees, the drop is even more of a gut punch.
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"It is a stunning display; it is a gut-wrenching display," Kerry said.
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Fiber doesn't just help us poop better — it also nourishes our gut microbiome.
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The hyper-realistic style of "Eighth Grade" delivers its own emotional gut punch.
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Cattelan uses objects and imagery that trigger a gut-reaction in his viewers.
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And it's a big decision that ultimately comes down to a gut call.
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Equal parts punchline and gut punch, Barry should be your next summer binge.
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Right now, you shouldn't expect to see your advisor's firm gut those changes.
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But, I think in his gut he knows he made the wrong decision.
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Also, the results only show a snapshot in time of your gut microbiome.
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The study will aim to find what sort of foods sustain gut health.
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This recent review debunked the notion that probiotics add diversity to the gut.
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I knew it in my gut, and so, apparently, did my little girl.
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And I wondered whether my first gut instinct had been the right one.
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And if you were to run into it, it'd gut you, or worse.
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It is the endlessness of the image that is gut-wrenching and humbling.
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"The lesson I took away from that was, while we like to speak with data around here, so many times in my career I've ended up making decisions with my gut, and I should have followed my gut," he said.
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Prebiotics are compounds that can't be digested, but essentially provide food for the "good bacteria" in your gut, according to International Scientific Association for Probiotics and Prebiotics (ISAPP), an academic research association that focuses on the human microbiomes and gut health.
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In the four-week plan you cut out all gluten, sugar, dairy (certain gut-friendly dairy gets added back in the second two weeks), alcohol and caffeine to heal your gut from the damage that a typical Western diet can do.
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The estimate is that around 70 million Americans suffer from some sort of gut issue, including I.B.S. And I think if you broaden that out to people who suffer intermittently from some sort of gut distress, the number is much larger.
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"We wanted to characterize how the microbiome changes in obese people ... and see which bacteria live in the gut," said Michelle Beaumont, a research associate in gut microbiome and obesity at Kings College London, and lead author of the study.
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My microbiome is pretty healthy nowadays and, among the first hundred samples we tested as part of the MapMyGut project, I had the best gut diversity -- our best overall measure of gut health, reflecting the number and richness of different species.
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It could control the level of inflammation in the gut, stimulate the immune response toward making antibodies and establish a gut microbiota that is "more conducive to a vaccine response," said John, who studies the immune response to the rotavirus vaccine.
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The ability to get plastered off alcohol created by your very own gut might seem like a gift sent straight from Dionysus, but auto-brewery syndrome (also sometimes known as gut fermentation syndrome) is a serious and little-researched disorder.
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By studying the gut flora of 84 children and teens—from normal weight to severely obese—researchers were able to determine that the composition of microbes in the gut flora of obese children and adolescents share a lot of similarities.
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And just as we learned to use that nervous feeling in our gut before a race to propel us across the finish line, we also recognized the gut feeling that told us a trail wasn't safe to run on alone.
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One 2019 study even suggested that there may be ways to improve how people sleep by manipulating their gut microbiome, while other scientists caution that the link between the gut and the pillow is a complicated one that's still poorly understood.
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"My gut was telling me to confirm what I was thinking," Betz told CNN.
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It starts somewhere low in your gut and reaches up to clutch your heart.
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Vonn increased her overall season lead over Lara Gut of Switzerland to 127 points.
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To get rid of that ancestral homeland, it's going to gut the culture, completely.
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Trump's gut may have been Christie at first, for his loyalty and political skill.
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It's this conditioning [to ignore our gut feelings] that we can't get rid of.
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Data, not gut feelings, even those based on experience, should drive important organizational decisions.
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"What?" is literally just kind of the gut reaction, and I just typed it.
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Trust your gut when making decisions today, and remember to do the right thing.
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She plans to gut all $17.6 million of federal funding for the Special Olympics.
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The election was an "absolute kick in the gut" for the 29-year-old.
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I never leave anything up to a gut feeling, it's all about my calculations.
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I feel a lot of people have gone with their gut on this one.
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" "All this leaves you so angry, it leaves you with emptiness in your gut.
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While you weren't watching, the Senate voted to gut rules protecting your internet privacy.
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It's the idea that people have stable, gut-level morals that influence their worldview.
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Well yeah, I have a very gut instinct to listen to Topolino over Lovelife.
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Compounding the effects, ayahuasca increases serotonin levels in both the gut and the brain.
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The beauty industry's latest fixation doesn't start with your skin — but with your gut.
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Take that gut instinct and follow it through because it's usually the right choice.
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And let's be very clear: If the Trump Supreme Court does gut Roe v.
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Once "gut-feeling" is put aside, the focus automatically shifts to numbers and performance.
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Every story is either fascinating, upsetting, gut-busting, or some combination of the three.
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Maybe that tells us something about Trump's gut, or his worldview or his humanity.
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Where we can extend health care in Mississippi if we gut it in Massachusetts.
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Only this time, instead of gut-punching the bad guys, iBoy hacks their smartphones.
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Sports, he said, teaches children to make independent decisions and trust their gut instinct.
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"Gut-wrenching news about #EricBolling 19-year old only son Eric," wrote Geraldo Rivera.
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That's basically an imbalance between the good and the bad bugs in the gut.
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What are some of the more common causes of the gut problems you see?
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We know that the gut flora can shift very quickly depending on your diet.
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I knew it wasn't right for me, but I still went against my gut.
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INDOORS: The gambrel-roofed house was gut-renovated in 2010 after being left derelict.
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We know they were already using modern-style, inward-curved bows with gut strings.
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If your gut tells you that she won't follow through again, listen to that.
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Trust your gut and know that you have to do what's best for you.
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And it has been a kick in the gut to the US coal industry.
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President Donald Trump positively boasts of trusting his gut "more than anybody else's brain".
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As parents of children with cancer, they have had to make gut-wrenching decisions.
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It means I'm finally making all my own decisions and trusting my gut again.
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It's extremely effective at immunizing the gut, where polio takes root in the body.
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"It could well be other reasons why people with migraine have different gut bacteria."
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"Heidi believes in going with your heart and your gut and Tom is it!"
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Next time the Democrats should go with their gut and nominate a real fighter.
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But part of me already misses the gut-punch brutality of the early seasons.
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Problems with the gut microbiome might lead to illnesses like colitis, or Clostridium difficile.
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The next place I would look is: Is the gut microbiome out of balance?
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But that means the iPhone SE is the 5S with a moderate gut upgrade.
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It's that they're doing everything they can to gut funding for research and development.
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Likewise, Democrats would gut Medicare with their planned government takeover of American health care.
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Consider Giuliani's persona and you see someone who understands Trump on a gut level.
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