Cappuccio agreed, adding that "it's not that long sleep causes death or ill health" but that ill health will cause you to sleep more.
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Lucas has not been charged because of serious ill health.
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Sometimes he cancels for legit reasons, such as ill health.
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Mr. Smith was in ill health and asked for help.
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He checks their penises regularly for signs of ill health.
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He had to fight ill health, poor form and bad luck.
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They exclude those who suffer a greater burden of ill health.
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Lucas, who is suffering from ill-health, has not been charged.
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Gonzalez died in a Santiago hospital after years of ill health.
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She stepped down as party leader last year, citing ill health.
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"Ill health cannot be a license to commit a crime," he said.
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Prince had canceled one of those recent shows because of ill health.
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Arun Jaitley stepped down as India's finance minister because of ill health.
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Indians are doggedly beset by poverty, ill health and other social problems.
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Unemployment, ill health, drug addiction, stress, and depression have ravaged the region.
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Simpson's ill health (probably dementia), which will eventually cause her early retirement.
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By then, though, ill health had begun to intrude on his work.
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At its most fundamental, a disease is a state of ill health.
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Mr. Kelly was granted bail on Christmas Day because of ill health.
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But there's also no reason to allow hunger, homelessness, ill health, or subjugation.
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They are also more likely to fall into physical or mental ill-health.
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Many of America's workers are in ill health these days — at least financially.
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Mr. Tolimir had been in ill health since his arrival at the tribunal.
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A long-haired navy veteran, he suffers from recurrent ill-health, including insomnia.
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Last month, he canceled trips to London and Washington due to ill-health.
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Clayton had suffered from ill health for years, always battling his way back.
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Albert abdicated in 2013, citing ill health as his reason to do so.
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He says the real symbols are statistics — poverty, ill health, schools without toilets.
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Something like: "Fidel Castro says 'fit as a teenager' after ill health rumors".
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He derived his life force from storytelling and speaking out, even in ill health.
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Never before have so many people been free of grinding poverty and ill health.
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He died after a period of ill health, the publisher said in a statement.
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Three were released later that day on the grounds of age or ill health.
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A fifth honoree, Philip Glass, the composer, did not attend because of ill health.
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But the program invades personal privacy and prejudices against those prone to ill health.
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Retzlaff, who resigned on grounds of ill health, had been CEO for 23 years.
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After years of ill health, he stepped down as music director two seasons ago.
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Mugabe died after battling ill health, the BBC reported on Friday, citing his family.
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Even small pockets of mutually reinforcing poverty and ill health make everyone more susceptible.
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If you have a period of ill health, try to keep mobile, if possible.
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The hardscrabble way they raised their own children yielded adventure but also ill health.
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A source at the NSDA said Ramadorai tendered his resignation in September citing ill health.
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More significantly, his ill health, especially his worsening heart problems, reduced his tolerance for argument.
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She said at the time that she could no longer practice because of ill health.
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She released a statement saying her father would not be there due to ill health.
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The trial had been temporarily suspended since mid-December because of the defendant's ill health.
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Chronic boredom is one of the most potent causes of chronic stress and ill-health.
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McCain braved ill health to voice his condemnation of "spurious nationalism" reminiscent of the 1930s.
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Studies have not shown ill health effects from drinking seltzer or other plain sparkling waters.
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They all agree that Mugabe is now a security threat due to his ill health.
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No cause of death has been released, but Jackson had reportedly been in ill health.
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History, after all, is replete with examples of ill health seeming to damage presidential campaigns.
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What exactly are his "ideological preferences" that may force millions into poverty and ill health?
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Suffering from ill health, Prime Minister Eden tells the queen he must travel to Jamaica.
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By the study's end, half of the twelve men had dropped out due to ill health.
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CBS (CBS) interim chairman Richard Parsons has stepped down from that position due to ill health.
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CBS – CBS interim chairman Richard Parsons has stepped down from that position due to ill health.
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Ill-health caused by foul air costs Britain more than £15bn a year, the government estimates.
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Nigeria's Muhammadu Buhari is in ill health but nonetheless favored to win another term next year.
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When he returned to the Senate in October, several publications reported on his apparent ill health.
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These new services show there is demand for protection against ill health, especially among informal workers.
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Ill health, necessitating a long rest and care, was given as the reason for his retirement.
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Some Comorians hope that their president, impervious to all else, may be stopped by ill health.
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And they soon become locked in a cycle of illiteracy, poverty, ill health and, ultimately, powerlessness.
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It is hard to know whether sleep disruption or exhaustion causes ill-health—or both together.
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If you are over that number, your fat could put you at risk for ill health.
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Another two people have been charged, but ill health has made completion of their trials unlikely.
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But on Friday Pelé, 22004, said he would not attend the ceremony because of ill health.
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"The most direct link between climate change and ill health is air pollution," the authors wrote.
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Research has shown that the company of animals can do wonders for people in ill health.
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So be it: protecting good health is just as important as treating ill health and injury.
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Most of us in our 80s are coping with ill health in its various devastating guises.
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How could climate change contribute to and amplify ill health, as you write in the book?
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Retirement in ill health Frankfurter bowed out after a 220006 stroke and died three years later.
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Anti-porn activists have argued that pornography is responsible for a wide range of ill health effects.
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Her mother was unable to travel from her home in the United Kingdom due to ill health.
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His departure due to ill health may mean his boss takes a closer interest in economic affairs.
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She was often in appalling ill-health — probably with an autoimmune disease and a form of arthritis.
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Abdelaziz Bouteflika, the president of Algeria, is to seek a fifth term in office, despite ill health.
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His reign was short due to his ill-health (only 3 years), but still a good one.
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Family sources tell us they received no texts from her during the flight complaining of ill health.
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Despite his conviction, the start of his sentence was delayed by legal wrangling and his ill health.
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As he struggled with ill health, however, his equilibrium became more and more central to the discipline.
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He was a member of the IOC from 1963 until he quit in 2011 through ill-health.
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It was not long before many began to suffer from ill health, early deaths and birth defects.
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Addressing parliament on Thursday, Prime Minister Ahmed Ouyahia sought to play down concerns over Bouteflika's ill health.
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My body is visibly off kilter, a symbol for lethargy, lack of self-regulation, ill health, indolence.
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Revenge porn, sexual manipulation, graphic drug use and severe mental ill-health drive much of the narrative.
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Male laborers often worked for low wages and suffered from family separation, ill health and drug addiction.
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Mr. Kelly was granted bail of ¥70 million (about $640,000) on Christmas Day because of ill health.
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But -- besides the fact that having a "high" BMI does not disqualify anyone from suffering any form of eating disorder, and a higher weight doesn't automatically connote ill health -- for those who do fear obesity or face ill health because of it, dieting is almost certainly not the answer.
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Major depressive disorders ranked in the top 10 causes of ill health in all but four countries worldwide.
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After high blood pressure, smoking is now the world's second-biggest cause of ill health and early death.
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Stop taking them and HIV will rebound in the body, ill health will result and death will beckon.
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Yet, strangely, it appears that ill health has played a big part in drawing the couple back together.
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Speculation over Htin Kyaw's ill health mounted in recent months over his rapid and visible loss of weight.
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Cooking and baking is often used as a form of behavioural therapy to help improve mental ill health.
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In Britain, 43% of all working days lost due to ill-health are because of stress-related conditions.
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Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is 77 years old and is believed to be in ill health.
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His bail was granted on grounds of ill health, according to a statement released by a Cambodian court.
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Mr. Bashir, 80, has served multiple stints in jail and is said to be suffering from ill health.
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This association between sitting and ill health generally remains, the past science shows, whether people exercise or not.
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As for his health issues, Cummings had been dealing with ill health for years, which included heart surgery.
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And one of the expressions of that stress is a greater vulnerability to disease, injury and ill-health.
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Appropriately, the story about Clinton's ill health only had traction until it turn out to be partly true.
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Researchers have three theories as to how loneliness may lead to ill health, says Nicole Valtorta of Newcastle University.
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The third BPD detective attempted to interview the woman but postponed the interview because she was in ill health.
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Last year his veteran henchman, Sok An, died of ill health, and he appears to feel the loss profoundly.
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On Saturday, he pulled out of his activities in Nairobi, citing ill health, before flying to Chad and Nigeria.
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"I think emo probably has helped make talking about mental ill health easier for some groups," Hill tells me.
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Local media reports said Purinton often complained about his ill health and was mourning the death of his father.
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It is something of a paradox that inactivity is associated with ill health in so much of the world.
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After struggling with ill health and prescription drug abuse, he died of a heart attack at Graceland on Aug.
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The former owner of a janitorial service, Ritzenthaler was forced to retire some time ago because of ill health.
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Politicians have always acted as if health mattered politically — and as if ill health was therefore something worth hiding.
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Among the worst affected could be the poor, experts say, citing poor nutrition, cramped living conditions and ill health.
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But in a blow to her, the minister for Northern Ireland, James Brokenshire, stepped down because of ill-health.
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People whose conviction was difficult to implement -- due to ill health of financial difficulties -- might also be included, he said.
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In 2016 major depressive disorders were among the top ten causes of ill health in all but four countries worldwide.
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Because when you know what may be causing death and ill health, you can try to do something about it.
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It's taught me to appreciate the role cosmetics can play in forging our identities, especially during periods of ill health.
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He passed away in his Nashville, Tennessee home after suffering several months of ill-health, The New York Times reports.
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In ill health and concerned by his son's career, William Beattie-Seaman threatened to write Dick out of his will.
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He traded the president's role for the more ceremonial title of chairman in 2000, but potential successors suffered ill health.
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Until ill health curtailed his activities in the early 2000s, he created more than 60 works for his own company.
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Approaching his 2000th birthday in ill health, depressed and dreading separation from family and friends, Debs did not crave martyrdom.
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Her doctor left the island because of ill health, she said, but for the moment she would not follow him.
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Though she worked hard to reclaim the spotlight, she died in 21942, at 276, in ill health and relative obscurity.
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Her son, Stefan Schermerhorn, said that the specific cause was not known but that she had been in ill health.
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We are effectively subsidizing an extremely profitable industry and, in doing so, are paying for it with our own ill health.
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Many in Nigeria have called on the 75-year-old president to step down because of his age and ill health.
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He once described Mao's Cultural Revolution (from which, as a youth, ill health largely spared him) as "an unprecedented political catastrophe".
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Audiences do not show up, promises are not kept, and the duo's relationship is strained by ill-health and simmering grudges.
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Dawn reported Musharraf's counsel argued the former president was in ill health and could not appear before the court in person.
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Essentially, not all ounces of prevention are equivalent when it comes to prolonging life or preventing the impairments of ill health.
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The next assembly is expected to choose the successor to Khamenei, given his age — he is 76 — and rumoured ill health.
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The disabled and those in ill health are particularly at risk of growing reliant on food banks, according to the report.
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A specific cause of death was not given, but Mr. Redbone had retired from performing in 21992 because of ill health.
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In about a quarter of Supreme Court cases, at least one justice is absent, typically because of ill health or recusal.
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Mr. Buatta had enraged some of his neighbors there, having neglected the place for years, because of ill health and overwork.
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Abe, 63, quit abruptly in 2007 after a year in office dogged by cabinet scandals, a hung parliament, and ill-health.
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Diane Abbott, his shadow home secretary, stepped down the day before the election citing ill health, after a succession of disastrous interviews.
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No, it just means that no one "deserves" hunger, homelessness, ill health, or subjugation — and ultimately, no one "deserves" giant fortunes either.
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The harder stuff to navigate is power dynamics and the possibility of the eventual ill-health and death of the older partner.
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But if you buy what the food industry is selling, both literally and figuratively, you are pretty much guaranteed ill health eventually.
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Rogberg was severed from the re-trial indictment due to ill-health and was formally acquitted at Southwark Crown Court on Wednesday.
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Expert witnesses for the defense contended Towns was in ill health from an enlarged heart and high blood pressure, court records showed.
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Just Group specialises in providing annuities - which pay a fixed income for life - to people whose ill health reduces their life expectancy.
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Margaret Chase Smith described "confused thinking, harmful emotions, destructive tempers, unsound and unwise legislation, and ill health" that resulted from being overheated.
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While there is no direct correlation between a politician's health and performance in office, ill health can affect anyone's ability to function.
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This sent a powerful signal that Sanders wasn't quitting due to ill health and that grassroots progressives shouldn't get on a Sen.
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Sitting in the garden of the family home in Cambridge, England, Jane marshaled her familiar resilience in the face of ill health.
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Mr. Kelly was released on Christmas after his family cited his ill health and posted bail of 70 million yen (about $640,000).
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The alliance between Wall Street and our government has produced a food and economic culture that is a recipe for ill health.
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What happens when cohabiters reach advanced ages and ill health remains something of an open question — but one that couples should consider.
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"This is the real me," said Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari, dismissing the allegation as "ignorant rumors" after a period of ill health.
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Bleak future But Sudan's ill health is a cause for concern as experts scramble to ensure the subspecies does not go extinct.
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The previous finance minister, Arun Jaitley, had written to Modi asking not to be considered for a ministerial position due to ill health.
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The zero-tolerance approach adopted by many governments has led to a host of social problems, including soaring prison costs and ill-health.
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If spending is pooled, it can insure more people against the risk of ill health and put pressure on providers to cut prices.
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Rumours of Lagerfeld's ill-health had swirled after he failed to show up at Chanel's January show in Paris for his customary bow.
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Citing ill health, Phra Dhammachayo has failed to show up for questioning several times, leading authorities to issue an arrest warrant last week.
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In general, across all age groups, 21 percent of women show signs of mental ill-health, whereas just 16 percent of men do.
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Any score above 4 counted as "probable psychological disturbance or mental ill health"—and, again, over one in five women fit this bill.
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That turned out to be far too little for a market in which nobody can be turned away on account of ill health.
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He quit abruptly in 2007 after a year at the top plagued by scandals in his cabinet, an election drubbing and ill-health.
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However, his longevity and frequently dashed rumors of ill health delighted supporters and infuriated opponents who had sardonically predicted he would live forever.
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Despite ill health, Bogle was a vital presence through his later years as he pressed for reforms in corporate governance and fund administration.
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His lawyers began asking authorities months ago for Martinez to be granted house arrest, citing his ill health, one of the people said.
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When her husband was incapacitated by ill health, she became more influential, controlling Albania's secret police and orchestrating purges, arrests and show trials.
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Current leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has the ultimate say in matters both religious and political, is 76 and reportedly in ill health.
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Dukellis saw the first woman to die at the game he ran the following Tuesday, where she showed no indication of ill health.
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Rumors of Lagerfeld's ill-health had swirled after he failed to show up at Chanel's January show in Paris for his customary bow.
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Even in ill health, the beloved King Bhumibol was considered a unifying and stabilizing figure in a country that's been hit by political turmoil.
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In 24 countries smoking causes the largest share of the overall burden of disease, measured in years lost to ill health and premature death.
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Hungarians face the poorest odds when it comes to chronic ill-health, but rates are also high in much of Poland, Slovakia, and Croatia.
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He had been suffering from ill health for a while, the BBC reports, and spent time in hospital in 2014 for gall bladder problems.
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Even in ill health, the beloved King Bhumibol was considered a unifying and stabilizing figure in a country that's been hit by political turmoil.
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She left the right after researching surging individual bankruptcies, which turned out to be caused not by fecklessness, but ill health and other misfortunes.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) said last week mental disorders - in particular depression - are now the leading cause of ill health and disability worldwide.
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Even with the challenges posed by growing burdens of age and ill health, they still offer the best social safety nets on the planet.
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And the president's age and ill-health means he has spent much of the past year receiving treatment abroad rather than running the country.
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Court records show that expert witnesses for the defense contended that Towns was in ill health from an enlarged heart and high blood pressure.
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She also urged the government to investigate the death of a child who, according to the government, died because of ill health in February.
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Food friends and foes drew into two distinct camps in my mind, and I saw ill health at every turn and in every mouthful.
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Because the bones express what happened to their owners at different periods in history, whether death was through ill health or being unceremoniously bludgeoned.
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As she watches her mother kindle a fire to make rice for the night, she says all her co-workers complain of ill health.
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Abe, 62, abruptly quit in 2007 after a year in office plagued by scandals in his cabinet, a devastating election loss and ill health.
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Trans people are often stressed and suffer high levels of mental ill-health, yet the stigma makes it hard for them to find help.
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Populist economics could turn such ideas into a national crusade to prevent sustained unemployment, ill health and family breakdowns from leading to persistent poverty.
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Mueller, who also set up the RAG foundation, stepped down as chairman of RAG and Evonik's supervisory board last year due to ill health.
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He lost his job, and that loss of identity, his loss of livelihood and who he was a person, contributed to his ill health.
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He refused to take her illness and her death seriously which can be seen as part of a larger misunderstanding of mental ill health.
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His death was confirmed by his wife, Wanda Reif, who said he had been in ill health since sustaining a fall on Dec. 21953.
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If that's the case, and abstainers are predisposed toward ill health, then comparing drinkers to them will underestimate any negative effects that alcohol has.
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Vaccinating the asylum-seekers would protect them, many of whom are in ill health after a long detention and exhausted from the long journey.
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An aide who answered his phone in Thailand said Mr. Latchford is in ill health and has been hospitalized in Bangkok for several months.
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And an Australian Senate motion called for Pell to return to give evidence to investigators (he later did so via videolink, citing ill health).
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Unlike Shah and former Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, who opted out of this government due to ill health, Sitharaman is seen as a political lightweight.
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And an Australian Senate motion called for Pell to return to give evidence to investigators (he later did so via video-link, citing ill-health).
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Jaitley, 66, a diabetic, stepped down in January this year due to ill health before elections that returned Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to power.
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But with the daughter in ill health, only a clever female operative could travel alone to Germany, impersonate the daughter and lead Donat to freedom.
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Rather than pursuing fame, she asked her sister Lavinia to burn all her poetry after her death, which arrived after a period of ill health.
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Bongo has been battling ill health since October and acknowledged the speculation about his health during his New Year's speech, but insisted he is recovering.
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Consumer protection in peril Given Alice's ill health, the consequences for her might have been disastrous if she had been thrown out of her home.
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According to the CDC, lead exposure can cause miscarriage, stillbirths, and infertility, and ill-health effects can pass from pregnant women to their unborn children.
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The country, which has been under military rule since 2014, is deeply polarized, but King Bhumibol has been a unifying figure, even in ill health.
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Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo was moved to house arrest on Thursday after his family obtained a judge's order based on his old age and ill health.
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But the authors of the current review questioned whether the people in the "abstainer" groups might actually be "biased toward ill health" for some reason.
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His family says he is suffering from ill health and recently enlisted five British members of Parliament and lawyers to draw attention to his plight.
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I know in my heart only that a confluence of then-unknown factors and bad luck has brought me to the barracks of ill health.
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Tutu, who is 88 and has been in hospital over the past few years owing to ill health, met Gore in Cape Town on Tuesday.
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Tutu, who is 88 and has been in hospital over the past few years owing to ill health, met Gore in Cape Town on Tuesday.
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It also found that unintended or unnecessary harm in a medical setting is the 2101th leading cause of ill health globally—a burden akin to malaria.
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Focus is on who becomes finance minister — Arun Jaitley, a key troubleshooter for years — is said to be out of the race due to ill-health.
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Cryptocurrency entrepreneur Justin Sun has postponed his $4.57 million charity lunch with Warren Buffett due to ill health, according to a tweet from Sun's TRON Foundation.
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But this habit-forming power of digital products can be used for therapeutic benefit too, often by changing the behavior that causes disease or ill health.
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Focus is on who becomes finance minister -- Arun Jaitley, a key troubleshooter for years -- is said to be out of the race due to ill-health.
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They often train and serve in underserved areas and practice at the community and population level to identify and treat the root causes of ill-health.
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His opponents say he is no longer fit to lead, citing his ill health and what they call chronic corruption and a lack of economic reforms.
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From fighting modern slavery to tackling the problems of mental ill-health – she has a great legacy on which we shall all be proud to build.
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Abe abruptly ended his first 2006-2007 term as premier after a year marked by scandals in his cabinet, a stunning election loss and ill-health.
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Margaret Chase Smith described "confused thinking, harmful emotions, destructive tempers, unsound and unwise legislation and ill health" that resulted from not taking a break from legislating.
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According to the annual Health Survey for England, the number of British people reporting mental ill-health is on the rise, with young women particularly affected.
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Bongo has been battling ill health since October and acknowledged the speculation about his health during his New Year's speech while reiterating that he was recovering.
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They call it a growing problem that hurts participants with limited financial resources, among them people who are already retired, on disability or in ill health.
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I thought of his struggles over the past few years with ill health: a run-in with prostate cancer, a bout of shingles, an emergency appendectomy.
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Both he and John Perry Barlow, who also passed in February this year after a long period of ill health, were huge advocates of free speech.
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In another prominent case, Judge Sweet, in 2003, dismissed a lawsuit that sought to hold the McDonald's Corporation liable for obesity and ill health in teenagers.
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Ill health over the past few weeks has prevented Tompkins, NMC's chairman prior to its IPO in 2012, from participating in board activities, the company said.
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Grisham appeared on Fox News' "Justice with Judge Jeanine" later Saturday, seeking to quash rumors on social media that the president could be in ill health.
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And mindfulness is being marketed [by them] as very much an individualistic practice, which is not healthy and even further contributes to stress and ill-health.
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Assange is due to appear in court on Friday morning via video-link after a planned hearing last month was canceled due to his ill health.
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But given that homosexuality was only removed from the DSM in 1987, the history of conflating queerness and ill health is a very real and painful one.
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By allowing people to indulge their sin, albeit at a higher cost, campaigners hope to avoid the crime, disorder and ill health that comes from outright criminalisation.
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Hewitt's lawyers have argued that he suffered from ill-health, and also pointed to the length of time between when the offences were committed and the trial.
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The money raised from the show helps hundreds of entertainers throughout the U.K. who need assistance as a result of old age, ill-health or hard times.
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The second source added that the way FCA had informed the market about Marchionne's ill-health and later his death appeared to be in line with rules.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Syrian government has denied rumors that President Bashar al-Assad is suffering from ill health, saying he was "carrying out his duties quite normally".
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On Monday, the queen had shown no signs of ill health as she welcomed a visiting Greek delegation on an official two-day trip to the Netherlands.
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But this is a description of Algeria's president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, whose ill health, including two strokes in recent years, has led to rumours of a palace coup.
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Of the food bank-dependent households studied, 50 percent were home to at least one disabled person and 75 percent were home to someone in ill health.
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Unlike Shelton Hospital's superintendent, a former colonial administrator who suffered from bouts of ill health and often stayed in his office, Barker was energetic and physically imposing.
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The assembly elected on Friday will sit for eight years and may choose the successor to Khamenei, who is 76 and rumored to be in ill health.
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Her book contains a poignant description of her blighted childhood, dominated by his slow descent into addiction and ill health, and of her new life in Pittsburgh.
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That's the sort of bloodless neoliberal platitude that only works if you believe that mental ill health is a mysterious phenomenon blooming spontaneously in a sick mind.
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Likewise, self-reported surveys—capturing self-perceptions of or proxy measures for health—might be biased by general glumness about open office conditions, without reflecting real ill health.
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The 3737-year-old former military ruler declared this week that he would seek another term, ending months of speculation about his future after bouts of ill health.
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This comes despite the fact that previous reports—including one by the Australian government itself—suggest there is no direct connection between ill health and wind turbines. Crikey!
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And at least one French bishop felt so strongly about that battle that he continued the struggle even when he was fighting a losing war against ill health.
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His lack of both a support system and access to medical care led to severe ill health and a deep depression that repeatedly threatened his life, he says.
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Rogberg was removed from the re-trial indictment due to ill-health and was formally acquitted at Southwark Crown Court on Wednesday with the SFO offering no evidence.
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A few rich meals this time of year aren't going to relegate you to a life of ill health if you have a healthy diet on most days.
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And when the views of those who are actually afflicted by ill-health are considered, the cases cited are often the hard ones that proverbially make bad law.
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A major new report from the Lancet Commission finds the fastest growing risk factor for ill health in young people aged 10 to 20133 years is unsafe sex.
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On Friday, Indonesian President Joko Widodo agreed to release Bashir due to his ill health, according to Yusril Ihza Mahendra, a legal adviser to the head of state.
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Over the last 10 years he moved back and forth frequently between Illinois and New York, but ill health forced him to quit playing the saxophone in 2016.
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In the Senate, Thad Cochran, a Mississippi Republican, said he would resign because of ill health, opening up a second Senate race in his home state this November.
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"Around 450 million people currently suffer from such conditions, placing mental disorders among the leading causes of ill-health and disability worldwide," the WHO reported late last year.
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"Pierre is in bad shape physically — he drinks too much, he talks about his own corpulence, and he's in ill health," said the show's costume designer, Paloma Young.
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Ineffective interventions that redirect resources away from the actual causes of disease and ill-health are one group of unintended consequence of the government's pursuit of dietary advice.
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Children are showing signs of puberty as early at 7 years of age, and some health experts are concerned that could bear ill health for them later in life.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Depression is now the leading cause of ill health and disability worldwide, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday, with more than 300 million people suffering.
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Despite recent rumors of ill health, Bobby Brown was in high spirits when he appeared at the Boston premiere of the BET miniseries The New Edition Story on Sunday.
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This latter question is particularly pertinent given that fans of My Chemical Romance (and heavy metal more generally) describe the music as helpful in dealing with mental ill health.
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Researchers say that climate change leads to this kind of ill health through wildfire, but also through prolonged pollen seasons, dust storms and other events that affect air quality.
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Peter Foley is the founder and CEO of LetsGetChecked, a personal health-testing and insights firm that enables people to test themselves for ill health from within their homes.
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The money raised from the show helps hundreds of entertainers throughout the U.K., who need help and assistance as a result of old age, ill-health or hard times.
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Prosecutors landed only one belated blow: in 2011 he was convicted of misconduct in office, with a suspended two-year sentence (he declined to give evidence, pleading ill health).
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In 1956, Stevenson was given a second chance and this time opted to run against Eisenhower's age (he was 66) and ill-health (he had suffered a heart attack).
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In both communities, Father Neil rallied his parishioners to confront their fears — and often landlords and politicians — and lift up their community from poverty, poor housing and ill health.
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The amendment prohibits abortion even in cases of rape, incest, or ill health of the mother, allowing it to be considered only when a woman's life is in immediate danger.
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"Any breeder that knowingly breeds dogs that are destined for lives of ill-health beyond which currently exists among contemporary randomly breeding Landrace/village dogs is unethical," he told Gizmodo.
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Highlands County Sheriff's officials said that while none of the campers appeared critically ill, Health Department officials were called to the scene to determine what sparked the sudden mass illness.
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" In the book The Complete Kubrick, Duvall said, "From May until October I was really in and out of ill health because the stress of the role was so great.
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In a court filing on Monday, Dauman said a judge should expedite his lawsuit because Redstone is in ill health and may soon not be able to provide needed evidence.
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During Labour's minority administrations in the 1970s, six MPs died after being dragged to Parliament to vote in varying degrees of ill health, according to one whip from the period.
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You could say the same of East 17's Brian Harvey or Sinead O'Connor in recent years, whose ill health is often also laid bare in public on social media.
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The news of Prince's death in Paisley Park, like David Bowie's death a few months ago, was not entirely shocking—there had been rumors of ill health in recent weeks.
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"We did these analyses in other countries as well, and it's very unusual to have opioids, or drugs more generally, as such a dominant cause of ill health," he said.
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When we underinvest in our own human capital, when so many Americans are only marginally literate or numerate or suffer from ill health or dependencies, then our entire country suffers.
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This drives a vicious cycle of ill health, malnutrition and ignorance, since a child bride is more likely to leave school and experience problems in pregnancy or birth, say campaigners.
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Hewitt's lawyers had argued that the Australian-born Hewitt, 76, suffered from ill-health and also pointed to the length of time between when the offences were committed and the trial.
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His supporters claim he has suffered from ill health during the time he has been jailed in the town of Filingue, around 180 km (112 miles) northeast of the capital Niamey.
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It was a rare comeback for the conservative lawmaker, who quit abruptly in 2007 after a year in office marked by scandals in his cabinet, a deadlocked parliament and ill health.
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HONG KONG, July 23 (Reuters) - Cryptocurrency entrepreneur Justin Sun has postponed his $4.57 million charity lunch with Warren Buffett due to ill health, according to a tweet from Sun's TRON Foundation.
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They said only that 20 Serbs — some of whom turned out to be elderly and in ill health — had been detained just hours before they were to launch the alleged putsch.
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There are ways to stave off this problem — and Putin shows no signs of ill health, which means he should have quite a few years left to work on this problem.
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When Mr Jaitley died on August 24th after a long period of ill-health, the great and good from across India's fierce political divides joined in praising his intellect and civility.
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The nun denied wrongdoing, refused to appear before the judge because of her ill health and then died in 2013 — but not before being accused by others of perpetrating similar crimes.
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That's when Big Sister Krishna Paudel rode to her rescue, snatching her from a potential life of illiteracy, poverty and ill health: common fallout of so many child marriages in Nepal.
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Richard Horton, editor-in-chief of the medical journal the Lancet, which commissioned the report, said it highlighted the "shameful and shocking treatment of people with mental ill health around the world".
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But the evidence from our study is clear: the deeming regulations, if implemented as they are currently written, rationalize several behaviors that would significantly increase e-cigarette users risk for ill health.
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The Spanish soprano, who was born in the Catalan capital, had been in ill health for a number of years and was admitted to hospital in mid-September, a hospital official said.
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With that in mind, the media framing mental ill health through the lens of music fandom seems to be just another way of shifting blame and not looking at the underlying problems.
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Ms. Redstone has been working with her father, Sumner Redstone, 95, who has been in ill health and no longer speaks, as she aids him on voting issues with CBS and Viacom.
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Authorities had initially classified the ship as low risk because it was returning from an 11-day round trip to New Zealand, despite around a dozen passengers showing signs of ill health.
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Six months later, my brothers sent a letter accusing me of theft, coercion, emotional blackmail, mismanaging my mother's funds and using my ill health as a way to bilk her of money.
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Wisnia settled and built a family in Levittown, Pa. Spitzer, in ill health and widowed with no children, was bedridden in New York City at the time of her reunion with Wisnia.
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On Tuesday, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NAS) released a 388-page report that found no ill-health effects from GMO foods, which are common in the United States.
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They are part of an aging cohort of old school heroin users who started injecting in the 290s and 22s and are now keeling over and dying, from overdoses and ill health.
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The amendment, passed in 1983, prohibits abortion even in cases of rape, incest, or ill health of the mother, allowing it to be considered only when a woman's life is in immediate danger.
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The bearded revolutionary, who survived a crippling U.S. trade embargo as well as dozens, possibly hundreds, of assassination plots, died 10 years after ill health forced him to hand power over to Raul.
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Jaitley, 66, a senior leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), stepped down as finance minister in January due to ill health, just months before elections that returned Modi's Hindu nationalists to power.
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The experience of poverty, for example, makes it more likely that you'll suffer ill health or that you'll grow up with poor employment prospects and rely more on the state for your income.
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Among all rich-country governments—the data for which begin in 1990, and include exits caused by death or ill health—the current British one ranks 10th out of 275 first year governments.
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On her return to Britain in 2014, she was treated at a special isolation unit in London but has continued to suffer from ill health linked to the consequences of her Ebola infection.
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Why it matters: State Medicaid programs are leaders in experimenting with delivery and payment reforms, efforts to control drug costs, and addressing social causes of ill health, such as poverty and poor housing.
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If your waist circumference is half your height or less, you are at a healthy fat level, if you are over that number, your fat could put you at risk for ill health.
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"We have no evidence that anybody has suffered ill health effects from breathing air that came through these hoses," Stephan Monroe, associate director for laboratory science and safety at the CDC, told Reuters.
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A former son-in-law of long-time FIFA president Joao Havelange, Teixeira was president of the Brazilian national soccer association (CBF) from 100 until 224, when he stepped down, citing ill health.
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The Cold War icon had already been largely out of public view for around a decade, having formally ceded the presidency to his younger brother, Raul Castro, in 2008 due to ill health.
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They not only provided support groups through their fanbase, but also their lyrical messages were about living and learning to live with mental ill health, to find ways to cope and gain support.
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During his 20123 years in power, Mubarak survived would-be assassins and ill health, crushed a rising Islamist radical movement and maintained the peace pact with neighboring Israel that got his predecessor killed.
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She portrayed, too, the vulnerability and ill health of her family members, unflinching images that convey that what is shameful is not the body that suffers but rather the systems that mete out violence.
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If British politicians and policymakers want to ward off the real possibility of life expectancy decline, they must embrace, rather than hide from, the broader commercial and economic determinants of ill health and death.
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They often know little about the scourge of puppy mills, which produce millions of animals for the commercial market, animals often raised without love or care, often in ill health, frequently with no socialization.
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The political strategy of the extremists has been to pack out the courts at every blasphemy hearing so that judges are reduced to nervous wrecks and refuse to take on cases, pleading ill health.
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The bearded revolutionary, who survived a crippling U.S. trade embargo as well as dozens, possibly hundreds, of assassination plots, died eight years after ill health forced him to formally hand power over to Raul.
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" After doing so, Hill found that: "Rather than emo being a fashion that pushes them towards feelings of desperation, into self-harming, to commit suicide, it can help fans to survive mental ill health.
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He was in attendance at the 1950 tournament, when his nephew was among the players who won Uruguay's second World Cup, but as the fifties progressed he slipped deeper into alcoholism and ill health.
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He would make less than the equivalent of about 22012 American dollars for 19503 hours at a construction site — work that did not offer the safety net of insurance against accidents or ill health.
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It is time for this country to adopt work as the responsibility of its citizens and recognize that it is an antidote to poverty, ill health and dependence, not a burden to be avoided.
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"Our target audience is not simply national governments but also aid agencies and donors who are substantially underinvesting in non-communicable diseases relative to the amount of ill health that they cause," Ezzati said.
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The site listed eight main stars of the show, including co-host and frontman Mike Cernovich, the Trump superfan and date rape apologist who publicized conspiracy theories about Clinton's supposed ill-health during her campaign.
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Mr McGuinness, who is retiring because of ill health, had earlier resigned as deputy first minister after an unhappy working relationship with Arlene Foster, the leader of the Democratic Unionists, in the power-sharing executive.
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"Conflict-related ill health is a big part of the disease load that we are facing and that the medical students that we teach will be facing in the next 20 years," said Abu-Sittah.
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"There is currently very limited recognition of, or provision for, psychological ill health among men in the perinatal period," said Dean McMillan, a clinical psychologist at Hull York Medical School who has studied the issue.
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At only 2000 years-old and not known to have been in ill health, Perepilichny's death was initially declared "unexplained" by British police until traces of gelsemium, a poisonous flower, were discovered in his stomach.
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When the emperor has ill health and his condition becomes serious, I am concerned that, as we have seen in the past, society comes to a standstill and people's lives are impacted in various ways.
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Deal Professor Sumner Redstone's failure to quickly remove Philippe P. Dauman as chief executive of Viacom may have been a misstep, a symptom of a man who is struggling with the predicament of ill health.
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She remained steadfast; in a life dogged by alcoholism and ill health, appalling husbands and, admittedly, a fair amount of chaos of her own making, her prose never lost its force, sheen or sour majesty.
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Of course, the E.P.A. and the regulations it enforces are under assault by the Trump administration and so decades of progress are at risk, and dirtier air and more ill health are the predictable consequences.
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The resilience strategy defines social and economic inequality as one of six major challenges for Paris, seen in rising homelessness, families in sub-standard housing, ill health and nearly a quarter of children living in poverty.
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LAGOS, April 9 (Reuters) - Nigerian stocks dropped to a three-month low after President Muhammadu Buhari said he would seek re-election in 2019, ending months of speculation about his future after bouts of ill health.
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Last June, Philip spent two days in hospital as a precautionary measure for the treatment of an infection and he pulled out of another event in March because of ill health, according to British newspaper reports.
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The headline for this bout appeared at the top of the page, directly above a short article about famed boxer John L. Sullivan, who was, according to the paper, in very ill health at the time.
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"Millions are at risk of cardiovascular disease but don't know it, putting themselves at real risk of suffering ill health or dying younger," said Jamie Waterall, national lead for cardiovascular disease at PHE, in a statement.
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Later that year, Larry Kelley — who won the second award, in 20163 at Yale — sold his for $328,100 because he was in ill health and wanted to distribute the proceeds to his 18 nieces and nephews.
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The director said he couldn't travel to Antwerp for the opening, because of ill health and a fear of flying (so severe that he has had to make most of his films in Denmark or Sweden).
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte skipped several meetings at an Asia-Pacific summit in Singapore on Wednesday, prompting the 73-year-old's office to issue a statement scotching speculation that it was due to ill health.
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Harry and Meghan attended the annual televised event to support the Royal Variety Charity, which benefits hundreds of UK entertainers in need of help and assistance as a result of old age, ill-health or hard times.
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"Many of the factors that make these groups more likely to be incarcerated, including poverty and discrimination, also mean that they tend to carry a disproportionately high burden of disease and ill-health," Penal Reform International said.
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"(Changing professions) is not easy," says Ren Guizheng, 2356, who worked for Longmay Group, the biggest coal miner in Heilongjiang province in China's industrial northeast, for over 237 years before leaving late last year through ill health.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May appointed a new Northern Ireland minister on Monday after James Brokenshire resigned due to ill health, posing a new challenge in efforts to resolve a political crisis in the British province.
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On its website, the museum describes "Rue Saint-Honore" as one in a series of paintings Pissarro created from his Paris hotel room during the winter of 1897 and 1898 while the impressionist was in ill health.
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That act of betrayal is left dangling until the story resumes 16 years later, finding Stan seeking to orchestrate a comeback, and Ollie having ballooned in weight and suffering with the ill health effects associated with it.
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"The case made in The Plant Paradox is that the binding of lectins from plant foods to our cells is a major cause of ill health, and thus we must all fear and avoid lectins," Katz says.
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"Every sport examined revealed significant levels of oral ill-health with the overall risk of tooth decay being higher for an elite athlete than the general population," Needleman said, and this was despite athletes reporting frequent brushing.
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And unlike Courbet and the wealthy benefactor who commissioned "The Origin of the World," both of whom ended up ruined and in ill health, Ms. Quéniaux lived into a comfortable old age, dying in 1908 at 75.
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My brother, who is an infectious disease doctor, said that some people would rather choose their dysfunction that is causing them ill health versus the unknown, healthier behavior, because there is an entrenched fear of the unknown.
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"This study, by showing that loss of wealth leads to an increased risk of death over a twenty year period, after taking ill-health into account, supports the causal connection between low wealth and poor health," Marmot added.
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But far more focus should go on prevention and monitoring, so that people can lead longer lives, have less anxiety about ill health and lower the risks of illnesses becoming far more serious than they need to be.
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LONDON, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Heart disease and tobacco ranked with conflict and violence among the world's biggest killers in 3303, while poor diets and mental disorders caused people the greatest ill health, a large international study has found.
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There are ghosts of that power struggle in rumours that Mr Buhari's closest allies are manoeuvring to try to keep the presidency with a northerner should their boss die or be forced by ill health to step down.
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Many of them were child prodigies (Mozart being one of the best-known examples), who were mercilessly pushed to perform; most were plagued by money troubles and ill health throughout their lives; and few enjoyed satisfactory personal relationships.
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In the face of reports about the general ill health of the smartwatch market, Apple CEO Tim Cook said in early December that Apple Watch sales growth was "off the charts" in the lead up to the holidays.
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FOR decades scientists have warned that rising atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases from the burning of fossil fuels risk adversely affecting the climate, increasing ocean acidity, the frequency of freak weather and other symptoms of planetary ill-health.
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Most people had heard that this greatest of living painters — as he was until yesterday morning — was in ill-health, and had indeed been forced to resign the presidency of the National Society of Fine Arts in consequence.
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The iconic leftist revolutionary, who handed over power in 2008 to his younger brother Raul due to ill health, appeared later in the day for a birthday gala featuring children's theater, live music and videos from his life.
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One sign of Twitter's ill health is that its number of users in America has stayed flat, at around 70m, for a full year, suggesting that it is approaching a ceiling in the world's most important advertising market.
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Last month, Meghan and husband Prince Harry took in the Royal Variety Performance to benefit the charity, which helps hundreds of British entertainers in need of assistance as a result of old age, ill-health or hard times.
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Sigmar Gabriel, dogged by ill health and forced to quash rumors he will quit, is under unprecedented pressure but moving left would ratchet up tensions within Germany's ruling coalition where the SPD is junior partner to Merkel's conservatives.
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"Napping could reflect underlying ill-health (fatigue, tiredness) eventually leading to morbidity and mortality, could be a proxy for sleep deprivation, as a compensatory catch-up mechanism, or could also be a symptom of circadian misalignment," he said.
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The Barca and Spain midfielder also praised Valverde, who was reportedly close to becoming Barca coach in 2013 when Tito Vilanova was forced to leave due to ill health but had already committed to taking charge of Athletic.
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Mr. Kim's aunt, Kim Kyong-hui, a high-ranking party official and a close confidante of Kim Jong-il, has not been seen in several years and is rumored to be in ill health or under house arrest.
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"I think social media companies need to step up to the plate and show us how they can be the solution to the issue of mental ill health among teenagers, and not the cause of the problem," he said.
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An analysis of over 2500,83 adults by Jonathan Rothwell of Gallup found that Mr Trump's supporters are most likely to live in areas beset with problems associated with economic duress, including ill health and low rates of social mobility.
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Attempting to be the first person to cross Antarctica on foot, unassisted and unsupported, he crossed more than 900 miles and was forced, by exhaustion and ill health, to call for help 30 miles from his journey's intended end.
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One of the cocktails contained monosodium glutamate, or MSG, a staple in Chinese cooking that has been dubiously linked to ill health affects, causing restaurants to hang flashing "NO MSG" signs in their windows to avoid losing white customers.
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The temple said in a statement on Sunday that Phra Dhammachayo had not left the complex for eight years because of ill health and the DSI could read the charges to the abbot on his sick bed on Wednesday.
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The conductor Seiji Ozawa, who has been suffering from ill health this spring, has canceled his plans to return to the Tanglewood Festival this summer because of a "lack of physical strength," the Boston Symphony Orchestra announced on Thursday.
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But if that attack was unexpected, the call from organizers at the Maracana stadium on Friday was no less so after former Brazil striker Pele, arguably the greatest footballer of all time, had pulled out due to ill-health.
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The watchdog is already carrying out a review into whether annuity providers failed to give higher pension deals to customers likely to die early due to ill health, or smoking, a review that some believe will lead to compensation.
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He spent a year in Mexico and then won the home-run title in the Cuban League; he played in the Mexican League with Ruth, who was in ill health and appearing in exhibitions for huge sums of money.
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Mr. Setya's defense team said it would immediately file a pretrial motion to clear Mr. Setya as a suspect, and said that his arrest violated Indonesian law and international human rights norms, given that he was in ill health.
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The latest twist in the seven-year saga of changing the federal approach to chimpanzees in research is the question of whether chimps in ill health should be moved at all, or stay where they are, retiring in place.
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Freeman, who resigned from British Cycling due to ill health in 2017, said his laptop containing details of the delivery to the Dauphine had been stolen in 2014, leading British Cycling to admit "serious failings" in its record keeping.
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The death last year of Mohamed Morsi, the democratically elected president ousted by Mr. el-Sisi who collapsed in court after years of ill health, brought fresh attention to persistent accusations of gross medical negligence by Egypt's prison authorities.
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Most of this money is spent on crisis interventions related to child welfare, family violence, ill health, and crime... Only a real commitment to reconciliation will reverse the trend and lay the foundation for a truly just and equitable nation.
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Research led by Marko Elovainio of the University of Helsinki and colleagues, using the UK Biobank, a voluntary database of hundreds of thousands of people, suggests that the relationship runs both ways: loneliness leads to ill health, and vice versa.
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In most EU countries healthy life expectancy from age 50 is growing faster than life expectancy itself, suggesting that the period of diminished vigour and ill health towards the end of life is being compressed (though not all academics agree).
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The 84-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner has struggled with ill health in recent years, but his family has not said whether his current ailment is related to the prostate cancer Tutu has battled with for nearly two decades.
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Questions remain as to how this uptick in official duties could affect the popular princess and what role she would play in public life, especially as media scrutiny and restricted royal life are said to have contributed to her ill health.
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"What you need is a completely different way of viewing war-related ill health that goes beyond the shrapnel, bullets and the blast injury and looks at the bigger system," said Ghassan Abu-Sittah, co-head of the AUBMC program.
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"What you need is a completely different way of viewing war-related ill health that goes beyond the shrapnel, bullets and the blast injury and looks at the bigger system," said Ghassan Abu-Sittah, co-head of the AUBMC programme.
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This view began to change in 2005, when Bennet Omalu, a pathologist at the county coroner's office in Pittsburgh, wanted to find out why another footballer, Mike Webster, had suffered mental ill-health before dying unexpectedly at the age of 50.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bosses of the collapsed construction firm Carillion should face an inquiry into their fitness to serve as directors after they masked the company's financial ill-health with accounting tricks before its failure, Members of Parliament said on Wednesday.
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Bert died of dysentery in Hanoi while Bernard had been in ill health for some 17 years, with a disease of the very organs he spent his whole career studying, the pancreas and the liver, ironically leading to his slow demise.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The leader of Australia's biggest state economy, New South Wales (NSW), on Thursday announced his resignation from politics two years out from the next election, citing ill-health in his family as one reason for his surprise departure.
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Although Canada's government agrees there are real costs to decisions that result in releasing more CO2 into the atmosphere—costs that are reflected in our tax bills, insurance claims, and ill health—politicians never seem to total up those costs.
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Rudy Giuliani, a former mayor of New York, who was once forced by ill health to cancel plans to run against Mrs Clinton for the Senate, and who appears to hate her, has accused her of looking "tired" and "sick".
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Tutu, who has struggled with ill health in recent years, was admitted to hospital late last month and had surgery to remedy a recurring infection resulting from past treatment for prostate cancer, a statement by his family said without elaborating.
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On Wednesday afternoon, Ireland's Olympic organization released a statement on Mr. Hickey's behalf, announcing that he would "step aside temporarily" from all Olympic roles "in light of this morning's developments and his ill health," until the legal action was resolved.
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The Royal Wedding Prince Charles, the heir to the British throne, will walk Meghan Markle down the aisle at her glittering wedding to his son Prince Harry on Saturday after her own father had to pull out because of ill health.
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But after dipping her toe in the Hollywood waters, she declined to plunge in, returning to France immediately after making "The Rage of Paris" and, pleading illness ("ill health resulting from nervous strain," The New York Times reported), delayed her return.
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Lawyers for the network suggested in court proceedings that Ms. Redstone's control of the shares could be in doubt because she's acting at the behest of her father, Sumner Redstone, 95, who has been in ill health for several years.
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