People who are in pain have tried everything and they're still in pain.
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If I'm gonna be in pain, every-god-damn-body is gonna be in pain.
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There are kids out there in pain and sports aren't fun if you're in pain.
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If one person is in pain, everyone is in pain until we all make it better.
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"I see a very divided country, a country in pain, a nation in pain," Williams said.
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And at least half of patients in pain who have a fusion for a degenerated disk remain in pain.
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She isn't in pain; for the first time in a long time, she says she's finally not in pain.
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"We all know people in our lives who are in pain, but we don't know they're in pain" unless we ask, said Grant.
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Or if I'm worried (or concerned, or distressed) that you're in pain, again that's still empathy, even though I'm not also in pain.
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Sufficient behavior would indicate that the cat was in pain, whereas necessary signs must be present in cats to indicate they are in pain.
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He stands alone as a child in pain, and, frankly, many of us are probably biologically wired to respond in some way to children in pain.
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"I was in pain, I was telling them I was in pain, and they were still making me do it," she says of her trainers and coaches.
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"I taped the show, and then I made it to the dressing room on one occasion, just barely, before I writhed in pain and cried in pain," he said.
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") to personal ("Do I enjoy seeing women in pain?
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I'm in pain but pain is temporary — I guess.
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She was visibly upset and appeared to be in pain.
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It is something I dread because he is in pain.
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The first to be branded writhed in pain, she said.
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But there should be no shame in being in pain.
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"I knew she was in pain," Perkins told ABC News.
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Commuters overcome by the gas were left writhing in pain.
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Some people were dead, and others were moaning in pain.
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The first to be branded writhed in pain, Salzman testified.
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I'm doubled over in pain and can't stand up straight.
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Then she woke up in pain in a familiar place.
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Screaming in pain, they were doused in water by passersby.
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How Can You Tell If Your Pet Is in Pain?
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Someone is always being beaten, someone is always in pain.
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Holding onto resentment will only keep you in pain longer.
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This is contact with another person who is in pain.
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When it didn't break, Little immediately doubled over in pain.
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Afterward, Ronaldo writhed in pain and clutched his bloody face.
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Were the models you photographed in pain during the sessions?
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No father wants to see their newborn baby in pain.
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"She was in pain and couldn't stay still," Smith recalls.
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Tench yells in pain, telling the officer he's been shot.
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But why should we put America's superstar companies in PAIN?
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This must end, no one else should be in pain.
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He broke that long run although he was in pain.
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I was in pain, and I just wanted to die.
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Kiraly said Akinradewo was in pain and could not continue.
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Those can be onerous requirements for older people in pain.
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People in pain have fewer and fewer places to go.
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He seemed to be in pain, the court document states.
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But when holy water was used, she screamed in pain.
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"They like hearing about black people in pain," he said.
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Soon I was unable to keep quiet, moaning in pain.
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I don't think they sing, they just screech in pain.
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But right after she finishes, Maggie keels over in pain.
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You cannot be your true self if you're in pain.
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Thinner than I've ever seen her, weak and in pain.
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I have stopped telling doctors that I am in pain.
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"I had been in pain for 28 years," he said.
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I had to make that horrible journey back in pain.
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Mr. Buck said he heard Ms. Glover shout in pain.
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And we always respond best when characters are in pain.
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She was in tears and gripping her arm in pain.
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He's in pain, and his medical bills are stacking up.
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I felt about a 6 out of 10 in pain.
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When the phone rang, James Hunter's legs burned in pain.
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He knelt in pain and was removed from the game.
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"She's in pain, like really bad pain," the employee said.
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Video shows Bolsonaro grimacing in pain before being carried away.
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When Cleve returned from Ramadi, Iraq, he was in pain.
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You probably know how it feels to be in pain.
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You are no longer in pain- no more suffering pops.
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"Dogs in pain should be given the same consideration that humans in pain are, and if cannabis treats can truly relieve their pain, regular doses would be appropriate to help reduce their misery," Nachminovitch added.
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"I'm not in pain," Gina told to her reality TV costars.
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"He was not in pain and passed away peacefully," Bradley said.
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I have to go to work bald, sweating and in pain.
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They're all losing blood, they're in pain and going into shock.
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Randy felt the piercing of his skin and squealed in pain.
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"I'm tough but … really?" she says, hinting that she's in pain.
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So please do see a medical professional if you're in pain.
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There's good news: everyone around you is also reeling in pain.
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" He continued: "Ashamed and in pain, I considered myself damaged goods.
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One moment she would be fine, the next, screaming in pain.
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Is part of your body calling out in pain or discomfort?
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I think LSD could be the next revolution in pain therapy.
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Again, the board remained uncracked and Little screamed out in pain.
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How do dogs in particular show that they are in pain?
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She suffered frequent headaches and her whole body was in pain.
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"[He was] not in pain he went peacefully," his rep said.
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"He is in pain, but resting and doing well," she said.
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Your skin is giving off heat and you're writhing in pain.
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The camera rarely leaves her face as she winces in pain.
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The gatefold of Victim in Pain, that was kind of amazing.
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So I presume you were in pain, or at least uncomfortable.
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Non-human bothers me ... They can't tell you they're in pain.
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Pauly said Mitzi was not in pain in her final days.
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Another dog, Bond, "was in pain with every movement," prosecutors said.
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How can you be angry with someone for being in pain?
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In pain, I told them that I would keep my appointment.
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I felt numb yet in pain, and breathed shallow breaths, restrained.
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A video shows Bolsonaro grimacing in pain before being carried away.
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They said she was crying and appeared to be in pain.
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"It was painful to watch your dog in pain," Galin added.
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"Mother, mother," he repeated, as his eyes rolled back in pain.
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At one point he wails in pain and appears to crying.
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So I tell him that his mother is not in pain.
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We see the blood and hear Hannah cry out in pain.
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But things are cut short when Lily screams out in pain.
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It is one thing to be tired or even in pain.
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One man said he awoke in pain, bleeding from his anus.
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I was paralyzed for months and will always live in pain.
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"From 13 to 19, I was playing in pain," she said.
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The next morning, Ms. Stroup woke up disoriented and in pain.
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Now, Banderas is nominated for his role in "Pain and Glory."
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Hamada was in disbelief as much as he was in pain.
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She was obviously in pain but refused to stop the fight.
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The worst performers displayed just how much the sector was in pain.
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At his last appearance in May, his fist seemed clenched in pain.
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"It's really difficult, I'm in pain all the time," Hudson tells PEOPLE.
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Being inside my own skin and being scared and being in pain?
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Regardless [of] whether he was in pain or not, he always delivered.
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I want to be in pain to some degree after a set.
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Baryshnikov's Nijinsky is crazed, confused, in pain, but forever and always brilliant.
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"It felt like the entire world was in pain," wrote Frida Ghitis.
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"We stand by all your loved ones in pain," the statement read.
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But he's an Olympian and would never tell me he's in pain.
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We are not in pain, we tell ourselves, and we are wrong.
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"I'm healthy, I'm not in pain and there's no issue," Harvey said.
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There's not a minute that goes by that I'm not in pain.
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I observed our daughter being in pain in ways I couldn't imagine.
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When Sarah goes in for hug, however, Kira cries out in pain.
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Samantha wakes up disoriented, in pain, bleeding, and covered in dark veins.
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He left AT&T Park in pain and in a bad mood.
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The impact literally bursts her butt open as she screams in pain.
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He didn't want to show that he was in pain or hurt.
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I cried out in pain and begged him to leave me be.
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I don't know, you're in pain, and you think of Kelly Clarkson.
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For him to be in pain for three years is very frustrating.
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At one point, he moans in pain as she describes the situation.
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One of the complaints alleged that Salley took payment in pain medication.
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Caring for a friend who is in pain can be intensely stressful.
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Three days later, still in pain, she went to an emergency room.
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Wake up groggy and in pain, take some more, and fall asleep.
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I celebrated in my usual way: bending over and shivering in pain.
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"We have said he's not suffering, he's not in pain," Yates said.
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He was doubled over in pain after a poke to the eye.
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If you were in pain, you fight or you don't say anything.
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The vets at my clinic believe that she is not in pain.
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I think you're in pain and should go to the emergency room.
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LVC: You have now moved from depicting men to women in pain.
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" While still in pain, Murphy told fans that she's making "baby steps.
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I'm happy you're no longer in pain and stuck in that bed.
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In the middle of the night, she would wake up in pain.
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When Claire drinks poisoned wine, St. Germain relishes watching her in pain.
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"That means there's a ton of people in pain," Dr. Spence said.
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Then it is shoved into a wire cage, alone and in pain.
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During the entire time, Brown never complained or cried out in pain.
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At 6-foot-4 and growing, his body is always in pain.
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They constantly seem to be suffering in pain, knocked out by pills.
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Romo rolled around in pain before he was taken off the field.
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"They can be heard crying in pain," she said of those trapped.
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Sharon's in pain, and Rob finishes even though the baby is crying.
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It is not for an audience that will seek sexuality in pain.
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I was in pain and did not know how to say that.
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People in pain may be pushed to illicit channels causing more deaths.
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And deciding who is in pain and who needs help takes time.
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He told the judge he had lived a long time in pain.
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Often, they return on the same day—bleeding, in pain, disoriented, shamed.
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In pain, she rushed to a hospital near her house in Michigan.
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He's trying to console a lover who's in pain, bleeding, perhaps dying.
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Just seeing someone else in pain can make you feel worse, too.
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We were tired, hungry, in pain, and in fear about it all.
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"I am hurting, I am in pain, don't you have a conscience?"
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Her chief abuser would taunt her as she cried out in pain.
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Which hours of today can I most afford to be in pain?
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With hospice availability increasing worldwide, it is rare to die in pain.
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"It provided an opportunity to help someone in pain," Ferraro told CNN.
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Hours later, he was doubled over in pain, preparing to enter surgery.
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The patient, who had been writhing uncontrollably in pain, was finally comfortable.
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We shouldn't just routinely recommend an opioid because someone is in pain.
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Solomon winced in pain again, and rose to reassume his stretch pose.
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" But, he said, "people didn't want to see The Guy in pain.
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How the humor of the black female comedians is rooted in pain.
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Later that afternoon, after hours in pain, my bleeding became very heavy.
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In part, she says: I have been in pain my entire life.
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And as far as an increasing number of patients in pain, we don't really have more patients in pain than a lot of other high-income countries who are not consuming opioids at the same rate we are.
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After just a few hours, every part of my foot was in pain.
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Off-screen, we hear the sound of another boy screaming out in pain.
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Footage from the rehearsal showed him lying on the dance floor in pain.
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Security helped him back up, but he was clearly injured and in pain.
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In pain, she dropped the paperwork and Graves grabbed it and drove off.
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It's unclear the extent of the woman's injuries but she's clearly in pain.
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For those with no hope, living out their lives in pain is intolerable.
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People do ask me about the difficulty of sitting with people in pain.
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Because there I was in pain, grieving a girl who was largely imaginary.
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Her lower abdomen twisted in pain as she walked out of her appointment.
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Crowder remained down in pain as play went down to the other end.
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This visit is a compact illustration of the challenges facing women in pain.
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But we know you are no longer in pain and can now rest.
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This caused Broom to scream and cry in pain, according to the petition.
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I decide to call my dentist on Monday if I'm still in pain.
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The placebo group also experienced a 29 percent reduction in pain-related disability.
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Vance then posted a video on Facebook Live, stating he was in pain.
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It made him live more vividly in pain than, you know, just die.
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Do you really not care if the person behind you is in pain?
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He dropped to the ground, rolling in pain before limping off the field.
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Joe was loved by our ENTIRE family and our hearts are in pain.
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Dennis calls her Boobear and hugs her constantly while she writhes in pain.
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Every time she flinches in pain is a reminder that Perry won't change.
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Srinivasan took extra precautions to ensure Prasad was not in pain, he said.
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About half of women who give birth are still in pain weeks later.
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Many of them are doing their jobs excellently, even when in pain. 59.
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Dianty Marquez of Ghetto Rescue said Cargo was in pain when she arrived.
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I heard a horrible cry and he fell to the ground in pain.
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One policeman pleads for backup as his colleague groans in pain the background.
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When Slinker woke up, she was in pain and looking for immediate relief.
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Studies show that patient-provider communication plays an important role in pain management.
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At this point, he's crying out in pain and clearly dragging his legs.
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Love dropped to the ground and was writhing in pain on the baseline.
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When children report that they are in pain, it should be treated effectively.
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As the commentator turned to her, Ms. Fu stood up, grimacing in pain.
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I rolled on the ground in pain, trying to catch my breath again.
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Her new book, Euphoria: Beauty in Pain, is the culmination of that work.
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Those women that are strong, that are very vulnerable, beautiful, but in pain.
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My baby cried in pain and my husband grabbed a box of tissues.
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Mr. Abo Jazar perceives an explosion on the ground, then screams in pain.
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We started moaning in pain as Yvonne counted off the last 30 seconds.
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"Markets are in pain mode," said a hedge fund manager in Sao Paulo.
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When she began to change the infant's diaper, the infant screamed in pain.
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Delaney of Denmark goes down with an arm injury and howls in pain.
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Security footage showed Diana Sanchez writhing in pain while she screamed for help.
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Whether he was frightened, or in pain, or just confused, we couldn't tell.
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Alec is no longer in pain or has to fight this awful disease.
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Antonio Banderas's performance in "Pain and Glory" landed him his first Oscar nomination.
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Our machine-gunner, Ronnie Bryan, was also next to me writhing in pain.
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"Today we are in pain and our pain needs to speak," he says.
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Banderas is nominated for best actor for his role in "Pain and Glory."
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When he did, the volume was so excessive that Sondland appeared in pain.
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No parent wants to see their child in pain, either physically or mentally.
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We also have to recognize that there's a public health crisis in pain.
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Juan writhed in pain and shook uncontrollably as his fever rose, battling malaria.
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What's the takeaway here if you're in pain and considering a surgical procedure?
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And you know when you're in pain, you get a little more agitated.
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"When my ambulance takes a wounded person who is in pain to the hospital, when people reach the hospital, I find peace in knowing I helped an injured person who was in pain," Edhi told Reuters in an interview in 2013.
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"I tried lots of things, but whether I was hurt or not hurt or in pain or not in pain, I would have done the same things," Federer said, emphasizing that he was sometimes playing too far behind the baseline.
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"It's totally possible," said Aivelo, when I asked if the rat was in pain.
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She said she immediately cried in pain, only angering him more, the outlet reported.
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After training today, I saw her doubled over in pain from a muscle cramp.
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They also asked about quality of life and possible changes in pain and functioning.
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This Black man dying, in pain, in front of his child and his partner.
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What could be more dispiriting than being in pain while feeling trapped at work?
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I just know that it's really, really hard to watch Amelia be in pain.
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Turns out that SCN9A also plays a role in pain in the normal population.
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And I know that Sam wouldn't want you spending your time drowning in pain.
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In the van, Johnson was found face-down on the floor and in pain.
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But she conceded to reporters that she was in pain after competing on Monday.
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Today Notre Dame is charred, and Paris, and all of France, is in pain.
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Your choice is to live in pain or let them pull your teeth out.
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In the video, you can see the victim writhing in pain on the ground.
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"Normani's in pain, but fighting through it," a source told TMZ, Entertainment Tonight reports.
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My visage had become so sensitive, a slight breeze made me cringe in pain.
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That kick caused Life to drop to the ground in pain, according to prosecutors.
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His mouth, twisted in pain, as if someone out of shot is pinching him.
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I just want you to know you don't have to suffer in pain alone.
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He's running, from or to something, and he's sweaty, tired, exhausted and in pain.
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Saitama, Japan (CNN)Ryuichi Baba's face contorts in pain as he falls down dead.
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Yes, we might try to move on, but our hearts are still in pain.
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I see a player in pain — whenever he runs, whenever he makes a play.
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It is a portrait in pain, but also in a dark kind of humor.
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I had a herniated lumbar disk, and was in pain for weeks on end.
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Bisceglia said she regrets ever doing it and is in pain, even days later.
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He punctuated the play by flexing his biceps as Love writhed in pain nearby.
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If you touch me, I will scream in pain and run from the room.
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The sting of the tarantula hawk is, in pain terms, the sting of stings.
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I was told he was hurt, he was in pain, his decision wasn't rational.
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He conveys a deep feeling of torture, rooted not in pain but in ennui.
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We are a nation in pain and that pain is only going to spread.
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He pulls out his taser and fires at her, leaving her yelping in pain.
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Tragically, studies have shown that most people die in pain, with their wishes ignored.
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Clearly in pain, Stewart grabbed her right ankle after she crumpled to the court.
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"I was in pain, but the loneliness of it was much stronger," she said.
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Some wanted to go home, some were in pain, some said they were hungry.
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Today, I'm in pain from pushing my body too far, and I'm not alone.
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Not every waiter who dances in pain to your table crying, 'Careful, sir, careful.
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The women screamed in pain as the smell of burnt flesh filled the air.
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When Embiid looked down at the finger he could be heard yelling in pain.
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Torres grimaced in pain for a few moments before being helped off the field.
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He would roar at times, as if in pain or with rage and frustration.
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People come to the table as they are — often in pain, often in need.
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Sprawled across it, Babagana felt every bump, moaning in pain from four bullet wounds.
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NOW: He earned his first Oscar nomination for his performance in "Pain and Glory."
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Talking about Gülen and his movement, he can seem almost to be in pain.
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Helen assumed she would always live in pain, and tried to hide her disease.
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Ward yelps in pain, groans and says something inaudible on the body camera footage.
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Mr. Moseley has made the brain's role in pain part of his life's work.
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"I dream of this every night," he says, his ruddy cheeks contorting in pain.
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She said that Gervais had been in pain despite being paralyzed, the affiliate reported.
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With our breath steamy in the cold air, I decided to be in pain.
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I groaned in pain and they ordered me to stop making noise for them.
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"I think she knew I was in pain," her son Charles, now 52, said.
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Global Health Uganda has a strategy for giving scarce morphine to patients in pain.
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King said they believe she is reacting in pain when not sedated or paralyzed.
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Its songs keel over in pain then let out a hearty chortle seconds later.
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But she didn't have to continue living each day confused, alone, and in pain.
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Now, the study does not say that opioids have no place in pain care.
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And then the next day, police officers denied doing that, and I realized that we've gotten to the point where I have to choose between helping children in pain or filming children in pain to get people to believe that it actually happened.
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When someone dies, it's likely that they leave at least a few people in pain.
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"Ugh #pirate in pain," she captioned a photo of her wearing a black eye patch.
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The bookseller said his "heart is in pain" at having to leave his home city.
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By Saturday afternoon, Lynn Fleming called her family and told them she was in pain.
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A man screams in pain as a doctor cleans a gaping wound on his thigh.
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She was in pain for the next two weeks, and unable to fly for six.
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All while undergoing brutal chemotherapy treatments that left her weak, nauseated, in pain and bloated.
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"I was looking at him, he was in pain," Porte's sports director Fabio Baldato said.
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There is a degree of self-deprecation and shame with feeling in pain a lot.
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But soon after that, D'Agostino stopped in pain, having torn a ligament in her knee.
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She says she noticed Latresa bent over in pain getting out of the hotel elevator.
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Another person in pain is Sarah, who, as suspected, was bullied at Hannah's old school.
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Still lives, splices of a black woman in pain and pleasure, alone and in community.
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Fertility issues are supposed to be private so many of us are silently in pain.
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Really damaged, really upset, and physically and emotionally drained and in pain — my neck, particularly.
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On Christmas Day, the tiny 8-year-old Pomeranian was vomiting and howling in pain.
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"I've walked into rooms where people were crying and in pain and suffering," Cion said.
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Unlike people, pets can't explicitly tell us that they are in pain or experiencing discomfort.
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A flame leaped up to burn his arm, causing him to draw back in pain.
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"I wasn't tired, I wasn't sick, I wasn't in pain," she told the news outlet.
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And if they were in pain or frustrated, they weren't allowed to show those emotions.
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As my doctor told me, however, you shouldn't have to live your life in pain.
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The study found that patients that used Insys' product had the greatest reduction in pain.
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I would wake up in the night screaming in pain because something was kinked inside.
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" Power Stilson is "in pain" every day, but since coming home her "spirits have lifted.
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"It's my calf muscle," he said, clutching his leg in pain while the cameras rolled.
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Cameras and spectators watched in horror as Said writhed in pain on the stadium floor.
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IA: I think that (up until recently) I had been avoiding painting women in pain.
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I was in pain and from everything I heard that meant the exercise was working!
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She opened her mouth and a stunted, crying sound emerged, like an animal in pain.
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Almost immediately, Cabrera began writhing in pain and holding his wrist while kicking his legs.
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Migraines are a condition rooted in pain, and a pain-killer brand should know that.
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These doctors doubtless wanted to help patients in pain to lead happier, more active lives.
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Every year at Passover, we still hear tribes cry out in pain from old slavery.
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We can either just live in pain or we can try and fix it ourselves.
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By the holiday weekend, he was moaning or screaming in pain whenever he was awake.
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Yet another showed a woman wailing in pain from the deadly effects of secondhand smoking.
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Sweetin was attempting the lift pictured below when she fell to the floor in pain.
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At work, we are in the middle of a giant paradigm shift in pain treatment.
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Down the hall, the victim sat with her face covered in bandages, writhing in pain.
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"I had two wisdom teeth taken out and I was in pain crying," she said.
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"We meet today in pain and sorrow," said Huwaished Akroosh, the president of the municipality.
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Activists appeared to yell out in pain as law enforcement officials made their way through.
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I slid off and toppled onto the mats, dazed, more in shock than in pain.
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When you're in pain, how long do you wait before paying for a doctor's visit?
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Seconds later, his Taser's darts struck Williams' chest, knocking him to the ground in pain.
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Haines was unsurprisingly pretty pissed that he was out a ball and still in pain.
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Her body tightened in painful contractions, to the point that she doubled over in pain.
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The stallion had been in pain for a week, after being kicked by a mare.
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The next day, with the city in pain, Mr. de Blasio flew off to Germany.
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He says he's still in pain and that guards still harass him about his condition.
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" Maybe they should have been, "I'm so sorry you're in pain, but I see it.
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The man writhes in pain, then is handcuffed by officers while lying on his stomach.
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If your body is truly in pain, slow down, or if needed, walk or stop.
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Nevertheless, it's understandable to want to help when we see people struggling or in pain.
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Use lots of lube to reduce soreness, stay hydrated, and stop if you're in pain.
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They are in pain, and need your comfort and reassurance that they are not alone.
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I knew very little except that I was in pain and that I shouldn't move.
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Presumably, if Charlie's physicians felt that he was in pain, they would treat it aggressively.
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One of the patients, Mr. Atwood, winced in pain from his broken pelvis as Capt.
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My sweet 0003, my friends that were there, they didn't know I was in pain.
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"Tinslee is suffering, and she is in pain every single day," King said last week.
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But he has also shown in the past that he can soldier on in pain.
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My sweet 16, my friends that were there, they didn't know I was in pain.
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He curled his body into a ball and writhed as if he were in pain.
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"I can't find pills, I'm in pain, and it's really cheap," she remembers telling herself.
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Thin and clearly in pain, his recovery from gangrene is stymied by lack of everything.
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She impulsively stabs him, commanding Scarpia to die as he writhes in pain and collapses.
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"I was in pain, I was in badly pain, ready to pass out," she said.
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At one point, Nadal placed a towel over his face as he grimaced in pain.
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Meals are spent in pain, or filled with worry that a flimsy chair might collapse.
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Even in pain, refugee women like Rana and Hanadi often refuse themselves license to feel.
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Cruz grimaced in pain after swinging and missing on a 224-2136 fastball from Mike Clevinger.
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In emergency rooms across the country, ketamine is used every day to sedate people in pain.
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In a photo they snapped at the "selfie station," she said, Adelstein was visibly in pain.
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On the internet, no one knows I'm posting from my toilet seat, doubled down in pain.
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In one particularly intense video, two girls shriek, spit, and jump up and down in pain.
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People pant in pain as they work out and instructors shame them for not trying harder.
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I have a neuromuscular disease, so I'm constantly sore and in pain, especially when I workout.
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Beatriz started with the pills in the evening and was doubled over in pain by midnight.
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Meanwhile, many in Pike County worry the negative attention will further traumatize a community in pain.
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She thrashed about in pain as the doctors administered an epidural injection into her lower back.
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She was also in pain due to a benign golf ball–sized growth on her neck.
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She died in a way she explicitly wanted to avoid — broken, in pain, humiliation, and anger.
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But having a handle on your body when you are in pain can be extremely valuable.
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I want you to be desperate for me to dare make you scream in pain. Beg!
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Ramirez bent in pain after he fouled the 2-0 pitch from Royals starter Glenn Sparkman.
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Ahmed winced in pain as Hameed used forceps to remove a pellet from his lower back.
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Daredevil depicts Matt Murdock in pain because enduring that pain is what makes him a hero.
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I could not stop crying, I was in pain I was humiliated and I was scared.
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"Seeing my wife in pain, that was probably about the hardest," her husband Austin Forsyth adds.
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The following day, Means returned to the hospital bleeding and in pain, but was dismissed again.
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Emerging-market currencies are also in pain, with Turkish lira and Argentine peso both sharply weaker.
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When she cried out in pain, the man allegedly threw her off the 2nd story balcony.
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She tells Ali she's sorry — she had just wanted to console Jack, who was in pain.
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When I told him I had been in pain afterward, he showed no surprise, only remorse.
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You're always drawn to people in pain and have a wonderful gift for healing through empathy.
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The speedy pass catcher limped off the field before heading to the locker room in pain.
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Wincing in pain, Porter pulled her foot out of the water and saw a terrifying sight.
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"[T]his study demonstrates the power of studying naturally occurring differences in pain sensitivity," he said.
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So if you're in pain and I feel your pain — I am feeling empathy toward you.
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I was in one of those places where I was scared and in pain and hurt.
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"I have seen students in pain, going through meltdowns, coming close to giving up," Tyagi said.
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I want not to be in pain every time I walk up a flight of stairs.
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She went to the doctor, but after the bandage came off, she was still in pain.
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Almost like she knew mama and dad were sad and in pain and needed a night.
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He was still in pain though, and gladly accepted (*cough cough*) herbal remedies from a fan.
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Savannah Chrisley is in pain and it has nothing to do with her recent car accident.
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Albu Saif, Iraq (CNN)The soldier cries out in pain, his combat fatigues soaked with blood.
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But he also has those blue eyes that gleam like sapphires when someone is in pain.
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" He used to tell himself, "There's millions of people in pain, and we have the solution.
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But if your hand hit a rock, you might find yourself yanking it back in pain.
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The next thing she recalled, she said, was waking up alone in his bed, in pain.
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If all of my waking hours are in pain, what is the point of going on?
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Paris (CNN)In pain too agonizing for her to describe, a young woman calls emergency services.
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Yet the doctors didn't think she could be in pain because her brain was so underdeveloped.
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For years, they'd watched me in pain—watched me trying to get rid of that pain.
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"There's only two positions I can lay in where I'm not in pain," Delle Donne said.
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For some reason, seeing the dog in pain was the moment that something clicked for Michael.
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We kept calm, we chatted, and I watched people cough and sneeze and grimace in pain.
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Arrieta lasted just 2 1/3 innings before grabbing his hamstring in pain after a pitch.
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One day, she'd twisted her back so severely that she'd collapsed in pain on the sidewalk.
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The room roars in laughter while the poor groomsman yells in pain, jumping up and down.
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It's a case of: 'I'm in pain and I was expecting that, so let's keep going.
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I'm glad you haven't been in pain, but bleeding that often from sex shouldn't be ignored.
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For achieving noticeable differences in pain, physical therapy was again no better or worse than yoga.
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ROUBAIX, France — Richie Porte sat on the pavement grasping his right shoulder and grimacing in pain.
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Most physicians receive little education and training in pain management in medical school and postgraduate training.
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I have people that I need to live for, even if I'm in pain for it.
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He'd been in pain for a couple of years now and he should've been a backup.
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It's not like you've got legions of runners rolling around on the ground, writhing in pain.
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"Black Bodies in Motion and in Pain:" Edwidge Danticat on Jacob Lawrence's Migration Series. http://t.
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A lot of people suffer in pain and in silence, and they suffer for successive generations.
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By the time she was in the examining room, her body was evidently contorted in pain.
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"She always thinks she can find a way, even if injured and in pain, "Mouratoglou said.
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Facing the end, writhing in pain and despair, she pleads for relief and doubts God's presence.
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He clearly liked the sound of me in pain, because things only got worse from there.
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The young woman had been crying in pain all night — and for the past three weeks.
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Bullet whines and cries in pain in your ear, while your character tries to soothe him.
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Thirty minutes later, the video shows Sanchez clearly in pain, writhing under a navy-blue sheet.
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What bugs Bryant the most is the claim that the fish are in pain, he said.
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Knox stayed on the court briefly, appearing in pain, then was carried off by two teammates.
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A great deal happens in "Pain and Glory," just not ritualistically and not at top volume.
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My first thought when I read your letter, Heartless, was: Oh my god — you're in pain.
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Whips, which encourage horses to run faster and faster, even when they may be in pain.
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Was he in pain, was he cold, was he thirsty, was he calling out for me?
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When she did not pick up, they clubbed him, causing him to keel over in pain.
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Distraction may indeed play a role in pain relief, the review of six small studies suggests.
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India is in uproar, in protest, in ennui, in disenfranchisement, in pain, in anger, in suffering.
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Many have undergone numerous surgeries and are still in pain due to not being treated properly.
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Her back was still in pain, and she did what she felt she had to do.
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She does not take a break from the hard labor even if she is in pain.
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"I heard someone crying in agony, in pain," Faulkner, a fingerprint machine operator, told BuzzFeed News.
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Westbrook rolled over and grabbed his left leg before slapping the floor in pain and frustration.
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"We believe Tinslee is reacting in pain when she's not sedated and paralyzed," the hospital said.
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"I put five tigers to sleep because they were in pain," Maldonado-Passage told KOCO 203.
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"[Booth] reached a place with Brennan where he's no longer in pain," Collier said of the finale.
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The transformation of this character is so rooted in pain and terror that it's mesmerizing to watch.
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Gyllenhaal showed his craft by repeatedly falling off the chair, writhing in pain from the faux injury.
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The pictures show Bolsonaro screaming in pain, then falling backward into the arms of those around him.
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The doctor thought I was still in pain, but I just couldn't breath because I was laughing.
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"It's hard when they die, but they're in pain and their bodies are tired," she tells PEOPLE.
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Taylor Zamor, 30, said the resulting injuries have left him in pain, distressed, and unable to work.
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Logan's in pain all the time, his healing factor is failing, he's in the process of dying.
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A compassionate person does not want to see someone they care about, or anyone really, in pain.
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Monty pulls Tyler's pants down and sodomizes him with a janitor's broom as Tyler screams in pain.
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Slipping between English and Spanish, he told Gonzalez-Zuniga he was in pain and having trouble walking.
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"I don't want my son's last image to be of me struggling and in pain," she said.
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And even as the brain fog began to lift, I was still in pain and always tired.
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What are the best preventative measures I can take to keep my pet from being in pain?
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But we totally get the desire to party in shoes that don't leave us screaming in pain.
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"All you heard was just screaming and crying, just people in pain," he told the News-Press.
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The two of them kiss, and the kiss breaks off because Dany is clearly in pain. Surprise!
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The man pulls out a needle and sticks it into her backside as she yelps in pain.
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A viewer can see Karlov grimace in pain upon being struck before quickly falling to the ground.
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You can hear the crack on the court -- and Shareef was holding his head in pain afterward.
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Others bite their nails, clutch their heads in pain, or simply stare into space, eyes glazed over.
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Marshall tried warming up but appeared to be in pain before heading off to the locker room.
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"The hardest part is to hear and see her in pain," Lilly says of her little girl.
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But Williams' face was expressionless, and it didn't appear as if he were in pain, she said.
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Do your IRA characters understand something about the "real beauty in pain" that most of us don't?
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Cities can be hectic to navigate for those who are tired, in pain, and sensitive to noise.
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Then she'd stand in front of a camera for 25 hours with her back pulsing in pain.
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She's still in pain, but said she hasn't relapsed in almost four years since she got clean.
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Dr. Holland is a diplomate of the American Board of Anesthesiology with subspecialty certification in pain management.
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Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, could not even offer that recognition to a community in pain.
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Yes, he could be hysterical, and wet, and hysterical and wet, and in pain, and also funny.
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In wealthy communities, however, the difference in pain scores with and without college was only 1 point.
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I didn't say anything when I was in pain during sex — which was most of the time.
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This new approach inspired me to write songs for our first full-length record, Victim In Pain.
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Lots of women are afraid of complications during birth, and also don't want to be in pain.
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You can be a great chef and grow without having to wake up in pain every morning.
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"It's a recipe for increased susceptibility for opioid abuse for women who are in pain," Becker says.
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This post originally appeared on VICE Canada Derek Pedro has been in pain for his entire life.
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But stories — even ones about businesses — are ultimately about people, and sometimes those people are in pain.
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He embraces his disease by making a wild, grotesque joke of it, even when he's in pain.
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She needed treatment every day to be able to step on a court even though in pain.
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This is no easy task even for well-educated doctors, let alone for desperate patients in pain.
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His father is a physiatrist in private practice, specializing in pain management and rehabilitation in Norwalk, Conn.
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Tavares skated off slowly, hunched in pain after being helped to his feet, and Staal was penalized.
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But this, cradling my doggy companion as he cried out in pain, for several long, awful minutes.
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Ngo claimed that antifa maced him and posted a picture of himself looking like he's in pain.
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MALA OMER, Iraq — The Kurdish soldier, wounded in battle last year, rose in pain from his wheelchair.
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For an hour, Ms. Sanchez had contractions, writhing in pain and screaming for help, the footage showed.
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In "Pain and Glory," he plays Salvador Mallo, an aging director tormented by physical and psychological maladies.
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Officers later lift his handcuffed wrists toward his head; he again reacts as if he's in pain.
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I writhed in pain, my arms so weak and sore that I could barely hold them up.
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He'd been hit just outside the hospital and walked in, clutching his belly and yelling in pain.
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But he walks with a limp and sometimes pauses midspeech and screws up his face in pain.
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Now, instead of being in pain, she has forgiven others and has a healthy relationship with judgment.
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Carr stayed on the ground for several minutes in pain as trainers came out to treat him.
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Motrin doesn't count in pain management, so the response is narcotics even before X-rays come back.
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However, the solution to the opioid crisis is not to force people in pain to suffer more.
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Lloyd Wells, a member of Ali's entourage, told the writer Thomas Hauser that Ali screamed in pain.
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The boy began trembling and whimpering in pain, straining from wounds to his head, arm and leg.
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Her skin is stretched drum-tight across her face, and her tiny body is tensed in pain.
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TV pictures showed him screaming in pain, then falling backward into the arms of those around him.
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If I wasn't in pain most of the time while I'm skating, I'd be out there much longer.
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My family is sad & in pain because our beautiful 2 yr old boy died after a long illness.
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I'm in pain and I'm suffering and I'm going to need to take a medical leave of absence.
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"There were some nights she would be up all night just groaning in pain or vomiting," she says.
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In her snaps, Longoria is shown laugh-crying in pain as her facialist threads her cheeks and jawline.
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You're helping to bring truth and validity to these poor people who are in pain but not believed.
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People want to push us into saying this is an objective biomarker for detecting that someone's in pain.
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A 2004 study in PAIN found that music therapy decreased anxiety in open-heart patients by 72 percent.
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"She was like crying in pain, 'My hands hurt, my hands hurt,' " Siobhan Quinn, Kathleen's mother, told CBS.
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She was in pain for a week but had not examined the injury because she was "too scared".
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From the moment they arrive at Muttville, if they're in pain, we're going to do something about it.
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And when he yelled out in pain, he said the soldiers simply ordered him to stop making noise.
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Penetrative sex can be uncomfortable, but sometimes it really hurts...like I-am-doubled-over-in-pain hurts.
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A few days ago Lil' Tater passed on, earned his angel wings and is no longer in pain.
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"All of the following resulted in pain, suffering, permanent injury and death of the calves," the statement alleged.
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I have thousands of dollars' worth of debt now from simply just trying not to be in pain.
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Several U.S. states have used midazolam in executions in which witnesses said inmates appeared to twist in pain.
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In Pain and Glory, Antonio Banderas turns in a career-best performance as aging film director Salvador Malio.
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Right now, Mike's caretakers say the animal is not in pain and is showing no signs of discomfort.
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My uncle's no longer in pain, but the family he left behind will never get over this loss.
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You&aposre going to punish people who are legitimately in pain, the cancer patients that need these drugs.
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If the family is in an environment that is suffering, then the family will always be in pain.
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Doctors had to remove a man's eye after an eyeball tattoo left him in pain over the summer.
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His mother had just told him to come home, he said, because she was sick and in pain.
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Even though he was one of the strongest guys out there, I'm glad he's no longer in pain.
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"When any of us is in pain," he added, "we're willing to do almost anything to get relief."
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So with the restaurant stocks in pain lately, could it be time to take another look at Wingstop?
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When I asked Um Ahmed how she felt when she discovered the damage, her face twisted in pain.
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Hengdian, China (CNN)An elderly man cries out in pain during a brutal interrogation in 1940's China.
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Jilf, a psychological sciences grad, says her interest in pain and disgust began at the age of 12.
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Walking over shifting sand dunes has taken a toll on her legs, and she moves slowly, in pain.
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I love you grandpa" and "Joe was loved by the entire family and our hearts are in pain.
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"Â "The idea that I was giving to other humans in pain was a helpful feeling to me.
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He always kept himself where he should be…they are two really good people who are in pain.
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If Gizzell cried out in pain, the boy said, Ford would stick a sock in her granddaughter's mouth.
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Does just the slightest touch on certain spots on your body make you want to scream in pain?
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When pandas pass mucoids, the researchers observed, they become lethargic, appear to be in pain, and stop eating.
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"The other day I realized I wasn't in pain for the first time in five years," she said.
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Several of the injured were young women who seemed stunned and in pain as they were wheeled by.
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A more recent video, also shot in Venezuela, opens with a man on a street, writhing in pain.
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She shared a room with Simon, who she said cried at the sight of his mother in pain.
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"Are you in pain today?" he asks the adorable toddler in a sneak peek at their first meeting.
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Davis: So is everybody just walking around through the NFL season feeling awful, in pain, too heavy, etc.?
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Then Ah Yang in pain was like a fish in a frying pan: his belly arched, bucked, twisted.
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When the drugs wore off, she said she was in pain that was so severe she would cry.
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She wasn't there while I thrashed around on my couch for two hours, screaming in pain and vomiting.
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We see her pulling at him with her telekinesis like it's nothing, while his face contorts in pain.
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"When someone is in pain, sometimes they don't want solutions, they just want to be heard," she said.
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I'd cry out in pain and open my eyes and my world would be safe and normal again.
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If he's in pain, I have to wake up out of my sleep to give him pain meds.
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No one wants a posey girl to be a faker – not in pain mode, not in pleasure mode.
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It's far from being ideal, but I'm able to sit and I'm not constantly screaming out in pain.
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You'll squirm in pain, and you'll cry out and plead, but he'll thrust knife after knife into you.
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In August, she is to begin a fellowship in pain medicine at the University of California, San Francisco.
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Through the haze of alcohol, I remember him gripping me so tightly that I cried out in pain.
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The camera stays on Hannah's face, and we see her flinch in pain at the moment of penetration.
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When a marcher curls up in pain, Mr. Patyal gives him a bottle of cleaning alcohol to sniff.
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Sergeant Allen was constantly in pain, too, he said, but no longer possessed the ability to describe it.
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There wasn't a meaningful difference in pain control between kids who got opioid prescriptions and children who didn't.
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You walk through all of these families, you walk through to this memorial, you'll see people in pain.
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We do not disagree that we need better education in pain management, prescription monitoring systems and nonopioid treatments.
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Earlier this month, Yoenis Cespedes felt his left heel barking in pain, as it has in the past.
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If this occurs, they are incredibly vulnerable — unable to communicate, and thus unable to cry out in pain.
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"They're often in pain for the parent when the parent is struggling with a behavior," Dr. Howard said.
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Mr. Ifansasti was clearly in pain and trying to muster his last reserves of strength to carry on.
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She relishes working with the type of kids who see another student in pain -- and choose to help.
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Mr. Calvillo's face turned pale as he began writhing in pain from a bad reaction to new medication.
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As the man groaned in pain, a Muslim immigrant saw and took the wounded man to the hospital.
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But now, as they reverse course, they are abandoning people in pain as well as people with addiction.
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Ordinary Iranians were already in pain from the US "maximum pressure" campaign, which Tehran sees as economic warfare.
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"It hit her," Mr. White said of the car, pointing to the woman, who was moaning in pain.
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His attitude and words reinforce the stigma that people in pain and addiction long have had to endure.
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Still sick and in pain the morning after she first became ill, she went to an emergency room.
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The woman told her story cheerfully enough, but it was clear to Partain that she was in pain.
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Dancers are always in pain, and she told me the thing to do was relax into the pain.
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She suffered a series of strokes before she was 30, and spent much of her life in pain.
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And in the reassurance that small towns can be counted on to give comfort to another in pain.
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The handler had to talk to cops, and the autograph seeker was writhing in pain in the ambulance.
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But now, as they reverse course, they are abandoning people in pain as well as people with addiction.
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He said my work at The New York Times and in "Pain Killer" had helped inform his investigation.
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She spent years in pain, especially across her face and neck as skin grafts stretched tighter and tighter.
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Footage of the incident showed the 63-year-old doubling over in pain before being rushed to hospital.
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After the meeting wrapped up, volunteers brought over a dozen therapy dogs to help console those in pain.
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In Kyrgyzstan, she was told, it's much harder to prescribe morphine and patients are always crying in pain.
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Eventually we took you for an operation that left you in pain and so fragile it broke my heart.
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Remember, if you're not in pain from the amount of money you're saving each month, you're not saving enough.
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She throws her body at her obstacles, again and again, screaming and writhing in pain as she moves forward.
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If you can breathe easy when your body is in pain, then it's easier to breathe during difficult situations.
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If she's suddenly avoiding laying on her right side it could be an early indication that she's in pain.
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Next thing she knows, Green is on top of her, her pants were off and she was in pain.
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"I'm in pain from the moment I wake up and right until I go to sleep," McCulley told KTVB.
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" According to Pressler, patients in pain often change their mind midway through a study since "pain comes and goes.
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Many of these strategies come under the heading of neuromodulation, a term you hear everywhere in pain management circles.
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They talk about other things instead, and it's rarely a sign of whether they are in pain or not.
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When she first came in, Claire was restless and in pain, refusing food because she was nauseated from withdrawal.
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The week before my baby shower, I felt what I thought were contractions — I was in pain all over.
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I looked at my doctor, and my eyes welled up because I was so tired of being in pain.
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An apology will never bring these 17 Floridians back to life or comfort the families who are in pain.
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In the first few days of my period, I was still writhing in pain, downing Advil every few hours.
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Moyer fell to the court in pain holding his left shoulder with 22.6 seconds left and Stackhouse went ballistic.
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"They arrive at the doors of the hospital bleeding and in pain," says Sara García of the Citizens' Association.
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It won't put a diaper on a babies bottom or help a wounded man/woman that are in pain.
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After a moment's silence, she suddenly screamed out in pain, then repeatedly shouted "help me," clutching her right leg.
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Medical workers help a protester in pain from tear gas fired by police in Hong Kong on July 21.
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Placebo effects in pain are so large, in fact, that drug manufacturers are finding it hard to beat them.
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Reach out if you're in pain, and if you know someone who is, reach out to them too. pic.twitter.
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In the movies, heart attacks are typically dramatic and sudden: A man grips his chest in pain and collapses.
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Odd smells were passed under my nose, smells so acrid and potent they had me doubled up in pain.
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"I suppose," the girl said, planting the nail file down on the counter as if she were in pain.
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As Bell skates past with her right leg extended, her blade strikes Eun-soo, who immediately reacts in pain.
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On the other hand, learned associations are known to be strong in pain and psychiatric disorders such as depression.
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"Officials found two 'mentally incoherent' cows laying on their side and 'moaning as if in pain'," the complaint said.
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Then after a while, being in pain, I started to have small flashbacks of what could have been happening.
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To be totally honest, I spent pretty much the entire session in pain, waiting for it to be over.
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Teammates were stunned to see him doubled over in pain after running into a pick seconds into the game.
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For this reason, a lackluster average drop in pain may actually hide people who do see a noticeable benefit.
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The new method could help them to administer medicine in proper doses or determine whether babies are in pain.
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If only the 32-year-old from Brooklyn, tired and in pain, had not attempted a dive that day.
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He seeks $30 million in compensatory damages, $90 million in punitive damages and $50 million in pain and suffering.
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"Our gain will result in pain being felt elsewhere," Easterbrook said on a conference call to discuss the results.
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Clay may not be able to bring Hannah back, but he can reach out to someone else in pain.
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"Instead of 'I'm nauseous, and I'm in pain,' it's 'I'm lonely,' 'I'm scared,' 'I'm frustrated,' 'I'm worried,' " he said.
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I worry about stuff like getting sick, home invasions, and how animals are in pain but can't tell anyone.
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"The days after the incident, I was obviously scared and in pain," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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And it is all but legally required for bloggers to cry out in pain whenever anything anywhere is redesigned.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Subsys in 2012 for treating sudden increases in pain in cancer patients.
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Without an MRI, these issues likely would have gone unknown, with the mothers in pain, and in the dark.
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Even on opioids, she is constantly in pain, but opioids reduce it enough that it's not a constant thought.
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They just didn't know what it was and were living in pain and didn't know how to treat it.
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For what it's worth: The first day I wore these shoes, I experienced zero blisters or "break-in" pain.
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She's so bubbly and even when she's in pain, she's constantly smiling and never lets anything keep her down.
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"He was in pain of course, but he was amazing," Ludvigsson said of Raddon, who had lost his foot.
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Pictures allegedly from the event show Eun-soo just after suffering the injury wincing in pain on the ice.
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The herb is used extensively by the local shepherds when someone is unconscious, in pain or even under stress.
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Snapshot Despite his genial persona, David Schwimmer is drawn to characters who are struggling, broken, flawed and in pain.
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Of course he was in pain and he was prone and we were trying to get liquids into him.
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Varnam says her client screamed in pain and protest, but it took Varnam's insistence for the doctor to stop.
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"One at a time and very slowly, mathodicly place torcher [sic] make them cry out in pain," reads another.
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The whole child screaming in pain without an arm thing is just the icing on the fucked up cake.
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As the man screams out in pain, several people onboard beg the security officers to stop what they're doing.
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I have seen a dear friend dying of lung cancer screaming and writhing in pain in the final stages.
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But he was playing in pain, the team said, and nine games into his return he ended his season.
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I had high hopes of fitting in some yoga tonight but my neck is in pain and I'm exhausted.
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She disliked looking at women's expressions now, believing that they probably weren't experiencing pleasure and might be in pain.
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He posted a video of them singing in his room, while Mr. Smith howled in pain in the background.
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"People in Pain" embraced obsolescence by design, functioning as a self-reflexive meditation on memory, time, and cultural value.
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Trilobites Discovering the rodent's imperviousness to a stinging chemical compound may lead to advancements in pain treatment for people.
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I was the one in pain — why did I have to be the one to accommodate everyone else's feelings?
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The spikes give another aura, energy and life, as if the figures are alive and moving, trembling in pain.
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He said he had fallen in the dark and then waited days in pain before getting an X-ray.
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By then, he was sick and bedridden and often in pain, but he never stopped thinking of San Francisco.
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When each act of resistance Is labeled as aggression When you can't even scream in pain [Without being pathologized].
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It's hardly an extravagant request, and you are indeed "entitled" to get through your workday without being in pain.
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Lying in pain in her hotel room, she asked her co-worker to carry her suitcase from her room.
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Five months after the initial onset, I sent myself to NYU's emergency room after almost blacking out in pain.
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A minute later, it's Yerry Mina on the ground in pain, as his hand gets stepped on by Lewandowski.
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Then a second man steps in to intervene, and the husband, an old fellow, abruptly doubles up in pain.
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On her first night in Atlanta, she recalled, she had been in pain and lonely, and had slept badly.
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The prisoner asks his new mate, in pain, barely awake, to provide plausible symptoms when the doctors come around.
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But for a month now, his 8-year-old daughter, Leslie, has been doubling over in pain after meals.
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"People will definitely go back out today because they're in pain," said Ramzi Ismail,a 60-year-old engineer.
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"He was in pain of course, but he was amazing," Ludvigsson said of Raddon, who had lost his foot.
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If we put insect bites on a dimension measured in pain, they would not register sufficiently or at all.
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And I would be there with him at the end, through his death in pain and confusion from dementia.
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That way, the patient will return to the pharmacy for more pills only if they are still in pain.
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I tiptoe past Bed A to Bed B, where a patient might be moaning in pain or coughing uncontrollably.
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People who took the medicines had a 19 percent reduction in pain scores after six months on the regimen.
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The unintended consequence of today's version of the "war on drugs" is that people in pain have been forgotten.
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For sick patients in pain, the stricter laws are a welcomed addition to the outlaw that came before it.
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"If the child does need an opioid, that's O.K., we don't want them writhing in pain," Dr. Abzug said.
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Playing baseball poorly and in pain, didn't seem as interesting as a mystical new life away from the field.
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When she woke, Ms. Ito said, she was underneath Mr. Yamaguchi in his hotel bed, naked and in pain.
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It can be extremely difficult to see someone you love in pain, but they need space to express themselves.
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The evil and despicable attack left mothers and fathers, infants and children thrashing in pain and gasping for air.
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The one time I realized he was in pain was when he thought no one was looking at him.
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During his court appearance, Ragin was emotional -- burying his head in his hands -- and looked to be in pain.
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Having experienced her fair share of doctors, she offered a piece of wisdom for people going through similar health struggles to keep in mind: "A lot of doctors think that when you're in pain, you're not really in pain, that you're just being dramatic, that it's all happening in your head," she said.
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I went into contractions — it was almost like letting the pain out, in a way, because I was in pain.
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Our head sinks into a soft pillow while some poor creature shrieks in pain as its face is chewed off.
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Focusing on pain relief, she tested how differences in pain sensitivity and tolerance differ among male and female cannabis smokers.
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However, it is not considered ethical to include a placebo group in a study of patients in pain, Nissen explained.
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Kathy, 58, said that her mom is now getting "the best" 24-hour care and she is not in pain.
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Upon completing their dance during rehearsal, Arlen was bent over in pain after Chmerkovskiy pulled her up from the floor.
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No more will my feet be in pain from many hours of walking in shoes that cause blisters and bunions.
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It all started about one year ago, when Gracie Lou "started showing some signs she was in pain," Heigl explained.
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That is easy to aspire to, but obviously difficult to attain – especially if you are in pain from an illness.
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Hager said he had contemplated killing his wife for several days because she had been in pain, the affidavit stated.
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If you're in pain, you should definitely go to a podiatrist instead of trying to fix it on your own.
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"As a husband, it is hard to see your wife in pain," Bogle's husband David said at the FDA hearing.
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In pain, in shock, and uncomfortable around the male first responders, she said she didn't immediately report the sexual assault.
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I want to see Calle Jarnkrok gently bump P.K. Subban, with Subban crashing to the ice and writhing in pain.
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Of course, it's also a big hoop to jump through for employees who are in pain and legitimately need surgery.
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"Reach out if you're in pain, and if you know someone who is, reach out to them too," she tweeted.
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Yet, at a time when mall-based retailers are in pain, Cramer was puzzled by the strength of Federal Realty.
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At first, it seems like her heart doesn't work because she falls over in pain and he erupts into flames.
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Or if you recently gave birth and are in pain, using a bidet could be very practical in that sense.
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In both of the randomized clinical trials, groups that received the cupping therapy reported more favorable effects in pain relief.
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"It is good Trump and Pence are going to Louisiana to help fellow Americans who are in pain," he tweeted.
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I could not have imagined this scene the first time I saw her wincing in pain on a hospital bed.
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The work was not easy, and Zeng noted that sitting in the backless chairs all day left him in pain.
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I was on the floor writhing in pain … It went from a 3 to an 11 [on the pain scale].
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For example, I could see a dog who has a high heart rate, a classic sign of being in pain.
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"I am in pain all the way around, so it's time to say bye-bye," Woosnam, 58, told The Scotsman.
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All vacillated between hope and fear; mired in pain, they told and retold their stories to anybody who would listen.
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"I've been in pain all my life but it's gotten a lot worse in the last little while," Autumn said.
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The first step is to ensure that doctors—and patients—know that it is not necessary to die in pain.
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Instead, she started screaming in pain and begging for help before Lipka was ultimately able to bind and gag her.
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The study, published on Wednesday in PLOS One, compiles 25 behavioral signs that might indicate your cat is in pain.
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Trubisky was "in pain," head coach Matt Nagy said, and is schedule to undergo treatment and be evaluated again Wednesday.
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"So even if he was in pain and wanted to slow down, he could not have done so," Guillermo said.
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However, according to the UK High Court's published opinion, there was no evidence that he was suffering or in pain.
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I couldn't sit or stand or even move for the first three days without wincing in pain or bracing myself.
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They call it "the bends" 'cause you bend over in pain at all your joints where the bubbles build up.
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But who can worry about the fate of a backup husband when Claire is bleeding and doubled over in pain?
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Several of the studies were done in pain centers where they have expert programs, and those just are not widespread.
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"I am always in pain," said Adiba, a Yazidi who was captured by ISIS and sold six times before escaping.
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Among them was an image of a naked 9-year-old girl, Kim Phuc, screaming in pain from napalm burns.
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Pederson fell in pain but managed to throw the ball to the relay man as he lay on his back.
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Lowry slapped the floor in pain and frustration before being helped to his feet and limping to the locker room.
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It was a scary sight ... JR dropped to the ground in pain and had to be carted off the field.
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The evil and the despicable attack left mothers and fathers, infants and children, thrashing in pain and gasping for air.
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My dad lived in pain for years because he couldn't afford to get the surgeries that eventually saved his life.
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Throughout my twenties, I kept this equation running: Which hours of today can I least afford to be in pain?
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Then they took another bus to Aleppo, Fatima weak and in pain, and crossed front lines to government-held territory.
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I call the doctor on call and she says it's pretty normal, unless I'm in pain or are bleeding steadily.
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He was in pain, and the couple didn't know how much longer he had, but Rachel says they didn't care.
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You feel like you're always in pain — from school, gymnastics, whatever it is — but it only lasts for so long.
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His teammate Marc Staal's stick slipped inside the bars on Lundqvist's mask, sending him writhing to the ice in pain.
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The 225-foot Embiid winced in pain as he missed both free throw attempts before retreating to the locker room.
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One-third of Americans say that they have been in pain "often" or "very often" in the last four weeks.
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Banderas was nominated for best performance by an actor in a leading role for his performance in "Pain and Glory."
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Froseth's eyes are a force to be reckoned with, simultaneously magnetic and inviting, yet crying out almost audibly in pain.
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After three months, there was no clinically significant difference in pain or function between the treatment groups and the controls.
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That accounts for a serial killer's lack of remorse, because they have little ability to empathize with others in pain.
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In the video, Blount tries pull Ward out of the vehicle, but Ward groans that his legs are in pain.
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" The report notes that Paddock regularly complained to friends and family that he "consistently felt ill, in pain or fatigued.
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After she receives her fourth blow, a slightly built woman on the far end of the line doubles over in pain.
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Even though she applied numbing cream to the area, you can still hear him screaming in pain while having it done.
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On the other half, the Black boy who was writhing in pain is now on a swing, surrounded by floating balloons.
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After the first class, Nevins was frustrated and in pain – his prosthetic legs were pushing into the backs of his knees.
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"I know many people are in pain, and I know there's many things we have to go through together," she said.
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He said the little girl would be in pain because of the rugged terrain as she made her way to school.
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MJ's father walked into a Panda Express next to the accident scene, and sat down wincing in pain ... according to witnesses.
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He spent the next 45 minutes grimacing in pain as he sat on the edge of the stage ... unable to stand.
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To see my entire world in pain, I started to hate the world because of what they were doing to him.
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Last year Pfizer and Waxman's team reported that three of the five patients described a decrease in pain with the blockers.
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Her mother found a way of cradling her so she wouldn't cry, but when others held her she'd scream in pain.
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Nurses are there for us when we are in pain, when we are confused, and when our loved ones need care.
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"While I would not want you to be in pain, that suggestion is a bit extreme and unrealistic," Dr. Needle says.
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The affected brain region, known as the anterior cingulate cortex, is also activated when a human encounters another person in pain.
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She still is in pain from endometriosis and may need more surgery in the future to remove additional lesions, she said.
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"It's so hard as a parent to see our child in pain and not be able to comfort him," she says.
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With Ollie in pain and no solution in sight, his owners made the difficult decision to put the dog to sleep.
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Doing the Mashed Potato, wincing in pain, graceless under pressure, I hoot to nobody within hearing: the hell with you, Hemingway!
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Estimates suggest that up to 60 percent of the variability in pain is the result of inherited—that is, genetic—factors.
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Along with not being able to walk or talk, she can't sit up on her own and is often in pain.
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"Dinnertime and you're on my mind, you probably always were," raps Justin Swinburne, his voice breaking as if he's in pain.
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That's why we will promote prescription drug monitoring programs to prevent doctor shopping and invest in pain-relief alternatives to opioids.
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On Valentine's Day, Ded walked into the living room and discovered his wife on the couch, shaking and writhing in pain.
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Always in pain of varying degrees, she had to start using a walker or cane, and was severely depressed and anxious.
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This message must be clearly articulated by everyone committed to curbing opioid addiction without sacrificing the needs of people in pain.
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He allowed one run on four hits to beat the Orioles, and he admitted afterward that he was pitching in pain.
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Spade's clearly still in pain, but had it in him to joke about his first interaction with cops after the crash.
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Though the mother of two is heartbroken over the death, she is thankful that her grandmother is no longer in pain.
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Mehul Desai MD, president of the International Spine, Pain & Performance Center, is board certified in Pain Medicine and Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation.
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When the pregnant woman is killed, he howls in pain at the loss of yet another child and holds Rocky responsible.
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After three months, all of the patients experienced similar reductions in pain and improvements in things like physical functioning and sleep.
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After treatment, both groups reported a similar average reduction in pain ratings of about 0.8, researchers report in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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A good dead, reach out to someone in pain, be of service, it feels good and it's good for your soul.
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Mario proceeds to fly out of his overalls in pain, and angrily waves them around while his penis is completely exposed.
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According to the police report, the woman said her wrist was in pain and she was scraped from Brown pushing her.
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He grimaced in pain after a swing in the sixth inning Friday and did not come out for the seventh inning.
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But she says that when he was in pain because he couldn't have surgery, he started to feel sorry for himself.
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Watching your experience, it is no wonder that many sexual assault survivors hide their past and suffering in pain and silence.
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Visibly in pain, Ms Fu explained that her period had begun the night before and that she was "fatigued, very tired".
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Yelling in pain, Moldavsky managed to escape the arm lock to land some ground and pound to the head of Bajor.
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Below layers of Ivy League discourse and the protective cocoon of identity in 2018, we find two twenty-somethings in pain.
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"That's a very common concern that I hear from patients," said Nesbit, a clinical pharmacy specialist in pain management at Hopkins.
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Prostaglandins are involved in pain but also in the creation of collagen, a substance that aids in tissue healing, he said.
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Carroll went down in pain after the play and then got up and walked to the locker room, cradling his wrist.
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"Let's not be afraid to admit that we come here wounded and that we also come here in pain," she said.
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"My staff have spoken with Amazon workers who are homeless, who are hungry, who are suffering and in pain," Sanders wrote.
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After getting tangled up with Justise Winslow, Young left the court in pain and with just five points in 259 minutes.
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TO THE EDITOR: Re "When Children Are in Pain" (Well, June 28): Children should never be subjected to ineffective pain management.
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But it has been reported that he had hip surgery in the mid-2000s and may have still been in pain.
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By analyzing neural activity, it can tell not just whether someone is in pain but also how intense the experience is.
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"l meet patients who are changing doctors because 'I'm still in pain,'" said Dr. Sibanda, who works for Whatley Health Services.
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LONDON — Don't attempt this very sporty proposal unless you're confident you can casually run several miles without doubling over in pain.
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So, while it's totally natural to hide yourself away and isolate when you're in pain or suffering, just do the opposite.
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The next day, in pain with a swollen leg, he went to went to urgent care, where he was given antibiotics.
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The candidates have been pretty clear on policy, but how would he/she relate to a community, and country, in pain?
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Bystanders will know the tourniquet is tight enough because the patient will be uncomfortable and may be in pain, Darley says.
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These so-called decision-makers luxuriate in their purism while millions of Americans writhe in pain on the road to serfdom.
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None of them had ever approached a medical professional for advice on binding, even if they were in pain from binding.
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Stripped bare and crippled in pain, he walks into the distance, eventually disappearing to leave behind only the pool of blood.
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In France, to get the right to die, you have to be on your very last legs and screaming in pain.
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Mars squares off with your ruling planet Neptune today, asking you: When you're in pain, do you pretend it's not there?
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Instead of screaming in pain, she simply pulled her flesh off the nail, and covered the bloody hole with her shirt.
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You can just about make out the word "mama," a wail trapped on tape, trapped inside a doll, seemingly in pain.
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"By the time we see cows in pain as we perceive it, they may have endured a lot already," Kavanagh continued.
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The woman says she woke up the next morning in pain and went to police, and a rape kit was administered.
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His figures are about to undertake a journey that is drenched in hope, but, in all likelihood, will end in pain.
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He came down hard on it late in the half and cried out in pain but he started the second half.
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"When you start being in pain, you're thinking of relief," he said in December at his home in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
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A bear with a melon for a head, but it's got these sharp claws and it's kind of howling in pain.
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They also nearly lost him when he took a bad step and was left clutching his ankle and writhing in pain.
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They just have within them the decency and sensitivity to know how to extend kindness to another human being in pain.
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Fakir Musafar first found pleasure in pain as a teenager named Roland Loomis in his family's basement in the mid-1940s.
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For the rest of us: When we see people in pain, let's check our instinct to comfort them on our timetable.
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From 2015 through 2017, often limping or clearly playing in pain, Woods entered only 12 tournaments, and the results were embarrassing.
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"Yesterday, I felt contractions, I was in pain and was worried that I was going to have a miscarriage," she said.
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Generally, most people don't like the sound of an animal in pain (especially one that has been both cute and helpful).
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Ramirez, a two-time All-Star, bent in pain after he fouled the 2-0 pitch from Royals starter Glenn Sparkman.
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Ovechkin went down awkwardly and reportedly screamed in pain before leaving the ice without putting any weight on his left leg.
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What Mr. Parr can offer, as AIDS plays did for so many theatergoers in pain, is a kind of safe house.
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The fMRI showed activated neural circuits centered around the insula — exactly the circuits that get activated when we're in pain ourselves.
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And we hurt for the entire community of Parkland, Florida, that is now in shock, in pain, and searching for answers.
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It is difficult, if not impossible, to assume correctly that patients with devastating brain damage are truly suffering or in pain.
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This goofier approach led to things like Lois dropping a hot pan on Superman's foot and his hopping around in pain.
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Still, the observed reductions in pain and swelling from the lowest to the highest group in fish intake is clinically significant.
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The patients who got electrical stimulation from engaged physical therapists were the clear winners, with a 77 percent reduction in pain.
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That said, the opioid crisis must be solved without adversely affecting people in pain and leaving them with inadequate treatment options.
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Not one, but two instances of cats getting hit in their (perfectly smooth, Barbie-like) groins and crying out in pain.
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An interior and urban designer who legally changed his given name, McQ had been in pain and physical decline for years.
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Kuemper lay on the ice in pain while being treated by trainers, before departing with a towel held to his face.
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Opioid drugs do have a place in pain management, and if used properly, they should not pose a danger of addiction.
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As an expert in pain with sex, I hear from many women who were traumatized as young women by painful exams.
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Vanderhyden — who was only 10 years old when Bender debuted the work — articulated his fascination with "People in Pain" in the show's catalogue: The more I learned about People in Pain, the more interested I became in the moment of its reappearance versus the moment of its original existence, and how this time envelope complemented the piece itself.
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He and his colleagues have found 64% lower opioid use in pain patients who reported using medical marijuana in an online survey.
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After seeing her in pain, Richard urges Frankie to have surgery, but she refuses, wanting to keep her still-baking baby safe.
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We were just talking about Hemingway's first wife; she was somebody who would see people in pain and reach out to them.
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It was this sprightliness that proved to be detrimental for Ziggy, who was limping and seemed to be in pain when walking.
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In it, Jessica can be seen with tears rolling down her cheeks, her eyes closed as her body tenses upward in pain.
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We need to treat pets who are in pain but we also need to know how to identify and handle suspicious behavior.
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In 803 the pair went on to write Wall and Melzack's Textbook of Pain, the most comprehensive reference work in pain medicine.
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Her presence is so strong here, still, but it's very peaceful to know that she's at peace and not in pain anymore.
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As for the sex tweet, it should have said, "where both partners are in pain at the same time while having sex".
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In the show, he became Clay's spirit guide, counselor, mentor, and friend, a big brother and adult presiding over children in pain.
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I only have flashes, glimpses of his face screwed up in pain, seen through my tears, washed in that weird, white light.
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"Each additional surgery tends to increase your risk of complications and decrease the reward in terms of reduction in pain," she adds.
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It's impossible not to imagine all of the organ damage Monty is inflicting upon his victim while Tyler screams out in pain.
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When something terrible happens, there are photos of people in pain and people suffering, rather than the person who caused the suffering.
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Let him languish in pain crying aloud for mercy, & let there be no surcease to his agony till he sing in dissolution.
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It would be fascinating to see whether this approach could be fully incorporated in pain management plans, perhaps even within the home.
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It's different when I do it, because I'm in control; I know everything is clean, I know no one is in pain.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests that parents massage the child's gums with a clean finger when a baby is in pain.
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When officers responded to the scene, they found Bayanilla lying on the ground behind an apartment building, screaming in pain, police said.
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The researchers write in Pain Medicine that pain is recognized as the most compelling reason for an individual to seek medical attention.
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The drug was used in troubled executions in Oklahoma and Arizona where witnesses said inmates twisted in pain on death chamber gurneys.
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"We both healed but we've always got to do our best to pay attention when other people are in pain," he said.
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Weak and writhing in pain on a hospital bed, he still demands a sexual favor from her before he'll give anything up.
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Laying in Adora's bed — the first time she has ever been allowed in the off-limits room — Camille is writhing in pain.
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It's probably the lack of sleep and hot coffee, which has a tendency to make me feel depressed and/or in pain.
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And sometimes it's nothing: just because some people aren't baring their souls on a given platform doesn't mean they're not in pain.
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Overall, knee surgery was no better than these alternatives for improving physical function, and resulted in only a small reduction in pain.
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Based on the comments, it looks like people were concerned the starfish may have been in pain when it was picked up.
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He then tailors exercise programs that build a foundation for pain-free activity, so that those triggers no longer result in pain.
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"You gotta get someone here quick," the caller tells dispatchers as his neighbor can be heard in the background, moaning in pain.
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He was put on a stretcher and seemed to rock his legs from one side to the other, apparently still in pain.
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Outdated gender stereotypes would have you believe that men aren't supposed to cry when they're in pain, or express much emotion otherwise.
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In the eponymous Apple Music documentary, Andre 3000 reflects on Future's legacy in trap, a genre he says is rooted in pain.
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All of this seemed in jeopardy in the Season 6 finale, when Lorna was seen grabbing her stomach and screaming in pain.
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"When people are in pain and moved by air, our job is to provide care and make it comfortable for them," Maj.
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Visibly grimacing in pain, he missed a rotation and the judges punished the omission by downgrading the skill to a level three.
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Veterans this year complained that the rules make it harder for them to get timely prescription renewals, which leaves them in pain.
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"She's now in pain and most likely getting scars all over her little hands and her chin because of this," Monteagudo wrote.
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He fielded the ball and threw it to first for the out before going to the ground near the mound in pain.
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The service is "distractingly good," the ad says, leaving Drake's eventual fate unknown as he slides off the gym bench in pain.
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One onlooker called 911 after witnessing some of the attendees in pain and at least five people were hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Although we have known each other for 15 years, during the last two, she holds her ears in pain when I sing.
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" When he's coaching child actors to make noises as though they're in pain, he keeps stopping them because they look "too happy.
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To the Editor: As a physician who specializes in pain management, I agree that we are overusing opioids and underusing other treatments.
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Because she sees that Bob is in pain and struggling, Shelly's natural reaction is to try and alleviate or eliminate Bob's suffering.
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For 24 minutes, the woman, who the log shows was 18, said everyone in the bathroom was injured and groaning in pain.
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" Elaine Scarry, in the 23 book "The Body in Pain," wrote, "Physical pain does not simply resist language but actively destroys it.
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After pulling away and reaching for his father, Rafael Cruz, the Texas senator inadvertently elbowed Heidi, causing her to flinch in pain.
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Two years after reconstructive surgery, most recipients reported improvements in pain, knee function and quality of life, researchers report in The Lancet.
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"There's no reason why someone should be in pain and suffer while pregnant," says Laura Laursen, a practicing OB-GYN in Chicago.
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To be a man was to maintain the appearance of toughness, to never let on that you were weak or in pain.
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The fact remained that people were coming to Pinterest to look for stuff related to self-harm, feeling overwhelmed and in pain.
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I made it to the next building over, Patton Hall, still in pain and trying to catch my breath from the jump.
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He returned to the court to hold a dicey service game but winced in pain after scrambling to retrieve an exquisite lob.
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"We both healed but we've always got to do our best to pay attention when other people are in pain," Johnson said.
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In the video, you can immediately hear Sweetin scream out, "You landed on my ankle!" as she rolls around, wincing in pain.
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The rib injury worsened in the third, and Brooks winced in pain as the visibly bigger 'Cowboy' pushed him against the fence.
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"Men were screaming in pain, yet any noise or signal for help would mean a sniper would pick you off," he says.
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Last week, it was Odell Beckham Jr., the Giants' popular lightning rod of a wide receiver who exited the arena in pain.
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But to his family, he is a hideous monster, his plaintive attempts to communicate causing them to shield their ears in pain.
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It's less about you arguing about facts — it's more about how they respond to the person they care about (you!) in pain.
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"Patients who were treated with cannabis or cannabinoids were more likely to experience a significant reduction in pain symptoms," the researchers wrote.
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He added that the new 25 percent tariff could have a "cataclysmic" effect on retailers, especially those that are already in pain.
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When her first patient, Ms. Sillah, remained in pain two weeks post-surgery, Dr. Percec began prescribing women an ointment with lidocaine.
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The federation said Neymar had been in pain since Brazil's 1-1 draw against Switzerland on Friday, when he was consistently fouled.
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Concern etched Ms. Sahar's face as her son winced in pain, but like many in the crowded wards, her tone was calm.
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The travel and hospitality industries aren't the only ones in pain, as a drop in consumer spending hits a variety of businesses.
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One by one, they spoke of Sabathia's courage in continuing to pitch in pain over the final weeks of the regular season.
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"When I'm too worn out or in pain I lie in bed and write in my mind," she said in an email.
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But by the time she's through fulminating, grandstanding and ultimately writhing in pain, you've realized that her anger isn't random, or singular.
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Jimmy spends much of this week's episode seething about his fortunes and in pain that leaves him, literally, flat on his back.
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Every so often, nurses turned him so that he did not develop bedsores, and he sometimes grimaced in pain as he spoke.
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"We are in so much pain right now, but we are thankful that you are no longer in pain," the post said.
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If you see someone in pain, that's not a natural way to be, you must, as a human being, respond to that.
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It said the girlfriend was in pain, bruised, had a cut on her forearm and swelling on her jaw when police arrived.
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This includes opioid medications, which when sold, prescribed and used responsibly, play an appropriate role in pain relief for millions of Americans.
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Ideally, your friend would enlist the services of a specialist in pain management or palliative care who could work with his oncologist.
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She looked groggy and in pain as she performed a slew of post-race interviews, but seemed better a few hours later.
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Researchers also point to conditions like hyperalgesia, an increase in pain sensitivity, which can be brought on by long-term opioid use.
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I want to see the CEO in pain by how much money he puts in his own company and how much time, etc.
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"I thought the point of an epidural was to not be in any pain, and Jamie's still in pain," he tells the camera.
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Join me on this safari through The Process's psyche as he is first nervous, then intrigued, bemused, enraptured, in pain and, finally, terrified.
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In another instance, an officer raises the teen's handcuffed arms behind his back toward his head while he screams out in pain again.
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The stress of the trip can cause symptoms related to Deja's multiple sclerosis to flare, leaving her bedridden and in pain for days.
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A Florida Department of Corrections official told reporters there were no complications and Asay did not show any signs of being in pain.
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Cirstea approached her, then looked shocked as Mattek-Sands continued to cry out in pain as everybody around the court initially seemed stunned.
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I look forward to these biweekly appointments, but I leave this one feeling almost more uncomfortable and in pain than I was before.
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It often works wonders but requires a full year of rehab, and even after a whole season off Greg is still in pain.
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Smith said his activist firm is looking to replace the board at Depomed, a pharma company that specializes in pain and neurology products.
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"I have to tried to keep that family together because everybody's in pain," she said, adding that she goes to weekly therapy sessions.
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The beatings were delivered on the clothed backs of the men and women, some of whom cried out in pain with each stroke.
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James spent several seconds on the baseline hunched over in pain before walking to the bench while the officials looked at the replay.
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And if it doesn't evolve, will it start to feel like we're just watching a woman in pain for the sake of it?
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She was in pain, and her cries drove many of the passengers in the flimsy vessel as far away as they could get.
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Williams screamed in pain and clutched his right knee after being hit by defensive end Zach Moore while blocking for quarterback Cam Newton.
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Two years later, these patients report improvements in pain and knee function, according to a study published Thursday in the journal The Lancet.
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"He screams out in pain from the headaches, and he's really just like a zombie," his mother, LoriAnne Surrett, told the news outlet.
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In pain, and painfully aware that his scholarship was blown, he tossed drum kit into a nearby pond in a fit of rage.
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By 2013, placebo participants were reporting, on average, a 30% decrease in pain up from an average of about 18% in the 1990s.
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Merriman came to this work after being affected by seeing elderly people die in pain in her home city in the late 1970s.
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In pain treatment, the idea that longer-acting drugs are less addictive relied on the same principle observed in studies on recreational use.
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After an apparent knee to the groin, Shamrock ducked down in pain, only to be clocked by an additional knee to the temple.
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They certainly seem to, although the skeptic might claim that all they do is react to stimuli as if they were in pain.
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Kuznetsov stayed down for a moment and appeared to be holding his left arm and hand in pain as he left the ice.
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Ethypharm specializes in pain and addiction treatment, and also provides generic drugs to treat stomach and intestinal problems, as well as cardiovascular diseases.
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He writhes and groans in pain, his speech is slurred beyond recognition, his vision is fading, and he can no longer hear properly.
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Almost immediately, Cabrera began writhing around in pain and holding his wrist while kicking his legs as a heavy rain pelted Citi Field.
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Brownlee has suffered with injury since his London triumph, eventually undergoing ankle surgery after finding he was running almost every race in pain.
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"He felt the mass in my face, he was just kind of poking at it and I was wincing in pain," Powell recalls.
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I've begun to see a psychologist who specializes in pain and palliative care to provide techniques to help me get through the day.
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In the footage, officers pull the teenager's handcuffed arms behind his back and toward his head, and he appears to react in pain.
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The wail Santiago twists out of his instrument on Surfer Rosa's version of "Vamos" sounds like an honest-to-goodness animal in pain.
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It means a man's body is getting ready for sex, which may leave him feeling in pain if orgasm and ejaculation don't ensue.
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Regardless of whether we're in pain from withdrawal or experiencing an emotional rejection, neurons in our anterior cingulate cortex and insula start firing.
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The only times he was clearly tased "result in Mr. Trammell screaming in pain, but did not result in compliance," the report said.
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Both strategies are more likely to be helpful when driven by guided or driven by the person in pain, a recent review found.
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When they were done they left me there bleeding, moaning in pain, until a group of women found me slumped on the ground.
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Carpenter went down in pain, causing the trainer to come out and by rule forcing the Bills to replace Carpenter for one play.
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"I told police then that I will kick them if they are writhing in pain if I see them get shot," he said.
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A nurse explained to me that the accident victims were in pain because they could be given pain medicine only every four hours.
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Support research and development efforts for technologies and additional therapies designed to prevent addiction and decrease the use of opioids in pain management.
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It doesn't make any sense for one mouse to approach another that is in pain — after all, that pained mouse could be dangerous.
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"Some children have to watch their mothers in pain and lying in a hospital bed with oxygen cord around their nose," says Kammer.
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Second, people in pain who have been functioning on their medication without signs of abuse may be at an increased risk for suicide.
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They detour to the dentist, and then end up in a Georgia motel, with now-toothless Granny alternately sleeping and groaning in pain.
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We're taught to think of ourselves as deficient and broken, to regard ourselves as inherently and permanently flawed rather than temporarily in pain.
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That ultimately took a pain psychologist, a therapist who specializes in pain — not a physician — to treat the true source: his fearful thoughts.
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Roseanne and Dan are in pain from a lifetime of physical labor, and the pills they take are far too easy to abuse.
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"I just wanted to control my own biology because I was tired of being in pain and having mood swings," he told me.
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