But he was itching to meet with even younger companies, and he was itching to strike out on his own.
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Whether it's a mosquito bite or an allergic reaction, itching can be annoying… especially when it's your vulva or vagina that's itching.
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"There's a premise out there that we are itching to block, itching to create slow lanes, but we're not," Mr. Powell said.
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Yes, itching is weird, but for many people, itching can become a debilitating condition when it occurs chronically without any real trigger, a condition known as neuropathic itch or neuropathic pruritus.
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Also, your left eye, for some reason, is itching uncontrollably.
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Going to be itching to get more news about this.
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It's as if we're all constantly itching for a fight.
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Their bites can cause pain, itching, muscle pain, and necrosis.
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Fans on Twitter were itching for Arya to kill him.
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By January, players were itching for the next major update.
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I was itching to do another coloring book or something.
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But there are still two people she's itching to meet.
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Turns out, itching is as natural as the marks themselves.
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You're really itching to break out of your usual routine.
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Is there a big conversation you've been itching to have?
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Brands, celebrities and magazines are itching to work with Musk.
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I find myself fidgeting, itching to check my work email.
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By April 1916, Cincinnati was itching to join the party.
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"It's the histamine reaction that causes the itching," he said.
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"I'm just itching to see a thousand people on it."
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She's just itching for somebody to step on her lawn.
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But Biden must be itching for a return to office.
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Treatment typically includes antihistamine and medications to lessen the itching.
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Q. But you were itching to leave your native Japan?
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You're itching for freedom, which could mean redefining a partnership.
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Itching to get creative and style these pieces for yourself?
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"For two, three days you will be itching," he said.
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"Nothing else is itching or hurting them anymore," he said.
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Democrats had been itching to retake the seat ever since.
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And a whole lot of them are itching for payback.
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Stuck at home and itching for some more sports action??
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That itching urge to touch your face every few seconds?
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Are you a rich person itching to go to space?
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I'm itching to take a pregnancy test almost every moment.
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Is she horny and itching to have sex with someone?
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It's also fairly common, occurring in 1 to 2 pregnancies in every thousand in the U.S. In addition to itching feet, some other symptoms include itching palms, dark urine, nausea, and even preterm labor.
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Clearly our favorite celebs are itching for the latter in 2019.
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First comes the unscratchable itching, and the angry blossoming of hives.
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I recently got a sex swing that I'm itching to install.
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It's not entirely clear why some animals have socially contagious itching.
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It also leads to large pores, acne, rashes, itching, and rosacea.
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She said, 'Mom, it was itching and I took it out.
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Other than some localized itching and burning, she had no symptoms.
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And people were itching to try their own new names out.
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Still, Williams has been itching to get back on the court.
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Right now, no one seems itching to get to the altar.
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Kate Hudson is itching to get back to her old workouts!
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Susie Susie has been itching to fight Sophie Lennon all season.
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There are still several cities itching to welcome Amazon to town.
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If anything, he was itching to get back on the ice.
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I'm itching to play it at home, when the opportunity arises.
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Maybe you're a tech junkie, always itching for the newest gadgets.
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After 13 years with Oracle, Benioff started itching for something new.
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People will be itching for freedom and for change—including you!
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But we think we can catch them; we're itching to play.
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Aren't these groups Trump may be just itching to take on?
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Clinton, who is itching to dive into work after Inauguration Day.
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That's a recipe for a product you'll be itching to return.Â
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An old intuitive feeling is itching the back of my mind.
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Yeah, I was itching to get out since I was young.
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Within days of completing his treatment with Albendazole, the itching resolved.
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I mean, I … it wasn't something I was itching to do.
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He's itching to have a robust defense be the best offense.
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Itching, rash, and hives are also common symptoms of contact dermatitis.
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BARRA: WELL I THINK— SULLIVAN: ITCHING FOR A FIGHT, I THINK.
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Itching to make a poop emoji masterpiece for your loved one?
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The intense burning, itching and frequent urination can make life miserable.
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That progressed into a stomach ache and itching all over, so doctors gave her an EpiPen shot and oral Zyrtec, which worked for ten minutes before Maren developed more intense itching and hives all over her body.
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The reports include complaints of hair loss, hair breakage, balding, and itching.
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Large pharmaceutical companies have been itching to make big deals all year.
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But again, it doesn't seem like Trump is itching for a fight.
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If you're itching to explore King's Landing, look no further than Dubrovnik.
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Anal symptoms include discharge, anal itching, soreness, bleeding, or painful bowel movements.
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The American establishment, it said, was "itching to reinvent the yellow peril".
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Patience is low and we're itching to break free and start anew.
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But if you're itching to make a bald joke, save your breath.
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"The main symptom is itching and dry and red skin," she says.
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In this case, they'd typically share many symptoms: itching, redness, foul smell.
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And she's been itching for some company, since she's single and all.
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You may also feel yourself itching to explore spaces close to home.
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The condition results in excessive tear production, ocular itching, swelling and redness.
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But it seems like someone else is itching for the title. 14.
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Guerrasio: So are you itching to direct a feature-length movie now?
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Based on the pictures, we're itching to get to Waco, Texas, ASAP.
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But we do know that we are itching to find out more.
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If caught anally, it can create itching, bleeding and painful bowel movements.
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He's clearly itching to tell her and maybe even stop the wedding.
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I can hear him itching to get back to his column already.
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It's important to understand why you're itching to leave, Ms. Fitzpatrick said.
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That pair of little hands is clearly just itching for those cupcakes.
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You're itching for freedom and to do weird shit with unusual people.
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I am pretty close with my parents, but I'm itching to leave.
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I walked out of the airport, and my nose just started itching.
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Common symptoms include itching around the vagina and anus, irritability and nausea.
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Trump alone among senior officials had been itching to ease the measures.
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There's no shortage of people who are itching to light the fuse.
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Mopey, pouty, itching at reddened skin around his neck, he's a wreck.
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There are many different conditions that can cause vaginal itching after sex.
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My father was inscrutable; my mother, fidgety and itching to beach comb.
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He consistently sounds as if he were growling, itching for a rumble.
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But all along she was itching to create something of her own.
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If you're itching to join the growing ranks of DJs, don't fret.
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She'd be itching to practice what she had been learning in class.
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The two had met years before and had been itching to collaborate.
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So if you're itching for a therapeutic massage or rubdown, you're not alone.
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" But now, "I think they're itching to get out in the world again.
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An infection can also cause allergic reactions such as rash, itching, and anaphylaxis.
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Their footprints in the sand not returning, my feet now itching to follow.
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In contrast, socially contagious itching is not tied to empathy, the researchers said.
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Anyone itching to have this man kiss their baby may want to reconsider.
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These days, however, Marvin can't find steady work and is itching to leave.
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Itching to get a good discount before you consume mass amounts of stuffing?
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Are you itching to try something new and uninspired by generic sex advice?
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Just pain and itching and another ceiling to stare at all day long.
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Is it just itching, or is there another symptom I should look for?
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The itching is one of those, "Whoa, that doesn't feel right" red flags.
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"I think they're itching to get out in the world again," says Jolie.
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Mr Trump already appears to be itching to replace his competent defence secretary.
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Basically what I'm saying is that I'm already itching to catch them all.
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Remember how she's just bursting and itching to spill the beans about Teddy?
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In fact, it's the perfect shade for newbies itching to experiment with color.
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For Razr lovers like me, just itching to flip again, it definitely is.
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We wanted to jump in the fire to try to end the itching.
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Some Democrats -- and one very notable independent -- are itching to press their advantage.
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If you're itching to buy a new iPad Pro right now — hold off.
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Are there any actors that you are just itching to act alongside of?
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They were itching to be consulted and tired of being ignored by politicians.
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And it has left Republicans and President Trump itching for a big victory.
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If you're itching to finally wear a floor length dress, go for it!
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If you're always itching for something undiscovered, I have bad news for you.
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Gray.This might explain why we're suddenly itching to redecorate with the moody hue.
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If you fund the war machine, your populace starts itching for a revolution.
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You're itching to get cozy and spend time with family and at home.
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Now, right now, John Bolton apparently is itching for a war in Iran.
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Eyes watering, nose itching, a sneezing mess, I rifled through print after print.
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Suddenly you're eyeing tagged products and itching to click the link in bio.
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But three years in, O'Malley was itching to become involved with product innovation.
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Mr. Simien is pleased with it but itching to get to other projects.
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Yet for all that, he seemed to be itching to get back inside.
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Remember, I don't want to do this, but I know people are itching.
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Those men still sit by as I write, pencils in their itching paws.
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You're itching for freedom, and the status quo isn't working for you anymore.
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In it, Gawande notes that Dante made itching a key feature of the Inferno (hell): "Then I saw these two scratch themselves with nails/ Over and over because of the burning rage/ Of the fierce itching which nothing could relieve."
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Breastfeeding parents may also experience nipple itching or irritation because of dried-up milk.
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The most common side effects with the patch were itching, vivid dreams, and insomnia.
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You're itching for freedom, and you see that important changes need to be made.
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"Application [of wasabi] to a pimple can create itching, burning, and irritation," she says.
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According to the case report, the bumps were itching and caused a burning sensation.
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She was hospitalized for nearly two weeks, but she was itching to get out.
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The symptoms of the parasite are gross, but mild: itching, some soreness, light swelling.
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"I had bones in my nose that were growing and itching," says Banks, 44.
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"I had bones in my nose that were growing and itching," she told People.
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If you're itching to get your hands on one of these, now's your chance.
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Each of these campus novels will have you itching to reread your old notebooks.
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Ahead, our editors share the looks we're itching to whip out this year. Why?
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Still itching for a palette, however, simply check out five of our favorites, ahead.
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Challenge: try and watch the whole thing without any part of your body itching.
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His chest scars are itching again, so he bites his tongue to distract himself.
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State attorneys general weren't the only prosecutors itching to get in on the action.
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Like a lot of attendees, I left E3 itching to dive headfirst into cyberpunk.
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Little did he know that his was a bluff Littlefield was itching to call.
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You're itching to take risks; however, it's super important that you watch for accidents.
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If you've recently found yourself suddenly itching for opals, odds are Wwake is responsible.
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The Cloister at Sea Island (Sea Island, Georgia)Itching for a quick Southern sojourn?
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By the end of it, I was itching to check out the other raids.
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Ahead, find the nail art looks that have us itching to get creative again.
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"I'm itching to be told life does more than make you old," they sing.
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But by far the most common side-effects are itching, nausea, sedation and constipation.
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You might abruptly drop a project or find yourself itching to leave your job.
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And he was also itching for one last shot on the American political stage.
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Contrary to popular belief, the tingling or itching sensation doesn't mean dehydration at all.
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For those itching to really switch things up, look no further than Jane Webster.
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Meanwhile, many Republicans are itching to move on to their next priority: tax reform.
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But after I did "Homeland" and "Interstellar," I was itching to launch my career.
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Hawks in the White House seem to be itching for direct conflict with Iran.
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Philip's cousin Alvin (Anthony Boyle) is itching to take more direct and physical action.
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There is now a great pool of money trapped in China, itching to escape.
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The most obvious signs of allergic response include sneezing, itching and a runny nose.
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The only way to know why you are itching is to see a doctor.
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Not with Republicans itching to turn the 2020 election into a referendum on socialism.
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But Jayapal and Pocan represent a group of restive progressives itching to go further.
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But if you are itching to play, you could win even more on Tuesday.
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If you're approaching retirement, you're probably already itching to claim your Social Security benefits.
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It's almost Aries season, and everyone is all riled up and itching for independence.
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If you're itching for some pattern, the most you'll find are stripes and hearts.
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"I kind of have been itching for my Lizzie McGuire bangs for awhile," she says.
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The second week of April is when most of us start itching for a pedicure.
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The Russian leader suggested the U.S. was the one itching to escalate the arms race.
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You've found yourself stuck in a career rut, and you're itching to make a switch.
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Does the person you're talking to seem like they're itching to walk out the door?
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And Trump seems to be itching for an impeachment battle as a base stoking device.
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Oral allergy syndrome can also cause itching, tingling or swelling in or around the mouth.
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It's more likely that CBS was itching to get Remini and James back together again.
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She was getting in all the itching that a bale of hay has to offer.
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For instance, yeast infections can also cause painful irritation and itching in the vaginal area.
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Alcohol "went into her eyes, causing burning, itching, and temporarily blinding her," Sarah Wattley said.
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Are your hands itching to hold the iPhone 7 before its official announcement on Wednesday?
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He has been the team's reserve since then, itching to get back on the racetrack.
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Itching is a symptom of many types of vaginal infections, both sexually transmitted and not.
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Along with itching, trich symptoms include a yellow-green discharge, a foul odor, and irritation.
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The minerals cause itching and burning sensations followed by skin markings, rigid toes and swelling.
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His mind itching, Machuga eventually found mental relief in a lifelong hobby — playing video games.
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It fits perfectly and it's put together very well without any itching, scratching or poking.
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In this way, the Trump administration seems itching to slam businesses with huge new burdens.
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Symptoms to watch for Swimmer's ear usually starts off with mild itching, redness, and swelling.
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It's for people who haven't cut the cord yet, but are itching to do it.
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Get your weekend playbook ready for all the DIY projects you've been itching to tackle.
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That's certainly not without merit, but, like Erin, you do start itching for something more.
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Mars enters fellow fire sign Leo, finding you itching to travel and have new experiences.
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Senate Democrats, itching to retake the chamber this fall, can hardly afford to shun him.
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It's almost starting to warm up out there and you're probably itching to get away.
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Well, those who are itching to see more of Kourtney's minimalist furnishings are in luck.
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Cord cutters trying to watch tonight's Grammys are probably itching to cut CBS as well.
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If you're itching to play before then, the Powerball drawing will be held on Saturday.
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Plenty of plays, from "Hamlet" to "Hamilton," feature a restless title character itching for action.
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During this time of the month, you'll find yourself itching to break free from commitments!
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But this is not an administration full of people itching to invoke the 25th Amendment.
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The big picture: Trump has been itching to limit foreign aid spending, per the NYT.
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Several key House Democrats are itching to launch an impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump.
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Libra season isn't necessarily the time of year when everybody is itching to get away.
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Trump himself is itching to ramp up his campaigning as the election year gets underway.
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"Investors are still kind of itching to buy here," Citigroup's Tobias Levkovich said on CNBC.
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Serial killer obsessives have been itching for a modern adaptation surrounding the Manson family murders.
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It manifests as small red and raised patches that drive my daughter crazy with itching.
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A study on canines showed that tea tree oil can be promising treatment for itching, too.
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The longtime leadership trio is staring down an increasingly restless Democratic caucus itching for new blood.
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While she's been enjoying motherhood, Williams has also been itching to get back on the court.
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The finding is the first evidence that "socially contagious itching" exists in rodents, the researchers said.
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Moreover, the researchers' neural analysis revealed that socially contagious itching is hardwired into the mouse brain.
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That's enough for Republicans, who have been itching for this investigation to come to a close.
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You might be shocked by what you learn today, and you're itching for freedom and flexibility.
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"It wasn't so much as I was itching for the world to see him," she said.
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They also didn't find any medical literature to support laughter and itching as post-coital responses.
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According to Axios, an American news website, he is itching to withdraw from the WTO altogether.
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"Things are actually improving quite a bit because the oil prices are itching up," said Andersen.
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The ruling party is itching to splurge cash on pre-ballot handouts and, perhaps, voter intimidation.
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When our hair was long and thriving, we were itching to jump on the bob bandwagon.
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As a fan of both shows, I've been itching for this Fox crossover since last winter.
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Some members of Mr Patnaik's party may be itching for a better offer from the BJP.
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Well, it certainly worked because we're itching to book our air tickets out to Tokyo already.
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If you notice redness and itching that appears soon after sex, this may be the explanation.
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Other Irritation "Non-infectious causes also greatly contribute to many cases of vaginal itching," Midcalf explains.
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Symptoms: Along with the burrow tracks, scabies cause itching, which is often more intense at night.
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Symptoms: Along with itching and a rash, you may be able to see the lice themselves.
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The Moon in Gemini connects with Uranus at 5:39 AM, finding us itching for freedom.
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They also wrote about their symptoms — which included severe nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, itching and blurred vision.
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In the meantime, warm soaks in the tub or sitz baths can reduce swelling and itching.
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"It wasn't so much that I was itching for the world to see him," Banks confesses.
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"It was a dream come true," Browning, who had been itching to do theater, told Mashable.
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And here is why: American law enforcement is already itching to make effective their extradition request.
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Neither of his sons' wives will have been itching for a friendly photo with President Trump.
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But now it was the start of September and he was itching to get back outside.
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But members of the progressive wing of the Democratic Party are itching to change that dynamic.
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Do not let itching ears be tickled by messengers who appeal to anger, division and resentment.
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If you are like me, you may alternate between revering Johns and itching to slap him.
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He said that he could supply a flyweight who, like Taylor, was itching to turn pro.
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Your ruling planet Venus clashes with wild Uranus, bringing surprises—you're itching for fun and freedom.
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Your ruling planet Venus squares off with Uranus, finding you itching to make some big changes.
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If you aren't in Seattle, but are itching to try it out, you can visit action.uber.
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" This was when he first developed the itching feeling that he refers to as "the neuroses.
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Additional clues about the fuzzy line between sensation and perception come from pain's creepy bedfellow: itching.
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Wild swings in the stock market may have you itching to make changes to your portfolio.
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What she received instead were lopsided buttocks and continual itching on her left side, she said.
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Everyone in the world is itching to upgrade to the latest and greatest, but not you.
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As comedy writers, aren't you guys itching to jump on whatever is the event du jour?
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"I know from personal experience how miserable clothing can be when you are itching from eczema."
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And then the Sandman himself showed up unannounced itching to play some basketball with the brothers.
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The folks who are gunning to make cars drive themselves are itching for 5G connectivity. Why?
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Your investors, on the other hand, may be itching to see their return sooner than that.
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The January battle to keep the government open is the fight Democrats have been itching for.
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That must surely give even those itching for a fight in the Trump administration some pause.
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New Japan, for its part, is itching at doing what expansion it can into the United States.
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I'm the last person to dip into Early Access, but I'm already itching for more Dead Cells.
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From the looks of it, Rihanna's fans are seriously itching to get their hands on these products.
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O'Malley isn't the only Democrat who's been itching to engage in that debate on a national stage.
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Itching, nausea and vivid dreams were the most common side effects with combined patch and lozenge use.
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The Complete Computer Science Bundle — $15.60 with code 'WEEKEND60' See Details Itching to start your own podcast?
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It was a clear sign the White House has been itching to bring immigration front and center.
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"They were so good for butt-itching," she defended herself, graphically illustrating exactly how she accomplished that.
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People are irate and balkanized, and provocateurs, itching to make them more so, keep stirring the pot.
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When this happens, I usually find myself itching to share this news with everyone who will listen.
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In its early stages river blindness causes rashes and severe itching; later, it progressively damages the retina.
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Itching for an Insta-worthy Halloween dessert that will make your party the talk of the meown?
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The first symptoms are usually itching and a rash, and they can be mistaken for bug bites.
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From this side of the Atlantic, it certainly sounds like he's itching to Make Britain Great Again.
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But I was bored, itching to do something more active, to get out from behind the desk.
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So if you're itching to get your hands on any of the remaining computers, time is ticking.
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But if you're itching to get some bargain hunting practice in, consider this weekend your training ground.
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I'm itching to play as Beric with his flaming sword, and totally X+Square+RT these wights.
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Yet New Zealanders are not ideologically divided, nor itching for the revolution to which Mr Peters points.
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But Mr Trump seems to be itching to impose tariffs, and some import restrictions seem almost certain.
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I mean, there's a ton of stories in that world that are just itching to be told.
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With a basic but functional home now complete, I'm itching to get back out into the cosmos.
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I've been playing a few other games lately, but I find myself continually itching for more Prey.
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RELATED: CHECK OUT THESE 7 MOSQUITO REPELLENT TIPS If a bite happens, itching is soon to follow.
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Bed bugs are not known to spread diseases, but they can cause itching and loss of sleep.
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You're itching for freedom, and financial security will help you take risks without stressing out too much.
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Itching is one of the biggest concerns because she opens up her wounds and skin even more.
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If you're itching for more back art ... you can purchase the follicle photos as a calendHAIR here.
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After several years of studying, you may not exactly be itching to read a 700-page book.
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And then you have Erin (Thomas), Bishop's loyal VP who's itching to move up in the world.
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About 22 percent of participants with new tattoos reported persistent itching that lasted more than a month.
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If you've been itching for more flexibility, this will be when a change just needs to happen.
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After the success of Wonder Woman, moviegoers are itching for another female action hero to obsess over.
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The itching sensation caused by its web-spinning efforts prompted its unidentified host to seek medical help.
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The researchers tracked the patients' eye pressure and side effects, such as burning, stinging, itching and dryness.
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If you've been itching for a vacation, this bonus may be all you need to get there.
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My cancer had been stable in recent years, and I was itching to start my new life.
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Taking an over-the-counter antihistamine can reduce the itching, as can a strong topical cortisone ointment.
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There's some fine print, but it's actually not too restricting if you're itching for a Scandinavian vacation.
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But Gonzalez is really itching to see Cleveland's long-suffering football fans celebrate a Super Bowl win.
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Springtime in New York: The trees are in bloom, eyes are itching, and sheep are feeling restless.
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Many millennials are itching to become homeowners — here are the 17 best cities to put down roots
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Pompeo and Mattis are trying to stave off senators itching to punish Saudi Arabia after Khashoggi's killing.
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Bed bugs have increased in numbers over recent years, infesting urban areas, causing mass sleeplessness and itching.
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You're itching for freedom—make your needs known, but be open to compromise during this stressful day.
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Wheeler said he's been itching to work in public policypolicy and is leaving to do just that.
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"Democrats are itching to investigate him on immigration," New York Times White House reporter Michael Shear said.
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But their use to treat vaginal dryness, itching and laxity, the FDA said, has not been approved.
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The disease is characterized by an itching, oozing rash that can cover almost all of the skin.
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Besides typical itching and grooming habits, studies suggest that touching your face is a self-soothing tactic.
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"Cancers are really itching for freedom in their social life, aching to meet new people," says Annabel.
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Together they discovered a novel class of antibodies that trigger wheezing, itching, rashes and various allergic reactions.
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Foxx, the secretary of the U.S. Department of Transportation since 2013, is certainly itching to know tech.
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The party's leader remains Mr. Maliki, who despite his checkered political past is itching for a comeback.
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Congressmen on each side assumed that the other side was angry, overbearing and itching for a fight.
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And I guess the best way that I can describe it is like a mental itching powder.
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Still, the lure of reasonably priced homes in tight-knit communities has buyers itching to get in.
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Quite often, a star ballerina, itching to expand her repertory, hires a choreographer from outside of ballet.
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Three years ago, Peter Petracca was working as a consultant in New York, itching for a change.
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If you're still in election mode and itching to talk politics at the office today, tread carefully.
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When Transparent starts, a discontent Sarah is itching to burst from her marriage to Len (Rob Huebel).
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If you experience itching, welts, or hives after eating certain foods, you may have a food allergy.
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If you've been itching to get your hands on Black Friday deals for 2017, you're not alone.
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Take a look at the companies below if you're itching to take the next step, and quickly:
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Others think at least some of the Supreme Court justices are itching to take up the issue.
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This choreographer organizes by dream logic, and for those itching to interpret, recurring imagery can be noted.
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Start sneezing, coughing and/or itching at the mysterious condition spreading over your hands, arms and neck.
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To go from that to not making it the past three years, I'm itching to get back.
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And in this case, it's a small but powerful group that has been itching for an exit.
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Before leaving, my sister had stopped by the campus health center because her eye had been itching.
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Now, only one artifact-based unit remains, the kilogram, and metrologists are itching to get rid of it.
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Symptoms include itching, swelling of the lips, tongue and roof of the mouth, tight chestedness and difficulty breathing.
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And if you're already itching to find out what's coming up in the beauty sphere, Sephora's got you.
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After reading up on them, you may find yourself itching to update your own long-neglected access point.
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But the Trump administration is not ready to back down, and, in fact, seems itching for a scrap.
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Every hacker in the world is just itching to catch a glimpse of that tubby little poop monster.
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Tax returns are on their way back and you're probably itching to put your entire check into savings.
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Facebook has gone from a hot place to work to a place many employees are itching to leave.
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When these folks retire, I know some of them are itching to continue serving in a different capacity.
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During her prep, she let her followers in on an easy bun hack that we're itching to try.
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Duncan says that if this is the case, you might typically feel burning or itching soon after exposure.
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Godard seemed not only interested in making Bonnie and Clyde but was itching to get started right away.
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So, you watched Crazy Rich Asians over the weekend and are now itching to know what comes next.
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We're almost a solid month into 2018 — so, we are itching to get going with our travel resolutions.
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We all have Wesley Snipes's cell phone number, and I know we are all itching to use it.
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And if you're really itching to use that Amazon Prime account, what do people in Flint really want?
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And itching can be caused by other factors, too (anyone else ever regret buying the cheapest bubble bath?).
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I had just turned 25, moved into my first big-girl apartment, and was itching for something new.
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If you're visiting Arlington, Texas, and have been itching to try out an autonomous vehicle, you're in luck.
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At one point, Bandit even jumped over his sibling, who was hilariously more focused on itching a scratch.
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Money and technology have been holding hands on the park bench for years, just itching to get closer.
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Cruz sensed—correctly—that the American electorate was itching for an outsider who would challenge the Washington establishment.
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The moon meets Pluto and opposes Mercury, and you're itching to say what's on your mind—stay calm!
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But if you're itching to get up close and personal with a shark, maybe this is your chance.
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"The saliva contains proteins or allergens that cause the itching, swelling, and redness in most people," she says.
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Trump has told some advisers he's itching for the fight, believing it can provide him a political foil.
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There's something in your chest, in your blood, that wants out, something you can feel itching for release.
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This can cause problems including pain, itching, discharge from the ear, ringing in the ear or hearing loss.
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Women will be up all night itching, and there's nothing to do about it but anti-itch cream.
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"My hands were burning and itching since I'm allergic to one of the ingredients in it," she said.
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Macron, 40, has waited impatiently for the Germans to form a government and is itching to press ahead.
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We know your secret: You're itching to drop everything and book a one-way ticket across the world.
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You're itching to try something different, to relate to people in a new way, which is totally exciting!
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Per Swan, China currently exports very few cars to the U.S., but it's itching to sell dramatically more.
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The moon in aloof Aquarius clashes with rebel Uranus at 8:56 AM, and we're itching for freedom.
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The label is printed on the back of the top, so no itching or scratching while you sleep.
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When your flight lands in your destination city, you'll probably be itching to get out of the airport.
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But Republicans are itching for a vote now to get Democrats, notably the presidential contenders, on the record.
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Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seems to be itching for a joint American-Israeli strike on Iran.
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You should try not to scratch, and instead gently tap the area around the bite to alleviate itching.
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Millions of Chinese may be itching to travel, but it'll be hard to make up for lost ground.
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Once you've cleaned the area, treat with cool compresses and calamine lotion to soothe the itching and irritation.
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Good news for Star Wars fans itching for some "Baby Yoda" toys: they're not too far, far away.
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So, if you've been itching to get honey highlights or go full white-blonde, the time is now.
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You need more lube If you weren't sufficiently wet during sex, the friction can cause itching and irritation.
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The travel-sized Bioderma Hydrabio Brume works well to soothe the prickly itching and lives in my handbag.
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And House Republicans are itching to go on offense after enduring an impeachment inquiry tightly controlled by Democrats.
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The most common symptoms of these intolerances were hay fever, headaches, joint pain, itching, hives and stomach discomfort.
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A new migrant caravan is forming in Honduras, and the president is itching for the resulting political fight.
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But when Tallon read an article that suggested Quenneville was itching to coach again, the wheels started spinning.
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The neurotransmitter helps regulate things like appetite, body temp, itching, and inflammation—and also the sleep-wake cycle.
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But soon I told my mother about the itching and burning, and she explained what was going on.
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It's not like my eyelids are itching all the time, but it's a really soft cream and it's soothing.
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Cara is also evaluating CR845 for the treatment of pruritus, a condition which causes severe itching of the skin.
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Usually, histamine can trigger symptoms that we associate with seasonal allergies, such as sneezing, itching, hives and watery eyes.
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Even with some of Trump's most trusted aides still itching for a vote, Ryan broke through to the President.
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That desperation has turned what were once innocent gags into lowbrow exploitation for thirsty YouTubers itching to go viral.
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With so many stars betrothed, it can be hard to keep track of who is itching to get hitched.
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But GRP may affect only "social" itching ― it makes a mouse act as if it's seeing another mouse scratch.
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In addition to painful sex, you might also have other STI symptoms such as itching, abnormal discharge, or burning.
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Bonus, male mosquitoes don't bite, so Fresno residents won't have to worry about itching more than they usually would.
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She sits at the bay window and looks out at the ocean, the rose thorns itching at the panes.
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Usually, when I shave, there's itching for weeks, but other than the immediate (and psychological) pain, it's been great.
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He bored of safety and wants adventure and he's itching to get involved and then an opportunity presents itself.
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Rep. Frank Pallone is like many Democrats in the U.S. Congress: He's itching for a fight over net neutrality.
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Spring is just barely starting to show itself, but we're already itching to start having fun with footwear again.
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For those itching to try this for themselves, they're easily available and usually range from about $30 to $100.
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The good news is that itching is a very common symptom associated with a number of treatable vaginal infections.
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His mecha art for USJ got me itching to tell stories about those machines, including the non-bipedal ones.
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It kind of got my creative juices flowing, which is good, because it's got me itching to do more.
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She's been itching to try something different, so this was perfect way to do so without a full commitment.
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Another time, when he washed in a Florida pond, he found it was infested with mites, causing unbearable itching.
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Cybersecurity outfits are itching to offer political campaigns free or cut-rate products to protect them from being hacked.
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Gonorrhea Or Chlamydia Midcalf names chlamydia and gonorrhea as two common STIs that include itching as a possible symptoms.
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If your vulva has come into contact with scented feminine hygiene products, soaps, or detergents, you may experience itching.
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"Many of the causes of vaginal itching have similar symptoms and are therefore difficult to self-diagnose," Midcalf says.
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If your kid is itching to get famous, discuss the risks and pressure that come along with that ride.
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The battery capacity of the newest Leaf is what its drivers have been itching for, along with quicker charging.
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So when Lachey noticed that his dog was itching after a stay at a friend's house, he was worried.
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They played a huge role in the House fight and are itching to do the same in the Senate.
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Venus clashes with Uranus, finding you itching for change, and Venus enters Aquarius, bringing blessings to your financial life.
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But Cramer said to watch for reviews of Apple's next phone if you're itching for the next short opportunity.
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The company has been developing several breakthrough medications that target both pain and itching on a very large scale.
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If his Twitter account is any indication of where his head is at, Trump is itching for a fight.
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There are certainly some Republicans who are itching to take some more votes before they give up the gavel.
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Those itching to run Android software on ChromeOS should check out the new 2-and-1 device from Acer.
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What do you do if you're Paul Rudd and itching to speak at a Caltech event about quantum mechanics?
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I was itching to get back into working out as soon as I was cleared after my C-section.
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As the Cambridge Analytica scandal unfolds, politicians and government officials in the U.S. and England are itching to pounce.
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Elon Musk is itching to launch people to the moon and Mars with SpaceX, the rocket company he founded.
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"We've been itching to buy Ralph Lauren for the charitable trust, but haven't yet pulled the trigger," he said.
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Plus, if you're ever itching to work out, there are plenty of ways to do it without a gym.
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Women might also feel vaginal irritation or itching or experience bacterial infections that may cause unpleasant odor or discharge.
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During the last couple of years, though, Mr. Cattelan found himself itching to make things in three dimensions again.
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You're itching to break free from the past, too, now that electric Uranus is moving forward in your sign.
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You can suffer outbreaks at any time—lesions that crust over or bleed; itching; and even painful open sores.
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If you were itching to get a new-looking device later this year, you might end up being disappointed.
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The divers were itching to stay on a 24-hour rotation, he added, noting that caution is the priority.
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Politicians understandably flinch, knowing that someone could film an embarrassing exchange, itching for video that can go viral online.
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But many Democrats, fearing a repeat of 2016's lengthy primary, are itching for Sanders to bow out soon.
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You're itching to break free from the status quo, and a fresh start is taking place in your life!
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"Every winter I see dogs and cats coming home from Florida scratching and itching from southern fleas," she reports.
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Ever since taking office, President Donald Trump has been itching to cancel the Obama administration's nuclear deal with Iran.
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Not all of the talk Mr. Trump is itching to do away with is, strictly speaking, protected political speech.
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Sarcoptic mange is extremely contagious and causes symptoms including extreme itching, redness, hair loss, and lesions on the skin.
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The bugs do not spread disease, but they can be pests by causing itching, scratching and loss of sleep.
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Even so, the person familiar with the president's legal strategy said Trump's team is itching to begin the trial.
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A rash that won't stop itching, a lower back that won't stop aching, a child who won't stop vomiting.
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When used to create white, it's often associated with itching, raised skin in the tattoo area, and delayed healing.
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Still, if Jenner's outfit gives you an itching for new shoes, check out these heels you can actually walk in.
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Soto spent two years setting it up and three years pastoring, but quickly he was itching to do something more.
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Itching to spend some time with Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Miranda (Cynthia Nixon), Charlotte (Kristin Davis), and Samantha (Kim Cattrall)?
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Later, the venom can cause other symptoms, such as fever, muscle aches, itching, headache, chills, and a full-body rash.
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Allergens in mosquito saliva then trigger a histamine response in your body, causing swelling, itching, and most of all, annoyance.
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If you already own a good computer and are itching for a second one, this is the machine for you.
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Mice, just like humans and monkeys, will start itching if they see a compatriot scratching itself, a new study finds.
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And experts tell me that I might suffer from this eye-itching, sinus-pounding misery even more in the future.
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But here, with The Last Jedi, I finally saw something that I'm really itching to go out and see again.
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Nonetheless, if you're itching to try a new lipstick or Paint Pot, now's the time to head over to Hautelook.
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Watch, you can tell Justin was still itching for a fight -- but witnesses tell us no more punches were thrown.
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Some of the scientists involved in the Cassini mission are already itching to go back and explore the moon further.
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And if people simply touch ricin, it can cause their skin to turn red or result in itching and pain.
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A message accompanying the image said the canine's "fangs are itching" to take a bite out of traitorous Putin critics.
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As much as Pardi loves the traditional sound, he's not itching to start any arguments about what qualifies as country.
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People react to a protein within semen resulting in symptoms such as vaginal redness, itching, burning sensation and sometimes pain.
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So you've downloaded the global phenomenon that is Pokémon Go, and you're itching to find a rare Pokémon like Charizard.
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Is a person without a phone even a person, or just a collection of atoms itching for its electronic limb?
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The White House's calculus: China currently exports very few cars to the U.S., but it's itching to sell dramatically more.
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And while most would prefer he again fight for the Democratic Party nomination, others are itching for an independent campaign.
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And if you're still itching for more, MoMA and LACMA also have a number of fascinating videos on the topic.
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He's currently playing for the Binghamton Rumble Ponies in a division that's packed with hopefuls itching to join the MLB.
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"Generally, people cannot feel the tick bite, but after a day or two, they sense a mild itching," he said.
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Prince Harry did what American journalists have been itching to do for a year ... interview President Barack Obama post presidency.
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But with my options running out—and my chronic itching morphing into a troubling pins-and-needles neuropathy—I acquiesced.
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Some are deadly and can cause her to go into anaphylactic shock; others will cause stomach issues, hives and itching.
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"I hated dealing with the maintenance and the stubble and the itching that came with it," Mr. Santos-Rocha said.
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So, even though it isn't itching our long-enduring Friends-reunion scratch, it's much, much better than nothing at all.
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I'm itching to get back to the Commonwealth wasteland, but I'm not sure I'll be doing it in a headset.
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Atopic dermatitis is a type of skin inflammation also known as eczema, which in severe cases causes intense constant itching.
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Democrats are itching to take out Trump in 85033, and more than a dozen candidates have already declared their candidacy.
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But his formula got an unexpected result: itching, rashes, even hair loss in large clumps, in both adults and children.
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Other than having a bump moving around her face, she experienced only occasional bouts of an itching and burning sensation.
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Unexpected changes in your intimate relationships will take place thanks to Uranus's entry into Taurus—again, you're itching for freedom.
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"Oh my god, they were so good for butt itching," said Lawrence, and mimed enthusiastically scratching herself against a rock.
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The energy is nervous and irritable; you're itching for freedom, and being tied down or bored will stress you out.
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Since Trump's veto, his administration has escalated tensions with Iran, spreading concern that Trump is itching to stoke another war.
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Still, the initial indicators we have look good for Clinton, who was itching for some good news for her campaign.
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As the weather gets warmer, New Yorkers may be itching to hang out together in the New York City's parks.
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These infections, much less common than vaginal yeast infections, produce intense external itching as well as redness of the vulva.
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Chickenpox, transmitted by the varicella-zoster virus, is highly contagious and results in a blisterlike rash, itching, fatigue and fever.
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The Croats have long been itching to break with the Muslim federation and, like the Serbs, gain their own entity.
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Formulated with gentle, natural ingredients, the hypoallergenic Vet's Best Oatmeal Medicated Shampoo offers fast relief from dryness, itching, and irritation.
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Over the past six months Trump has appeared at times itching to pull the trigger on Iran, then backing away.
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You've had time to catch up on the Oscar nominees and winners and are now itching for summer show premieres.
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The gig economy is integral to millions of Americans&apos livelihood, and the IRS is itching to take its share.
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So instead, we head to a rooftop bar that I've been itching to go to a 5-minute walk away.
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But Trump has been itching to take action to stem what he sees as unfair trade practices by foreign countries.
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If you missed the Leonid meteor shower, or it left you itching to see more, you may be in luck.
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But they know that the nativist ideologues and white nationalists around Mr. Trump are itching for him to be merciless.
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Republicans have been itching to override his veto ever since, unwilling to negotiate health care for low income North Carolinians.
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But those close to Smith say he does not have a big ego and is not itching to become CEO.
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"After you've accumulated so much lice, you no longer feel the itching," he said in an interview some years ago.
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And by the time Andra Day took the stage, viewers were likely itching for something, anything, to blow them away.
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The DC is a visual scan of the entire genital area in search of sores, warts, signs of itching, etc.
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Inevitably, there are a litany of wreck-heads itching to add their hoarse, disorientated voices to the digital dawn chorus.
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That's what I can gather, at least from the handful endings I've discovered so far, and I'm itching for more.
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Which takes us to the third "push": the Iran hawks in the Trump administration who are itching for a fight.
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It's only been in recent years that we've started to isolate and identify that actual neural circuitry responsible for itching.
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Tension arrives in your relationships—but this could play out as big passion, unless you're itching to pick a fight.
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Their first order of business will be to pass a government funding bill to end the shutdown, but after that, the party that's been locked out of wielding any real power in Congress for years is itching to change the debate, and itching to prove to voters that they're the adults in the room.
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Jalopnik just posted a video that made the rounds over the weekend of the comprehensive walk-through we've been itching for.
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What To Do About It: To immediately soothe itching, Dr. Jaliman recommends taking an over-the-counter allergy medicine like Benadryl.
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Still, if you're itching for a challenge, you'll find plenty of next-level options, from cannabis-leaf kimchi to infused pepperoni.
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And ever since I first encountered the technology almost two years ago, I've been itching to put it to the test.
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And to be frank about it, I think the president has been itching for a meeting for a long time also.
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The news conference was not scheduled until Thursday morning, but aides said Trump was itching to get out and defend himself.
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Symptoms include pain or itching, small red bumps or white blisters, and ulcers that ooze or bleed and then form scabs.
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He was itching to get back to work and the Queen and Margaret urged him to do so, according to Warwick.
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Renault threw him a lifeline after Venezuelan Pastor Maldonado encountered sponsorship difficulties and the Dane is itching to open his account.
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Two dogs itching to get a good deal crashed their owner's car into a Walmart in Wayne, West Virginia, on Friday.
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But with renewed demand from wealthy business travelers, American engineers are itching to make quieter versions of the world's fastest planes.
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Some might be more adventurous, or start itching for something beyond white-glove service and five-star style, like I had.
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We were held to strict goals, and both of us were itching for a supplemental activity that exercised our creative sides.
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And, just because we know you're itching to say it -- if ya haven't been saying it already -- here's the line. #BadBoysForLife
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" According to the survey, the reactions included "nail damage and allergic dermatitis — itching and swelling on hands, eyelids, cheeks, and neck.
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The president has been itching for someone like Ginsburg, who's 84, or Justice Anthony Kennedy, who's 81, to announce they're retiring.
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But although Chmerkovskiy is itching to walk down the aisle, his fiancée seems to be dragging her feet just a bit.
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In addition to a stuffy nose and sore throat, sufferers may experience itchy eyes, a runny nose, or tickling, itching throat.
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Bacterial vaginosis is not ideal, because it can lead to uncomfortable symptoms like itching, discharge, and odor — but it is treatable.
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Persistent itching or bleeding from a mole are also indicators that an urgent visit to the GP or dermatologist is needed.
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The implication is clear -- "Zoey 101" is itching to run it back for a new show, which might very well happen.
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Because we've been itching to find an easy-to-follow side braid tutorial since the Jennifer Lawrence-fronted franchise hit theaters.
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Carroll, meanwhile, has emerged as a cult hero of privacy hawks, who follow every turn in his case, Twitter fingers itching.
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Beto O'Rourke started telling reporters that their candidate was itching to go after South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg in the debate.
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The "Fast Money" traders weighed different plays on the retail sector for investors who are itching to get into the market.
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You're itching for freedom today, and it's a fantastic time to put energy toward any activist work you're taking part in.
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As scene-after-scene leaves you beaming with joy, you'll almost definitely start itching to [adopt a pup of your own].
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The Vermont senator, meanwhile, will be in Washington for the impeachment trial, itching to get back on the campaign trail soon.
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The Democratic base—the people itching to sweep the GOP out of power in 2018 and 2020—aren't interested in bipartisanship.
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Her dad said her only complaint over the next couple of days was itching on her head, where the scab was.
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But for those itching for their hands — no matter how big — on the ornament, it's still up on Trump's campaign website.
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Learn about the difference in materials and you can save yourself from itching, burning or even a hospital visit later on.
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Their symptoms are similar to a woman's—burning, itching, and/or a thick, lumpy discharge—seen most commonly in uncircumcised men.
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"I'll have a couple of days off but I actually am kind of itching to get running again," he told CNN.
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Amid the arguing crowds stands yet another man with a rifle slung over his shoulder, and he's just itching to talk.
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But Ocasio-Cortez's victory shows that voters were itching for change in one of the most diverse districts in the country.
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And until we know what the facts are, no, people are not itching to get into an impeachment of President Trump.
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However, it's also associated with a tingling or itching sensation that some people find intense or uncomfortable, although it's not harmful.
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Whistle GO monitors habits, such as itching and licking, to ensure they're at healthy levels and provides a weekly fitness report.
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Uranus is very active this month, which means that everyone is itching for freedom, and this is especially true on Halloween.
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"We wanted to give Emma's hair a break from the blonde and she was itching for a change," Lee tells Refinery29.
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I think the company has created a perfect storm of fashion and tech that is just itching to go mainstream viral.
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With our clicking-fingers itching, we rounded up our favorite spring looks from the brand's utility-themed mailer, out this month.
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Democrats are still fuming over the Republicans' refusal to even give Garland a hearing, and many are itching to filibuster Gorsuch.
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Mr. Trump exulted in rallies during the campaign and seems to be itching to return to the adulation of the crowds.
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"Six hours later I was in a hotel, covered in hives, itching like crazy and laughing at myself," he told me.
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Temperatures should stay in the 50s, so get ready to swap in that leather jacket you've been itching to show off.
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Personal Health Patients deal with pain and itching and often encounter medical ignorance and mistreatment until affected tissues become irreparably scarred.
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You will not want to put this book down; when you do, you'll be itching to pick it back up again.
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Many turn to them to alleviate itching, but these may be better options for skin irritation from something like poison ivy.
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But no matter how brutal the process, I always left in a state of euphoria, itching to get back to work.
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You have a STI Itching is a symptom of several common STIs, including trichomoniasis, chlamydia, gonorrhea, genital herpes, and genital warts.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is itching to do a massive acquisition, but is having a difficult time due to elevated valuations.
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In 2017, when your career was first taking off, you told me were still itching to get back to the streets.
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Judging by the lines at home-improvement stores yesterday, many are itching to get out and start that springtime yard work.
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She also says that the numbing spray Dermoplast — which relieves itching and pain surrounding cuts — is life-saver for many moms.
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The Oracle of Omaha wrote in his latest annual shareholder letter in February that he's itching to make a sizable acquisition .
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The company said the most common adverse effects were abdominal discomfort or pain, coughing, hives, itching, nausea, throat irritation and vomiting.
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Ten years ago, Justin Kan and Emmett Shear had just sold their app company, Kiko, and were itching for another venture.
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I'd seen Future live a handful of times, but was itching to get to Barclays, a venue I'd never been to.
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Maybe she's also itching for a role in one of the upcoming Marvel movies, hence her catch-ups with new pal Renner?
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If you're itching to watch the award show, CBS is offering a one-week trial of their streaming platform, CBS All-Access.
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The end result is typically a "burning, itching or tingling" feeling for a few hours after coming in contact with the plant.
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But while most itching resolves on its own, 10 percent of people suffer from some form of chronic itch during their lives.
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Scratching may provide temporary relief, but it also promotes more intense itching, which makes you scratch harder, which … you get the idea.
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Sometime following the visit to the park, the boy started "to complain that his face was itching and burning," the document said.
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If we're lucky, the two countries will avoid a serious military escalation, even though administration hawks appear to be itching for one.
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Today, with the American shale oil industry whirring again, Halliburton is at max capacity for many services and itching to charge more.
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Most workers, Peakon learned, begin showing signs they're dissatisfied and itching to move on nine months before they hand in their notice.
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So, if you're already itching to add this menswear-inspired shoe to your fall dressing arsenal, we don't suggest sleeping on it.
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While you may be itching to get your own toucan, Brock warns of all the work it takes to care for one.
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The symptoms that people typically have during exercise are itching, hives, asthma, runny nose, or redness of the skin, Dr. Wolbert says.
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" He adds: "I love to be home, I'm here for two weeks, and then I'm itching to get back on the bus.
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It's our last chance to see the cherry blossoms, and I've been itching to get out of the city for a night.
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I'm itching to finish the video, and once I finish, I have to quality check movies (fun), so I decide to stay.
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But if you're still polishing up that Pokédex, hatchin' eggs and raiding every weekend, you're probably itching for a few more details.
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"I'm starting to get to that point now where I'm itching to make something fresh, so I'm going to start doing that."
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Along with itching, other symptoms of yeast infections include an irritated or swollen vulva, cottage cheese-like discharge, and pain during sex.
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Other STIs Some other common STIs, such as genital herpes, genital warts, and pubic lice, also include itching as a possible symptom.
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She was 22017 years old and, for years, experienced nearly constant itching, as well as about 22017 full-blown outbreaks a year.
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Trump's administration has been escalating tensions with Iran, leading to mounting concern on Capitol Hill that the administration is itching for war.
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Atopic dermatitis is a chronic type of skin inflammation also known as eczema, which in severe cases causes constant, often unbearable, itching.
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That's right, lucky diners in Pomeroy, OH, and Spencer, WV, can visit the golden arches when they're itching for a pizza pie.
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But Ray was cruising in a very sweet ride Wednesday night and said he's still itching to get back in the house.
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But when she began experiencing itching feet and toes, she didn't think anything of it — until she checked the app's community forum.
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The companies have called Dupixent a "game-changer" in moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis, a type of eczema that causes extreme itching.
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So this release should be a welcome surprise for eager fans who've been itching to try the AR experience in the wild.
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So when I saw the email about this, I was immediately interested because I have a dog who has itching problems, too.
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And we're sure that the Geminis, Cancers, Leos, and Virgos out there are itching to know what to expect for their birthdays.
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Adolescent girls who are involved in certain sports may experience discomfort, such as chafing or itching in the labia, Dr. Strickland said.
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If you're itching to get outside and grill, we have something to hold you over until barbecue season is officially upon us.
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Christie's experience as a prosecutor is seen as a plus given the Mueller investigation and Democrats itching to investigate on the Hill.
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Antibiotics, over-the-counter pain meds and the stuff that stops itching and swelling — a lot of it is imported from China.
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Itching for the feel of summer, I opted for the Tree Skippers, which are a modern twist on the classic boat shoe.
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They've been itching to upgrade but have little interest in a phone that might feel too large for their hands or pockets.
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The person itching to confirm a general bias against hip-hop kids or crusty punks imputes crooked character to the clothing itself.
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Impeachment A number of Democrats and liberals are itching to begin impeachment proceedings against Trump, something Democratic leaders have sought to contain.
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He looks better in this offense than he would elsewhere, and I doubt he's itching to head to Los Angeles or Houston.
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With time running out—and with no campaign promise more important than the border wall—the president is itching for a fight.
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He is itching to scale back on social distancing as soon as possible and openly wondering if this is all worth it.
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If the chemical is inhaled or comes in contact with skin, it could cause vomiting or irritation such as itching or burning.
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Add a second coat of mascara, and if you're itching for a third, apply it to the outer lashes only, she said.
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"Twitter addicts take on this kind of nervous, paranoid, cranky quality, sort of itching for a fight," Lanier said in an interview.
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This summer was my seventh on the island, and I was itching for a proper tour of the African-American Oak Bluffs.
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The salt room treatment lasts only 10 minutes, and I soon emerged from the chamber with itching nostrils and a mild cough.
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For all of you who've been itching for nearly a year to tell us we've got it all wrong, now's your shot.
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If you're among the many progressive Democrats who've been itching for Trump's impeachment over the past year, yesterday was a watershed moment.
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Gamers who prefer computers over consoles have been itching for Red Dead Redemption 23 on PC. While we wait for that Nov.
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Trump's advisers encouraged him to avoid inflaming the issue by addressing it publicly, even as the President was itching to defend himself.
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Although the Green leadership is itching for office, its voter base, especially in Vienna, is wary of teaming up with Mr Kurz.
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So far, Republicans are largely sticking with Donovan as they look to fend off Democrats who are itching to flip the seat.
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And if you're itching for a piece of Hamilton history, try the "Hamilton" lottery, because his home in Upper Manhattan is closed.
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By the time "The Fosters" wrapped up last summer, fans were already itching to keep the drama going with this spinoff series.
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Mr. Scott said he is not itching to haul Ms. DeVos and her staff to Capitol Hill hearings to get the answers.
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Taylor Fritz, meantime, will return to California, itching for more center courts, more Grand Slam tournaments, more matches against the very best.
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Allergic symptoms such as itching, sneezing and runny nose improved even though the patients were aware that they were receiving a placebo.
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And by the end of the film, you're itching for Lex Luthor's death, but not because he's some kind of grand villain.
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Most people who get it have no symptoms at all; those who do have a rash, fever, itching and perhaps some body aches.
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Especially since Academy voters who might be itching to do something mischievous had their feelings more or less validated by those guild nominations.
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The drug, isunakinra, failed to show statistically significant difference in treating ocular itching, compared with the vehicle arm, the company said on Friday.
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"I was hurt and itching down there, so I went to the doctor, who told me I had this bad disease," she recalls.
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She had severe vaginal dryness and itching, and was later diagnosed with a fibrous wall of tissue causing a blockage of the vagina.
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With over 22004 million registered users, it's obvious that you're not the only one who was itching for some sort of middle ground.
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During that noncompete period, I dabbled in other things but found myself itching to get back into the industry I knew so well.
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The toy's designers paid keen attention to the little details on this particular set, and it has me itching to pick one up.
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If, after sex, you notice a rash or burning and itching sensation on your genitals, you may be experiencing a mild latex allergy.
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SK: And I was like--well like, I was like "ugh maybe I'll go," and then someone compares me to like vaginal itching.
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And Matt Murdock is back in the courtroom, but he's still itching to put on a mask and execute justice outside the law.
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And there might also be itching and burning of the labia, which may make you think you have a yeast infection, she says.
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If you've been itching to push the limits of the unlikeable female protagonist to a new level, grab this novel and dive in.
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Image: S. Li and L. Liang/NEJMA 37-year-old woman recently went to her eye doctor complaining of itching and watering eyes.
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After the valet got slammed into a monitor, another guy stepped in to separate them ... but Faizon was still itching for a fight.
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Some Tories are itching to topple Mrs May; if they did, her replacement might turn out to be even harder to deal with.
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President Bill Clinton was itching to play in the 2000 election but his impeachment led Vice President Al Gore to keep his distance.
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If it's itchiness that's bothering you, try a warm compress — it'll help with the itching, and draw out any pus in the pimples.
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The war planet goes direct on Monday, allowing us to (finally) move forward on those projects we've been itching to start since June.
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If you're itching to stay ahead of the curve in this Brave New World of work, here are five ways to get started.
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When that happens, "The most important thing is to treat it early, as soon as the itching or rash appears," Dr. Wu says.
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"I've been really excited to play for a while now, been itching to play for about a week and a half," Jackson said.
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Kate Upton is itching to tell everyone about what she claims was sexual abuse at the hands of Guess co-founder Paul Marciano.
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Still, there are some trends we're itching to get our hands on as soon as we see them — and that requires some creativity.
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The cold is vasoconstricting, meaning it works to reduce the amount of blood flowing to the bite area, therefore reducing swelling and itching.
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While some itchy vaginas can be remedied at home, if your itching is persistent, you'll want to get checked out by a professional.
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Like, saying your dick is itching is probably taboo if you work at Staples, but maybe okay if you work as a comedian.
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Itching to get out of her small town, she moved into an apartment with six other girls in the nearby city of Korat.
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Children should also be checked for lice if there is an outbreak in their school – even if they aren t complaining of itching.
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The scenario: Your "friend's" butthole is bleeding, itching, and/or painful, and she hasn't engaged in anal in, like, a really long time.
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Since I happened upon their album Contempt last year, they had been high on the list of bands I was itching to see.
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McCain has said he's itching to get back to work after his surgery nearly a week ago and has been working the phones.
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The electric colors simply won't show up in dark locks — which is a bummer for brunettes itching for a shot at rainbow hair.
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And he warned, given the stock's run as of late, that the Apple bears are itching for an announcement that's a let down.
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I feel for them: Not long after the itching begins, an amateur bikini wax close-up leads to the severing of some flesh.
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I want other women to know that if they experience ANY itching, even mild as mine was, don't feel silly about speaking up.
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But five days after finishing the course of medication, I awoke to find that my entire body was itching and burning without cease.
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"I have an air mattress here and I have been itching to bust it out if you need," the cookbook author, 32, joked.
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Bored capital was pooling in venture coffers where it was itching to be disbursed by the wealthy into the holsters of the privileged.
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Farther north, on Daytona Beach, Michael Hanna was itching to leave Friday morning but first had to board up his beach apparel store.
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In addition to soothing itching, irritation, and dryness, this shampoo tackles bacterial and fungal skin infections and protects the skin against moisture loss.
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Treatment for brown recluse spider bites will be targeted for specific symptoms, such as antibiotics to treat infection or antihistamines to treat itching.
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If you're itching to watch the Oscars but only have a laptop, then a streaming service is going to be your best friend.
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Q&A Q. Why do I suffer more pain and itching, and for longer, after a tick bite than after a mosquito sting?
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Democrats are itching to get a crack at Flynn and other current and former administration officials once they take the majority in January.
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I know (he's) itching to get back, but at the same time, this has been quite the process, quite the season for him.
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Sweet, sexy Venus clashes with one of your planetary rulers, Uranus, on August 24, bringing you surprises and finding you itching for freedom.
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Konnichiwa may have dropped less than a month ago but if you were itching for more Skepta then this should satiate your thirst.
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Global health Burrowing skin mites drive victims mad with itching, but distribution of a few pills can drive the infestation from entire communities.
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In both groups, the provider gave patients a cream that she said was an antihistamine to reduce the allergic reaction and decrease itching.
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When I graduated in 19893, I was no longer a small-town girl, but rather a young adult, itching to contribute something meaningful.
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And we were just itching to do the Osborne at 205 West 57th Street, and maybe the Gainsborough at 222 Central Park South.
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It is often silent until late in the game, when people develop itching and jaundice (yellow pigmentation of skin), as did my patient.
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Yeast infections in dogs can cause itching and redness of the skin as well as a musty odor, hyperpigmentation, and recurrent ear infections.
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But some radicals are itching for trouble, including on October 16th when the Legislative Council will meet for the first time since July.
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"Decreased fetal movement is concerning independent of itching and warrants a call to your doctor or a visit to the hospital," says Smith.
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"Sometimes, you don't realize that itching your hair, while you're awake or asleep, can disturb your roots and result in frizz," she explains.
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It is a cool and useful idea that, along with other cool and useful computer science ideas, has people itching to know more.
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How to get Mars rocks back to EarthScientists have been itching to study pristine Martian soil in their own labs for many years.
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Eczema can be treated using moisturizers, avoiding certain soaps and other irritants and with prescription creams and ointments containing corticosteroids to relieve itching.
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Slack introduced dark mode to mobile back in March, and many of us have been itching for a desktop version for months now.
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But as the provocations of black-shirted protesters mounted, it was clear that by the weekend plenty of officers were itching for revenge.
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" As POLITICO's Alex Isenstadt reports, Bannon has been itching to return to his self-styled guerilla warfare and return to "Bannon da barbarian.
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It's her debut, and you may find some inspiration there if you've been itching to take a crack at making a grid yourself.
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In a sense, America's aggression is a less conventional, more belligerent version of a trade war many advanced economies have been itching to declare.
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"I, however, was in a wet suit for this whole shoot, so, oh my god, they were so good for butt itching!" she exclaimed.
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Leonard was itching to play in Tuesday's 383-238 victory over the Toronto Raptors but coach Gregg Popovich nixed the notion shortly before tipoff.
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"People are itching to sue Donald Trump and stick him under oath," said Richard Painter, chief White House ethics lawyer for George W. Bush.
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Sometimes these may indicate an infection, especially if you have other symptoms, including abdominal pain (that's not cramps), itching, or burning when you pee.
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The validity of nationwide injunctions has never been addressed squarely by the Supreme Court, but some of its members seem itching to do so.
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If you've been itching to upgrade headphones, replace that janky charger, or ensure you won't shatter that screen again, your waiting has paid off.
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And does Cooper herald a new set of constraints on Republican-held state legislatures itching to entrench their electoral advantage following the 2020 census?
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"Wildfire," Ms. Platten's debut major label album, reveals that hiding under all that earnest intention there's a savvy pop star itching to be heard.
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There are menu options on the left, and your character stands swaying on the right, as if she's itching to hop in and drive.
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One U.K. mom was among this group, but her advice for anyone itching to get back in the sack is to just be patient.
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For all you romantics out there itching for more To All The Boys I've Loved Before, the promised sequel is still a ways off.
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So my girlfriend hasn't met my parents yet, and my mom is itching to get a good look at the woman dating her daughter.
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After reading only a few sentences of her intelligent prose (and that dialogue!), you'll be itching for her next novel, whenever it should come.
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You often find yourself itching to get your hands dirty and to create things out of mud—and to roll around in it, too!
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He also lost a leg to amputation, suffered several septic chest infections, became unable to move his arms and suffered chronic pain and itching.
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Astronomers have been itching to send a new mission there for years, one that could taste the alien salt spray for signs of life.
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As many of us know all too well, yeast infections can cause significant irritation, often exacerbated by itching, which could certainly be a culprit.
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If you're just itching to find out the second the game comes out, you can pre-register for the title here and get updates.
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People with type 1 diabetes have to inject insulin daily, and it often results in pain, redness, swelling, and itching at the injection site.
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So if you're itching for a resolution to latch onto this New Year's, it seems there's a pretty good one ripe for the taking.
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The users of the patch, however, experienced much more itching and redness at the injection site that lasted two to three days, Rouphael said.
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"You might find that your ear has been itching for months; and you've used several types of drops and it persists," says Dr. Showalter.
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" Paulson adds that she's itching to reprise the role, should opportunity knock: "Boy, would I long to play her in a really larger fashion!
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The sun clashes with unruly Uranus on January 18, and Mercury does the same on January 23—we are all collectively itching for freedom.
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I'm not expecting it to, though, as everything I've seen up to this point has had me itching to return to proceedings whenever possible.
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Progressives are itching to see the national apparatus reduced to rubble and rebuilt from scratch, with one of their own installed at the top.
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If you're itching to get a head start on holiday shopping, scroll down to shop 46 amazing deals you can get at Walmart now!
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But if you're already a fan of the series and are itching for more, Mandatory Happiness is a great way to get your fix.
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The president is yet again itching to start a trade war with China, and keeps asking advisers about placing tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) are itching to get higher defense spending, arguing that current spending levels were to blame for recent non-combat troop deaths.
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The condition can be treated using moisturizers; avoiding certain soaps and other skin irritants; and prescription creams and ointments containing corticosteroids to relieve itching.
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You're itching for freedom—if you've been stuck in a cycle with someone, you will be so ready to break free at this time!
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The apparent outbreak of itching pilots was reported by the Chicago Business Journal Tuesday, despite the uniforms having been issued over six months ago.
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And, while Trump had largely stayed silent this week, it's clear that he's still itching for a very public fight with the special counsel.
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After graduating from UC Berkeley and working in advertising in Hong Kong, the California native found herself itching to do something outside the ordinary.
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So when we heard that blogger Farah Dhukai recently posted a wallet-friendly trick to banish dandruff, we were, err...itching to learn more.
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" Earlier Tuesday, Trump, who has been itching to scale back social distancing guidelines, wrote in a tweet, "Our people want to return to work.
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"Already, I'm itching," he said in June in Umlazi, the Durban-area township where he grew up, during a two-month leave from Broadway.
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If it's true, it's not difficult to imagine that the president is just itching to blast the show for putting Spicer in high heels.
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So wherever you're itching to go, consider alternatives that may not be as flashy, but have just as much to offer, minus the crowds.
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Since your last proper album wasn't particularly well received, are you itching at all to prove yourself all over again as a pop songwriter?
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If you've been itching to get your hands on the Samsung Sero—a TV that rotates between portrait and landscape mode—you're in luck.
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He recommends that his clients try a vegetarian formula for 12 weeks to see if it relieves itching and improves the skin and coat.
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In the end, while there were thousands of heavily armed people in the protest itching for a fight, they just couldn't find an enemy.
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It may be that English voters are itching so badly to break free of Europe that they see all this as a reasonable price.
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If you're itching to keep signing, free resources like ASL University and online instructors like ASLMeredith offer lessons for every level of ASL expertise.
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A menstrual pad (or period underwear) is likely to keep urine next to the skin, which can cause irritation, itching and even skin breakdown.
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Arora says he and Linga are entrepreneurs at heart, and they were itching to start something new after more than five years at Vera.
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But they also have another audience: Mr. Trump, who has been itching to see a vigorous defense of him played out on television screens.
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Drake's fatherhood-sized bombshell dropped alongside his new album Scorpion, and fans are itching to learn more about the mother of his child — Sophie Brussaux.
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Suddenly, everyone was itching for more celebrity hairstylist creations to make us feel like the 1% — without spending the big bucks like a star would.
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What is clear, however, is that ALE is itching to get an early piece of the space entertainment pie, which, sadly, is becoming a thing.
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When you put a leech on your skin, it can cause itching, blisters, scarring, and in serious cases, a rare skin disease called ulcerative necrosis.
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So we decided to ask a gynecologist if yogurt really can cure a yeast infection, or at least ease symptoms, such as itching and burning.
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Just because the first season of Westworld has wrapped doesn't mean we don't still have a few theories and mysteries we are itching to solve.
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Republicans don't want to take a messy, public vote on this Republicans in Congress are not itching to cast votes against Trump on this issue.
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Duff got married young — she wed Comrie at 22 — so it makes sense that she's not itching to rush into another marriage in her 20s.
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Moussouris had secured the full support of the Internet Explorer team, the Windows team, and the Office 365 team was itching to get on board.
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You probably know at least one person who's been itching to see their family tree with a DNA test kit — maybe that person is you.
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Having already gotten our hands on a pair, we can guarantee that there's no rubbing, pinching, itching, or general complaining involved with throwing these on.
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It was a place where itching powder, stink bombs and dirty-face soap served as currency, and mud was something to be dived into headfirst.
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One concerned citizen wrote in to the council that she and her dog were itching all over and losing their hair; she blamed the roar.
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Couture says he's already itching to get back in the gym and resume training with his MMA pals ... but knows he should take it slow.
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If you're itching to screech out that cover of "Wonderwall," but have been left hanging by a broken string, this vending machine is for you.
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The lotion uses a "unique" combination of halobetasol propionate and tazarotene, which are topical treatments used to treat skin disorders such as itching and swelling.
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In the cases he's seen, people often experience symptoms hours after eating meat, including very bad itching, typically with hives, in addition to stomach symptoms.
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They aren't contagious — you can't pass them from person to person — but they can eventually cause symptoms like itching, muscle and joint pain, and fatigue.
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So if a guy I dated mentioned that he'd backpacked through Europe, I'd be itching to tell him how much I'm dying to move there.
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An iPhone can maneuver with a fluidity within these spaces which suggests the nervous energy of someone itching to escape but with nowhere to go.
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When we hopped on the phone with Hazan, we were itching to know what kinds of reference images Beyoncé brings in to inspire her color.
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Wow, I mean, if you were really itching for something and nothing else was possible and you were in a kinky mood, sure, why not?
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When you want to break your baby fever: The Babadook (2014) Chrissy Teigen's Instagram got you itching to catch a ride on the baby train?
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What To Do About An Itchy Vagina "There are few scenarios that can be treated at home when it comes to vaginal itching," Midcalf says.
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The starring wombat, named Nugget, was suffering from a persistent dry cough and mad allergic itching, according to ACT Wildlife Australia, who posted the video.
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If you're able to work remotely, or have been itching to move elsewhere, it makes sense to consider locations where your money will go far.
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If you're itching to watch the eclipse, but don't know where to begin looking for the right pair of protective glasses, we've got you covered.
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As much as Taurus season finds you coming together with lovers, friends, and creative collaborators, you'll also find yourself itching for freedom, adventure, and risk.
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And while you're itching to get cozy with loved ones today, you're also feeling very eager to break free from obligations you're not into anymore.
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Sometimes, internal hemorrhoids can prolapse outside the anus, collecting minute particles of feces or other materials and leading to intense itching known as pruritus ani.
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No doubt Kevin can't wait to see his wife and kids and get back to making music, but he's also itching to set kids straight.
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Mayweather has recently told us he's been itching to fight again and predicted his next bout would be a 9-figure boxing match against Khabib.
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You'll be itching for more freedom, but still have the support you crave while you try a new thing or go off on your own.
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Itching to pursue more ambitious ventures, Holmes taught himself how to code and in 2000 launched a business building websites and digital services called Invoke.
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I'm sure at some point along the journey our investors will be itching for liquidity, but as it stands right now, everyone is really [focused].
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Over time, the market for appliances has become increasingly competitive, with players ranging from J.C. Penney to Best Buy to Amazon itching for a share.
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Without the "I-word" attached, the essential all-caps chyron was missing; it's no wonder that cable news was itching for something else to cover.
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To top it off, the front is adorned with decorative snaps to complete the boxer-brief aesthetic, and the printed tag prevents any uncomfortable itching.
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"Honestly, you look at the guys that are here, it's guys that are really itching for an opportunity, a chance to prove themselves," Harris said.
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There was once a time when I was positively itching to release myself from the shackles of my bra by the time I got home.
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Trump is already itching to be involved, though an approval rating in the mid-30% range may make him an unwelcome guest for vulnerable Republicans.
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More than 21,000 complaints of itching, rashes and hair loss, for instance, have been sent to the manufacturer and distributor of Wen Hair Care products.
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People who are believed to have histamine intolerance may also experience diarrhea, headache, asthma, flushed skin, wheezing, abdominal cramps, itching, and hives, Dr. Irani says.
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He said he's doing it for family reasons, but for Democrats itching to overthrow the GOP majority, the skies -- and congressional maps -- never looked bluer.
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But that's the implicit suggestion behind the phrase "flaunts her baby bump" — that the rest of us are just itching for one of our own.
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Side effects Fabunmi, 44, told CNN he had used chloroquine before to treat malaria and recalled that severe itching was one of the side effects.
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But now that I did have the internet itching at me, all I could imagine was the eye-catching photo this would make on Twitter.
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Croats have been itching to break up from the federation and, like the Serbs, have their own entity, including part of the city of Mostar.
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Americans are fed up with feeling that the system is rigged against them — to coin a phrase — and itching for leaders who will unrig it.
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Since Mr. Urie is delivering this counsel in full torrent-tempest-whirlwind mode, you can feel the other actors just itching to roll their eyes.
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It's no secret that Mr. Trump has been itching to get rid of Mr. Mueller since soon after his appointment as special counsel in May.
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Most teenagers — including Kate Hudson herself, when she was that age — are itching for the day when they can finally legally drive on their own.
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In practice it has to be assumed that he is not itching to send in troops: doing so would have huge diplomatic and economic repercussions.
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And Freedom Caucus members appear to be itching for a fight and might make demands about immigration or military spending in exchange for their votes.
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The brain registers itching—via the same pathways that transport sensations like temperature and pain from the skin—and it naturally responds by deploying fingernails.
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Well, the ending leaves me itching for a Thanos prequel instead of the next Avengers or even Captain Marvel — which will undoubtedly undo this unhappy ending.
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And now that spring is here (kind of) you're probably itching to make some smoothies and pretend you're at the beach like everyone else on Instagram.
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"Dandruff shampoos work to decrease flaking, normalize rapid cell turnover, hydrate the scalp, and indirectly decrease itching," dermatologist and Dove hair expert Francesca Fusco, MD, adds.
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We have a "no shop talk" rule, which is good at the start, but by the end, I'm often itching to get back to the restaurant.
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The rashes are red with pimple-like bumps or scales, which are sometimes misdiagnosed as either mosquito or bed bug bites, probably because of the itching.
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Chickenpox is a highly contagious disease that causes a blister-like rash, itching, fever and tiredness, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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If he shows up Tuesday in St. Louis and is itching to go then it will be at the short end (of the 10-day minimum).
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Google still has Tag Heuer on its side and the brand new Connected Modular 45 for people itching for drop $1,600 on an Android Wear device.
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President Donald Trump is itching to battle with the Democrats fighting to take him on in November — at least if his Twitter feed is any indication.
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And, in true J.Crew fashion, we're already itching to layer ours over a button-up or as the focal point of a denim-on-denim look.
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By 22018, just three years after she started writing searching personal essays for Vogue, Joan Didion was plainly itching to write about something other than herself.
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But if you're itching to follow along with the latest updates, fear not: Google will be live-streaming the event on its YouTube page (shown above).
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Thankfully, Amazon gives you the ability to track the products you're itching to buy, so that you won't miss out and get stuck on the Waitlist.
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Luckily, if you're someone who does deal with uncomfortable itching or sniffling during your workouts, you don't have to swear off exercise or physical activity altogether.
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The latest picks from trendsetters like Essie and Floss Gloss have us itching to toss our summer turquoises for mellow greens, dusty plums, and sparkling grays.
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BV typically comes with a range of uncomfortable symptoms, like itching and vaginal discharge with an odor, so it can be pretty annoying to deal with.
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FOR YEARS President Donald Trump has been itching to withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a trade deal between America, Canada and Mexico.
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But Coda is betting there's a legion of disaffected Excel jockeys out there itching to make powerful, custom, lightweight apps using a more modern formula language.
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I caked my face with Dermablend foundation (a true lifesaver), and then popped a Benadryl and Advil to keep the swelling and itching to a minimum.
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We love spending almost as much as we love saving — so, when have the chance to do both, we're immediately itching to grab our credit cards.
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Peter is itching to share the same rarified air as his mentor, Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.), and eager to rejoin the adventures of the Avengers.
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Oh, and if you're itching to go see the Lego version of the royal wedding, it's on show at Legoland Windsor form today until November 2018.
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The infection leads to a brutal combination of vaginal symptoms: discharge that smells fishy, burning when you pee, and itching in and out of the vagina.
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Trump, after all, represents an existential threat to his presidential legacy, and he's been itching to get out on the campaign trail since at least December.
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When I was really young my mum cut my hair like a boy — to eyebrow level — because I'd complain about it itching in my snowboarding helmet.
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If you've been itching bring a little Disney magic to your next beach day, tropical vacation, or jaunt around the river bend, these suits are perfect.
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In the end, Andrews loved the simple look she went for, but admits she's still itching to break out her true full-on fall fashion ASAP.
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Insect bites can cause hives if you have a reaction A typical reaction to a bug bite can produce redness, swelling or minor irritation and itching.
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Astrologers love calling you a homebody, Cancer, and while it's true that you're quite domestic, you will be itching to see the world during this time.
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Jussie Smollett getting off scot-free is bad news for R. Kelly, because prosecutors might be itching for a big win ... so worries the singer's lawyer.
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Chickenpox is a very contagious disease that causes a blister-like rash, itching, tiredness and fever, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Considering that this ancient crater is the fulcrum of an enormously disruptive global catastrophe, scientists across many disciplines have been itching to study it up close.
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Remember, the President has been itching to use the veto pen to force a shutdown for months, against the advice of Republican leaders and officials everywhere.
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" Other effects can include "burning, rash, itching, skin discoloration/redness, blistering, allergic type reactions including hives/welts, allergic contact dermatitis, and bleeding also have been reported.
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With Coachella just weeks away, music lovers are gearing up to check out their favorite artists — but also itching to serve up some music festival fashion.
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Itching to study with a renowned clarinet teacher, Abramovitz spent many late nights in practice rooms to prepare for his audition, which he thought went well.
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Congressional Republicans are itching to resurrect a host of regulatory reform bills that have died in previous sessions once they reclaim the White House in January.
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In a new animated video lesson from TED-Ed, educator Emma Bryce breaks down some of the ways our body and mind create the itching sensation.
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New uniforms issued by American Airlines have thousands of flight attendants itching to get the old ones back, according to a grievance filed with the carrier.
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You're itching for freedom, and anyone who tries to speak for you, put words in your mouth, or control your schedule will need to step aside!
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These last few days, you've been in a homebody mood, but now you're itching to get dressed up, go on a date, or attend a party.
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The company sold the U.S. rights to its EM-100 eye drop for treating itching associated with allergic conjunctivitis to Bausch Health Companies Inc in February.
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You're likely itching for a makeover right now, but don't do it: Wait until Venus goes direct on April 15 before you make any permanent changes.
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The post-care kit includes a cleanser, two towelettes to use on the second day, a moisturizer with 2% hydrocortisone to help with itching, and SPF.
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The selling was sparked by stronger economic data, but the market has been itching for a move higher in yields, which rise as bond prices fall.
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I'm itching for another survival game of its ilk, especially since my marathon sessions of Don't Starve have gotten to be a fond but distant memory.
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Victims suffer from relentless itching and develop an angry rash, which is an allergic reaction to the eggs and feces the females deposit as they tunnel.
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It features a fast-acting formula that relieves inflammation and itching associated with numerous skin problems, including dermatitis, seborrhea, mange, and other parasitic or bacterial infections.
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An allergic reaction is characterized by marked symptoms, such as itching, hives, swelling, trouble breathing or vomiting, within two hours of consuming the food in question.
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You have a yeast infection Along with itching or burning and a cottage cheese-like discharge, some people experience a tingling sensation during a yeast infection.
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It's a parody of a children's clothing ad with kids having tantrums about too-hot sweaters, whining about itching tags and complaining about hurt-y shoes.
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It is nice because when I am filming, I don't get to paint as much, so by the time I'm done, I'm itching to do it.
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You're eager to travel and itching to expand your mind, but as the moon enters Aries and opposes Mars, you may find yourself getting into arguments.
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In other words, it's fair to say that the last thing the world was itching for in 2019 was another speculative account of Hoffa's final days.
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If you're itching to see her defy gravity in person, you're in luck — she just announced 2020 tour dates in North America, South America and Europe.
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Having identified with the horror as a kid, he's now itching to play the opposition, an embodiment of the fears the kids face — and ultimately conquer.
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The Oracle of Omaha added in the letter he is itching to do a massive acquisition, but is having a difficult time due to elevated valuations.
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While GOP senators have been careful to say they want to hear Ford tell her story, they have also been itching to move the process along.
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Senators hit pause as the Trump administration raced to negotiate a temporary peace deal after the U.S. withdrawal, but they are itching to condemn Turkey's president.
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Perhaps Nunes knows all this; some congressional Republicans have been itching to dismantle Section 230 further under the guise of promoting ideological fairness on social media.
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You know who you are: Your medicine cabinet is overflowing with serums, foundations, and lip colors, and yet, you're always itching to try the next big thing.
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I know Mary-Sue has upset you by taking the car keys and I know your hernia is itching but, really, don't take it out on pudding.
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Trump held up a theatrical thumb and hurried offstage, with the itching haste of a germophobe who has found himself in a close crowd of the contagious.
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So whether you're itching to hit the slopes or prefer to view the great outdoors from a massage table, this giveaway's got the best of both worlds.
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But after two years of tiny windows, brick wall, and zero separation of living spaces, the couple got tired of it and started itching for something new.
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All allergic reactions (sneezing, coughing, itching, vomiting and diarrhea) have one thing in common – they expel unwanted substances from the body (respiratory tract, gastrointestinal tract or skin).
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Green leaders may present a united front, but there are still deep ideological divisions between purists, unwilling to sacrifice ideals, and pragmatists, itching to share in government.
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A government ministry in Australia has a half-baked facial recognition system on its hands—and it's itching to use it against people who watch porn online.
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Medjool date-farming is already booming and Israeli farmers are itching to expand their plantations eastward, even if it means clearing the mines at their own expense.
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The worst part about buying a cup of coffee every morning is waiting in line with dozens of other cranky commuters itching for a fix of caffeine.
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They revolve a highly successful business model: sell tickets for $35 to people itching to Instagram themselves, then immerse them in hyperpigmented landscapes funded by corporate sponsors.
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But it suggested one important conclusion: the Trump administration is not itching to use the biggest weapon it has in its arsenal to stop the pipeline: sanctions.
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A Variety report from February said that Comcast didn't want to exit the joint venture at this time, even though Disney was itching to buy them out.
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If you've caught up on Narcos: Mexico and are itching for more organized-crime stories, Netflix has the cure for you in its latest series, Bad Blood.
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It is hard to see the sanctions regime surviving that realisation intact; China and South Korea are already itching to restore their economic ties to North Korea.
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Emanuelle's nuanced performance plays Mo's tenacity with the pulse of desperation, an itching desire to be loved thrumming beneath the surface of her every impulse and decision.
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If you're itching to join the Raspberry party and start making your own crazy IoT contraptions, the Raspberry Pi Mastery Bundle is a great place to start.
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Bloodthirsty superhumans, talking pigs, child mercenaries, lovesick clones — call us crazy, but these are just the kinds of characters we're itching to snuggle up with right now.
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So if you're itching for a giant board game, or just think regular Connect Four is far too small, here is everything you need to get started.
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If you're already itching for more Equity, we have a feeling next week will be another heavy news week with Pinterest and Zoom's IPO on the docket.
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But in the meantime, people itching to see Shkreli squirm were given an early Christmas present in the form of a court document filed on November 30.
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The itching was so bad, in fact, that Bostock would get nauseous and couldn't even shower, since the sensation of water on her itchy bump was intolerable.
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Doctors who prescribed OxyContin were beginning to report that patients were coming to them with symptoms of withdrawal (itching, nausea, the shakes) and asking for more medication.
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Trump's team has been itching to take on a rising China since the president took office — and for many of Trump's top advisers, far longer than that.
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And while the first episode didn't leave me itching to stream a second, it'll be easy to go back and binge if the show finds its footing.
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As a result, the scene is funny, squirm-inducing — so squirm-inducing that even Gary is itching to get away from Selina — and heartbreaking all at once.
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With three powerful active ingredients, PetMD Benzoyl Peroxide Medicated Shampoo offers antibacterial, antiseptic, and anti-seborrheic properties to relieve itching, scaling, and greasiness in your cat's coat.
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Taro is the maker of many popular generic over-the-counter ointments, including antibiotic pain relief and Hydrocortisone creams used to relieve itching and minor skin rashes.
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The latest lotion I'm itching to add to my collection is Guerlain's new Orchidée Impériale Black, a cream that guards skin against environmental stressors that cause aging.
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NASA is itching to launch astronauts back to the moon, with an immediate goal of putting boots on the lunar surface in 2024 with its Artemis program.
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Athlete's foot can be unpleasant, causing itching or burning on the infected area, but shouldn't be scratched because touching it can spread the fungus to your hands.
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If you've been itching to upgrade from an older iPhone, your wait is over: The new phones are finally available online and in stores around the world.
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Save an additional 12% on refurbished desktops and all-in-one computers with code '12sitewide' See Details Itching to see what else you can snag for cheap?
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The symptoms -- terrible itching, rotting skin and, after decades of infection, blindness -- are caused by early stage worm larvae that flood the body after adult worms mate.
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They're a blank canvas itching for you to splatter paint, if you will, any kind of outfit around it (no seriously, a black dress goes with anything).
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The choice to stagger the release schedule within a generation like this will probably bum out anyone itching to catch'em all ASAP – but it makes some sense.
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The US drafted Article 9, of course, but now with North Korea being so volatile, are they—is Trump—itching for more armed support in the region?
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But I had been itching for a heftier story and have always had an interest in reporting about Muslim communities, so I volunteered to look into it.
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The President has been itching to loosen the 15-day social distancing measures he announced last week in a bid to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
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The EP is already recorded so everyone is itching to just get out on the road and hopefully stay out there for the rest of the year.
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When I started itching to get my hands messy again outside of the digital realm, I carved out space in my room to make a designated spot.
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Venus squares off with Uranus on March 226, and people are itching for freedom—unexpected instability arrives, especially in your social life, but also in your finances.
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You'll also be itching for freedom at this time, so don't be surprised if you're asking for space, despite all the sexy Leo energy in the air!
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It also found some negative effects (from most to least common): nausea and stomachaches, withdrawal (from addiction), chills and sweats, dizziness and unsteadiness, vomiting, hangovers, and itching.
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The president this time around is rejoicing over Obamacare's apparent demise — and is heaping praise on the "highly respected judge" who was itching to do Republicans' bidding.
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Made with powerful active ingredients with the addition of natural moisturizers, this medicated shampoo quickly relieves itching and irritation associated with a wide variety of skin problems.
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How to treat cholestasis of pregnancyPregnant women can be given a drug called ursodiol, which may help ease itching and stabilize bile acid levels in the blood.
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Temtem, which entered early access on Steam last week, seems laser targeted towards hardcore and casual fans that are itching for something that feels familiar but new.
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The only apparel company to earn the association's grade so far is Ms. Scott's AD RescueWear, whose wet-wrap therapy garments relieve itching by sealing in moisture.
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Denial can be a useful strategy — it has helped me get up in the morning, ignore the persistent itching and walk out into the world each day.
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The President has insisted that his rallies for Republican candidates not be canceled following the shooting and has told aides he is itching to hit the trail.
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O and the French drugmaker experienced significant relief in itching and in anxiety and depression symptoms, meeting secondary goals of two large studies, researchers said on Saturday.
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Republicans knew they would be turned away, but were itching for a big public showdown with Democrats and eager to show Trump they are fighting for him.
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At the very least it's something artists are itching to discuss: Rojas and Rubensteen didn't commission work for the show, but rather included work that already existed.
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But last month, the clear stickers hit Ulta Beauty, and with them came a string of curious customers just itching to experience the pimple-purging magic for themselves.
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Walmart is in on the action with a sale that has us itching to get outside, marking down a *ton* of above ground pools and portable hot tubs.
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Following the girl group's killer performance at Hunter Morgan's (Chad James Buchanan) house in the premiere episode, Star (Jude DeMorest) is itching for another chance in the spotlight.
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And for a cash-strapped group itching to influence policy, a few weekend cable ads are far more cost-effective than the salaries for a suite of lobbyists.
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Ahead, check out the most gorgeous hair accessories of the night, all of which we're itching to try ourselves, despite no real red carpets in our immediate future.
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Allergic conjunctivitis is a common disease characterized by an inflammation of the membrane that covers the eye, which results in excessive tear production, ocular itching, swelling, and redness.
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All of this browsing furniture and decor has me itching to buy stuff, but we really don't need anything so I resist the urge to shop for myself.
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Trypophobia can actually be debilitating; reactions depend on the individual and range in intensity, but can include throwing up, crying, shaking all over, and intense itching or scratching.
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Outside of an obvious issue, like an infection (burning or pain while urinating, foul-smelling discharge, or itching), your vagina is surprisingly great at taking care of itself.
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And Democrats now in charge of the House are itching to make good on their promise to slap some rules on Big Tech after a year of scandals.
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So if you're based in Los Angeles and you're itching to change things up, look no further: American Airlines has the perfect way for you to do so.
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It is a movement sprung up, in part, to protest and try to prevent the violence perpetrated against black people by too many cops with itching trigger fingers.
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Since you're already itching to spend anyway, take this opportunity to get an early start on your gift list for a friend, a partner, or tbh, just yourself.
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When we speak she is in Dublin but she is itching to get back to the foundation where she knows she can deliver real change on the ground.
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This update has me itching to play more soon, but it also means that when I sit down to play, I'll have to consider how I'm playing, too.
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The Palm Pilot itself was starting to get played out by 2003, and gamers were itching for a portable game system with higher-resolution than the Game Boy.
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