Soon enough, cutting an onion can be a pain-free experience.
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Despite these periods of anxiety, the process was relatively pain-free.
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But a pain-free trade war with China is nearly impossible.
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I have to believe in the possibility of being pain-free.
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Cabrera is not pain-free but is available to play, said Price.
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"And a better quality of life living pain-free because of it."
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Jeremiah said his son was peaceful and pain free, according to ABC7.
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Playing pain-free, which is the most important thing at the moment.
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Cut to a pain-free and shame-soaked Monica running for the shower.
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GM Bryan Colangelo said before the game that Fultz is pain-free, however.
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Shaving our legs is still the fastest, most pain-free way to defuzz.
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A second surgery has made her pain-free for the last two years.
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Just being out on the tennis court and being pain free is enough.
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It's that easy (and pain-free) when it comes to messaging in 2016.
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Alderson said Flores was able to do some work "pain-free" on Tuesday.
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Chip Gaines completed his first marathon — but it wasn't a pain-free experience.
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Planting 2bn trees, Mr Trudeau's new pain-free idea, will not accomplish that.
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No athlete is ever pain free, I just have one I caused myself.
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I would for sure choose pain free over adrenaline rush in my life.
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Total removal can leave a patient pain-free, but this requires expert skill.
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Well, it turns out, the procedure is actually pretty simple and totally pain-free.
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I get to wake up pain free every day and that's amazing to me.
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After months of chronic shoulder and neck pain, I found myself surprisingly pain-free.
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And now he is pain free singing his songs in all of our hearts.
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Just don't hold your breath for the mirror that makes eyebrow tweezing pain-free.
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But now, it looks like Dunham will finally be able to live pain-free.
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Yoga is one of the few things that helps me wake up pain-free.
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Soon I had won their hearts with my pain-free technique of splinter removal.
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"Until he's pain-free, there is no next step," General Manager Brian Cashman said.
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Even connecting smart home devices like the Philips Hue smart lights is pain free.
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Did you think it was going to be pain free, like a super fun vacation?
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He said he's pain-free when swinging but other baseball movements are not as easy.
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"We have to challenge the notion that being pain free is a goal," Phillips said.
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That won't be easy or pain-free for a number of economies, including our own.
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And although she was clearly frailer at each certification, she remained comfortable and pain-free.
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It's an approach that confronts the reality that not everyone can lead pain-free lives.
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"It's nice that he can go out there and be pain-free," manager Terry Francona said.
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Most people want to die the same way — pain-free and at home, surrounded by family.
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The injuries started and I really never thought that I would be healthy or pain-free.
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Dorian J. Murray (#dstrong) has gained his beautiful angel wings tonight and is now pain free.
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In that sense, buying the new iPhone straight from Apple is the most pain-free route.
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Kakaban Lake, though, is not the only place in Indonesia to swim, pain free, with jellyfish.
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As we solve, let's send him our best wishes for a speedy and pain-free recovery.
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No shutdown is pain free, should it occur, but this would be limited in its disruption.
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He took pain-free swings off the batting tee at 30-40 percent effort on Monday.
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Spangler said it was the first time he'd been pain-free for a game since then.
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And in the six pain-free weeks the followed she regained most of her lost weight.
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"Gronkowski, who officially retired in March, said Brady was "a big reason" he is "pain-free.
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I am grateful that I am healthy, pain-free, and hopefully can someday grow a baby.
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The question was not so much about Murray's fitness as he has said he is "pain free".
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We're told the process takes about an hour and a half and is pretty much pain-free.
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Totally natural and pain free, and a great way to look your best before a big event.
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She had been running pain-free in recent weeks but an MRI scan revealed a stress reaction.
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He's now pain-free and practices yoga, lifts weights, bikes and cooks without fearing an arthritic attack.
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Is three weeks enough time for him to get pain-free and regain lost strength and conditioning?
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Or perhaps, once pain-free, we women always put ringlets in our hair and paint our nails.
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And, as customer feedback shows, sneaker manufacturers can't even guarantee every customer a proper, pain-free fit.
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He said he was "pretty much pain free" now and enjoying training, including some singles practice sessions.
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I'm a better wife, mother, and human when I'm pain-free and can get a good night's sleep.
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It gained popularity by making logistics pain-free and it wants to replicate that experience for U.S. users.
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The condition can cause pain-free bleeding during sex and in between period cycles, according to Harvard Health.
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Kershaw said he has been pain-free for months, and he hasn't missed a start since April 15.
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Not necessarily that I wouldn't play again, just if I'd ever be able to play again pain free.
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"I have to go back to throwing the way I was when everything was pain-free," Wright said.
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Of course it's not that simple — people don't get a choice to simply pay to be pain-free.
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Her daugher is here and she is pain free now for three weeks so she feels so much lighter.
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I was just really, really happy just to be pain-free and enjoying life, literally just doing normal things.
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If waxing, shaving, and laser hair removal aren't exactly right for you, consider this (slightly) pain-free electronic epilator.
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It took a long time, but she is now pain-free and has plenty of energy again, she says.
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It will make your skin look dewy and fresh, your bones and nails strong, and your joints pain-free.
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With her endometriosis, Dunham says that hormone-controlling birth control pills are the only way to stay pain-free.
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PAIN-FREE SOLUTION Some analysts and investor, however, said the 112-year-old company had not gone far enough.
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People with chronic, non-specific low back pain may have weaker glute medius muscles than their pain-free peers.
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I'm hoping that in two days' time I will be able to play pain-free, if that is possible.
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Their duty is to keep us unconscious and pain free, while the more conspicuously heroic surgeons do their work.
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"I managed to play almost pain free, that's a big improvement from my last match," said top seed Djokovic.
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Jonathan Pitre In the segment, Jonathan revealed that, because of his disease, he has "never" had a pain-free moment.
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But eventually, I started slacking off with the appointments, and my time with a pain-free, hairless groin was up.
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RHP Mike Pelfrey, who said he has been pain-free for three days, will throw a side session on Friday.
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Recently, the blogger announced that she is ending cancer treatment to live her days pain-free with friends and family.
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Some pillows vary when it comes to firmness, so you want to be comfortable and pain-free while you rest.
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Scott Davis: During your press conference today, you spoke a lot about the idea of being pain-free and recovering.
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He decided to lose 16 pounds for the Olympics in 2012, citing the need to keep his knees pain-free.
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Even the most onerous part of skiing — clomping around in the boots to get to lunch — had been pain-free.
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Our sources say Mariah plans on making a more permanent bedazzled "throne" so she can be fab AND pain free.
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Ang is too tired to do anything, but Janine is hoping the cannabis oil will at least keep her pain-free.
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"Almost universally, right around the moment of death, people move into this very peaceful, pain-free, love-filled space," Barham says.
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Greenlight's CEO, Tim Sheehan, answered our questions about how to make conversations with kids about finance as pain-free as possible.
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"So rather than cure we must concentrate on care and ensuring a pain-free and dignified end of life," Merriman said.
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However, since budget cuts of $300 million were announced in December last year, organizers have had a relatively pain-free ride.
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The patient wasn't surprised that this doctor didn't know what had caused the headaches, but at least she was pain free.
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For people with painful joints and muscles, tai chi enhances their ability to exercise within a pain-free range of motion.
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Djokovic said he would have the injury assessed on Thursday and hoped to be pain-free for his match on Friday.
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But if you can roll with it, the movie is both breezy fun and a pain-free life lesson delivery vehicle.
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He will may make his season debut on Sunday following the latest of his six pain-free rehab starts on Monday.
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Casper aimed to disrupt the mattress industry based on a simple idea: making buying a mattress an easy, pain-free process.
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After experiencing what he said was a pain-free off-season, Duda reported feeling spasms in his back late last week.
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The lower dose had 20.7% of participants feeling pain-free after two hours and 34.1% relieved of the most bothersome symptoms.
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Fortunately, the operation halted the infection and Czernozukow now says she is pain free and preparing to get on with her life.
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Plus, with his wrapping regimen under control, Louis's skin looks ten times better at the follow-up and he's virtually pain-free.
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He then tailors exercise programs that build a foundation for pain-free activity, so that those triggers no longer result in pain.
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However, since budget cuts of $300 million were announced in December 2017, Tokyo 2020 organizers have had a relatively pain-free ride.
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Alyssa told CNN that during this immediate post-surgical period, she was only pain-free when she'd received a dose of painkillers.
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I wasn't pain-free all the time, but I had completed a 10-mile run, and I managed to recover fairly quickly.
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She recommends using a Google spreadsheet or an app like YNAB to make the process as organized and pain-free as possible.
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And, hell, I'd like to have another baby someday — not exactly a pain-free experience — but I do not ever want another colposcopy.
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Of course, the whole Apple acquisition means access to the W2 chip, so you get the same pain-free syncing as the AirPods.
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There's still a relatively easy (and completely pain-free) way to start the year off fresh: with a new cut, color, or style.
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She celebrated being pain free with the same enthusiasm (she also jumped on a trampoline), but a month afterward, the pain came back.
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RHP Johnny Cueto hopes for a pain-free outing when he takes the mound for the Giants against the Atlanta Braves on Sunday.
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No shutdown is pain free, should it occur, this would be limited in its disruption, at least compared to past full government shutdowns.
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Most important of all, don't rush back into activity before healing is complete and normal, pain-free range of motion has been restored.
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Pain free surgical operations and dentistry, and reduced suffering in childbirth were obvious and immediate benefits of breathing chemicals like ether and chloroform.
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As a pelvic pain specialist, I see women every day who tell me that my exam was their first pain-free Pap smear.
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However, the twist is that rather than reading an instruction manual, the user's muscles receive pain-free electrical impulses to make them move.
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The pain-free process, which cements the crowns to the adjacent teeth, usually takes about an hour and a half from start to finish.
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You can even choose from dual constructed heights for more personalized support for your neck and head, resulting in comfortable and pain-free snoozing.
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When she was told she couldn't afford the medication, neurological care, and therapy she needed to live pain-free, she said she felt hopeless.
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I was grateful to wake up each day, survey my body with my eyes closed and enjoy the exquisite awareness of being pain-free.
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When I got first got down here, there was still a little soreness left in there, but this past week especially it's pain-free.
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He told me he wouldn't commission the story because the answer to why we don't prioritize pain-free sex is that sex is extra.
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Still, I was intensely grateful that this patient remained comfortable, happy, pain-free and able to remain in her home with her loving family.
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The brand&aposs unique design allows for a more natural run style and lets me run pain-free for the first time in years.
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In the trial of more than 1,300 patients, 21.8 percent were pain-free two hours after taking the 50mg dose versus 14.3 percent on placebo.
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It's been disheartening dealing with pain in my hand all year but hopefully I am finally on the path to being and STAYING pain free!
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"I always tell people April 15th at 4:30 PM was the last pain-free day I have ever experienced in my life," he said.
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RHP John Axford (strained right shoulder) threw a pain-free, 31-pitch bullpen session Sunday and will throw to hitters in batting practice on Wednesday.
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The beauty of LED therapy is that it's completely pain-free, making it an obvious precursor to heftier light treatments, and it's suitable for everyone.
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For those few minutes in the chamber, I was pain free until the cold created a sharp stabbing sensation in the back of my head.
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You might have expected more pain-free pleasure out of a work from the Atlantic, where this year's Tony-garlanded musical "The Band's Visit" originated.
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Now, the pro announced that he's "pain-free," and partnering with CBD Medic for a forthcoming line of fitness-focused CBD creams and other products.
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All it takes is a pain-free cheek swab to learn about your dog's personality traits, DNA composition, breed mix, predisposition to disease, and more.
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Just as you can't relax when told "to just relax," you can't become pain free just by telling yourself your brain is exacerbating your pain.
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The main thing Sean and I did, along with my strength and conditioning coach, Kevin Duffy, was to make sure I could swing pain free.
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I'm pleased with — I mean, obviously, not that I didn't win — but that I was able to get out there and I was pain-free.
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"[Chester] was a bright, loving soul with an angel's voice, and now he is pain-free singing his songs in all of our hearts," she wrote.
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In an op-ed for Sports Illustrated, Plummer discussed how marijuana helped him become "virtually pain-free" after having to undergo surgery for football-related injuries.
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After the surgery on July 11, he will need a couple of weeks of physiotherapy to help his recovery and get back to performing pain-free.
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"Communities are happier," Kwadja said, adding that when he returns to the affected villages today, he sees people smiling and pain-free, with fresh-faced children.
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When planning a vacation, booking a flight with a layover or two might seem like a pain-free way to save a few bucks on airfare.
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Most students said no, they would not want to live a pain-free existence and we appreciated the robust reasoning they used to support their opinions.
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" Referring to bouts of chronic pain, he said, "it is the memory of what it was like to be pain free that gets us through those times.
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Jill thinks she can get them to the point where they'll be almost invisible to the naked eye, but for Phuc, it's more about being pain free.
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I will never take a pain free day for granted again," and the second is to "be grateful for every day that you can move your body.
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Washington RHP Shawn Kelley (trapezius) threw a pain-free bullpen session Friday and is slated for another on Sunday before pitching a simulated game next week. 3.
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The first received up to seven sessions of supervised physical therapy, with isometric resistance exercises, strength training, stretching and other guided techniques to restore pain-free stability.
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Vulnerability bulldozed the embarrassment out of the bedroom and I was able, for the first time in my life, to have pain-free and, frankly, awesome, sex.
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Would you choose to live a pain-free life if it meant that you would never experience an adrenaline rush, as Ms. Cameron says she never has?
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"I would be very, very hesitant, and most surgeons would be very, very hesitant to tell patients that after fusion they would be pain-free," he said.
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The best dog harnessesThe best harness for your dog is the one that makes walks and other adventures easy while keeping them comfortable, secure, and pain-free.
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In a paper published Thursday in The British Journal of Anaesthesia, researchers attributed Ms. Cameron's virtually pain-free life to a mutation in a previously unidentified gene.
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" The site goes on to promise "you will lead a life that is more meaningful and pain-free with services that will change your life and lifestyle.
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Another way of looking at it: People would pay between $238 and $24.5 per day to be just as happy as they otherwise are, but pain-free.
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"I was always interested in a clean supply and not having to worry about dying just to try to keep pain-free and to keep well," he said.
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CINDY PERLIN Delmar, N.Y. The writer, a social worker, is the author of "The Truth About Chronic Pain Treatments: The Best and Worst Strategies for Becoming Pain Free."
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Here's the best way to set yourself up for a pain-free start to your day if you have five, 10, or 15 minutes to spare before bed.
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"I'm convinced that after a C-section and triple hernia repair, I will never have proper strength back in my abs or a pain-free day," she said.
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Direct flights When planning a vacation, booking a flight with a layover or two might seem like a pain-free way to save a few bucks on airfare.
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The 85033 presidential contenders have provided plenty of ostensibly pain-free 'solutions' to our nation's problems – carpet-bombing ISIS and raising taxes only on the rich, for example.
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All tweezers are not created equal — the size, shape, and grip all matter when it comes to getting an easy, relatively pain-free tweeze for hairs and splinters.
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I was one of the lucky ones who had some variation of the illness that allowed me a few, mostly pain-free hours, most days I was expecting.
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You'll be impressed with how precisely you can create holes of varying sizes for hanging pictures or for repairing furniture, all while keeping your thumbs relatively pain free.
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Now back on court and playing "pain free" Murray said he intended to play singles again, although he has spoken of possibly continuing solely as a doubles player.
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This is why I am putting up this go fund me to try to help my sister to get this oil to help her at least be pain free.
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The right-hander, who is on the disabled list and hasn't pitched since May 20 due to right triceps tendinitis, threw 35 pain-free pitches during a bullpen session.
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Meanwhile, Halep said she was pain-free following a back injury that cut short her 2018 season, but believes this week would be the real test of her fitness.
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My preferred smoking method is the joint, which during a pain-free day is a joy to prepare—the ritual of the roll a balm to my troubled soul.
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"During qualifying for London 2012 (Olympics) I had severe pain in my foot...I got a cortisone injection and within 24 hours I was completely pain-free," she said.
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Murray, a five-time finalist at Melbourne Park, spent most of last year recuperating from hip surgery and looked rusty last week in Brisbane but declared himself pain free.
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When all of a sudden it's pain-free, simple: sit back in your chair, here's the headphones and you'll be on the other side in 50 seconds, let's go.
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Critics of those who promote 'pain-free' or orgasmic birth sensibly point out that women don't need to have another high-pressure goal during an already emotionally loaded time.
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Around his tenth time smoking a joint, Rosenfeld noticed something remarkable: He'd been sitting and playing chess with a friend for nearly a half an hour, completely pain-free.
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Instead, you might consider the latest Pixar movie, "Cars 3," which is "both breezy fun and a pain-free life lesson delivery vehicle" for adults as well as children.
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It got me in the same spot where I got hit in Minnesota the last day before the All-Star break, so it wasn't 100 percent pain-free yet.
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Not quite back to new, but I've ditched the knee-high boot and have since explored Dubai on foot and spent a full day barefoot at a waterpark, pain-free.
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Whether you sleep on your side, back or stomach, if you wake up feeling refreshed and pain-free, there's probably no reason to break a habit that's working for you.
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Tossing tight for baggy and stature for pain-free, let it be known that no matter who you are, what you like, or how you look: anything, and everything, goes.
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Once again, after spending recent days working to graduate to full, pain-free mobility, Curry expects to play — only this time, he has the backing of his coaches and trainers.
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At two hours following the first dose, a higher percentage of patients treated with lasmiditan were migraine pain-free compared to those on a placebo, meeting the study's main goal.
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Golden State forward Andre Iguodala completed an individual workout pain-free on Saturday and is close to being cleared to return for the NBA Finals, ESPN's Chris Haynes reported Monday.
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As a side sleeper, I was particularly pleased to find that the new Leesa alleviates pressure from key points, like your shoulders and hips, leading to truly pain-free repose.
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Glowup's teeth-whitening kit combines a whitening agent personalized to the user's teeth sensitivity and discoloration level with a 16-minute light treatment to deliver pain-free and noticeable results.
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"She is in a good place at the moment, she is happy, has a house, her husband is here her daughter is here and she is pain free," he said.
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Shop for groceries online at InstacartYC Batch: Summer 2012Shopping for groceries is pain-free with Instacart, which delivers everything you need on your list from a favorite store near you.
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It found that, when combined with traditional drugs, acupuncture can significantly increase pain-free durations and provide a shorter onset time of pain relief in patients still undergoing cancer treatment.
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His main goal then was not to resume his pursuit of Jack Nicklaus's 18 major championships or Sam Snead's 82 PGA Tour victories, but to live a pain-free life.
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Pharmaceutical companies touting the safety of opioids, lack of information in medical schools about pain management, and pressure on prescribers to make patients pain-free were some of the causes.
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The best tweezersAll tweezers are not created equal — the size, shape, and grip all matter when it comes to getting an easy, relatively pain-free tweeze for hairs and splinters.
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Vieira says immunocastration is "basically pain-free," reduces mortality, and produces bigger (and more food-efficient) pigs, which both improves profits for pork producers and reduces the industry's carbon footprint.
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Its technology — based around some intelligent analytics — automatically sifted and integrated your disparate contacts in a pain-free way, and the app saw a flurry of interest when it first launched.
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Julia Ziegler-Haynes—MUNCHIES' own hostess with the mostess and host of The Dinner Bell—offers this quick, simple, pain-free recipe for getting mad chippy in your very own kitchen.
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Gronk says his body is finally "pain free" after getting into bed with a CBD company called CBD Medic ... and he hosted a media event on Tuesday to announce his partnership.
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Ortiz, who had to be helped off the field in Wednesday's ninth inning, slugged a ground-rule double in the first inning and later lumbered home from second, seemingly pain free.
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Europe's fights with Google, over the right to be forgotten, antitrust and tax, are a sign that the continent's emerging status as an American technology colony will not be pain-free.
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Now with a metal covering on part of his hip, Murray says he is pain-free but knows it will take time to regain his agility and movement around the court.
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Heller wrote in the letter that Washington should "no longer be a pain free zone" and that he believes his legislation will help spur the frequently stalled budget and appropriations process.
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If you've only got four things you need to plug into your TV and use them regularly, then it's pretty simple: the Caavo Control Center is the most pain-free option available.
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Finally, use technology, templates and other easily replicable methods wherever you can to ease your workload and make interacting with your network as pain free, and even enjoyable, as possible, said Band.
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Unfortunately, even with a professional and a few deep breathes, waxing is not a fully pain-free experience (wouldn't that be nice?), so you have to understand and appreciate your tolerance levels.
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She told the council that although she is opposed to declawing cats as a routine procedure, it can be done in a pain-free way and even improve the human-animal bond.
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NEARLY every lamp post, rubbish bin and brick wall in Johannesburg's downtown is plastered with garish ads offering abortions that are "quick, safe and pain-free", and just a phone call away.
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Long-term opioid users were 69 percent more likely than pain-free individuals to report dissatisfaction with their sex life and more than twice as likely to experience low or no desire.
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We ask that elected officials allow D.C.'s law to remain intact, and ask themselves 'who are we to take away the freedom of a pain free passing from terminally ill patients?
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It's time for the U.S. government to establish a system of specialized veterinary care to ensure that all four-legged veterans receive the quality healthcare and comfortable, pain-free retirements they deserve.
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In discussion with my family and doctors, I want to feel free to make the decision that when the time comes, the next transition will be as peaceful and pain-free as possible.
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If the audience is larger than five people, then the audience certainly includes disabled and nondisabled people; whether Deaf or Hearing; neurodivergent or neurotypical; in chronic pain or, for the present, pain-free.
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For 10 years, this method of hoarding medicine and hoarding sick days worked well enough, until I was finally referred for a surgery that might give me a shot at being pain-free.
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"We took the average whisker rake of cats and designed this bowl so that the food could be eaten by the cat pain-free," said Erik Strom, the chief executive of Dr. Catsby.
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Now I'm wiser, and I know the loving people who raised me weren't telling me to stop because they wanted me to be pain free but because they thought it was fucking annoying.
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Their results showed that people in chronic pain would need an additional $56 to $145 per day in household income to be as happy as they would be when they were pain-free.
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Sitting in Cassava, a café in Longview, Washington, next to a bulletin board crammed with flyers and promises—your pain-free tomorrow starts today; remember: you're not alone in your battle against peripheral neuropathy!
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Massachusetts medical device maker Cynosure has defeated a proposed nationwide class action by plastic surgeons and medical spas alleging that it falsely claimed its laser fat-reduction device SculpSure was effective and pain free.
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The great majority of cluster headache cases are episodic, with attacks occurring in periods that can last from seven days to one year, followed by pain-free remission periods of at least one month.
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This posture supports a release of tension in the low back and enhanced pain-free movement by lengthening compressed waist muscles and overactive hip flexors that come from sitting too long and too often.
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For my first session, I selected a 90-minute deep tissue at a hotel spa, hoping the kinks in my neck would be worked out and I could experience a few pain-free days.
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He said after Sunday's round that he was totally pain-free and would go home to "reassess where I'm at" and how he feels physically, coming off a full tournament, before announcing his schedule.
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AT&T sees itself as an "aggregator of aggregators," and its strength will be in the breadth of content it provides (more than 100 channels), as well as in a pain-free technical experience.
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The treatment, which was delivered by a very nice Russian brow technician (who looked quizzically at my lack of brows) is pain-free, and the color my brows ended up was totally my decision.
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Even today, in big-city hospitals around the nation, a prominent poster in examining and recovery unit rooms asks patients to rate their pain level — and promises they are entitled to be pain-free.
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But even if he can remain pain-free — no small if — Woods will be hard-pressed to repeat the success he had in 2013, when he won five times and returned to No. 1.
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Then, during a series of follow-up visits, Goldstein's patients work with fingers, toys, and butt plugs to make sure that everything is safe, comfortable, and pain-free when it comes to bedroom play.
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And until we develop a magical, pain-free cream that removes body art instantly, there are only two effective ways to get rid of unwanted ink: laser removal or covering it with a second design.
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The patient is usually sedated during the mostly pain-free procedure, but as the colonoscope is pushed through the digestive tract, the physical pressure on the colon can result in pain or soreness during recovery.
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But that hardly worries Woods, who, apparently pain-free after a spinal fusion last April, bounded into the media interview room on Tuesday, looking relaxed as he flashed his broad smile to a crowded room.
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"Although dreadful and grim, it is the law that while surgeries should be pain-free, there is no constitutional requirement for that with executions," Lyle wrote, echoing an argument made by attorneys for the state.
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Lizzy clearly was minding her own business, wanted to stay pain-free, and did not want to cause any trouble shown by her previous actions in wearing clothing that would have some flow to it.
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Both Conservative and Labour members of Parliament keep voting down one plan after another, looking for the perfect fix, the pain-free exit from the E.U. But there is none, because you can't fix stupid.
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"Nobody is going to adopt King Kong with the heavy medical expenses that he will need just to be able to live out his life pain free and happy," Froehlich reportedly told Shoen in a text.
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They plan to inspect the pain tolerance of 400 people over five years of study, ranging from pain-free volunteers to the most wretched chronic sufferers who have been to other specialists but found no relief.
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As someone who's given birth twice, once with an epidural and once naturally (it was unintentional: the doctor was delayed), I can assure you that the relatively pain-free option is absolutely the way to go.
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"It might be one of the most pain-free solutions relative to other scenarios, but they could have gone even further," Nykredit analyst Ricky Rasmussen said, suggesting the group could have been cut into four units.
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But when it came to his health in general and golf in particular, the 42-year-old could hardly contain his enthusiasm at being pain-free after years of searing pain in his back and legs.
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Among the 11 indicators of a good death, patients, family members, and health care providers cared most about how a person dies, whether that person is pain-free, and what their emotional well-being is like.
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" Although Jackson noted that she could no longer "actually remember what it feels like to be in a normal, pain free body" she noted that she was trying to "focus on getting better and staying positive.
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But he looked to be playing pain free against Kudla, the 16-times Grand Slam champion winning 81% of his first-serve points and turning aside all seven break points he faced against the unseeded American.
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She struggled in recent months with an Achilles' tendon injury, which led her to withdraw from her first tournament of the season in Brisbane two weeks ago, but she said she was pain-free in the match.
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Woods said on Saturday, however, that he had not been prepared to risk it until he basically had no other choice if he wanted to have a chance of living pain-free and playing competitive golf again.
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You'll leave the class with more energy than you had before, and thanks to the foam roller, you'll be able to walk up stairs the next day pain-free — with or without your stilettos and Fantasy Bra.
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Now that she's "absolutely pain-free" after a complicated two-part surgery to correct the spinal stenosis stemming from a 1978 stage fall, fans can expect to see her returning to her first love in the spotlight: dancing.
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Djokovic: "Almost pain free" As for Novak Djokovic, he kept many guessing during the day in regards to the status of his left shoulder, which he previously said has been bothering him for almost a couple of weeks.
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The no-slip grip helps me get through every hurdle my hair has in store, and the teeth help prevent pulling, tugging, and snagging, which luckily makes it not only pain-free but also so soothing and satisfying.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Tiger Woods is waking up "pain free" for the first time in three years ahead of his return to golf at next week's Hero World Challenge, his fellow former world number one Jason Day said on Wednesday.
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Colleges and universities are meant to be places of learning and intellectual growth, where old assumptions and ideas are challenged – not pain-free zones where delicate sensibilities are coddled and no one is exposed to disturbing or challenging ideas.
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And so recovering from surgery for six months (and then being in a brace for just as long), felt like a preferable way to start 2017: licking my wounds, maybe, but able to prepare and plan for a pain-free life.
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I was so impressed that I tried the spray out on the back of my arms the next day just to test the product's versatility, and it worked perfectly — gently buffing off all signs of dead skin, totally pain-free.
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Como, in a statement provided to Golf Channel, said when he began working with Woods he was asked to help the golfer utilize his own instincts and feel while playing pain free and that he felt he accomplished the goal.
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Cueto missed his scheduled start Sunday against the San Diego Padres, but threw pain-free in a bullpen session Tuesday and was slotted Thursday so that he could be an option for a possible wild-card playoff game next Wednesday.
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The Korean seven-times major winner added that she was just happy to be pain-free again after last year's difficult campaign and scoring well as she worked her way back into the swing of things was an added bonus.
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With the expectation that patients be made completely pain-free, and with the decreasing amount of time to spend with our patients and the increasing emphasis on patient satisfaction, though, it was (and is) very difficult not to prescribe narcotics.
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Admittedly, it was exciting to try a new razor, and unlike with my past razors, the excitement didn't die down with each subsequent use, because my Flamingo razor continued to do a pain-free, efficient job through multiple shaving sessions.
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" This first birth experience was "by no means pain-free" but she adds that, "given I managed without any pain relief, and was eventually left with a pleasurable sensation, I can safely say that I found it easier than anticipated.
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Instead of being whisked away in an ambulance — Quinn and Chet's plan, which would have been amazing camera fodder — Darius walks out into a circle of crying women who think he's really hurt himself pain-free and without even a flinch.
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The shoulder injury nearly saw Djokovic retire from his second-round match on Wednesday but the 32-year-old seemed to have recovered by Friday, saying he was almost pain-free after winning in straight sets to reach the last 16.
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The three-times Grand Slam champion said at this year's Australian Open that constant pain in his hip had brought him to the verge of quitting tennis but revealed last month that he was pain free after the procedure in January.
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So whether you're ready to channel your inner Kardashian (because obviously they DGAF about trends and string bikinis are a regular part of their clothing rotation) or you're just looking for a pain-free way to tan this year, shop our picks ahead.
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The three-times Grand Slam champion said at this year's Australian Open that constant pain in his hip had brought him to the verge of quitting the sport but revealed last month that he was pain free after the procedure in January.
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Nadal has battled back from those injuries to continue competing at a top level, but those health problems also taught him to appreciate when he is healthy, and to compete even harder, because he can never know how long he'll be pain-free.
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In 2006, Geoff Woods, a geneticist at Cambridge, published his findings on members of several families in a remote region of northern Pakistan, who share a mutation in the gene SCN9A, which renders them both pain-free and unable to process smell.
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This performance tool connects to its companion mobile app over Bluetooth and gives you 12 present muscle stimulation programs, as well as smart guides to help your muscles contract (it's pain-free, don't worry!) for up to 20 hours of use on a single charge.
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The return of left-hander John Lamb, who began the season on the disabled list after offseason back surgery, returned Tuesday night and pitched six solid innings pain-free, allowing the Reds to slot right-hander Jon Moscot in the bullpen for the time being.
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If we could recapture that urge to crawl, to "squat down to pick things up, [and] look up in the sky to watch birds or see shapes in clouds" the way we did as kids, we might just be stronger, happier, and pain-free.
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While Murray says he is now pain free, former British number one Greg Rusedski is not convinced the Scot will be able to challenge at the very top of the game again after an injury-hit two years since he reached world number one.
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Here's everything we know about how startups raise money from SoftBank's $100 billion Vision FundHuawei quietly opened a London research lab with 60 computer-vision engineers right next to Facebook and GoogleEthos wants to make signing up for life insurance a pain-free process.
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It is perhaps no coincidence that two of Federer's younger opponents — Alexandr Dolgopolov in the first round and Cilic in the final — were hampered by physical problems, while Federer remained pain free, even if he did have to battle a summer cold throughout the event.
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Like any kind of deep tissue massage, this experience wasn't completely pain-free, especially when it came time to work on my hips, but it felt mostly relaxing, and my trainer checked in multiple times to make sure the vibrations were gentle enough for my body.
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With McCaffrey off to the Carolina Panthers, the 22015-22, 23-pound Love is primed for a breakout junior season alongside senior quarterback Keller Chryst, who injured his knee during Stanford's win over North Carolina in the Sun Bowl but was pain-free during fall camp.
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" Dr. Brunvand, who had worked in his first AIDS clinic in 1986, hopes immunotherapy leads to fruitful, pain-free lives for cancer sufferers just as antiretroviral drugs have for people with H.I.V. In summing up his hopes for immunotherapy in cancer, he says, simply, "Think Magic Johnson.
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Woods, competing for the first time after a near 269-month layoff during which he had spinal fusion surgery, appeared pain free at the Albany course on the island of New Providence where he mixed five birdies with two bogeys for a three-under-par 279.
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Just 57 percent of people on long-term opioids for chronic pain reported having sex during the past year, compared with 62 percent of pain patients on short-term opioids, 68 percent of pain patients not taking opioids and 77 percent of pain-free people in the study.
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This Stuart Weitzman style has become the go-to for Bella Hadid, Lily Rose-Depp, Adriana Lima and Kourtney Kardashian because it's not only versatile for those many wardrobe changes they pull in one day, but it also has a thicker heel making for a pain-free experience.
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That doesn't mean it will be pain free -- agencies like the Treasury Department, Department of Homeland Security and Justice Department are not currently funded beyond December 21, and non-essential employees would face furloughs, essential employees (virtually all of DHS and the DOJ's law enforcement elements) would be working through Christmas without pay.
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The drug, ubrogepant, showed greater rates of pain and symptom relief from migraine compared to a placebo, with more than 20% of participants given the drug reporting to be pain-free within two hours and more than 34% relieved of the most bothersome symptoms linked to migraine, which include light and noise sensitivity.
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The Knicks looked spry, which was encouraging, since they have been battling injuries up and down the roster (Jose Calderon missed his second consecutive game with a strained groin.) Anthony has been battling his sore knee for weeks, and he said it was unlikely that it would be completely pain-free any time soon.
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Hospice care is rooted in the belief that death is a natural part of life, that dying can be managed so that people may remain alert and as pain-free as possible until the end, and that a good death is as much a spiritual experience as it is a physical one, for all involved.
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"The inside of the vagina does not have nerve endings the way the outside — like the clitoris and vaginal skin — does," says Eskandar J. Simhaee, MD, a gynecologist who uses the laser in his practice at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset, NY. "The 5- to 10-minute procedure is pain-free" without anesthesia, he says.
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How can commentators declare that it's "dusk in the second Age of Reason," he wonders, when there are "commonplace miracles that would make a manual laborer the envy of Caesar Augustus: pain-free dentistry, electric light, instant contact with people we love, with the best music the world has known, with the cuisine of a dozen cultures"?
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In a study published last month, the drug showed greater rates of pain and symptom relief from migraine compared to a placebo, with more than 19% of participants given the drug reporting to be pain-free within two hours and nearly 40% relieved of the most bothersome symptoms linked to migraine, which include light and noise sensitivity.
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"I don't know yet, I don't think so, because first the goal is for her to be injury-free and pain-free and then we need to work hard, so if she can play, great (but) I don't know if she can play," Mouratoglou said in an interview at Roland Garros, when asked if Williams would play a warmup tournament.
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Like it or loathe it, Uber changed the face of modern urban transportation by providing a relatively pain-free way to order a car to take you from A to B. But the company's growth has done more than catapult Uber into the ranks of the biggest (and most-watched) tech companies: it's helped open the door to a new raft of transportation startups.
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It's expected to run for at least a year, and the goal is to enroll 210 on-site patients who are well enough to swallow capsules filled with cannabis extract, but whose pain is so bad that they require prescription medication to manage it — patients like Coon, one of the 70 million US hospice patients facing certain death and hoping to make it as pain-free as possible.
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Its unique selling point has not been just to provide a pain-free "agile" platform to make bookings, but for the platform's human agents to be proactively pinging business users when there are modifications to a booking (for example because of flight delays), and offering help when needed to sort out the many aspects of modern travel that can be painful and time consuming for busy working people, such as technical issues around a frequent flyer program. Lola.
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"It assumes we can just fix it with a pill or download screensavers of Denzel Washington and Lupita Nyong'o and all of a sudden you will stop being racist—a pain-free, recreational fix for what is hundreds of years of historically fraught problems," said Jonathan Kahn, a professor at the Mitchell Hamline School of Law in Saint Paul, Minnesota, and the author of Race on the Brain: What Implicit Bias Gets Wrong About the Struggle for Racial Justice.
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In 2014, after the birth of my second child, I had a severe flareup of back pain radiating into my right buttock (this is fairly common after pregnancy due to the loss of abdominal muscle strength plus the increasing weight and imbalance caused by the growing baby), and I had to have a series of 13 injections in my back before I was pain-free and could carry my newborn son more than a foot or two.
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For Harriet Moskowitz, her team fashioned a black, below-the-knee skirt that opens in the back like a curtain to facilitate going to the restroom; for Roxine Gassette, fellows created a wrap dress that she can put on with one hand without any assistance; for Wanda Rosario, fellows at Parsons created a rock 'n' roll inspired leather jacket that allows for pain-free dressing; and for Michele Bachrach, who didn't want her accessible clothing to compromise femininity or cleanliness, the fellows created a floor length skirt and a T-shirt with one of Llamaute's own drawings on the front.
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Fivetran: See the pitch deck that data-analytics startup Fivetran used to convince Andreessen Horowitz to lead its $294 million Series B and join its boardFront: A hot startup raised $21.95 million in 2248 days using these 24 slidesHealthJoy: We got a look at the pitch decks that buzzy $40 million startup HealthJoy used to snag early investors and then execute a huge strategic shiftHealx: We got an exclusive look at the pitch deck used by AI health startup Healx to raise a $56 million round to disrupt a $220 billion diseases marketSeries CCanndescent: The deck that California cannabis company Canndescent used to raise $27.5 million as it muscles into new marketsCrunchbase: The deck that Silicon Valley startup Crunchbase used to convince investors it could put an end to corporate websites and jobs pagesEthos: Ethos wants to make signing up for life insurance a pain-free process.
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