We live for events like this one: pressure, pressure, pressure.
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Pressure from the president, pressure to appear independent, and pressure to make the right call.
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The prevailing feeling for Forbes that first season was pressure: pressure to learn, pressure to adapt, pressure to survive the traffic on his drives to Austin, and pressure to find his way back to the Spurs.
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"The diplomatic pressure has worked, the economic pressure and the pressure on assets have worked," Guaido said.
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Obviously, that-, we have our own way to handle the pressure, but still, the pressure is pressure.
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These can include self-measured home blood pressure, 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure, and automated unobserved blood pressure.
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Systolic pressure is the first number in a reading and is the pressure when the heart is beating; diastolic pressure, the second number, is the blood pressure between beats.
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"All we feel is pressure and pressure and pressure to the point where it squeezes everybody out," he said.
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"I don't have any pressure — financial pressure or political pressure — to drop out of the race," Delaney told The Hill.
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So I was under pressure and she was under pressure.
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The pressure to succeed had put "big pressure" on him.
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And she feels less pressure and I feel less pressure.
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Pressure Cuba, their reasoning goes, and Cuba will pressure Venezuela.
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The usual pattern of air pressure over the Pacific features high pressure over Tahiti and low pressure over Darwin, in northern Australia.
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Symptoms of low blood pressure can sometimes be a result of too much blood pressure medication or too many blood pressure drugs.
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"I don't have any pressure — financial pressure or political pressure — to drop out of the race," Delaney told The Hill last month.
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Well coming up next, newly released memos that are raising questions about FBI pressure, institutional pressure, intentional pressure to investigate the Trump campaign.
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Blood pressure is measured with two numbers: systolic pressure when the heart pumps blood and diastolic pressure when the heart rests between beats.
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Each district put pressure on teachers, who put pressure on students.
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Beyond that, pressure is pressure, and malign activity is malign activity.
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Diastolic pressure indicates the pressure when the heart rests between beats.
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I believe we have to consistently engage with pressure, public pressure.
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Some can afford the pressure, and some cannot afford the pressure.
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There are four general categories of blood pressure measurements:Normal blood pressure.
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Plenty of pressure But McConnell has piled pressure on the speaker.
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With every contraction and relaxation of your heart, the pressure inside your arteries spikes (called systolic blood pressure) and then drops (diastolic blood pressure).
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The pressure is very intense and I suddenly felt that intense pressure.
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""The pressure at Earth's core is over 3 million times air pressure.
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You know when we say we have high pressure or low pressure?
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The interplay among internal pressure and outside pressure is complex, activists said.
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Her release came about because of both public pressure and private pressure.
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Even if friends aren't putting pressure, that pressure is kind of there.
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And as regulatory pressure on TikTok grows, so too does competitive pressure.
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As his father and grandfather did, Mr. Kim meets pressure with pressure.
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Raised blood pressure is defined as someone having systolic blood pressure above 140 and a diastolic blood pressure above 90 -- usually read as 140/90.
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A blood pressure app, for example, was found to incorrectly tell 80 percent of people with high blood pressure that their blood pressure was fine.
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Swedish Hospital uses a negative-pressure chamber with a ventilation system that keeps air pressure inside the room lower than the air pressure outside it.
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But if you have a low-pressure [area,] especially near a high pressure [one,] that gradient in that pressure is what causes winds to strengthen.
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Crunch is a combination of the reality of software development, self imposed pressure, company-imposed pressure, and much broader, culturally imposed pressure to work hard.
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Low water pressure: Turn on a sink or shower to test for water pressure; very low water pressure can indicate plumbing problems in an older home.
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He could be feeling the pressure but that pressure has to be internal.
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Low pressure over Tahiti and high pressure over Darwin disrupts the trade winds.
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" On the pressure to get the music for Pose right: "There's extra pressure.
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Cover the pressure cooker, bring to low pressure, and cook for 45 minutes.
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" Blood Pressure Cuff "I check my blood pressure at least twice a day.
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A. Wind travels from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure.
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They can either put pressure on their conservatives or pressure on their moderates.
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What high blood pressure means for youHow to raise low blood pressure with water and salty snacksHow to lower blood pressure with a heart-healthy diet and exerciseWhat causes high blood pressure and how to know if you have hypertension
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Cyclones are controlled by the large scale weather patterns around them, specifically regions of differing pressure known as ridges (zones of high pressure) and troughs (low pressure).
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The devices can vary by brand and model, but all pressure cookers generally have the same three components: a pressure regulator, to control and maintain pressure inside the cooker; a vent pipe, which allows excess pressure to be released; and a sealing ring, which creates a pressure-tight seal between the lid and the body.
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Systolic pressure reflects the pressure blood exerts against artery walls when the heart beats.
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Systolic pressure is the pressure blood exerts against artery walls when the heart beats.
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The blood pressure patients were compared to 111,936 people not taking blood pressure medications.
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Trump keeps the pressure on Congress So far, Trump is ratcheting up the pressure.
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In this pressure cooker of stress, there is also pressure to go to work.
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It's a lot of pressure to please everybody, but it's good to have pressure.
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Pressure at home stacked on top of pressure at work, feeding off one another.
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I put pressure on everyone, I work with the African Union to put pressure.
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"I get pressure from VCs, but I get more pressure from creators," he says.
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The blood pressure monitor works the same way as one at a doctor's office: the cuff inflates to measure systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, and heart rate.
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The top number, called systolic pressure, is the pressure of vessels when the heart beats and pumps out blood, while the bottom number, called diastolic pressure, is the pressure in blood vessels when the heart is at rest and filling up with blood.
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What low blood pressure meansHypotension is the medical term for low blood pressure, which is typically defined by a blood pressure reading of 90/60 mm Hg or lower.
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It has dual pressure settings, so you can go high pressure to speed up your cooking time, or low pressure to make sure you don't overcook more delicate foods.
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Pressure. Dan Hay, creative director and executive producer of Far Cry 25, is standing in front of a TV displaying the word pressure, written out in all caps. PRESSURE.
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The ultimate pressure as opposed to the ultimate no pressure in the Hillary Clinton investigation.
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Several ships, submarines, and has put enormous pressure on Korea as well as economic pressure.
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A low pressure area with a minimum pressure of about 1,000 millibars around 11 p.m.
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UNDER PRESSURE Conn has been under pressure from shareholders because of the company's poor performance.
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"High blood pressure is high blood pressure and high cholesterol is high cholesterol," said Deutsch.
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Finally, at a pressure 5 million times our own air pressure, the hydrogen turned reflective.
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Adong: I would say international lobbying, not pressure, because I feel pressure yields negative results.
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"I had a little pressure, but I like that pressure," world number one Ko said.
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The first number, the systolic pressure, reflects the pressure in vessels when the heart beats.
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We are finally able to put pressure on those who need pressure put on them.
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The key to escaping pressure is to create a kind of pressure of your own.
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Some sort of "social pressure" will have to be substituted for the present economic pressure.
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We know over a 70-year history that North Korea responds to pressure with pressure.
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The government is under pressure to offer incentives as the United States increases military pressure.
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"The pressure was on us, the pressure was on me to make pitches," he said.
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The air pressure here is only one-third of the normal pressure at sea level.
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You should not pressure your son to pressure this boy to host this revolving overnight.
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Pressure readings that are consistently 140/90 mmHg or greater are considered high blood pressure.
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Under pressure Trump is under pressure to demonstrate progress in his diplomatic opening with Pyongyang.
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"It's a pressure cooker, and there's no way to relieve the pressure," said Dr. Yoder.
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Little firmer pressure, but this pressure also allows me to see where the problems are.
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Republicans are under pressure to deal with the Kavanaugh accusations, but that pressure is external.
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The average increase in blood pressure sounds small — two units for systolic blood pressure and one unit for diastolic blood pressure — but it's not insignificant in terms of health impact.
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What is normal blood pressure According to the American Heart Association, a normal blood pressure reading is 120/80 mm Hg, though normal blood pressure ranges are different for children.
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That has contributed to downward pressure and wage pressure and economic insecurity for the less educated.
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"We exceeded our expectations for one simple reason: Maximum pressure means maximum pressure," he told reporters.
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When the steam release valve is sealed, the pressure is able to build for pressure cooking.
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The world puts so much pressure on fashion, then judges models for succumbing to that pressure.
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Alphabet has even filed patents in 2015 for pressure-sensing toilet seats to measure blood pressure.
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These two differing pressure systems create a pressure difference, which causes the plane to (slightly) expand.
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And that vacuum effect would last until the pressure inside the cabin matched the pressure outside.
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Chip stocks have been under pressure as the U.S. increases pressure on Chinese telecom giant Huawei.
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The appeal of bowing to pressure palls if it is unlikely to make the pressure stop.
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Wilkins has handled the pressure well, ranking 13th nationally with an 88.9 quarterback rating under pressure.
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Then there's the social pressure to imbibe and the anxiety that comes with resisting that pressure.
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The air pressure reading is significant because the lower the air pressure, the stronger the storm.
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Their blood pressure will also be taken every five minutes, using an automated blood pressure cuff.
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Iran pressure: The Trump administration ramped up its pressure on Iran in several ways this week.
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You needed to have multilateral pressure in order to have an effective pressure campaign in Iran.
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"Low pressure brings in stormy weather, while high pressure brings in sunny, hot weather," she said.
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Nurses are under a lot of pressure, and that pressure takes away time spent with patients.
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Pressure to raise wages during expansions will inevitably be seen as precursors to insidious inflationary pressure.
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As we are progressively increasing cylinder pressure of engines, then this pulsed pressure level goes up.
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"Iran and North Korea don't respond to pressure, but without pressure they don't respond," concludes Litwak.
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The low-pressure system rotated counterclockwise and the high-pressure system arrived behind it, rotating clockwise.
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Pressure on health system The novel coronavirus outbreak is putting pressure on the Korean health system.
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He said "rather than putting pressure" on business executives, not "rather than put pressure" on them.
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"There was a lot of pressure on it, a pressure I put on myself," she said.
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Sometimes rudeness comes from pressure, and heaven knows there is plenty of pressure in medical settings.
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Prepare the beans as described above, cook at high pressure and let the pressure naturally release.
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"Egypt might be a particularly fruitful pressure point in applying pressure to North Korea," Carriere said.
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There was no pressure and you know — by the way, you know there was no pressure.
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" Park's attorney, Julia Gatto, had argued earlier in the hearing that Park was a "fundamentally good person" who was overwhelmed by "a lifetime of family pressure, cultural pressure and internal pressure.
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"Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring is a procedure in which the person wears a blood pressure cuff for 24 hours, and their blood pressure is measured periodically over 24 hours," Flynn said.
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The variation was significant for all blood pressure measures — systolic and diastolic (the top and bottom numbers), as well as for pulse pressure (the difference between the two numbers) and for mean arterial pressure, the average pressure in the arteries from one heartbeat to the next.
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The wind will be the result of the air pressure gradient between the rapidly intensifying low pressure area off the coast of Virginia and a strong high pressure area to the north.
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Caffeinated beverages can cause your blood pressure to spike, which might not be an issue for someone with normal blood pressure but might be worth monitoring for people with elevated blood pressure.
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The Foodi gets its pressure-cooking/air-frying power from a dual lid setup: There's a pressure lid for (you guessed it) pressure cooking, and a crisping "TenderCrisp" lid for air frying.
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The pressure difference between the low-pressure area crawling along the Mid-Atlantic coast and the high-pressure area to the north also resulted in extremely strong winds directed at the coast.
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A 2018 Pew study found that 61% of teens of any gender felt pressure to get good grades, 29% felt pressure to look good, and 28% felt pressure to fit in socially.
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Everybody is put in a pressure cooker right away, and relationships crack and strain under that pressure.
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Both have polyphonic pressure technology, meaning that they respond to pressure and movement changes on their surfaces.
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Cover with the pressure cooker lid, and securely lock into place according to your pressure cooker's directions.
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"The pressure within his own party and the pressure within his cabinet had become enormous," Ortega said.
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An app tells you how much pressure to apply, and then it displays your blood pressure reading.
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Pressure on Johnson But it's not just verbal stumbles that are beginning to build pressure on Johnson.
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But that, too, was a lot of pressure and with pressure comes a need for an outlet.
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McCabe resigned yesterday after public pressure from Trump and private pressure from within the Department of Justice.
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That's what always happens when air flows from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure.
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And it's one that requires calculated increases in pressure, allow the regime to respond to that pressure.
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The former puts pressure from the top down, while the latter applies pressure from the bottom up.
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Pressure to perform Investors are stepping up pressure on companies to take advantage of a healthy economy.
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"I knew it was a pressure cooker and people make bombs out of pressure cookers," she said.
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But the pressure worked, protests within and strong diplomatic pressure from without leading to Kabila's August announcement.
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"I think it might be too much pressure, because I'm not really great under pressure," he said.
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Well, again, it was just this issue of pressure, of being able to stand up under pressure.
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That high pressure blocks the low-pressure system of the polar vortex, weakening it in the process.
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Cover with the pressure cooker lid, and securely lock into place according to your pressure cooker's directions.
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" Gun demand broadly, he said, is "under pressure" and is "going to continue to be under pressure.
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The maximum pressure campaign remains fully intact with political space to increase the sanctions pressure even further.
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Alcohol can raise the blood pressure acutely in some people, particularly those with high blood pressure already.
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And some cars have air-pressure sensors in tires to inform drivers of low pressure or blowouts.
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President Donald Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran is coming under some maximum pressure of its own.
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"Definitely pressure is big and especially pressure is growing when she is doing unexpectedly good," he said.
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"The pressure felt immense and there was every opportunity to crack today under that pressure," he said.
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"I want pressure from below to counterbalance the pressure management is already feeling from above," he said.
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"Early pressure is key because any late pressure will take you out of the race," he said.
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GOP pressure: Republicans tried to pressure Democrats into supporting the measure ahead of the failed vote Wednesday.
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When looking at all participants, including those with normal, elevated and high blood pressure, the researchers found medications to be more effective than exercise at lowering systolic blood pressure – the "top" number in a blood pressure reading, which indicates the pressure on blood vessel walls when the heart pumps.
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The human body needs just the right amount of pressure to keep the lungs inflated: Not enough pressure, you'd suffocate, and too much pressure your lungs would crush and your heart would fail.
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Jeff Sessions has resisted pressure from the president to punish his enemies and relieve pressure on his friends.
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I feel pressure every single day, so it's hard to differentiate what type of pressure I'm feeling when.
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The pressure to produce an immaculate selfie just transformed into pressure to create an immaculate multi-segment Story.
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"We think that aquaculture will alleviate pressure on wild ecosystems, but it actually exacerbates that pressure," Jacquet said.
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"North Korea responds to pressure with pressure, and we've historically not understood that as a government," Jackson says.
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The Trump administration's policy towards North Korea of "maximum pressure and engagement" has been all about the pressure.
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"Tourism is a form of pressure in this environment and the pressure of tourism is growing," said Holmen.
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Dust devils are essentially low-pressure whirlwinds, so InSight's air pressure sensor can detect when one is near.
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LTE Investment Adds Liquidity Pressure: Capex requirement for the LTE network expansion will exacerbate Smartfren's cash flow pressure.
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Divers get the bends from moving too fast from a high-pressure environment to a normal pressure environment.
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So yes, there is pressure, but that is nothing compared to the pressure that I put on myself.
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Watch more from VICELAND: Then again, the economic pressure might affect kids, in the form of academic pressure.
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The biggest advantage is the adjustable temperature, pressure, and altitude settings (the Duo only has two pressure settings).
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Two-thirds had a history of high blood pressure, and 87% had been taking high blood pressure drugs.
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It added that the accident had been caused by a pressure bump - an explosion caused by thermal pressure.
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You put light harvesting pressure on the whole ecosystem, not just heavy pressure on targeted high value species.
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If you have higher pressure next to lower pressure, that alone is what causes the wind to strengthen.
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That's definitely better than feeling pressure to look a certain way in a bikini, but it's still pressure.
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Another is to increase the atmospheric pressure so that humans can exist on the planet without pressure suits.
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High-pressure air that builds over that region flows toward lower-pressure air over California and the coast.
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Three-quarters said they felt pressure to be physically strong, and a majority felt pressure to play sports.
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But some observers fear Trump's increased pressure on China will backfire, provoking retaliation that deepens the economic pressure.
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A low pressure system is an area where the atmospheric pressure is lower than the area around it.
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By the 1970s, negative pressure machines were replaced with positive pressure ones that worked by inflating the lungs.
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Iran's response to the Trump administration's "maximum pressure" campaign was to enact a pressure campaign of its own.
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Thursday night, if you're on trend with a pressure cooker, you can make pressure-cooker black-bean soup.
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Generally, that criterion is a low pressure that drops 24 millibars (a unit of pressure) in 24 hours.
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Just as it creates pressure to buy new stuff, it can create pressure to buy new old stuff.
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I talk for myself, when I was on the pitch I felt no pressure, no pressure at all.
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What's more, the NOAA article says, once an explosive's initial high-pressure shock moves outward, the surrounding air pressure in the hurricane would return to the same low-pressure state it was in before.
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"We looked at blood pressure in several different ways," including how changes in blood pressure -- such as declining blood pressure -- "might be associated with the brain lesions at the time of death," Arvanitakis said.
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"I don't have any pressure — financial pressure or political pressure — to drop out of the race," Delaney, who has loaned his campaign more than $23 million since announcing his candidacy in 2017, told The Hill.
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But driving blood pressure that low might require using three or even four blood pressure drugs, resulting in more side effects, some potentially serious, including fainting from low blood pressure, electrolyte imbalances and kidney injury.
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Cuffless automated blood pressure monitoring will improve how we treat high blood pressure, both through medication and healthy behaviors.
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Can they agree for no nuclear proliferation and put pressure on North Korea and also put pressure on Iran?
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"All this should mean less inflationary pressure, lacklustre economic growth, and little upward pressure on interest rates," he concluded.
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Our girls are under so much pressure -- pressure to look, feel and be happy and perfect all the time.
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The ones in jams had a mean average systolic blood pressure of 142 and a diastolic pressure of 87.
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To earn the title, its pressure generally must drop 24 millibars (a unit that measures pressure) within 13 hours.
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The volunteers all wore ambulatory blood pressure measuring devices, which kept track of blood pressure 222 hours a day.
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Patients with systolic blood pressure of 140 and higher were deemed in the study to have high blood pressure.
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Women with high blood pressure or cardiovascular disease should not take Vyleesi because the drug temporarily increases blood pressure.
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"It was just about me sort of melting under the pressure—personifying the pressure of life, heat," he said.
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" Asked if the talks followed pressure from the Finance Ministry, he added: "I am not aware of any pressure.
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The pressure from the inside is big so now it's time to complement it with pressure from the outside.
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Increased pressure on China Sunday's launch heightens international pressure on China, North Korea's biggest foreign investor, to do more.
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The good Dr. Carson says he's feeling pressure too -- but of a different sort: the pressure to stay in.
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The high value represents the peak pressure during heart contraction; the low value represents the pressure during heart relaxation.
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Pressure building France's example will increase the pressure on museums across Europe, which has been building on several fronts.
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It looked at how salt intake affected those people with high blood pressure versus those with normal blood pressure.
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The bill was tabled indefinitely last October amid heavy U.S. pressure, but that pressure seems to have dissipated now.
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"There's pressure from the U.S., which is important, but there's pressure from Russia, which is also important," said Morse.
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The second number, known as diastolic blood pressure, represents the pressure between beats when the heart is at rest.
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I think she handles all the pressure very, very good, because there's a lot of pressure with No. 1.
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Just as we pressure employers to improve their benefits, we need to pressure colleges to help student parents succeed.
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The participants' data showed an average systolic blood pressure of 134 and an average diastolic blood pressure of 71.
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This will alleviate some of the pressure on Chinese stainless mills but will increase pricing pressure on everyone else.
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Studies have shown that reducing salt intake can lower blood pressure, control high blood pressure, and prevent heart disease.
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"This keeps downward pressure on prices and upward pressure on quality," said Aetna spokeswoman Kristine Grow in an email.
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Often the pressure we put on ourselves to "be perfect" leads us to pressure other people about their issues.
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Their systolic pressure, the top number, fell by roughly 11 points, and their diastolic pressure dropped by 10 points.
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I still want to feel pressure, you know, but I don't want to feel a certain type of pressure.
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" Asked if the talks followed pressure from the Finance Ministry, he added: "I am not aware of any pressure.
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So while it's true that China is under pressure to make a deal, the pressure also pushed on Trump.
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The administration, Mr. Palladino said, would continue "using sanctions and diplomatic pressure to pressure the illegitimate regime to end."
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One is that it operates at ordinary atmospheric pressure and does not require pressure vessels that could potentially explode.
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A third test, tonometry, measures intraocular eye pressure for evidence of incipient glaucoma, or pressure buildup inside the eye.
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High blood pressure -- too much pressure in the blood vessels -- is also "easily observed in the eye," he said.
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Subsequently, large amounts of alcohol and the pressure of cheering for your team may have your blood pressure rising.
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Then, they fear, Senate Republicans would come under immense pressure to pass it — pressure they may well cave to.
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Although currently not expected by Fitch, negative rating pressure could arise from a marked deterioration in asset quality, leading to pressure on earnings and capital pressure; or from a prolonged inability to competitively access wholesale markets.
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Lower pressure in the leg is an indication of P.A.D. The index is calculated by dividing the systolic (top number) blood pressure in the arteries near the ankles by the systolic blood pressure in the arms.
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I threw away my headscarf in my teenage youth -- but in secret -- when I found that it was not my identity, that it was because of the discriminatory law, social pressure, family pressure and emotional pressure.
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They have to be exceptional technically, have to be able to retain the ball under pressure, make decisions under pressure.
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The farther away your head gets from your center with that downward pressure, the more intense the pressure actually is.
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The robot can sense how much pressure it's applying, and quantify the give of the material it's applying pressure to.
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And, if a campaign isn't working, there's pressure to turn it around — just make sure that pressure is on you.
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Generally, a bomb cyclone is defined by a pressure drop of 24 millibars (a unit of pressure) within 24 hours.
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Pressure mounting The pressure from the Trump administration had been mounting for months, even before Zelensky took office, CNN reported.
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Mounting pressure Lam is facing mounting pressure to end the ongoing protests, which are set to enter their 18th weekend.
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Blood pressure tests are very useful for detecting hypertension, but blood pressure isn't consistent from one moment to the next.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. continues to ratchet up pressure on its allies to ban Huawei, pressure that hasn't been well-received.
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And in that situation it's not even the pressure to win, but the pressure to not lose is even higher.
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Today's pressure cookers, especially those made by top brand Instant Pot, are a safer, more convenient method of pressure cooking.
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Increased pressure on China Sunday's launch will heighten international pressure on China, North Korea's biggest foreign investor, to do more.
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They were under pressure from their investor, like every company is under pressure from their investors, to go public soon.
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It's a lot of pressure on our kids, and we talked about that this week, being able to handle pressure.
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Most women also said they enjoyed light to medium pressure; 16 percent, though, said they liked all types of pressure.
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Mattis and Tillerson's approach could be summarized as maximum pressure — leveraging diplomatic, economic, and military pressure to achieve a result.
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Conservatives talking heads pressure Trump: Trump, though, is facing pressure from conservatives who say the deal is not good enough.
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"Credit support is slowing in China putting downward pressure on construction growth and upward pressure on steel exports," he added.
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There can be a quid pro quo arrangement even without pressure, although the inherent pressure on Zelensky seems pretty obvious.
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The pressure: Trump faced immense pressure heading into Saturday's meeting with Xi at the Group of 2628 summit in Japan.
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Rising oil prices reduce the pressure of sanctions and low princes on Russia's economy, enabling Moscow to circumvent Western pressure.
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Downward pressure on the exchange rate and overall FX volatility has also served to dampen growth and increase external pressure.
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Sector pressure: It's also fair to assume that some sectors could come under pressure from heightened policy uncertainty, Goldman said.
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Low barometric pressure increases a storm's intensity, and the barometric pressure within Hurricane Michael early Wednesday was just 925 millibars.
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"I felt pressure, but the pressure is energy for me, so I didn't feel, like, nervous and shaking," Hanyu said.
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Cooks in India have long used pressure cookers, so it is no surprise that they have embraced electric pressure cookers.
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Elevated blood pressure in children predicts high blood pressure in adults, a leading risk factor for heart attacks and strokes.
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That political pressure — which is a response to public pressure, after a number of scandals — is unlikely to go away.
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High blood pressure, or hypertension, is generally diagnosed when a person has a blood pressure reading higher than 130/80.
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DEIRDRE BOSA: Are you feeling pressure from him now that sort of some of his biggest investments are adding pressure?
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You're feeling so much pressure to step up in your career, but much of that is pressure is self-imposed.
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Congressional Republicans have come under increasing pressure from Indivisible, which organizes constituents to pressure lawmakers against issues like ObamaCare repeal.
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The US has tried to pressure its European allies to join the US in its renewed pressure campaign against Iran.
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Friends, parents, siblings — everyone you can imagine being in your life puts them under pressure, and feels the pressure themselves.
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Exposure to higher temperatures during the time of blood pressure checks was also associated with lower blood pressure in kids.
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The pressure difference between the low-pressure area crawling along the Mid-Atlantic coast and the high-pressure area to the north will result in extremely strong winds directed at the New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland shoreline.
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Average systolic blood pressure - the pressure exerted on blood vessel walls when the heart pumps, and typically the first number in a blood pressure reading - increased progressively from mild to moderate to severe periodontal disease, researchers found.
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Aside from Instant Pot's usual pressure cooking, rice cooking, sautéing, and more, the Max has a few new tricks up its sleeve: pressure canning, 15 psi for faster cooking, a digital pressure release valve, and sous vide.
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This is because with drugs such as blood pressure medication, the dose required to keep an adult's blood pressure under control can send a young child's blood pressure so low that it can be fatal, she said.
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Hello Heart tackles high blood pressure and heart disease with early monitoring coming from an at-home sensing system to track blood pressure and an integrated smart phone application providing prompts on behaviors to reduce high blood pressure.
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I would say that rather than feeling pressure externally, the pressure we feel is the pressure we put ourselves under to make the best game possible — that's something that we always have in mind while creating the games.
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Life bombards us with pressure—Twitter, Facebook, Instagram… everywhere online there are unattainable body images that make us feel inadequate; competitive messages that bring us down; there's pressure from our parents and our peers to excel—pressure everywhere.
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"The Kim regime is determined to fight pressure with pressure," said Leif-Eric Easley, a professor at Ewha University in Seoul.
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Yet, between building the pressure, cooking, and releasing the pressure, it wasn't any faster than my preferred method on the stove.
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High-pressure processing is the application of a huge amount of pressure into food through water in a special, pressurized chamber.
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I mean, we've got pricing pressure, regulatory pressure or you've got AV development, opportunities with scooters and all this other stuff.
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High blood pressure increases people's risk of heart attacks and stroke, and blood pressure can be lowered by eating less salt.
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"Hypertension experts have come to believe that nighttime blood pressure is probably the most important blood pressure to control," Muldoon noted.
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BUDGET PRESSURE Tax revenue accounts for most of Vietnam's state budget, which is under pressure from a centrally-mandate debt ceiling.
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The masks, which prevent the lightheadedness and unconsciousness cabin pressure loss can result in, are typically deployed during cabin pressure issues.
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The ensuing pressure builds and builds in an ever-growing magma pool until the crust can no longer contain the pressure.
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GW Pharma is, I'd say, the most, let's say, well-known and able to withstand any pressure, the pressure being legalization.
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"The hand is pneumatically operated and hence the gripping pressure can be controlled by adjusting the air pressure," the article states.
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"Better growth would increase downward pressure on the unemployment rate and upward pressure on inflation," Bank of America Merrill Lynch said.
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We Happy Few bakes this pressure into the mechanics, and it's the one time where the game's survival roots apply pressure.
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At the rear of the aircraft, a "recompression shock" is formed when the rapid pressure change switches back to normal pressure.
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"The amount of pressure North Korea has been under is less than pressure applied to Iran and Iraq," the official said.
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Cuff blood pressure measurements are still useful, but we could help more people if we could measure blood pressure more accurately.
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"The first number, called systolic blood pressure, measures the pressure in your blood vessels when your heart beats," the CDC says.
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Many new vehicles, the auto club said, also are equipped with tire-pressure monitoring systems that alert drivers to low pressure.
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Secura 6-in-1 Programmable Electric Pressure CookerThis Secura pressure cooker was our previous pick as the best multicooker for beginners.
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"Automated machines are known to typically generate at least slightly higher blood pressure measures than manually taken blood pressure," Kaelber said.
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"We are going into the new stage of pressure from the viewpoint of exercising the stronger pressure, new pressures," Abe said.
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The systolic blood pressure reflects the pressure in the vessels as the heart contracts to push blood out to the body.
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But whereas men are under pressure specifically to conceal same-sex desires, women are under pressure to conceal all sexual desires.
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We had a lot of internal pressure to excel and little external pressure since we hadn't had an album out yet.
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The problem is that the Martian atmospheric pressure is only 0.6 percent of the pressure found at sea level on Earth.
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On the oil front, prices under pressure as concerns of a glut in the market continued to add pressure to sentiment.
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"Not just to pressure the Spanish government," she said, "but to pressure the main Catalan parties to accomplish what they promised."
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"You would create an algorithm that would maximize the pressure on China and minimize the pressure on U.S. consumers," he said.
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She said Thursday she was not worried about any increased pressure on the American women, noting that they thrived under pressure.
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I knew he was in an environment of men under immense pressure, and that the pressure rising could only be destructive.
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Serbia was content to soak up pressure, preferring to invite Costa Rican pressure rather than risk giving up a counter attack.
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One of those was, we've never taken down content due to political pressure, and we get political pressure all the time.
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Democrats apply pressure Democrats hope the pressure on McConnell after the shootings can help force their bills onto the Senate floor.
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Lower blood pressure Giving donations to others, or "prosocial spending," has been shown to reduce blood pressure and improve heart health.
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Diuretics and beta-blockers, which are often prescribed for high blood pressure, can also lower your blood pressure by too much.
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I want to know how they handle difficult situations and how they handle stress and pressure, because we're always under pressure.
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"Rising inflationary pressure and weak external balances — due to lower exports — would add depreciatory pressure on the region's currencies," Phiri said.
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Another third of adults have blood pressure that is higher than normal, though not yet in the high blood pressure range.
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Zarif said decades of pressure meant the Iranian people would be resistant to this pressure, yet it would have an impact.
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They have aimed to pressure North Korea through international sanctions and other economic pressure from China, North Korea's only major ally.
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A bomb cyclone is a rapidly strengthening storm in which pressure drops 1003 millibars (a unit of pressure) within 24 hours.
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Over the next 30 years, they measured their blood pressure with nine periodic readings to create a cumulative blood pressure score.
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I really wanted to have that pressure on me for The Wall, because I had that pressure on me for Swingers.
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RATING CONCERNS Gross Margin Pressure Fitch sees continued gross margin pressure on sales of pharmaceuticals in the U.S. Structural margin pressure has been a consequence of increased penetration of the government as a pharmaceutical payer under the Medicare and Medicaid programs, ongoing pressure from commercial payers, and a mix shift toward the 90-day at retail offering.
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Among participants with the most variability in blood pressure, higher systolic blood pressure (the top number in a blood pressure reading) in particular increased the risk of vascular dementia but didn't appear to heighten the odds of Alzheimer's disease.
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These blood pressure levels range from:Elevated blood pressure: 120/70 to 129/79 mm Hg. Systolic blood pressure lower than 120 is considered normal — once it&aposs higher than that, you should talk with your doctor about lifestyle changes.
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So while Trump is certainly under pressure to tally some concrete achievements, that pressure could be weighing even more heavily on Ryan.
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"In the meantime, the transition team is going to ramp up pressure on Iran, but it's not deal-killing pressure," he said.
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The pressure cooker has been around for ages, but only in the last decade has Instant Pot popularized the electric pressure cooker.
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Normal blood pressure is 120/80 mm Hg, while anything above that is considered at risk for or possible high blood pressure.
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As such, pressure is rising on the government to increase public spending and investment, especially as infrastructure and services come under pressure.
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It's conceivable that an April low pressure record will be set in Kansas as the low pressure center pinwheels across that state.
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The memory foam core evenly distributes pressure from your head and neck, helping to relieve pressure points and properly align your spine.
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Conversely, downward rating pressure would primarily come from a further weakening of asset quality or profitability, which would put pressure on capital.
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You are also definitely seeing pricing pressure, particularly in technology, where there has been pressure on semiconductor prices and even Apple's phones.
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At the start of the study, the average systolic blood pressure was 112 mmHg and the average diastolic pressure was 73 mmHg.
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The director has been under fierce pressure to disclose the existence of the Trump probe — pressure he has up until now resisted.
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"And I've always like pressure to be honest with you, I actually like pressure and we came out very well," Trump said.
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That means Washington, rightly or wrongly, feels entitled to pressure Israel in a way that it wouldn't pressure the divided Palestinian leadership.
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If the team was feeling the pressure of the playoffs, and the pressure of getting Holtby his important win, it wasn't obvious.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is currently trying to pressure Pyongyang back to the negotiating table through an international "peaceful pressure" campaign.
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Researchers combined data from nearly 400 randomized trials that assessed the effects of blood pressure drugs or of exercise on blood pressure.
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Kim, on the other hand, is suffering under increasing pressure from the sanctions and is under great pressure to make a deal.
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"It's a lot of pressure on the government, a lot of pressure on the associations, on the expedition organizers, on the Sherpas."
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The 15,553 people with normal blood pressure had the same risk for dementia as those who controlled their blood pressure with medicine.
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Until that happens, though, Pompeo warned that the "maximum pressure campaign" to exert financial and diplomatic pressure on North Korea will continue.
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"Instead of keeping the pressure out and keeping you alive in five fathoms of water, it keeps the pressure in," he explained.
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If blood pressure remains high despite lifestyle changes, or if underlying causes of high blood pressure can't be reversed, medications can help.
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The more you turn the knob, the higher the pressure, and the pressure produced by this bidet is impressive for the price.
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The greatest temperament in the history of temperaments because you go through pressure and you have to be able to handle pressure.
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Most of this pressure is manifest in blocking Taiwan's participation in the international community; some of the pressure is economic as well.
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For blood pressure, the LED display will either light up green, orange, or red to indicate normal, moderate, or high blood pressure.
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He said pricing pressure will continue in China's broader car market through 2016, with most pressure on the price of passenger vehicles.
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Minutes before the explosion, Columbia Gas' monitoring center in Columbus, Ohio, received high pressure alarms for its South Lawrence gas pressure system.
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"Local governments are under pressure to expand expenditures but their revenues could slow given the downward pressure on the economy," he said.
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That pressure differential means that air will flow into the room with the lower pressure, but won't flow out into the corridor.
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Both are 'pressure fighters' but where Dos Anjos is the patient and methodical pressure fighter, Ferguson is a swarming ball of energy.
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The First Smartwatch to Read Your Blood Pressure Is an Ugly MarvelThere's a reason they call high blood pressure the silent killer.
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What makes a storm a "bomb" is how fast the atmospheric pressure falls; falling atmospheric pressure is a characteristic of all storms.
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What makes a storm a bomb is how fast the atmospheric pressure falls; falling atmospheric pressure is a characteristic of all storms.
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Growing audiences offer some relief from ratings pressure, Mr. Hayes said, but they are counterbalanced by the pressure to get things right.
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A pressure cooker can mitigate the problem for many dishes, as the pressure inside the vessel can be controlled by the cook.
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By measuring the differences in the "stagnation pressure" at the front and the "static pressure" at the side, one can calculate airspeed.
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Suprapubic pressure maneuver: The doctor and/or nurse apply pressure externally on the pubic bone to try to dislodge the stuck shoulder.
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I find the social pressure of it stressful, but this took that pressure out of it and didn't take that much time.
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I used the word pressure, and I think he used the word push, but he meant pressure, but it's the same thing.
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But still, Trump is putting more pressure on Iran, and in the past weeks, we've seen what that pressure can result in.
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"You cannot open it because the aircraft is pressurized, and the cabin pressure is higher than the outside air pressure," he says.
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We never discussed any kind of pressure about a criminal case, we never discussed any kind of quid pro quo or pressure.
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"We have seen pressure on pricing in a low inflationary environment and volumes being under pressure too," he said of the sector.
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Sometimes you're just under a lot of pressure, and you're not getting much sleep, you're under massive pressure, and you make mistakes.
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The dark blues correspond to below average heights, showing a deep trough of low pressure and colder air, whereas the red areas delineate higher than average pressure surfaces, corresponding to milder than average air masses and areas of high pressure.
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Yet the current data suggests only half of people with high blood pressure in the United States are able to get their blood pressure under safe limits, in part because improper measurement of blood pressure leads to the wrong diagnosis.
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"Even in October when I passed out on Halloween, that particular day when the EMTs got there I had high blood pressure, which I never have high blood pressure," she continues, adding that her blood pressure had never been high before.
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Blood pressure is defined by two numbers - systolic pressure, which represents the force with which the heart pumps blood into the blood vessels, and diastolic pressure, a measure of the resistance to the blood flow in the body's blood vessels.
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To the Editor: I fear that Dr. H. Gilbert Welch's advice to treat high blood pressure less rigorously, in disagreement with new guidelines to lower blood pressure more aggressively, might be misconstrued by many people, especially those with high blood pressure.
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Researchers also measured the impact of deportation worry on diastolic blood pressure -- the bottom number in a blood pressure reading that measures the pressure in the arteries when the heart is resting between beats -- and found only a weak link.
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Rating pressure could also result from meaningful customer defections to free viewing platforms or significant margin and FCF pressure from higher programming costs.
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Really since 2005, Iran has shown a number of times that it is willing to push back against international pressure or foreign pressure.
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As a plane increases altitude, there is less pressure on the outside of the plane, but the internal cabin pressure changes only subtly.
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"I don't feel the pressure except to the audience that's seeing what I'm making and I feel that pressure every time," he said.
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"There's loads of pressure, tons of pressure, it's the reality," said Joshua, who will have a crowd of some 80,000 on his side.
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That pressure can be employed in the same way as the pressure of the wind on Earth, to drive and manoeuvre a craft.
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I put a lot of pressure on myself to do well, but I feel added pressure that we are honoring my old show.
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"He thinks through further pressure on Iran, so the so-called maximum pressure policy he can bring us to our knees," Zarif said.
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Braincare – A non-invasive way to monitor pressure inside the skull Braincare has created a headband that can monitor pressure within the skull.
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Pressure to drink or do drugs was at the bottom of the list — only around 15% of teens felt pressure to do so.
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The drug can interact with other prescription drugs taken by people with high blood pressure and diabetes, and can dangerously lower blood pressure.
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" And Strzok messages back: "Yes, it is," this increases the pressure to end -- "this is going to increase the pressure to end MYE.
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You measure cochlear fluid with an instrument in your ear and record intraocular pressure by tapping a pressure sensor against your anesthetized eyeball.
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Brand pressure: An uptick in pressure from some of the world's biggest advertising agencies caused brands to abandon YouTube in droves this spring.
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One staffer, who shall remain nameless, ordered self-seal sterilization pouches, wide-mouth plastic storage caps, and a pressure cooker/canner pressure regulator.
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"Pressure-mounted gates are good, but they shouldn't go at the top of the stairs because they lose pressure over time," Harp explains.
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In the end, the pressure of getting a good internet connection is just as high as the pressure of getting the best photo.
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The first number in the reading, known as systolic blood pressure, is the pressure blood exerts against artery walls when the heart beats.
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Until then, we expect results to remain under pressure given our expected prolonged revenue pressure in the wealth management and P&C businesses.
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"There was a lot of pressure on my shoulders and I am so proud of the way I managed the pressure," he said.
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Sometimes it felt like pressure applied to his skin; at other times, the pressure seemed to be emanating from within, from his bones.
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They use small gears, pressure valves and cams to work, so you're learning about how air pressure works while you're building and playing.
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Amazon would have to prove not only that political pressure was applied to the process but also that the pressure affected the outcome.
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Iran pressure: In addition to announcing the termination of the treaty, Pompeo upped the pressure on Iran over its alleged activity in Iraq.
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ET. Meanwhile on the oil front, prices under pressure as concerns of a glut in the market continued to add pressure to sentiment.
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"When the N.H.S. is under pressure, it's under pressure for everyone," said Dr. John Ashton, a leading public health specialist in the country.
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The gold standard for treatment is a continuous positive airway pressure machine, which forces the airway open with pressure delivered through a mask.
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When it is weak, high-pressure and low-pressure systems tend to move more slowly, making for rains and clouds that linger longer.
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Thus, the direction of the surface wind in a high-pressure weather system is basically outward, away from the system toward lower pressure.
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Warm southwesterly winds shifted northward by high pressure patterns in the Northeast and low pressure in the Southwest, according to Mr. Gottschalck's analysis.
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"No external pressure is required for him to begin negotiations, and no domestic pressure will prevent him from doing so," Mr. Keyes said.
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"We are under no pressure to make a deal with China, they are under pressure to make a deal with us," Trump tweeted.
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Trump's administration has pursued a "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran that it said could help pressure Tehran to come to the negotiating table.
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It's recorded as two numbers with the top number referred to as systolic blood pressure and the bottom number as diastolic blood pressure.
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"In the old days, politically the N.R.A. pressure exceeded the public pressure," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Senate's Democratic leader.
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Yet he clearly felt political pressure to oppose the bill, and his recent meetings with constituents were a big part of that pressure.
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"We are under no pressure to make a deal with China, they are under pressure to make a deal with us," Trump tweeted.
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Asset managers, under pressure from rising costs and pressure on fees, are increasingly looking for ways to both streamline costs and improve returns.
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Now they came up with some pressure on Ukraine, I don't know what is the [pressure] but this is up to your congressmen.
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North Korea: Last rites for maximum pressure campaign Kim Jong Un likely assesses that your maximum pressure campaign is on its last legs.
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Piezo1 is implicated in our body's built-in blood-pressure monitoring systems, as well as other internal systems that rely on pressure sensing.
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Mounting pressure As the public backlash mounts against Korean Air, and gapjil in general, the authorities are also putting pressure on the family.
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When they didn't detect any system pressure, they allowed the full flow of high-pressure gas into the system, exceeding the maximum allowed.
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"We are under no pressure to make a deal with China, they are under pressure to make a deal with us," he tweeted.
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The first received standard care, which involved trying to keep systolic blood pressure (the higher of the two blood pressure measures) under 140.
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He resisted for a very long time and then, I think, felt pressure, must have felt pressure in some way to do that.
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