We have authors who suffer from panic attacks and suffer from cardiac arrhythmia.
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MORE than 22017m people suffer from depression around the world, and another 22018m people suffer from anxiety.
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Among children ages 3 to 17: 6.8% are diagnosed with ADHD, 3.0% suffer from anxiety, 2.1% suffer from depression
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Even Guantanamo Bay's guards suffer from PTSD Even Guantanamo Bay's guards suffer from PTSD This segment originally aired Oct.
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Some 64 percent of those incarcerated suffer from mental illness and even more — 68 percent — suffer from substance abuse.
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Fifteen million Americans suffer from a diagnosable form of social anxiety, and millions more suffer from less severe but related phobias.
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Worldwide, more than 300 million people suffer from depression and 260 million suffer from anxiety disorders, according to the World Health Organization.
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The ADAA estimates that about 40 million Americans aged 18 and older suffer from anxiety, while over 15 million people suffer from depression.
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More than 10 percent of Americans suffer from pain every day, according to the National Institutes of Health, and many more suffer from it sporadically.
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I know many ambitious, inspired people suffer from the same false belief I sometimes suffer from, which is this idea that we have to do everything ourselves.
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Today, approximately 21625 million Americans suffer from kidney diseases – and another 2900,220006 suffer from kidney failure, largely due to increased incidence of diabetes and high blood pressure.
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" And he's like, "No, that's what you suffer from.
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"All of the pitfalls that poker players suffer from, and that traders also suffer from, are covered in great detail in the book by way of characters talking about them," Angelo told CNBC.
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America's transgender communities suffer from truly shocking rates of suicide.
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While some welcome the ursine renaissance, others suffer from it.
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All three suffer from high levels of violence and poverty.
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Those that do suffer from a general health consciousness bias.
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Many of Europe's economies still suffer from weak aggregate demand.
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Yet too often family firms suffer from short life expectancies.
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More than 23 million people worldwide suffer from rheumatoid arthritis.
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The company could suffer from chronicle shortages over multiple months.
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Still others suffer from insomnia, sleep deprivation, and night terrors.
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One out of five women will suffer from breast cancer.
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Dating firms also suffer from an inherent conflict of interest.
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Around the world, 41 million people suffer from heart failure.
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American entertainment continues to suffer from a lack of representation.
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Here in Canada, 425 people suffer from TBI every day.
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Maci Bookout's son Bentley certainly doesn't suffer from sibling rivalry.
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Research may suffer from more than one of these problems.
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Its policies suffer from naivety about budgets, bureaucracies and businesses.
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Some patients might suffer from multiple specific phobias at once.
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No, I don't think we benefit or suffer from it.
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These omnibus spending bills suffer from a lack of sunlight.
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The Buckeyes offense seemed to suffer from an identity crisis.
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Are there artists you admire who suffer from the disorder?
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And does he suffer from bipolar disorder, in your opinion?
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According to NIH, 11% of Americans suffer from chronic pain.
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But they suffer from jet lag when they return home.
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They did not choose to suffer from debilitating mental conditions.
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Yet her proposals will suffer from lack of serious scrutiny.
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Starting around 2014, I started to suffer from clinical depression.
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Foster, Bella, and Anwar all suffer from chronic Lyme disease.
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Her mother, sister, and brother all suffer from Lyme Disease.
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"This legacy problem isn't something fintechs suffer from," he says.
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These studies suffer from methodological limitations and don't show causality.
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They can also suffer from irregular and sometimes heavy bleeding.
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Harley may suffer from the quality of its older wares.
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I know Marines — gun owners — who suffer from mental trauma.
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American firms and consumers will suffer from these same pressures.
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"We suffer from poverty, mismanagement and poor education," he continued.
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Your eyesight can also suffer from too much device usage
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Cheaper coolers often suffer from broken zippers or cracked seams.
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Apple is also likely to suffer from the trade war.
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It's perfect for those who don't suffer from seasonal allergies.
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The tech world does suffer from a certain moral blindness.
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Between 1 and 2 percent of Australians suffer from BPD.
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After sex on meth, though, guys suffer from massive comedowns.
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Many suffer from dangerous levels of mercury in their blood.
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I "suffer" from Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), coupled with Epilepsy.
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Or did her child suffer from some type of infirmity?
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The conservatives, in contrast, suffer from an abundance of parties.
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Yet Mr. Trump seems to suffer from a manufacturing defect.
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All will suffer from a rapid depreciation of the peso.
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"Game of Thrones" didn't appear to suffer from the leaks.
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You definitely suffer from multiple personalities when you do this.
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" She added: "I think the B.J.P. will suffer from this.
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Africa's coastal and riverside communities suffer from storms and flooding.
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Yemenis suffer from dire shortages of electricity, food and medicine.
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People with supraventricular tachycardia suffer from an abnormally fast heartbeat.
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Addiction is something that a lot of people suffer from.
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But my wife does not suffer from dementia or incontinence.
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If you don't suffer from low vision, have a seat.
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He is not the first player to suffer from it.
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Other children suffer from elective mutism, panic attacks and anxiety.
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Amazon's business has yet to suffer from its marketplace chaos.
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I found out I do suffer from mental health issues.
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The two reactors now under construction suffer from cost overruns.
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"We suffer from poverty, mismanagement and poor education," Khashoggi said.
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Sadie's twin brother Stokely does not suffer from the disease.
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But the state does suffer from a lack of attractions.
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Trimarco also holds meetings with people who suffer from anorexia.
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I require constraint — I don't suffer from it at all.
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According to a 2011 report from the Institute of Medicine, about 100 million US adults suffer from chronic pain (such as lifelong back pain), and more suffer from acute pain (such as a temporary injury).
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In addition, over one-third of individuals with PTSD suffer from Substance Use Disorder, and one-half to two-thirds of people who suffer from drug addiction have PTSD, often stemming from childhood sexual violence.
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According to a 523 report from the Institute of Medicine, about 100 million US adults suffer from chronic pain (such as lifelong back pain), and more suffer from acute pain (such as a temporary injury).
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At times, however, Petroski seems to suffer from some of the
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Many who suffer from chronic pain will be treated with opioids.
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The women do not suffer from severe health or money problems.
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But Dr Anderson points out that they suffer from contradictory incentives.
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Soldiers who have shot children sometimes suffer from crippling psychological wounds.
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Both Republicans and Democrats suffer from blind spots on education reform.
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Virtual and augmented reality headsets also suffer from power consumption issues.
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Children on the autism spectrum often suffer from other medical conditions.
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Boarders often suffer from a lack of supervision and emotional support.
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Such an economy would suffer from what economists call "dynamic inefficiency".
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Even royals, it seems, may suffer from the gender pay gap.
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Both Sudan and Ethiopia suffer from severe shortages of hard currency.
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More shocking is how frequently some cabin crew suffer from harassment.
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"13,000 girls suffer from sexual abuse in our country," said another.
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Lawrence told the paper that Sanders seemed to suffer from depression.
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"We don't want to suffer from that group think," he said.
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People who suffer from depression also often misuse alcohol or drugs.
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SEAN HANNITY, FOX NEWS HOST: You suffer from multiple personality disorder?
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According to research, those who suffer from bias are usually unaware.
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Candidly, it's a wonder they don't suffer from an identity crisis.
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Plus the wide strap ensures you won't suffer from painful blisters.
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They are also more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety.
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If that's what solved it, they didn't actually suffer from depression.
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Mr Sanders' plans tend to suffer from a fallacy of composition.
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Shanghai's development could suffer from incomplete conservation efforts, the ministry said.
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The letter resonated with countless women who suffer from eating disorders.
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I do get drained though as I suffer from Lyme disease.
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And millions of people still suffer from famine's lesser cousin, malnutrition.
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Many suffer from Alzheimer's disease and were not available for interviews.
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The condition can be debilitating for those who suffer from it.
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Timur began to suffer from obesity due to the beneficial relationship.
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About 200,000 others suffer from severe acute malnutrition, the report said.
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Yet not all Americans suffer from the student debt crisis equally.
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Many other tech contract workers also suffer from workplace safety violations.
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That can lead them to suffer from tumors and liver problems.
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Others look whole, but suffer from brain damage because of I.E.D.s.
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Cholera victims suffer from dehydration caused by severe diarrhea or vomiting.
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Even experiential travel companies can suffer from a lack of imagination.
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Many now suffer from illnesses and health problems as a result.
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So ... I don't think that we're going to suffer from that.
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They may be "fresh," but vegetables suffer from jet lag, too.
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I relate to that because I suffer from that, as well.
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The youth are really the ones who will suffer from this.
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Nightlife is especially attractive for people who suffer from mental illness.
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"I mean, I suffer from anxiety and depression," Louisahhh told THUMP.
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These crisis zones suffer from conditions far worse than mere silence.
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Most individuals in solitary suffer from some kind of mental illness.
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American politics does not suffer from an excess of majority rule.
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I suffer from the same blind spots that other people do.
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About 5.7 million people in the United States suffer from it.
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Both sexes were more likely to suffer from depression if separated.
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South Koreans often suffer from a work culture they call gapjil.
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I suffer from what I like to call Intense Hangover Syndrome.
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Republicans of today suffer from what I call Convenient History Syndrome.
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Like nearly 30 million other Americans, I suffer from hearing loss.
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High tech is widely acknowledged to suffer from patent quality problems.
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The rest of Gyasi's American characters suffer from similar demographic imperatives.
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Banks suffer from negative rates they cannot pass on to customers.
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Many other Veterans suffer from depression, isolation, anxiety, and adjustment disorder.
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E.O.s frequently suffer from the disinhibition that comes from having power.
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Another 221 million people currently suffer from an opioid use disorder.
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Weather changes can be triggers for people that suffer from migraines.
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The other three states suffer from a dearth of reliable polling.
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"Invariably it is the children who will suffer from our ignorance."
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Consumer groups warned that internet users would suffer from the changes.
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Many children suffer from a lack of nutrition and health services.
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While Michalak's condition temporarily improved, he did suffer from lasting effects.
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Those in prison aren't the only ones who suffer from incarceration.
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Millions of Americans continue to suffer from food poisoning each year.
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Retail, manufacturing and transport also suffer from a shortage of workers.
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But this doesn't mean that all trans people suffer from dysphoria.
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According to mental health charity Young Minds, one in 10 children and young people aged between 5 and 16 suffer from a diagnosable mental health disorder, and nearly 80,000 children and young people suffer from severe depression.
|
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But did Darwin suffer from an anxiety disorder and Lincoln from depression?
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NORD estimates that around 30 million Americans suffer from 7,000 rare diseases.
|
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Without proper analysis, public services can suffer from an influx of jobs.
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I'm a news anchor at ABC News and I suffer from anxiety.
|
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Apple is the latest major tech company to suffer from battery issues.
|
|
Yasuní does not suffer from empty forest syndrome — at least not yet.
|
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These patients suffer from what's known as non-celiac wheat sensitivity (NCWS).
|
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TUI is not the only operator to suffer from the Boeing crisis.
|
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And unlike in paper form, those PDFs won't suffer from frayed pages.
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However, not only do we not deserve resolution, we suffer from resolution.
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She said other detainees suffer from stomach aches because of the food.
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If you think you may suffer from gluten-sensitivity, seek medical advice.
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That's because it's true: Apple devices rarely suffer from privacy-related hiccups.
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Apple users would be the ones to suffer from a Facebook ban.
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Trade with Iran, another neighbour, stands to suffer from renewed American sanctions.
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Around the world, at least 26 million people suffer from heart failure.
|
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Many purebred dogs suffer from hip dysplasia and other symptoms of inbreeding.
|
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Japan continues to suffer from economic stagnation, chronic deflation and high debt.
|
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Shippers, Brokers, and Carriers all suffer from extreme lack of modern technology.
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But an ETF that small will suffer from illiquidity and high fees.
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Until recently, researchers thought reindeer benefit, rather than suffer, from climate change.
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Even an experienced user may still suffer from a gun-related injury.
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In one study, they were more likely to suffer from cardiovascular problems.
|
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Pilot whales suffer from mass strandings more frequently than any other whale.
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In addition, women partnered with inmates suffer from depression and economic hardship.
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Could there be a way to predict who might suffer from them?
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It's purrfect news for feline fanatics who also suffer from cat allergies.
|
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There is a large number of people who suffer from chronic pain.
|
|
Plenty of boxing and MMA's elder statesmen suffer from punch-drunk symptoms.
|
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Banks suffer from negative interest rates which eat into their lending margins.
|
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Robert Gatenby, a radiologist, saw patients suffer from intensive breast cancer treatments.
|
|
Arlan Hamilton doesn't seem like someone who would suffer from stage fright.
|
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Prosecutor Kate MacDougall argued that Chism did not suffer from mental illness.
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I must confess that as gaming goes, I suffer from arrested development.
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The only mental illnesses I suffer from are COMPLEX PTSD and depression.
|
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But subsequent episodes suffer from keeping them apart to further the plot.
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Those who suffer from what Mr Ducol calls "rigid thinking" get psychotherapy.
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After all, around 80 percent of adults suffer from lower-back pain.
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Ecosystems will suffer from that kind of abuse—but humans will too.
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Why should people suffer from not only sickness but also high expenses?
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And they are much more likely to suffer from mental-health problems.
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Don't let the rest of the interview suffer from an earlier mistake.
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Thousands of other exports now suffer from reduced access to China's market.
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Second, our businesses suffer from a lack of investment in our communities.
|
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They were much less likely to suffer from dementia in old age.
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The order appears to suffer from a case of First Amendment amnesia.
|
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Also, it's not just a woman thing; men suffer from PMADs, too.
|
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But I believe we all suffer from its scourge and its stain.
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Namely that miners aren't trusted and suffer from a serious image problem.
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I don't think that Facebook is going to necessarily suffer from this.
|
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The two have big dreams, but do not suffer from delusions of
|
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Interestingly, the quacks don't seem to suffer from this kind of scrutiny.
|
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Americans also suffer from the steepest earnings inequality and limited income mobility.
|
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" Rapaport says he's been defamed -- because he "does not suffer from herpes.
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I suffer from depression and many other difficulties, like bulimia and anorexia.
|
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"During the detox stage, you mainly suffer from physical problems," Beurmanjer explains.
|
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Older cows often suffer from osteoarthritis and other uncomfortable symptoms of aging.
|
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Richard Wylie: About 30 percent of younger men suffer from premature ejaculation.
|
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The attackers don't suffer from the same constraints; they are very diverse.
|
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We have also observed regular ayahuasca users who still suffer from depression.
|
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Those who suffer from it want relief, and they want it now.
|
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Many of these individuals suffer from some kind of severe mental illness.
|
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But psychedelics, like many alternative therapies, suffer from a lack of research.
|
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They still suffer from diseases, and they can still hurt each other.
|
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As Reid suggested, it's true that black Americans disproportionately suffer from poverty.
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With postponed or canceled events, hotels will suffer from fewer overnight visitors.
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Half a million American kids still suffer from lead poisoning each year.
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There's a lot of people in America who suffer from that disease.
|
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About half of menopausal women suffer from vaginal dryness and painful intercourse.
|
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It is not hypothetical that today's children will suffer from climate change.
|
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Do you suffer from a lack of nature in your life now?
|
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Ninety percent of patients with Whipple's suffer from joint pain and diarrhea.
|
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Thankfully, I don't suffer from any ill effects due to this experience.
|
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This year, under President Trump, Republicans suffer from more and deeper scandals.
|
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Other parts of the globe suffer from a similar lack of observations.
|
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It's pretty clear Trump doesn't suffer from so much knowledge and expertise.
|
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This means you never have to suffer from embarrassing pit stains again.
|
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These voters suffer from economic disadvantages even as they enjoy racial advantages.
|
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It's not uncommon for vacationers to suffer from budget creep, experts say.
|
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Boys suffer from unrealistic beauty standards, too, and the problem starts early.
|
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The time for misleading those who suffer from the conflict is over.
|
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He wondered: Do the Tsimane suffer from Alzheimer's disease like we do?
|
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These colleges tend to be underfunded and suffer from high dropout rates.
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This is a problem — whether you suffer from seasonal allergies or not.
|
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Although I don't suffer from that because I'm better than they are.
|
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He suffered bouts of depression and began to suffer from crippling social anxiety.
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NZ) became the latest airline to suffer from problems with Rolls-Royce (RR.
|
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To be sure, Bryant continued to suffer from ankle injuries throughout his career.
|
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Most dream research is performed on people who suffer from various psychological problems.
|
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"In experiences like this, they suffer from paranoia and hyper-vigilance," Hepburn said.
|
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They also suffer from conditions like dark under eye circles or bulbous noses.
|
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Today's pound-shop Powellites don't suffer from any such restraints. Economist.com/blogs/bagehot
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Hair loss is a tricky subject for most men who suffer from it.
|
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Family firms also suffer from a lack of institutionalized mechanisms for conflict resolution.
|
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It also shouldn't suffer from burn-in issues that plague some OLED screens.
|
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People with IBS typically suffer from chronic abdominal pain, gas, diarrhea and constipation.
|
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At the very least, she will suffer from being separated from Mr. Tian.
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I suffer from anxiety and this is getting me outside, so that's helping.
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I think you make a good point that the terms suffer from erosion.
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The Recording Academy doesn't just suffer from cultural biases on the musical level.
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Though, a warning: You may suffer from wanderlust after use of this product.
|
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Do you suffer from that dreaded Sunday evening "going back to school" feeling?
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It probably has not changed and does not suffer from human emotional frailty.
|
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Today, 40% of American adults suffer from anxiety or some nervous disorder. 9.
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They also suffer from high volatility and few are used for mainstream payments.
|
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If you suffer from performance anxiety, we've got you covered on that score.
|
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Still, nine years later, people who suffer from narcolepsy aren't using Orexin-A.
|
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Often, these children may suffer from neurological, psychological, learning or medically based disabilities.
|
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Keaney recently told GQ that around 54% of men suffer from underarm irritation.
|
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Even with a custom wireless chip, the Apple AirPods suffer from connectivity hiccups.
|
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Nor are most people who suffer from arthritis intolerant of this plant family.
|
|
Michael Palin has been watching his dear friend Terry Jones suffer from dementia.
|
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Lots of people who suffer from chronic pain are being left in limbo.
|
|
But congressional Republicans suffer from a more troubling disability: They don't understand healthcare.
|
|
The images in Dronescapes suffer from a shortage of individuality or original style.
|
|
And most people who suffer from migraines have a family history of them.
|
|
Citizens still suffer from power cuts, cash shortages and a lack of security.
|
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For those with who suffer from that affliction, it is an absolute necessity.
|
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Perhaps they suffer from ideological rigidity; perhaps they are defending core European values.
|
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Cryptocurrencies still suffer from price volatility, so bitcoin can't be the common denominator.
|
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If you suffer from acid reflux it's worth giving the vinegar a try.
|
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If it's too hot, people can become dizzy, unaware, suffer from heat stroke.
|
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Ample research, however, shows that judges suffer from many of the same biases.
|
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Meanwhile, our nation continues to suffer from excessive and racially unjust marijuana policing.
|
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Older Americans typically require more medical care and disproportionately suffer from chronic illnesses.
|
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Parts of Scotland also suffer from what researchers call the aging cohort effect.
|
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Boehme said Winchester also didn't suffer from any kind of existential crisis either.
|
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"Family caregiving is often overlooked and many caregivers suffer from isolation," Berg added.
|
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Women may suffer from stroke, seizures, organ failure and in rare cases, death.
|
|
Clinical and research psychologists have studied how adults suffer from parenting for decades.
|
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Current proposals to restructure our air traffic control system suffer from this problem.
|
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I suffer from this, as did our father, but my brother did not.
|
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Architectures based on millimeter wave spectrum suffer from wave-strength issues, he said.
|
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"I think some people suffer from a lack of vision," Mr. Camacho said.
|
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Also, some men suffer from a condition called true microphalia [a micro-penis].
|
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A large percentage of black men suffer from this issue, Walker has said.
|
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"It's the U.S. that will suffer from any effort to decouple," argued Gilder.
|
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Every month, some 353 percent of women suffer from monthly period-related pain.
|
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Bloomberg reported that 2018 saw his businesses suffer from "legal and liquidity challenges."
|
|
Oprah recommends this knit bamboo pajama set if you suffer from night sweats.
|
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Restaurant employees won't be the only ones to suffer from the industry's fallout.
|
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Those who suffer from chronic or severe illnesses are perhaps a better comparison.
|
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That Arsenal fans suffer from a lack of sensation because nothing really changes.
|
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Unfortunately for the millions who do suffer from anxiety, everything is not fine.
|
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And I think as women, we, or any marginalized community, suffer from that.
|
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This is called performance anxiety, Sophie, and many of us suffer from it.
|
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You may not suffer from blind privilege, but it's a question worth considering.
|
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America has a foundation of prejudice, and many minorities suffer from this today.
|
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Men, meanwhile, are more likely to suffer from tendon and knee cartilage problems.
|
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No, real censorship in French film is how some people suffer from invisibility.
|
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Programs showing promise suffer from diminishing participation as health care organizations drop out.
|
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Younger offenders are more likely to suffer from mental illness than their peers.
|
|
Intel suggested that other companies' chips could also suffer from the same problem.
|
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Moreover, both companies' algorithmically powered ad-targeting engines suffer from the same defects.
|
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An estimated 150,000 people in the United States currently suffer from the disease.
|
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Many of us have witnessed our friends or family members suffer from addiction.
|
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We suffer from its unease when, unnoticed, it takes over the mental store.
|
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They just don't suffer from the same problems that female sex workers do.
|
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Since turning forty, I'd started to suffer from a heightened sense of claustrophobia.
|
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"You suffer from the oldest delusion in politics," a character in "Lanark" says.
|
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Villages suffer from a lack of water as they depend on the glaciers.
|
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An estimated 40 million Americans and 1 billion people worldwide suffer from migraines.
|
|
Like any large, long-lived mammal, they suffer from a variety of ailments.
|
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The Afghan security forces suffer from absenteeism, corruption, dubious commitment and poor morale.
|
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Too often, the greatest disease we suffer from in Indian Country is invisibility.
|
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If you suffer from mental health problems, there's not enough help to hand.
|
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Native populations suffer from chronic disease, poverty and education gaps at disproportionate rates.
|
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America isn't unique in that some of its citizens suffer from mental illnesses.
|
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And China, the world's biggest exporter, is expected to suffer from slumping demand.
|
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" Many small businesses began to suffer from something they did not understand. "G.
|
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One reason may be that opinion polls suffer from the " social desirability" bias.
|
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This can make breathing so difficult that some people suffer from sleep apnea.
|
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She doesn't suffer from the enmity that Hillary Clinton voters have for Sen.
|
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When it comes to race, Khan's manifesto does seem to suffer from that.
|
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It is not lack of passion that millennials or Generation Z suffer from.
|
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Manufacturing companies that import materials used in their products will likely suffer from the tax code redesign, and even large exporters like Koch Industries have expressed concern that the economy might suffer from higher consumer prices and less free trade.
|
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She's right: Research from Anorexia Nervosa And Related Eating Disorders (ANRED) suggests that 1 percent of all female adolescents suffer from anorexia, while 4 percent of college-aged women have bulimia, and one percent of women suffer from binge eating disorder.
|
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"To the extent that there is any weakness in hiring, it is concentrated in manufacturing, which continues to suffer from the trade war, and retail, which continues to suffer from the transition to online shopping," Winograd wrote in an emailed statement.
|
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Based on feedback from listeners, he estimates that a third suffer from chronic pain.
|
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It highlighted something that often goes unspoken — that men, too, suffer from disordered eating.
|
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MICHELLE MALKIN, CRTV "MICHELLE MALKIN INVESTIGATES" HOST: Because they suffer from selective sovereignty syndrome.
|
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With so many people eating badly, Egyptians suffer from a range of health issues.
|
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But it also creates tremendous risks as most cryptocurrencies still suffer from price fluctuation.
|
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Mothers who take some time off are also less likely to suffer from depression.
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Within a day, she started to suffer from severe cramping and began bleeding heavily.
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Unlike the rest of Hollywood, Priyanka Chopra isn't one to suffer from hair fatigue.
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And Dalmatians tend to suffer from a host of genetic problems, including urinary stones.
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They suffer from lack of vision, or heavy debts to canonical creators before them.
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Many industries suffer from endemic overcapacity – from cement to shipbuilding – and falling output prices.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Even royals, it seems, may suffer from the gender pay gap.
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Around 350,000 people in the United States suffer from cluster headaches, the company said.
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About 350,000 HIV patients in Europe suffer from significant facial lipoatrophy, the company said.
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According to USCF Medical Center, more than 35 million Americans suffer from migraine attacks.
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But modern consumers to a certain extent suffer from an overabundance of food choices.
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At later stages, victims can suffer from numbness, blindness and, in rare cases, death.
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The iO will suffer from this problem, just like the attachable Insta360 cameras do.
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They must articulate why trade and business in the U.K. won't suffer from isolation.
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But did you know that man's best friend can suffer from very similar ailments?
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O.J. Simpson, believes the former football star might suffer from chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).
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Those inflicted by Lyme disease suffer from flu-like symptoms, according to the CDC.
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Those who do suffer from [flashbacks], we need to be able to help them.
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The suspect fled and the girl did not suffer from injuries, according to ABC.
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In practice, however, Mr Trump and, especially, the Brexiteers suffer from several profound delusions.
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" Mr. Mitchell said: "I wouldn't say I suffer from insomnia because I'm not suffering.
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This is why many traditional marketplaces suffer from slow network effects and high attrition.
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"Women who suffer from anxiety seem to be more prone to blackouts," Denning says.
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Around 39 million Americans suffer from migraine headaches, according to the Migraine Research Foundation.
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In fact, some said, Chinese economic expectations could actually suffer from the TPP's cancellation.
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Everybody in the health policy world seems to suffer from chronic post-King v.
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Today, Mays, her husband and three children all suffer from longterm heavy metals poisoning.
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Common sense says you don't let those who suffer from mental illness buy guns.
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That said, I don't suffer from shock, despite the things I saw that evening.
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Aboriginal Australians suffer from enormous disadvantages, which a succession of governments has barely dented.
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The trackpad is big, accurate, and doesn't suffer from false taps from your palms.
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Nearly 1 in 10 can expect to suffer from Hepatitis C in their lifetime.
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And not all trans people suffer from severe gender dysphoria in the first place.
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Many countries suffer from Ponzi schemes, which typically sell financial products offering extravagant rewards.
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You would expect Vizio's cheap and tiny soundbar to suffer from limitations like these.
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Just a child who won't suffer from a disease which medicine can now prevent.
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They don't suffer from dog bites, and they (ideally) don't deviate from their routes.
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Do some of them suffer from shell shock when they leave this alternative reality?
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Whether or not you suffer from anxiety or depression, you know people who do.
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This is just the latest in staple mall brands to suffer from poor sales.
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Many discretionary federal functions suffer from the budgetary dysfunction, but none more than science.
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Even with their seemingly infinite space, celebs including Kourtney Kardashian suffer from overstuffed vanities.
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Maize fields, which are widely irrigated, should suffer from increasing restrictions on water use.
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"Women will disclose on the first day: 'I suffer from panic attacks," she says.
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With nowhere to go all day, they say they suffer from boredom and depression.
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About 220 million people suffer from psychological problems in France—basically one in five.
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If you suffer from redness or eczema of some kind, mongongo is your answer.
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Plenty of Olympic sports, such as boxing or tennis, suffer from a similar problem.
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Because their eyes are sensitive to harsh light, most albinos suffer from poor vision.
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In almost all cases, they suffer from intellectual disability, addiction, or severe economic disadvantage.
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Take precautionary measures so that your health and work performance don't suffer from stress.
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It doesn't shout or dazzle, doesn't suffer from being over-styled or overly aggressive.
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Hadas is one of many rural Ethiopian women who silently suffer from this condition.
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I've recommended it to friends who suffer from insomnia and heard similarly enthusiastic feedback.
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The model also explains why different people suffer from jet lag of various severity.
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And as noted, they're also less likely to suffer from depression than night owls.
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Her health began to fail and she began to suffer from disabling back pain.
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"Companies that suffer from a weak pound are taking an absolute pummelling," he said.
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While both official apps are free, they suffer from seemingly being designed by committee.
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Boeing, meanwhile, has continued to suffer from the worldwide grounding of the 737 Max.
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He says it's common for heatstroke victims to suffer from swelling of the brain.
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The "Squad" (AOC Plus 28503) and other Dems suffer from Trump Derangement Syndrome. Crazy!
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They aren't bad people; they may simply suffer from a variety of health problems.
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At least in hindsight, the Los Angeles study seems to suffer from circular reasoning.
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President Trump says SO much, every day, that people sometimes suffer from Trump overload.
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"The schools suffer from a lack of resources and support for teachers," she said.
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"I suffer from sleep apnea and need my machine to sleep right," he said.
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Unfortunately, quite a few of the 15s found in such puzzles suffer from overuse.
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By comparison, we Latino citizens of the United States suffer from a rage deficit.
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I suffer from claustrophobia: simply being in an elevator sets my teeth on edge.
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Everybody Looking, despite a couple of superstar cameos, does not suffer from that problem.
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"As my brain's diluting, I suffer from whiplash," he sang, chewing on his words.
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What I suffer from is the inability to figure out how to fix this.
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And about how this violence which people suffer from ends up creating more violence.
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A recent report as many as half of nurses and doctors suffer from burnout.
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"People sometimes suffer from brain drain when they're working on their resume," she explains.
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At our age, neither of us will personally suffer from a failure to act.
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One in five people in the United States suffer from some form mental illness.
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The story spirals into dark territory when Julia begins to suffer from clinical depression.
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In the United States today, about 103 million people suffer from opioid use disorder.
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Meanwhile, the Venezuelan people continue to suffer from a prolonged political and economic meltdown.
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Many genetic studies suffer from a dearth of black patients, leading to erroneous conclusions.
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Mr. Leonhardt says that liberal arts graduates who suffer from excessive debt are rare.
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Any one of these individuals has the potential to suffer from burnout or PTSD.
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Young people who don't suffer from severe symptoms can still spread it to others.
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But US economic policies can determine how much other countries suffer from the coronavirus.
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I don't suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder or struggle with the emotional weight.
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However, BOP continues to suffer from overcrowding and severe staff shortages at many institutions.
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But many of us, including me, are convinced our husbands suffer from the disease.
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More than any other race, ethnicity, or nationality in America, we suffer from invisibility.
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Too many "stacked" long entries and the fill will suffer from the resulting constraints.
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Even if you don't suffer from serious anxiety, someone you love is bound to.
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In contrast, alcohol is omnipresent, so far more people suffer from its adverse effects.
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Biden will unavoidably suffer from that (as Cory Booker and Kamala Harris already have).
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Women's salaries suffer from a reluctance to negotiate in the way that men do.
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When children of color suffer from much higher asthma rates, it's not an accident.
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But Republicans still suffer from more ideological dissension even after gaining control of Washington.
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And I have now begun to suffer from my love for the New World.
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"Rush Limbaugh absolutely should have to suffer from cancer," Sarandos wrote in the tweet.
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We suffer from a confusion of terms, and not only in regard to liberalism.
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The sports tech industry has and continues to suffer from massive amounts of fragmentation.
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Children of deployed parents are more likely to suffer from depression, among other consequences.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 1 billion The estimated number of people worldwide who suffer from migraines.
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" It's not just Democrats and the politically correct who suffer from "Trump derangement syndrome.
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These read like a best of list of chronic conditions Americans commonly suffer from.
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That said, T-Mobile's speeds suffer from the same problem as all networks: Consistency.
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But red flag laws, which suffer from dubious efficacy, are not the path forward.
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Unfortunately for the company, the price of oil continues to suffer from oversupply fears.
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My patients – the elderly and vulnerable communities that suffer from PAD – will thank you.
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GOP leaders say other areas of state government also suffer from lack of funds.
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Around 160,000 people suffer from sickle cell disease in the United States and Europe.
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Roughly 13 million Americans suffer from migraine headaches, according to the Migraine Research Foundation.
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"I suffer from chronic allergies and I have two kids with asthma," he says.
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I try to play it as much ... But you still suffer from the consequences.
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Many people make bad or immoral decisions and do not suffer from any malady.
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"I've had a number of close friends and family suffer from addiction," Schlafman tells me.
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Many people who suffer from SAD find that light therapy eases symptoms when used regularly.
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Today's workforce suffer from a lack of work friends, and it's become a global epidemic.
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If you suffer from triskaidekaphobia, the 13th of every month is certainly not your day.
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If you suffer from dry skin or are constantly cold, it can be even nicer.
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Here's what we mean: Ego Neither Yeezy nor Trump suffer from any self-esteem issues.
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People without roofs over their heads are more likely to suffer from the extreme cold.
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Volunteers feel more socially connected, they're less lonely, and suffer from depression less, studies show.
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So cleaning your house often is important, especially for people that suffer from dust allergies.
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But smartwatches still suffer from a utility problem — as in, why do I need one?
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The Bowers & Wilkins PX and the Beoplay H9i suffer from a similarly treble-heavy fate.
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For those of you who suffer from astrological FOMO, we have good news for you.
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The government is desperate to ensure that Britain's big exporters do not suffer from Brexit.
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If you suffer from acne, you likely know the treatment hurdles you're forced to navigate.
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It does not suffer from the skills shortages that bedevil nuclear construction in the West.
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So I somehow suffer from my thoughts but also feel like I don't "deserve" therapy.
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Americans still suffer from poverty rates that would be unacceptable in any other advanced country.
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They, like his masterpiece sculpture "Pietà" (1499), suffer from what I consider Michelangelo's prestige problem.
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Bogle continues to suffer from nausea, bloating, severe stomach, back and joint pain, and migraines.
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But the Democrats suffer from an image as incompetent after their rocky 2009-2012 rule.
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The company concluded that both men and women suffer from society's impossible standards of beauty.
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But even there, Huawei would suffer from not having a close working relationship with Google.
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Like the rest of the network, they suffer from over-use and chronic under-investment.
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And those who endorsed romantic beliefs were less likely to suffer from unmet relationship expectations.
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Local NGOs try to close the gap, but they typically suffer from severe resource constraints.
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My thought bubble: Consumers still suffer from range anxiety when it comes to electric vehicles.
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The researchers found that the kiwis, too, suffer from a yuletide spike in cardiac death.
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I suffer from anxiety and depression, and like everyone else have good and bad days.
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I like to call this "el cheapo" syndrome and know many who suffer from it.
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Infants at risk can suffer from severe loss of motor skills and, sometimes, intellectual capabilities.
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Julian doesn't present such issues, since he doesn't suffer from the same trauma as Cora.
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"To be honest, if you suffer from major shrinkage, I wouldn't recommend diffusing," she notes.
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But both suffer from the same problem: They treat all forms of bias the same.
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Like most parents, we don't want them to suffer from financial anxiety when they're older.
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Asian countries suffer from deflated rankings due to especially weak opponents in World Cup qualifying.
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Photos can also occasionally suffer from excessive processing that makes their colors look overly saturated.
|
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But these alternative managers are super volatile, and they suffer from whims of the market.
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Throughout the United States, animals suffer from humans' attempts to help them by feeding them.
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What's more, Border Patrol continues to suffer from a recruiting crisis, according to DHS officials.
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They'd rather make a decision and be wrong than suffer from the paralysis of indecision.
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For that reason I don't feel like we suffer from a lack of geographical identity.
|
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Researchers at Boston University have found 96% of ex-NFL players suffer from the disease.
|
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Does it suffer from using the "War on Terror" as a backdrop without interrogating it?
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That's not to say that all of Wonder Woman's action scenes suffer from these problems.
|
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While those economies have largely recovered, they still suffer from high rates of youth unemployment.
|
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But sectors including the Bank of Canada's analytic departments still suffer from what the Nov.
|
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They also suffer from onerous restrictions on freedom of movement and the freedom to marry.
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"People who suffer from mental illness are the most vulnerable people on Earth," O'Connor said.
|
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LGBT people and people with HIV suffer from higher rates of depression, anxiety, and suicidality.
|
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Their political careers and each of their states will suffer from their mean-spirited stupidity.
|
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People who take the time to write negative Yelp reviews suffer from mental illness. 9.
|
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People who take the time to write positive Yelp reviews suffer from mental illness. 10.
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In Burma, over 2628 million Rohingya currently suffer from the impacts of systematic, widespread oppression.
|
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She seems to suffer from mental illness as she has already admitted to "stalking" me.
|
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According to the American Academy of Pain Medicine, 100 million Americans suffer from chronic pain.
|
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I also realize now that I continued to suffer from PTSD resulting in angry outbursts.
|
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In other words, I now suffer from the cure, now that the disease has fled.
|
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Many of those who suffer from addictions don't seek help and relapse, it's incredibly common.
|
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But the movie doesn't suffer from excessive self-regard like some of Villaneuve's other films.
|
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She was living in the Alzheimer's wing, even though she didn't suffer from the condition.
|
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Bitcoin and its many electronic rivals suffer from numerous incurable flaws – economic, social and cultural.
|
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Remainers predicted that Leave voters would soon suffer from an acute case of buyer's remorse.
|
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At the same time, obvious parallels are ignored or suffer from a lack of information.
|
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ONE of the mysteries of epidemiology is why Asia does not suffer from yellow fever.
|
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Other children suffer from elective mutism, panic attacks and anxiety, it said in a statement.
|
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All athletes benefit from biological advantages, or suffer from biological disadvantages, in their respective sports.
|
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It's widely known that doctors suffer from disproportionately high rates of burnout, depression and suicide.
|
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Nearly 7,000 young Britons now suffer from the disease, which is directly linked to obesity.
|
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The struggle to prevent another Gilded Age doesn't suffer from a lack of political imagination.
|
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And billions more are likely to suffer from a worsening of their existing nutrient deficiencies.
|
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Republicans will own the consequences of these actions, but we all will suffer from them.
|
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Your neck, your back and your shoulders suffer from long hours hunched over your device.
|
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Chickens don't suffer from FOMO or undue shyness The chicken also has the right attitude.
|
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According to the World Health Organization, one in 20173 Indians suffer from alcohol-related problems.
|
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Even if there is not that much radiation, Japan continues to suffer from the fallout.
|
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When we met, she was reporting a story about mothers who suffer from opioid addiction.
|
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Lucas makes an energizing Descendant, though the character's poetic speeches occasionally suffer from long-windedness.
|
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Almost half of Americans 23 and older suffer from mild to severe forms of it.
|
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They suffer from not only poverty, but also various forms of social injustice and discrimination.
|
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Social media exacerbates the "Keeping up with the Joneses" affliction many of us suffer from.
|
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We all suffer from these high expectations, alcoholics no more or less than anyone else.
|
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He now works with former NFL players and military veterans who suffer from traumatic injuries.
|
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Mumps generally isn't as deadly, but some patients suffer from lifelong complications like hearing loss.
|
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More than 10 percent of India's schoolchildren suffer from asthma, according to the federal government.
|
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As many as 40 percent of fashion models may suffer from eating disorders, Levine said.
|
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They get $4 for reminding you that you suffer from diabetes (nine minutes of ads).
|
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Roughly 8 percent of kids in the US suffer from food allergies—often from peanuts.
|
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Why do you think so many drag queens seem to suffer from body image issues?
|
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Some locals are worried that farming and agriculture may suffer from a depleted water supply.
|
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Some suffer from the effects of lead paint poisoning, or have learning and behavioral disabilities.
|
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Aside from Ms. Solomon, she may be the only American to suffer from the disorder.
|
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But unlike imported furniture or washing machines, produce is perishable and may suffer from transport.
|
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At worst, people would suffer from a rash and fever with some aches and pains.
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Why do you think creative people in particular tend to suffer from mental health issues?
|
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Policymakers sometimes point out that some minorities suffer from a last-hired, first-fired phenomenon.
|
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He writes: Coverage on campus speech by Vox writers seems to regularly suffer from bias.
|
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The English do it in three and don't seem to suffer from any intellectual shortfalls.
|
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Petitioners for medical pardons must show that they suffer from an "irreversible and degenerative" ailment.
|
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About 365 million people worldwide suffer from this condition, according to the International Hyperhidrosis Society.
|
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Its self-involved characters, drug users and alcoholics, suffer from debilitating nervous disorders and depression.
|
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In a statement, the mayor said he himself had recently begun to suffer from asthma.
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Doctors do not know whether these patients suffer from pain and anxiety, Dr. Sammarco said.
|
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Kravitz's Rob is not perfect, but she doesn't suffer from the same severe personality ills.
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Youngsters suffer from "torn-down neighbourhoods, abandoned buildings that are drug-infested" and from guns.
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I don't think anyone would disagree China would suffer from the effects of climate change.
|
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Despite the congenital issue with her eyelids, Jubilee doesn't suffer from any other health issues.
|
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Blue Apron was the first meal kit to suffer from Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods.
|
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Two of my daughters are alive but all of us suffer from mental problems now.
|
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Worldwide, 350 million people (that's 5 percent of the population) suffer from depression every day.
|
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The group said it is common for people with anxiety to also suffer from depression.
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Most people who suffer from bipolar disorder might have episodes that last days, or weeks.
|
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Audrianna Nicole Boone, 27, watched family members suffer from addiction in her hometown, Lady Lake.
|
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Millions of people globally, a vast majority of them Africans, suffer from sickle cell disease.
|
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Its population is aging, and its female labor force continues to suffer from deep underemployment.
|
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Tons of customers who suffer from night sweats have given the set a thumbs up.
|
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Seagate and Western Digital shares will suffer from declining profit margins, according to Evercore ISI.
|
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Of the 2,300 inmates in his county, an estimated 40 percent suffer from mental illness.
|
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Books about science and especially computer science often suffer from one of two failure modes.
|
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They cited a rash of incidents in which pilots appeared to suffer from oxygen deprivation.
|
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Roughly 100 million Americans suffer from chronic pain, and prescription opioids have helped provide relief.
|
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" DelGaudio told me, "I daily suffer from the slings and arrows of being 'a magician.
|
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The data on whether women may be more likely to suffer from echoism is patchy.
|
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Those infected with Zika are often asymptomatic or suffer from only mild fever and discomfort.
|
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If you suffer from mental health problems, there's too often not enough help to hand.
|
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Even Status Audio's other studio monitors, which I like quite a bit, suffer from this.
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Survivors suffer from physical pain and emotional symptoms, including nightmares, paranoia, sleep problems, and withdrawal.
|
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Experts estimate that up to 40% of people who suffer from Alzheimer's also face depression.
|
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About 85 percent of those diagnosed with MS suffer from relapsing-remitting MS, while 10 percent suffer from primary-progressive MS. Roche is presenting more detailed findings from the Ocrevus studies, called Opera I and Opera II, at an MS conference in London this week.
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This meant that people who were unlucky enough to suffer from dementia might face gigantic bills.
|
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"People suffer [from] influenza every year, but they recover in a few days," he tells me.
|
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Both states suffer from some problems that are beyond their control, primarily because of their location.
|
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Listeria primarily affects the elderly, children, pregnant women and those who suffer from weakened immune systems.
|
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BDD causes those who suffer from it significant distress, and it's a difficult disorder to treat.
|
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It's common for people who suffer from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) to also struggle with depression.
|
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Adelheid Kastner: Breakups can be an enormous strain on people—we can deeply suffer from them.
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It asks if they suffer from heart conditions, dizziness, epilepsy, and it goes on and on.
|
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According to Feeding America, more than 42 million people now suffer from hunger throughout the nation.
|
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It could still suffer from range issues and the same interference problems that currently plague WiFi.
|
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But despite appearances and all his success, Serhant reveals he used to suffer from debilitating anxiety.
|
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The trendy "migraine pose" is getting backlash online from those whose suffer from the painful headaches.
|
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AC Milan are not the only club to suffer from poor attendances in Serie A, however.
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Now they suffer from the deterioration in the sovereign debt and that spills over very automatically.
|
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Chimpanzees and orangutans aren't known to suffer from existential dread, empty nest syndrome or job stress.
|
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Diabetes patients often suffer from hyperglycemia — a condition where there is excess sugar in the blood.
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If you suffer from a lack of brow hairs, this could be the technique for you.
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In particular, a variety of tomato called Hawaii 7996 does not suffer from such bacterial wilt.
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I'm one of the 36 million or so Americans lucky enough to suffer from seasonal allergies.
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" SWEETLEONE8 writes: "I suffer from fibromyalgia which often leaves me in a great deal of pain.
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Both E.J. and Dane suffer from severe hearing difficulties that require them to wear hearing aids.
|
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Half her patients suffer from symptoms linked to air pollution - like chest pains, coughing and breathlessness.
|
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Meanwhile, many middle-income countries at or near universal access still suffer from dysfunctional power systems.
|
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He will suffer from the fact checking tomorrow, but most Americans may not notice or care.
|
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And if you give it up, you may feel lousy and suffer from signs of withdrawal.
|
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For instance, two percent of people living in Finnish Karelia suffer from celiac disease, but only .
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One million people in the U.S. and up to 10 million worldwide suffer from the condition.
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A bulk of Trulieve's patients also suffer from PTSD, given Florida's large veteran population, Rivers said.
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Much like the U.S., Asian countries suffer from colorism and caste systems within their own societies.
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In the U.S. alone, 6 in 10 American adults suffer from at least one chronic disease.
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Instead, it seems that black men suffer from a race-specific disadvantage that impairs their earnings.
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Kip Health – Psychotherapist patient communications One in five Americans suffer from mental health issues every year.
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I will always and forever be a voice for all the people that suffer from endo.
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The millions of individuals who suffer from chronic pain are familiar with this sense of desperation.
|
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Of the roughly 4,200 respondents, around 1,400 are considered to suffer from alcohol abuse or dependence.
|
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Details: The Florida panhandle continues to suffer from damage after Hurricane Michael struck in Oct. 2018.
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Several soldiers, whose families suffer from the same shortages as other Venezuelans, took up his offer.
|
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Leaders would rather make a decision and be wrong than suffer from the paralysis of indecision.
|
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For the most part, he doesn't suffer from the damaging internal backbiting many legislative leaders encounter.
|
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It also doesn't have quality issues some makers suffer from, like glass cracking or poor filtering.
|
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And that's before you consider the degradation in longevity that all batteries suffer from over time.
|
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In Manhattan, another area set to suffer from rising seas, the high point is 265 feet.
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Honest and accurate for that moment in time, but also liable to suffer from fading relevance.
|
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By 2025, 14% of the global population will suffer from water scarcity, the United Nations predicts.
|
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Above 10x, the P30 Pro's zoom starts to really suffer from the effects of digital enhancement.
|
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Many purebred breeds suffer from hip dysplasia, osteoarthritis, musculoskeletal disorders, respiratory issues, and even behavioral problems.
|
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A bulk of Trulieve's patients also suffer from PTSD given Florida's large veteran population, Rivers said.
|
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We wonder why our men in service and women suffer from PTSD in the first place.
|
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But some residents still suffer from the effects of lead poisoning, which can include neurological problems.
|
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It's also not uncommon for someone to suffer from both anxiety and depression, the ADAA says.
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For the most part, he doesn't suffer from the damaging internal backbiting many legislative leaders encounter.
|
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Shortly after Cassie Duran's son was born, he began to suffer from symptoms of drug withdrawal.
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Too many still suffer from harassment, intimidation and violence simply for being female and politically active.
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More than 900,000 people suffer from the disease in the United States, according to the FDA.
|
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I ask Neureiter whether woman might be more likely to suffer from impostor syndrome than men.
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What both suffer from is knowing how to build things after the blocks are knocked down.
|
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People with dementia can suffer from memory loss and difficulties with thinking, problem-solving or language.
|
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Does the ruler of our social media universe quietly suffer from chromophobia (a fear of colors)?
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All suffer from weak macro policy, high foreign exchange corporate indebtedness and significant current account deficits.
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The idea here is to get an overall number because humans suffer from inactivity these days.
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If the government were to cut back, Japan would suffer from a disastrous shortage of demand.
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In addition to that, the bank's capitalization should also suffer from the weak internal capital generation.
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A lot of people who suffer from allergies hide inside their houses — especially in the spring.
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But there are growing fears that Republicans will suffer from an enthusiasm gap compared with Democrats.
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The animal becomes resistant to insulin but doesn't suffer from fluctuations in its blood sugar levels.
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I suffer from depression and was a model during a particularly rough patch of self hatred.
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It is their families who suffer from lack of law enforcement when the police are vilified.
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For those who survive, roughly two-thirds will suffer from some form of permanent neurological defect.
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The VA continues to suffer from sinking morale and has been shedding senior staff for months.
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Profits will suffer from investments it is making to prepare for upcoming 5G business, analysts said.
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Some suffer from trauma or illness, while others drop out when they find work, she added.
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Cappuccio mentioned that people who have an undetected illness may suffer from an extension of sleep.
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"Any franchise can suffer from fatigue, particularly ones that have been around for decades," Loria continued.
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Besides delivery drivers, truckers, maids, janitors, landscape workers, and more suffer from the independent contract model.
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Our laws should protect those who are most vulnerable, particularly those who suffer from mental illness.
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She also learned that both she and her son could suffer from long-term separation trauma.
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It's chiefly the high earners and affluent who suffer from the SALT deduction cap of $10,000.
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A dog or peanuts on board can be disastrous for passengers who suffer from severe allergies.
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Cable companies, for instance, suffer from some of the lowest customer satisfaction levels of any business.
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That, and surgery, seem to be modern medicine's answers to a condition many women suffer from.
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Even if Barnes & Noble doesn't close, publishers are already starting to suffer from the chain's decline.
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More than 70 percent of Nigerians suffer from grinding poverty, which causes widespread frustration and anger.
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" The VA estimates that as many as 85033 percent of Vietnam War veterans suffer from "PTSD.
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However, it is not just the sharing economy that will suffer from this lack of clarity.
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He also claimed to suffer from chronic phonophobia — fear of the sound of his own voice.
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Women are more likely to suffer from it due to a higher 'level of disgust' propensity.
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This is also why Parkinson's patients, who suffer from dopamine deficiency, experience involuntary movements, Tagliazucchi adds.
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Depression is pretty common and an estimated 350 million people suffer from it around the world.
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The Arkansas Federal Defender's Office said in a statement that both men suffer from mental illness.
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But I don't suffer from the same skin issues Walker says it is designed to alleviate.
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So there's plenty of concern about whether this new policy will suffer from the same problems.
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It's estimated that up to half of American adults suffer from short-term episodes of insomnia.
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And then there are illnesses people suffer from that, even when properly treated, worsen over time.
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However, some less high-tech baby monitors aren't secure, either, and many suffer from signal interference.
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One thing we all have in common was that our communities all suffer from white racism.
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They often can't speak and suffer from muscular atrophy because they can't walk or move around.
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"A lot of these countries that do suffer from malnutrition are also cotton producers," he said.
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Should the Rajapaksas make a comeback, they may suffer from new flaws as well as old.
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Or did Biden suffer from the cumulative effect of Democrats hitting him on issue after issue?
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It's a model designed to build consumer loyalty with apps, which often suffer from consumer churn.
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While other candidates may suffer from such blow-ups, Biden has largely been immune to them.
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The United States continues to suffer from some of the lowest turnouts in the developed world.
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Indeed, plenty of students now suffer from too much of what should be a good thing.
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But when deprived of food or subjected to overheating, aggressive colonies can also suffer from infighting.
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People who suffer from asthma rely heavily on this device ... and it's available by prescription only.
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Even introverts who work in an office can suffer from isolation at suddenly being moved home.
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Nearly half suffer from dementia and more than half are confined to a bed or wheelchair.
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Women who suffer from endometriosis can experience excruciating periods, acute inflammation, and myriad other painful symptoms.
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Forty million adults now suffer from an anxiety disorder — nearly 20 percent of the adult population.
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Whatever else may be said of him, Mr. Trump does not suffer from a confidence deficit.
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His wife, Liu Xia, said to suffer from severe depression, is still under effective house arrest.
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"Many veterans who suffer from PTSD struggle with addiction and land in legal jeopardy," Duckworth tweeted.
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But those agreements suffer from a critical weakness: They're voluntary pacts, not legally binding international treaties.
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Staffed by industry experts, the airline doesn't suffer from the same high turnover as its rivals.
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Those cities suffer from chronically high unemployment rates, but they're all in counties with low rates.
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"I still suffer from body dysmorphia so it can be very distracting for me," she said.
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And any Republican who ran against Mr. de Blasio would suffer from associations with Mr. Trump.
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But it did sort of suffer from what you could probably call Big CES Keynote disease.
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If you suffer from chronic sinusitis like me I urge you to give this a try.
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It just might help people who suffer from long bouts of pain, a new study finds.
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Instead, Washington is beginning to suffer from a problem facing other American cities, like San Francisco.
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Wasps, by comparison, don't suffer from frizz, so they can just be blotted and air-dried.
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Older adults may suffer from anxiety and uncertainty when there is no pre-determined caregiving plan.
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Over the past few years, Apple's MacBook game had begun to suffer from a similar malaise.
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Consumers around the world, as well as U.S. shale producers, suffer from price swings, Putin said.
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But he seems to suffer from an angry form of anhedonia, the inability to experience happiness.
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As a business proposition, guns suffer from an irreparable flaw: they last a very long time.
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It's unclear how much long-term damage Perry's reputation will suffer from his involvement in Ukraine.
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But every spring, the clouds break, and city officials appear to suffer from a collective amnesia.
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Fewer South Koreans who suffer from depression seek help than in other developed countries, studies show.
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Coevally, people suffer from affirmation bias — the urge to seek information that affirms their prior beliefs.
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Why do an estimated one in three people suffer from an anxiety disorder at some point?
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The book argues that liberals suffer from a victim complex and attacks undocumented immigrants among others.
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They both suffer from extreme cases of the sin that Satan savors according to Pacino's Devil.
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The coverage of Hillary Clinton's emails, to take one example, certainly didn't suffer from liberal bias.
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"We study the past, but we don't have to suffer from the past," Mr. Givens said.
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In fact, the study found, one in 423 listings is likely to suffer from excessive noise.
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Another point I make in the book is that we suffer from historical amnesia in America.
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"A lot of them suffer from mental illness; maybe they went off their medication," he said.
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When will the Pope also reach out to the millions of Americans who suffer from illegal immigration?
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It's telling people they will be denied financial security just because they suffer from a specific disease.
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Without that oxygen, people can suffer from severe anemia, developmental delays, damage to organs, and pulmonary hypertension.
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Some even "face high political risks and suffer from poor social elasticity and weak debt repayment capacity".
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When things get real dark, the Razer Phone 2's pics suffer from a lot of noise.
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When I posted that I suffer from rosacea on Instagram, people were like, 'I have rosacea, too!
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I suffer from anxiety and depression, which has been under control lately, but I still love therapy.
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"I'd say that 2000 to 240 percent of our patients suffer from lower back pain," he says.
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In study after study, more middle-aged Americans than ever before say they suffer from chronic pain.
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According to the World Health Organization in April 2016, nearly 50 million people worldwide suffer from dementia.
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It's also targeted towards people who suffer from hyper-sensory disorder or those recovering from facial surgery.
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You can also try using light therapy or creams containing echinacea if you suffer from regular breakouts.
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Her segments on race and class, especially, occasionally suffer from "Well, that's unfortunate!" syndrome, just a bit.
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A staggering number of gay men suffer from depression, with some estimates as high as 50 percent.
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It was not clear whether the budget resolution could now suffer from conservative anger over Friday's vote.
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"A company whose revenue relies on selling helium-filled balloons does suffer from the shortage," said Bylund.
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Popular crowdsourcing platforms like Mechanical Turk suffer from accuracy problems, not to mention very difficult working conditions.
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In a widely publicized 2011 survey, white Americans said they suffer from racial discrimination more than blacks.
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This is why many wireless earbuds so far suffer from constant, irritating hiccups in the Bluetooth connection.
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I think Congress and the next Administration will regret it as they see families suffer from hunger.
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People suffer from deepening economic inequality and political alienation, but have much greater access to mass communication.
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But original content is risky and expensive, especially as Snapchat continues to suffer from slow user growth.
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This is especially bad news for people with allergic asthma, who can suffer from life-threatening attacks.
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It's nice to know that even the most genetically blessed amongst us still suffer from human pitfalls.
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"This is too far, people really suffer from miscarriages and they're playing around," someone tweeted in response.
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Families living below the poverty line are also more likely to suffer from asthma than wealthier households.
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The government-owned airline differs from most African flag carriers that suffer from mismanagement and safety issues.
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But unless you suffer from a very specific psychological disorder, you're not going to OD on water.
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As a result, those workers were more likely to experience greater pain and to suffer from depression.
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A poll by NPR revealed that nearly every group in the U.S. feels they suffer from discrimination.
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For the more than 6 million seniors who suffer from vision loss, mobility is often a nightmare.
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"Exposure victims and medical personnel often suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, flashbacks and depression," SAMS said.
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And tortoises suffer from one big weakness: flip them on their backs and they are extremely vulnerable.
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Trans folks already suffer from higher rates of diet pill use and eating disorders than other patients.
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Many who suffer from it, like Kathryn, can actually lose weight during their pregnancy and become dehydrated.
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About 7.5 million in the United States suffer from psoriasis, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.
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Meal kit services are, however, notoriously difficult to monetize, and reportedly suffer from unusually high attrition rates.
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"You're not a burden to anyone because of the reasons you suffer from PTSD," one person wrote.
|
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What "Lady Dynamite" does differently is show how society itself can suffer from a kind of mania.
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They've concluded that those who don't suffer from celiac disease or a wheat sensitivity shouldn't avoid gluten.
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Respiratory therapists can also help close the quality gap for patients that suffer from chronic respiratory conditions.
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And clearly you don't watch the show, so you don't know that I don't suffer from that.
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I suffer from a bee-sting allergy, and have been carrying epinephrine injection devices for 30 years.
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If you already suffer from the Target Effect, now is not the time to visit the store.
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Dozens of soldiers, whose families suffer from the same shortages as other Venezuelans, took up his offer.
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But when people do get sick, they usually suffer from fever, headache, vomiting, and general muscle weakness.
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Twenty-nine percent of people will suffer from an anxiety disorder at some point in their lives.
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If anything, it's possible Beto could suffer from overexposure — and he hasn't even announced he's running. Yet.
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People suffer from deepening economic inequality and political alienation, but have much greater access to mass communication.
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Both suffer from the problem that very rich people are particularly likely to under-report their income.
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We are also three times as likely to suffer from depression and anxiety than the general population.
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Overall, the videos seemed to suffer from fairly severe edge distortion, and broadcast at pretty low resolution.
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SX7E, which suffer from low interest rates, fell 0.2 percent, among the only stocks in negative territory.
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There are hundreds of people who suffer from agoraphobia just like me who are forced to work.
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"If (women) suffer from something as I did, please don't be afraid to speak up," Maknun said.
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It only lets them off the moral hook, and demeans those who do suffer from those disorders.
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Near-term revenue may suffer from uncertainty surrounding new leadership and potential changes coming, in our view.
|
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Mainland stocks, which didn't suffer from brutal sell-offs on Thursday, were relatively calm on Friday morning.
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I was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder four years ago and suffer from related depression and anxiety.
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I know the twitter trolls will claim we suffer from sour grapes, that we are sore losers.
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Small businesses are not the only ones that would suffer from low quality patents and unnecessary litigation.
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Hadid recently revealed that two of her children, Anwar Hadid and Bella Hadid also suffer from Lyme.
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Gas also partners well with the growing use of renewables, certain of which suffer from intermittent availability.
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Yet many of the younger people lucky enough to own a place still suffer from buyer's remorse.
|
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Not all transgender people suffer from gender dysphoria, according to the association, which opposes the military ban.
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Because we know there is over 35 million people around the world that suffer from this condition.
|
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"And children under five years continue to suffer from high rates of stunting and wasting," she said.
|
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Violence, instability and poverty have touched virtually every family and many Afghans suffer from mental health problems.
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Globally, one in ten people are thought to suffer from a mental disorder at any given time.
|
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But they did suffer from a couple of major downsides, namely weak bass and generally quiet volume.
|
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Matula knows first hand that canines can suffer from cardiac complications similar to those that humans face.
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If you suffer from a food allergy please check double check the label before consuming these products.
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Its people suffer from a lack of faith in leaders and institutions such media, business and politics.
|
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But they also suffer from the distrust of political elites that is spreading across the democratic world.
|
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Antacids are a household staple for those who have acid reflux or suffer from heartburn and indigestion.
|
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Eventually everywhere in the United States, not just the coastal regions, will suffer from severe climate impacts.
|
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Ten percent of those aged 85033 and older will suffer from the debilitating effects of this disease.
|
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More than 50m people worldwide suffer from epilepsy, and 40% of those do not respond to medication.
|
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The ABA estimates that 85033-20 percent of all U.S. lawyers suffer from alcoholism or substance abuse.
|
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It was not long before many began to suffer from ill health, early deaths and birth defects.
|
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Banks, which suffer from the fall in long-term rates below short-term funding costs, fell 3.4%.
|
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Taiwan and Singapore, two tech-intensive, export-oriented economies, do not suffer from overly burdensome regulatory regimes.
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Which is to say that haters who constantly let loose suffer from a kind of pathological condition.
|
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The Clintons have done much good for America, but they suffer from a Stockholm syndrome of sorts.
|
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The country's economy continues to suffer from falling oil prices, dwindling oil production, and mismanagement of resources.
|
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But many of the taxpayers in them suffer from hefty tax burdens, insufficient education and sluggish economies.
|
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Some develop anxiety while training, and many continue to suffer from trauma even after leaving the job.
|
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RAINN also reports that 85033 percent of rape or sexual assault victims, suffer from significant psychological distress.
|
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These patients typically take between 15 and 85033 pills per day and suffer from multiple chronic diseases.
|
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Liberals already suffer from the conceit that they are more intelligent, and it can make them insufferable.
|
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At the same time, the nation's most populous state continues to suffer from a chronic housing shortage.
|
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According to the World Health Organization an estimated 350 million people of all ages suffer from depression.
|
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Descendants say the Trinity Test caused generations of families to suffer from rare cancer and economic hardship.
|
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And in the last days when normally people suffer from old age and sickness my happiness came.
|
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If you suffer from migraines, you may want to reconsider that extra cup or two of coffee.
|
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About 2023,000 people in the Medicaid expansion population in the state suffer from a substance use disorder.
|
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Food yields are expected to suffer from increasing heat and water stress, land degradation and pest attacks.
|
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It's common for musicians and music buffs to suffer from tinnitus after years of blasting their eardrums.
|
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When you first start out in this line of work, you will surely suffer from cramped arms.
|
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But to make someone who is ill suffer from that illness as a punishment is just inhumane.
|
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When Breaking Bad ended and the hype from the final episode subsided, did you suffer from depression?
|
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But State open records laws, which the commission would (should) be using, suffer from the same flaws.
|
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The World Allergy Organization estimates that between 240 and 550 million people suffer from food allergies worldwide.
|
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Still, if the play's characters suffer from inertia, its themes gather beautifully and stick to the ribs.
|
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Men with a mutation may suffer from breast, prostate or pancreatic cancers, or melanoma triggered by it.
|
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The children he treats now, living in the dirt and drinking filthy water, often suffer from malnutrition.
|
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The victims come from poor families who often suffer from malnutrition and dehydration, doctors in Muzaffarpur said.
|
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They all suffer from the same bugaboo: too much respect, either for the brand or the consumer.
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I have cardiovascular disease and suffer from depression, and cancer runs like a river through my family.
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We absolutely support scientific discoveries that will help aid those who suffer from the illness of addiction.
|
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The increase in alcoholism in particular suggests that nearly 30 million Americans now suffer from alcohol addiction.
|
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Others, the perpetual Hillary haters of the left, once again suffer from a profound failure of imagination.
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More than half the prisoners incarcerated in America suffer from some kind of mental illness, Roth writes.
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Both could have been subjected to the same environmental stressors, or suffer from the same genetic predispositions.
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It could be that the countries being battered may simply suffer from unique vulnerabilities to market pressure.
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I suddenly felt like I was invading a world that didn't need to suffer from this war.
|
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Poorer Latinos, in particular, suffer from high rates of obesity, diabetes, liver disease and high blood pressure.
|
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Like my father, I'm a chronic debtor, and I suffer from a disease I call The Wants.
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They will pay for the project one way or another, and they will suffer from the delays.
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After removing my Orly extensions, I didn't suffer from any breaks, but my nails were very thin.
|
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Then there are those who suffer from "hidden hunger" a deficiency of vitamins and other essential nutrients.
|
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I suffer from severe asthma, and the cigarette smell coming through the walls can trigger asthma attacks.
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Vehicles are Germany's biggest export, and the country's economy would instantly suffer from any decline in sales.
|
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An additional observation here: People who suffer from mental illness historically experience great difficulty accessing basic healthcare.
|
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In the end, the America people likely will suffer from Trump's inability to honor his own commitment.
|
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If your baby has cerumen impaction they may suffer from ear pain, pressure, and even hearing loss.
|
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If you suffer from shin splints, calf soreness, or ankle soreness after runs, compression socks could help.
|
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I've watched gay men suffer from meth addiction for over 20 years — and it's only getting worse.
|
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The film seemed to suffer from poor marketing and a weak connection between kids and the brand.
|
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And, of course, it's not just during flu season that the British people suffer from rationed care.
|
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A veteran who served in Korea and Vietnam, Caussin said he himself did not suffer from PTSD.
|
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Between 11 and 20% of Iraq veterans suffer from PTSD, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs.
|
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Fans lined up to tell Ms. Howard about their mothers who, like hers, suffer from rheumatoid arthritis.
|
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But some will also suffer from some initial side effects including bad breath, constipation, headaches, and nausea.
|
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Makary says patients in Carlsbad suffer from those two national trends and then an extra double whammy.
|
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Some people suffer from generalized anxiety; some people deal with social anxiety; some people have specific phobias.
|
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Not all transgender people suffer from gender dysphoria, according to the association, which opposes a military ban.
|
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So many Americans suffer from the obsessive need to claim "innocence," that is, to lie to ourselves.
|
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Venezuelans suffer from a years-old economic collapse that has put many basic necessities out of reach.
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This has fuelled the social and economic inequality that Iraqis continue to suffer from and protest against.
|
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And the people of Venezuela suffer from political oppression and corruption of their most important democratic institutions.
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That could make it ideal for treating recovering alcoholics, who often suffer from depression immediately after quitting.
|
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And it's not just people in big cities who suffer from the knock-on effects of licensing.
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Corrects paragraph seven to say that the study shows children diagnosed with type 1 diabetes before the age of seven suffer from a more severe form of insulitis than older children, rather than showing that children diagnosed with type 1 diabetes before the age of seven suffer from insulitis.
|
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The report said older people experiencing homelessness were also more likely to suffer from mental illness or depression.
|
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"Unfortunately, women tend to suffer from more negative stereotypes associated with body art compared to men," says Timming.
|
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But the thing is, iPhones and Galaxys don't suffer from these kinds of issues, the Pixel shouldn't either.
|
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Why do Pixels seem to be the only high-end phone that suffer from manufacturing variations this big?
|
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It also says he has been assaulted on the island, and continues to suffer from severe psychological distress.
|
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More than 300 million people worldwide suffer from type 2 diabetes, requiring treatment for chronic high blood sugar.
|
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"We suffer from losses of up to 70 percent because of Iranian dates," said farmer Adnan Jaber, 58.
|
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If you frequently suffer from indigestion at night, your best bet might be to choose another sleeping position.
|
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Women sometimes suffer from "Impostor Syndrome," or the feeling that they don't belong in positions of high power.
|
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Sometimes it seems to me that its shareholders suffer from Stockholm syndrome because the stock just goes up.
|
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Many asylum seekers suffer from depression, some have sewn their lips and gone on hunger strikes in protest.
|
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A high number of serial killers are malignant narcissists — often the kind who suffer from delusions of grandeur.
|
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After all, people in other countries also break bones, have surgery, and suffer from back pain and arthritis.
|
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On average, those who suffer from celiac disease — a gluten intolerance —incur an additional $10,000 in outpatient care.
|
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I know, for example, that people who are demanding, critical, and angry tend to suffer from intense loneliness.
|
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The planned brain implant would be a game-changer for millions of Americans who suffer from memory loss.
|
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Such jobs are much more scarce than once they were, and people suffer from the lack of them.
|
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Sound waves do not suffer from this problem, which is why sonar works for things like hunting submarines.
|
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The trackpad is a little on the small side, but it's accurate and doesn't suffer from mis-taps.
|
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Half his patients have been in psychiatric hospitals, nearly half have attempted suicide, many suffer from severe depression.
|
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While most companies have too little demand and suffer from sluggish sales, Tesla has exactly the opposite problem.
|
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Photography is especially expensive for photographers with who suffer from a bit of CADD – creative attention deficit disorder.
|
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Welfare recipients will also suffer from high inflation, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank.
|
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It's only in summer that I understand what's meant by depression, by people who suffer from it chronically.
|
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"I always tell patients who suffer from muscle cramps to eat bananas or drink orange juice," she says.
|
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As Purser puts it, her OCD "caused [her] to stop talking to people," and subsequently suffer from depression.
|
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But downstream districts suffer from the resulting silt, traffic and run-off without receiving any of the benefits.
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Scientists are unwittingly biased toward results consistent with their hopes and expectations, and may suffer from perverse incentives.
|
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And perhaps more importantly, the disenfranchisement people without a real I.D. suffer from goes way beyond voting rights.
|
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In this more recent case, doctors are hopeful that the boy will not suffer from any genetic issues.
|
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As the song's enduring popularity attests, Tears For Fears certainly did not suffer from a lack of vision.
|
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Several million Americans suffer from celiac disease, which messes with the small intestine's physical ability to absorb nutrients.
|
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That's to be expected, Kingsberg said, as one in 10 women of all ages suffer from low desire.
|
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The AirPods suffer from similar problems, too, but in my experience those failures are nowhere near as frequent.
|
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Samsung notes that 300 million people suffer from Color Vision Deficiency (CVD), with many unaware of their condition.
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Knowledge that a child will suffer from serious neurological problems is not grounds for legally terminating a pregnancy.
|
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Therefore if one item suffers from excess supply, it is likely that another will suffer from excess demand.
|
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Too many, including "God Save the Queen", suffer from dreary harmonies and platitudes about being victorious and glorious.
|
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At least one in 141 Americans suffer from celiac disease (that's a few million), and many aren't diagnosed.
|
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I suffer from various chronic illnesses (epilepsy, toxoplasmosis) and don't want to force those burdens on someone else.
|
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In fact, it's a common misconception that oily skin types don't suffer from dry patches or overall dehydration.
|
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Finally, people who suffer from depression, drink or use drugs regularly may risk getting anemia from severe infestation.
|
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You'll suffer from some extra noise or graininess and slower shutter time if you want a decent shot.
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It's a big problem, 4.7 million people suffer from misdiagnosis just in the U.S. and China each year.
|
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It will also greatly hinder international trade and the global economic recovery, and ultimately will suffer from it.
|
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"People who suffer from mental illnesses are perfectly capable, they just need the support to thrive," Sanchez said.
|
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Upon arriving in Mexico City, Graham had expected he would suffer from bouts of homesickness or cultural disorientation.
|
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Unless you are an avid golfer or suffer from hypertension, you've probably been conditioned to value high scores.
|
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The more closely countries are integrated with China, the more that they, too, will suffer from America's tariffs.
|
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This is almost certainly true of banks, which may suffer from the lower for longer interest rate scenario.
|
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They found that women who ate a Mediterranean diet were slightly less likely to suffer from hip fractures.
|
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Surprisingly, the consensus on Wall Street is that the athletic apparel giant won't suffer from the new tariffs.
|
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Even today, they continue to suffer from economic disadvantage due to that legacy of exclusion and social mistreatment.
|
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Head-to-head comparison Up to 60% of patients with cardiovascular disease also suffer from obstructive sleep apnea.
|
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The Center for Disease Control says 23 million Americans suffer from hypertension, a sobering one in three adults.
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If you own one of these computers and suffer from bum keys, go get them fixed right now.
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If you own a 2018 MacBook Pro or MacBook Air and still suffer from keyboard woes, too bad.
|
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"The majority of adolescents who have depression will go on to suffer from it as adults," Lüttke confirms.
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Young people suffer from the lack of employment and opportunities, and especially from the lack of leisure activities.
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Roughly one in nine women suffer from postpartum depression, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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And studies have found that even highly trained experts making specialized decisions, like doctors, suffer from racial bias.
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But as economics adopts the experimental procedures of the natural sciences, it might also suffer from their drawbacks.
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But a lot of people who suffer from that increasingly common — and often painful — issue likely weren't chuckling.
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Spring season officially begins on March 20, which usually means misery to people who suffer from hay fever.
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About 7.5 million people in the United States suffer from psoriasis, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.
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When Cindy Wu was a student at The University of British Columbia, she began to suffer from depression.
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But the FMCSA will also block another 11 drivers who suffer from epilepsy from getting behind the wheel.
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Just like the rest of the American workforce, drivers for Uber and Lyft suffer from a wage gap.
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Dozens more were severely injured, and many will suffer from "irreversible brain damage," the city's fire chief said.
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But particularly on the project financing side of things, renewable-energy projects suffer from a lack of familiarity.
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One in two women gets a UTI in their life, and one in five suffer from recurring infections.
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These others suffer from smaller market sizes, as well as likely fluctuations in monetary policy framework and issuance.
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This is far from the first Dota 2 tournament to suffer from inadequate facilities, support, or production polish.
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" "@UserName corporations really need to be educated on how to manage talented individuals who suffer from mental illness.
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For those who suffer from severe allergic reactions, an EpiPen can mean the difference between life and death.
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And yes, the game does suffer from some staid copy-paste mission design, particularly in its side-quests.
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Nearly 10 million dogs suffer from a lack of appetite, Chief Executive Steven Peter said in a statement.
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Nearly five times as many children suffer from stunting due to lack of proper nutrients in their youths.
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