Syria has suffered with a civil war for seven years.
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Nelsan has suffered with drug and alcohol abuse for years.
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Other financials also suffered with the STOXX Europe 600 Insurance index .
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But Pizza Hut, suffered, with same-store sales down 2 percent.
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But Sarah's also suffered with plantar fasciitis and a stress fracture.
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The brand suffered, with many unsubscribing to the Fine Bros. channels.
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I've suffered with depression for about five or six years now.
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"Several of my friends have really suffered with chemotherapy," he said.
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Tesla's stock price has suffered, with shares down roughly 31% this year.
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I suffered with that for many, many, many years of my life.
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Japan's bitFlyer has also suffered, with volumes down 47 percent last month.
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His sisters also explained to CBS 8 that D'Esposito suffered with mental illness.
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One of Bill Clinton's childhood friends, Foster had suffered with depression for years.
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The Warriors offense also suffered with Curry outscoring the other four starters combined.
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"I've suffered with depression for about five or six years now," the star said.
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For me, as someone who's suffered with depression their whole life, that's not attitude.
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Around that time, he began worrying about his own health and suffered with anxiety.
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Quality of our fruit has suffered with the intense sun burning the delicate skins.
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Meanwhile, Netflix's stock has suffered, with shares down 29.5% in the previous three months.
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President Trump: But instead of negotiating, we suffered with this for, you know, for decades.
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"Trump also suffered with all this fake news," he said in a television interview on Monday.
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I've suffered with depression since I was 28860 and I've had anxiety since I was 14.
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They also suffered with the absence of team anchor Sue Bird, benched by a sprained knee.
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Wildlife also suffered, with reports on Facebook of hundreds of flamingos dying on Cayo Coco island.
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On the Italian blue chip index, utilities also suffered with state-controlled Enel down 2.3 percent.
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The problems that golf suffered, with many top players not attending, could also count against cricket.
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As a result Mydentist's productivity suffered with new management taking active measures to recover UDA performance.
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But other sectors of Qatar's economy have suffered, with real estate and retail taking a hit.
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"Even though she has suffered with injuries ... she will be ready again at the Olympics," Koops said.
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The marul has suffered with the destruction of the city, so we're trying to boost its presence.
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Hawking has suffered with a form of motor neurone disease since he was in his early 20s.
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" On the podcast, Turner revealed that she's "suffered with depression for about five or six years now.
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Online sales also suffered, with growth slowing to 3 percent, from 6 percent in its second quarter.
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The companies' shares have suffered, with Diplomat's stock down about 43 percent in the past one year.
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My whole family suffered with him, and felt guilty for our relief: Thank God it wasn't him.
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Clinton especially suffered with white women and also saw declines in the number of black women voting.
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Other emerging economies have also suffered with a strengthening U.S. dollar causing havoc for heavily-indebted nations.
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"This was about admitting what I did, what I suffered with, and how I overcame it," she says.
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If you've suffered with problem skin and haven't let it affect your life, then huge props to you.
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The team suffered with him on the court but there were no other feasible options with his minutes.
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European stocks suffered with German shares falling 212 percent after plumbing to their lowest in two weeks earlier.
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But to see dead people you know, people you've joked with, smoked with, and suffered with, is heartbreaking.
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Bonds also suffered, with the yield on the benchmark 2030 government issue rising 14.5 basis points to 9.415%.
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Another 150,000 customers who suffered with an "inadequate modem" for 24 months will get an additional $75 refund.
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It's estimated around 25 percent of people under age 18 have suffered with some form of psychological problem.
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Ituri and neighboring North Kivu have especially suffered, with an estimated 88,000 homes destroyed by violence in 2018 alone.
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Fortunately for everyone involved, we're told there were only minor injuries suffered -- with Arenas not even listed as hurt.
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These producers have suffered with a 70 percent plunge in the price of the commodity since mid-June 2014.
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She also again suffered with self-identified independents casting ballots in the Democratic contest: 73 percent backed Mr. Sanders.
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TAKING A HIT But other sectors of Qatar's economy have suffered, with real estate and retail taking a hit.
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A grandmother had died of brain cancer at the age of 2000, and a grandfather had suffered with Alzheimer's.
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Airlines also suffered, with British Airways parent IAG and Air France KLM shedding around 8% and Lufthansa dropping 6.5%.
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"I've suffered with social anxiety almost all my life," she wrote in September, addressing her fewer than 6,000 followers.
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Meanwhile, the pregnant nuns squirm at their changing bodies, trying to reconcile the brutality they have suffered with their faith.
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"She wrote, "Please do your research and listen to the stories of people who have suffered with it for years.
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Technology stocks suffered with online auction company Trade Me down 1.8 percent and accounting software company Xero falling 1.1 percent.
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Asian steelmakers suffered, with South Korea's POSCO and Japan's Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp both down more than 3 percent.
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And that's amazing when you think about how emerging markets broadly have suffered with the stronger dollar and the tariff talks.
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Yet the quality of life for the patient, however tolerable at first, is often then suffered with increasing discomfort and pain.
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"The airport licenses obviously suffered with macroeconomic problems in the country, but there were irresponsible bids that took place," Freitas said.
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Moon's own attempts to initiate better inter-Korean relations have also suffered, with North Korean officials sidelining those in the South.
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Osaka, who was set play for the first time since her Australian Open triumph, has suffered with back problems in the past.
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BTG Pactual said on Tuesday that profit fell in the second quarter, partly after wealth management income suffered with the BSI outflows.
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Following the birth of her daughter Alexis Olympia in September of last year, Williams has suffered with a number of health problems.
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I remember many stories of Americans who couldn't keep their doctors, suffered with rising costs and watched their insurers leave the exchanges.
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He's suffered with mental health problems since he was a teenager, heightened by the death of his father at a young age.
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Musk has said Tesla suffered with logistical issues as it rushed to deliver Model 3 vehicles to customers after solving production backlogs.
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"I've always suffered with eating disorders and anxiety and depression, and people called me fat and ugly, and it was hard," she said.
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Even the Toyota Prius — a poster car for bang-for-your-buck efficiency — has suffered, with sales dipping nearly 11 percent last year.
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"This was definitely a more dramatic role for me, I suffered with eating disorders when I was a teenager as well," she said.
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Brownlee has suffered with injury since his London triumph, eventually undergoing ankle surgery after finding he was running almost every race in pain.
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As dealmaking suffered with the country's woes, banks have turned to structured lending and other products to make up for declining advisory fees.
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Her contribution to awareness and understanding of issues affecting children, and those who'd suffered with AIDS or the effects of landmines was outstanding.
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Tech stocks also suffered, with particular weakness in the semiconductor sector, which is closely linked to supply chains based in and around China.
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However, bourses elsewhere suffered with Moscow snapping a three day winning streak while South African stocks and much of eastern Europe also traded weaker.
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Language and cognitive skills also suffered, with chronically ill children 19 percent more likely to have delays in these areas than their healthy peers.
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Anyone who's suffered with heartburn before bed knows how agonizing it can feel to lay horizontally and rest your head on a flat pillow.
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I understand this perspective: For many years it was abhorrent for me to think of responding to the violence I suffered with more violence.
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Tech stocks have also suffered, with particular weakness in the semiconductor sector, which is closely linked to supply chains based in and around China.
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The condition, which was evident in the Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock, often runs in families (his father also suffered with it), he said.
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The Mets considered bringing back Colon, as their pitching depth has suffered with regression or injuries to Noah Syndergaard, Matt Harvey and Robert Gsellman.
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The jewelry business has also suffered, with both Signet Jewelers down 25 percent for the year and Tiffany down 25 percent in the same period.
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"I feel like I suffered with them," Rivers says, who adds that the bank treated her like "an idiot" during the course of the process.
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"I suffered with some level of my own internalized homophobia even while playing the first openly gay character on Disney Channel," Rush wrote in his tweets.
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Her first admission was the fact that she suffered with depression, the severity of which was known to no one, except perhaps one person, she said.
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Growing up, I suffered with the other kids who were incapable of following a football game but had mastered "Oliver Twist" (the book, not the movie).
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"It's a highly fragile and vulnerable system that really could suffer worse damage than it suffered with Maria in the face of another natural catastrophe," he said.
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We've suffered with the Starks because we hoped they'd get their just rewards in the end, and had fun hissing at the Lannisters for the same reason.
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And, all too often, when those people have complained about that, they've been ignored, dismissed, or slammed with even more autocratic dictates than they suffered with before.
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Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner have been very open about the tragedy they suffered with the loss of their first son, Johnathan, four months into the pregnancy.
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Bob -- real name George Harvey -- had been "feeling weak" according to his father ... who told cops his son had long suffered with high blood pressure and seizures.
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" He wrote, "Brutal crimes were committed; the innocent suffered with the guilty; a reign of terror was brought on, and society was infinitely more disturbed than defended.
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"We offer our sincere apology to our workers who have suffered with illnesses and their families," executive Kinam Kim said during a press conference late last week.
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Omega has also suffered, with assets under management falling to about $3.6 billion as of March 31 from about $5.4 billion when the SEC sued in September.
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Cardiovascular disease was the preexisting condition most associated with increased fatalities, with the study reporting a fatality rate of 10.5% in patients who suffered with the condition.
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For some half dozen years before his death, in 1828, Schubert suffered with worsening symptoms of syphilis and realized ever more clearly that his days were dwindling.
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"In many ways, the Upper East Side has kind of suffered with density without the infrastructure," said Thomas K. Wright, the president of the Regional Plan Association.
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Where before, web surfers suffered with pop-up ads, flashy banners, interstitials and pop-overs, software like the popular AdBlock Plus has helped mitigate many of these issues.
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As dealmaking suffered with the country's economy, banks have turned to structured lending, transactional banking or, in some cases, securities trading to make up for declining advisory fees.
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If Apple actually moves forward with its rumored iTunes plans, life could be significantly easier for those who have suffered with the tedious, poorly optimized app for years.
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For 10 years, I suffered with only wearing one hearing aid because I couldn't afford a second (even though my hearing loss is severe enough to require two).
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Though European bourses suffered with the pan-region STOXX 600 slipping 0.4%, dragged lower by the basic resource and industrial goods & services sectors which both fell nearly 2%.
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"The image of Macron suffered" with his attempts to court Mr. Trump, said Laurence Nardon, a specialist in French-American relations at the French Institute for International Relations.
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"It&aposs a highly fragile and vulnerable system that really could suffer worse damage than it suffered with Maria in the face of another natural catastrophe," Puerto Rican Gov.
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Though European bourses suffered with the pan-region STOXX 8383 slipping 0.3%, dragged lower by the basic resource and industrial goods & services sectors which both fell more than 1.5%.
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My acne came back over the years and I also suffered with a number of other skin issues, and specializing in skin seemed like an obvious thing to do.
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Then to large parts of rural America that they have suffered with the lack of investment, the lack of institutions, of preparing them for the jobs of the future.
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Though European bourses suffered with the pan-region STOXX 600 slipping 0.3%, dragged lower by the basic resource and industrial goods & services sectors which both fell more than 1.5%.
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Whether someone has previously suffered with anorexia, bulimia, binge-eating disorder, or more generalized disordered eating, the chances of negative thoughts around food resurfacing over the holidays are high.
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Jenny's mother, who had died in 210, suffered with Alzheimer's and Jenny became interested in how creative expression, like visual art, could help trigger memories buried by the disease.
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The big picture: Emerging markets broadly have suffered, with private equity and venture capital seeing declines of 10% and 32%, respectively, in the period through June, compared to 2018.
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Domestic-facing shares also suffered, with furniture and home product store Shimachu Co tumbling more than 7 percent after cutting its earnings forecast for the year, citing sour consumer sentiment.
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The results show that Facebook suffered with the highest amount of illegal hate speech notifications, with 270 incidents reported, compared to 163 cases on Twitter and 123 cases on YouTube.
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Edoardo has since suffered with wrist and hand injuries and slumped down the rankings before a return to form last year, when he won the Trophee Hassan II in Morocco.
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Slower growth in Europe is also little use to Deutsche's investment bank, which suffered with the rest of the industry in the market turmoil at the start of the year.
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Claycourt specialist Bedene won 16 straight matches on the ATP World Tour and second-tier Challenger Tour in April but suffered with knee problems towards the end of the season.
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What little is known about Johnson, who shot at police officers, sniper-style, during a Dallas protest on July 7, seems to indicate he suffered with many of these issues.
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Both of Lexi's biological parents reportedly lost custody of their daughter when she was 17 months old, as her mother suffered with substance abuse and her father had a criminal history.
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I read some books, I spoke to some friends of mine that suffered with addiction who were very generous and open with me about it, and I watched the show Intervention.
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Now, Mama June — who has long suffered with partial blindness — is hopeful that part of her vision will be restored as she readies for an eye operation following her retina detachment.
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However, the project suffered with changes in federal administrations and it was not until 1999 that NASA's solar power exploratory research and technology program jumped back in to study the issue.
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From a tweet in which he was trying to make down into up, on the loss he suffered with the Alabama Senate race, Trump wrote: 'I also predicted "I" would win.
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Here, among Republicans in the northeastern Pennsylvania region that has suffered with the decline of the coal industry and the ravages of the opioid crisis, Mr. Trump's language is endlessly repeated.
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She discussed the FA's slow response to the issue and the need for more research, while claiming to know of up to 250 other former players that have suffered with similar illnesses.
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In the race to win every quarter-hour of ratings in a non-stop "news" market, accuracy — indeed, news over opinion –— has sometimes suffered, with greater consequences than errata statements can correct.
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Kenin hit 29 winners but suffered with 42 unforced errors compared to her opponent's 21, which helped give Friedsam a lifeline and a way back into the contest in the second set.
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"When [the Bears play in the Super Bowl] again, I will be sitting next to the guys I have laughed with, cheered with, suffered with, and drank with for 15 years," says Pradt.
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Candidates for the two previously dominant center-right and center-left parties have suffered, with the candidates backed by the Socialists, who were in power until 2017, polling at a mere 6 percent.
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He presented his prize at the Red Keep and then Cersei subjected Ellaria to the same horror that she herself had suffered with the loss of Myrcella, fatally poisoning Tyene with a kiss.
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The 2256-year-old Serb has been in the doldrums since winning the French Open in 21 to complete his career Grand Slam, and has suffered with an elbow injury for 2156 months.
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The status of the lesser bowls, and even bigger games like the Rose Bowl and the Orange Bowl, has suffered with the rise of the College Football Playoff, which determines the national champion.
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Income from wealth management activities sank as São Paulo-based BTG Pactual sold control of Swiss subsidiary BSI SA and trading suffered with the spin-off of a commodities platform to ease capital needs.
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"The Russia witch hunt was a plan by those who lost the election to try and illegally regain power by framing innocent Americans – many of them, they suffered – with an elaborate hoax," he said.
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In the episode, we learn that while Plath suffered with her mental health, when she was writing—and feeling her most creatively fulfilled—she was a charming, whip-smart, and a passionate young creative.
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"We offer our sincere apology to our workers who have suffered with illnesses and their families," Kim said during a news conference in Seoul, which was also attended by activists and relatives of the workers.
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Development of the underground mine at Oyu Tolgoi is key to operator Rio Tinto's ambitions to expand in copper and for the growth of the Mongolian economy, which has suffered with the global commodities slump.
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When Foye came up with the idea, she was struggling with some really rough stuff at home, including helping to manage the care for her ailing father, who had long suffered with a chronic illness.
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Eskom's bonds also suffered, with its 2131 dollar bond down 24.6 cents, its biggest daily drop in 2118 months, to 22.32 cents on the dollar, while the 21 issue matched those falls, Tradeweb data showed.
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Housebuilders also suffered, with shares in Persimmon , Taylor Wimpey and Barratt Developments falling by 2.3 percent to almost 3 percent after the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said house prices in Britain were no longer rising.
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"It is a great honor for me to be in my country to find men and women who accompanied me during these years of exile and who suffered with me during this isolation," Bah told reporters.
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The European leveraged loan market has suffered with a lack of dealflow and competition between banks and direct lenders has intensified as the former look to do smaller deals and the latter stretches to do larger deals.
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But riskier assets also suffered, with high-yield bonds recording a $3 billion outflow in their fifth straight week in the red while investors withdrew $3003 billion from emerging market debt in a seventh straight week of outflows.
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Ask anyone who's suffered with severe acne and they'll tell you the same — how they've broken down into tears just looking into a mirror, how they've avoided parties or leaving the house altogether for long periods of time.
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Sarah Colwill from Devon, UK apparently woke up with a Chinese accent after she suffered a stroke, while the BBC reported last May about a woman called Julie Matthias who had suffered with the condition for four years.
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Long have we suffered with a Twitter usable window tied to the arc of the sun across the sky – and iOS users suffer still, for no "Night Mode" yet exists on the iOS version of the official app.
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As a refugee in a displaced persons camp in Vienna after World War II, he sensed the grievous wound that Yiddish had suffered with the murder of six million Jews and began collecting Yiddish words on index cards.
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"The findings of this investigation detail an extraordinary situation, where customers have suffered with outages of months, or more, when the law requires telephone utilities to make all reasonable efforts to prevent interruptions of service," the state AG said.
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Of the inmates originally scheduled to die, one has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, another has suffered with hallucinations, two have IQ levels indicative of intellectual impairment, and most have experienced severe abuse, according to the Fair Punishment Project's report.
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And, as predicted, "The Queen's Justice" of the title was meted out with a poisoned kiss that doomed Tyene Sand to the same painful death Myrcella suffered, with Ellaria chained up just out of reach, unable to save her daughter.
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Sarkozy's successor, Francois Hollande, suffered with the publication of a tell-all book in which his former partner accused the Socialist leader of describing the poor as "toothless", undermining his efforts to portray himself as in touch with the needy.
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Like the rest of the U.S. toy industry, Mattel has suffered with the liquidation of retailer Toys R Us. The closure of its biggest customer dented its gross sales by 10 percent in the second quarter, according to the company.
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"This tweet is much appreciated as I've suffered with depression/anxiety and had dark days where everything is an effort but lightness always follows darkness so yes always hang in there even if just by a teeny weeny thread," someone else wrote.
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Now, with barely two months left in his term, Mr. Ban's administration is scrambling to compensate, for the first time, those who have suffered, with a plan to give them or their communities cash payments from a proposed $400 million cholera response package.
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Look at how he broke down All-Defensive player Paul George for the turnaround bucket at the buzzer to give the Spurs the win over the weekend: Some have countered that Leondard's normally lockdown defense has suffered with his added offensive responsibility.
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We write you as two American citizens — an African-American and a Korean-American — considered "men of color" in our own country, who have suffered with our people under the history of America's white racist violence, yet who still dare to love.
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The confluence of his closer-than-expected re-election, the devastating losses House Republicans suffered with educated and minority voters in November and the blunt-force nature of what he does not deny saying has made Mr. King toxic in his party's caucus.
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For someone who historically has suffered with pain during pelvic exams or who has underlying pelvic pain and is understandably apprehensive about an exam there are several options: Find someone with expertise in doing pelvic exams for women who have pelvic pain.
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"When I was a medical student, a couple of people just a little bit older than me really suffered with depression and had serious suicide attempts, and one of them completed suicide," said Sen, a professor of depression and neurosciences at the University of Michigan.
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"The character had suffered with depression for a long time, and [the producers] got in touch with me and said they wanted to develop a suicide contemplation storyline," she says, highlighting how ideal it was that they brought her in at the very beginning.
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Bearing the brunt of the left's anger isn't fun, but it pales in comparison to the plight of so many Americans whose lives suffered with the implementation of progressive policies that doubled their health care premiums, stagnated their wages, and endangered their energy and manufacturing jobs.
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The company was forced to launch its flagship Mate 30 phone without access to popular apps like Google Maps and YouTube, and its global smartphone sales have suffered, with some analysts predicting "a steep decline" for the third quarter, when the US trade ban was in full effect.
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I'd suffered with awful teenage acne, and because I didn't know better, my idea of a good skin-care routine consisted of an intense cleanser, alcohol-based toner (which I cringe just thinking about in retrospect), and all of the Persa-Gel I could slather on my face.
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Although this year other Alaskan fisheries suffered - with the overall commercial harvest some 30 percent below forecast, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADFG) said - it proved record-setting for Bristol Bay: here the sockeye salmon run hit 62.3 million, the largest since record-keeping began in 1893.
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Coming from a line of women who have suffered with mental illness meant early education for Bell, whose mother, a nurse, told her early on about her susceptibility to a "serotonin imbalance," after she watched her own mother – Bell's grandmother – suffer through bouts of binge drinking while locked in her bedroom.
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Busy with all that, sure of themselves, operating globally, benefiting from cheap labor and tax-lite impunity, they scarcely noted that they no longer had much connection with the masses below, whose view was still national, whose culture was still local, and who dimly suffered, with mounting anger, the transformative consequences of globalization.
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The area, which suffered with the departure of military agencies and contractors under the federal Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission process, is attracting residents and younger workers with competitive rents and convenient transportation options as well as with its proximity to the Pentagon, a fashion mall in neighboring Pentagon City and, of course, the nation's capital.
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"When I hear other pedophiles tell me that they are even relatively happy in life, I sometimes am tempted to ask them what fucking planet they live on," said Brett (not his real name), a 20063-year-old landscaper who lives with his parents in the suburbs of a major US city and has suffered with depression since his early teens, when he first realized he was attracted to children.
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