She complained of a sore throat, so her dad brought home throat spray, Tylenol, throat lozenges, and a little gift.
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The symptoms of strep throat are usually mild and treatable ones, like a sore throat, spots on the throat, and a fever.
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The point is, her heart stuck in her throat, always in her throat.
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During the conversation, Cipriani says, Carolan threatened to slit his throat and his wife's throat.
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He went to an ear, nose and throat specialist who scoped his nose and throat.
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The most common bacterial throat infection is strep throat, caused by group A streptococcus bacteria.
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And how to soothe a sore throat: Q: What do I do about my sore throat?
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In addition to indigestion, GERD can cause a persistent dry cough, sore throat, frequent throat clearing, hoarseness, burping or hiccups, bloating, difficulty swallowing and a sensation of a lump in the throat.
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The symptoms often start in the back of the throat with a sore throat and a dry cough.
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"A traversable wormhole throat is 'transparent' only to wave packets with size smaller than the throat radius," Visser explained.
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Tumors in other parts of the throat may not be as obvious, but nearly all throat cancers cause symptoms eventually.
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Even though his throat was painful, the sore throat seemed insignificant compared to the shaking chills, the fever, the headache.
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Again and again, Puldron emptied his throat of sound and Karen could hear the wet clutch of his throat tube.
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In addition to a stuffy nose and sore throat, sufferers may experience itchy eyes, a runny nose, or tickling, itching throat.
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The patient had told him he had a sore throat, yet when the doctor looked in his throat he saw nothing.
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Avery messes up an idiom saying "your gut's in your throat" instead of "your heart's in your throat," and has a revelation.
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Kilmer, 59, whose hair is getting longer, was sporting his signature scarf over his throat after a cancel battle required throat surgery.
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Val, 59, whose hair is getting longer, was sporting his signature scarf over his throat after a cancel battle required throat surgery.
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However, dry, thick phlegm is harder to clear, he says, and all that extra coughing and throat clearing can make your throat sore.
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She was first diagnosed with throat cancer in April when doctors discovered a tumor in her throat and it was removed shortly after.
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"They took my baby and cut his throat," Dilbar said in a trembling voice, adding that the soldiers then cut Rozia's throat, too.
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It's an infection of the throat and tonsils, which can start out looking like a routine sore throat with a low-grade fever.
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The cameras rolled as she detailed her discovery of Stage 2 throat cancer and, later, the removal of a lemon-size tumor from her throat.
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In February 2023, Kathleen Astleford's family physician referred her to an ear, nose and throat specialist at Delta Medix for an evaluation of her throat.
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One user said that her throat started to bleed after using mango pods, and that she was diagnosed with a "burned throat" by a doctor.
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"I had a bloody throat, bloody nose, a cough, dry and watering eyes, and my throat is still very sore and dry," freshman Sabrina Thorn said.
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Then there's beta-hemolytic streptococcus ("strep"), a bacteria that causes strep throat, resulting in sickness, a sore throat, fever, cough, swollen lymph nodes and difficulty in swallowing.
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"That constant irritation of the postnasal drip going down the back of the throat can cause pretty significant throat pain in some of our patients," Takashima says.
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Jessie says Savanna had a sore throat last Monday, a fever last Tuesday and was diagnosed with strep throat by doctors before being sent home that Tuesday night.
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"I had a bloody throat, bloody nose, a cough, dry and watering eyes, and my throat is still very sore and dry," a UC Berkeley student told CNN.
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I mean, I know Nancy will jump down my throat or anyone's throat for saying it, but they created this Viceland channel, and no one's watching it. Right.
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Using sore throat as an example, health insurers reimburse emergency departments at an average of $956 for a sore throat, compared with $131 at an urgent care center.
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The two voices in the duet grind against one another, throat to throat and tongue to tongue, letting the listener in on the erotic pleasure of vocal intimacy.
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If Ronal needed someone to suck the blood out of his throat, Javier told me, his voice cracking, he would have sucked the blood out of his throat.
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What's more, gonorrhea can also infect the rectum, where it may cause itching or a discharge, and the throat, where it might only give you a mild sore throat.
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He hit him a couple of times with an ax, fracturing his skull, and then cut his throat.... Catherine's throat was cut, and she drowned in her own blood.
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" - Alana, 23 "Poked my throat playing a violin.
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"Manuka honey with high activity may help to soothe a sore throat (strep throat), but the antimicrobial activity is unlikely to survive beyond this in the digestion process," she says.
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But, the more you say you are going to throat punch someone, the chances certainly grow greater that you are going to cross the line and actually, well...throat punch someone.
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Other anaphylaxis symptoms can include an itchy mouth, lips, and throat; face and throat swelling; trouble breathing; a drop in blood pressure; an impending sense of doom; and even cardiac arrest.
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TMZ broke the story -- doctors discovered Beth's throat cancer returned Tuesday after she underwent an emergency surgery to remove a blockage in her throat -- and docs said her condition was serious.
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" "My boyfriend at the time had a sore throat.
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While the throat pain often eases up after the first day or so, you can make yourself far more comfortable by trying a saltwater gargle (dissolve ½-teaspoon of salt in a full glass of water), sucking on ice chips or throat lozenges, or reaching for an over-the-counter throat reliever like Chloraseptic to minimize the aches and scratchiness.
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Just two days after her beloved husband René Angélil died from throat cancer at 73, her older brother, Daniel Dion, 59, followed him, dying of brain, throat and tongue cancer back in Montreal.
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If you're a man and/or woman, and your genitals, rectum, and/or throat have had sexual contact with the genitals, rectum, and/or throat of another man or women, you're at risk.
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I will fucking shit down your throat and your family's .
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Cause of death: Stabbed in the throat by Ramsay Bolton.
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It rules the throat area; it empowers us to plan.
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That's what's been shoved down my throat over and over.
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"So, Julia," Jeremiah began, clearing his throat only for effect.
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I drink a Hot Toddy because my throat feels dry.
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But any return insults withered and died in my throat.
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Beth died Wednesday after a long battle with throat cancer.
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When police arrived, the knife was still in her throat.
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It's also possible to have an anal or throat infection.
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His throat was slit and his pulmonary artery was torn.
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We saw that when he cut Chris' throat last season.
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I will fucking shit down your throat and your family's.
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"Red nose, trembling chin, tight throat, aching heart," she wrote.
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He's not just in your face but down your throat.
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I felt his knuckles on my throat through my hair.
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"Throat closing, asthma attack," he tells Hart with a laugh.
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Her throat was slashed and she had been sexually assaulted.
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He killed her, shoving the blade down onto her throat.
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According to the New York Times, her throat was slashed.
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I think I can feel a sore throat coming on.
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Tests on throat swabs are still pending, the report said.
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You almost have to stuff the tune down their throat.
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I found ones that don't bother my throat as much.
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Joshua's throat had been slashed and his skull was fractured.
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Like my hand will always wind up on a throat.
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But then an invisible hand would tighten over my throat.
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He allegedly shot himself in the throat as authorities neared.
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An examination of his body found packages in his throat.
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Its bite sits heavily instead of sharply in your throat.
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The first three episodes amount to seductively photographed throat clearing.
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Beth died on June 26 of throat cancer in Hawaii.
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Prosecutors believe Madsen either strangled Wall or slit her throat.
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Yes, that Strep, the kind that makes your throat sore.
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His throat cancer returned, for a final time, in 2014.
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The soil came pouring in, filling her throat and lungs.
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Legs gnawed to the knees, barbed wire tight aroundthe throat.
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" Michelle said, "His tongue was so far down [her] throat.
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"They got most of the throat cancer out," he said.
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She punched one of them in the throat and escaped.
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Otherwise, it can damage your teeth, throat and stomach lining.
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Celine's husband, Rene Angelil, passed Thursday from throat cancer. R.I.P.
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The fat lady is clearing her throat for Mr. Rubio.
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Two blows to Liz's throat almost completely severed her windpipe.
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Well, this time Jack swung first, aiming for Mike's throat.
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What moments have given you a lump in your throat?
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Then the defendant put his hands on the mom's throat.
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What is Littlefinger doing, and will Arya slit his throat?
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We all get stomach bugs; our children get strep throat.
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First, he inserted a long, steel rod into his throat.
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"I've become a devotee of throat lozenges," Mr. Verrilli said.
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Is that what was causing his throat and neck pain?
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But you have to take your boot off his throat.
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The viruses infect the nose, throat and sometimes the lungs.
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Teams love to shove the ball down New Orleans' throat.
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I think they give [clears throat] one carton of milk.
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Sanders and Trump go for the establishment's throat, while Mrs.
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Edison coughed as his throat filled up with magnesium smoke.
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A man's dentures got stuck in his throat during surgery.
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Hospital staff conducted several tests on Felipe for strep throat.
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They were shoving alcohol down your throat all the time.
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Residents complained of smarting eyes and irritation in the throat.
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The friendly guy cleared his throat and opened the meeting.
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Matt felt a little knuckle of rage scrape his throat.
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My throat remained raspy until only a few months ago.
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I'm not here to shove my opinions down your throat.
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Doing so can lodge the gelatinous mass in one's throat.
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Esther said, a catch in her throat, Oh Daddy, why?
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It can dry up your mouth and tighten your throat.
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"The back of my throat was raw and closed up."
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Cough, sore throat, diarrhea, shortness of breath, muscle aches, fatigue.
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"Even a tiny sip will burn your throat," he said.
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They swabbed his nose and throat about 10 hours later.
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This part comes across as a disproportionately lengthy throat clearing.
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I literally tell (Devine), 'My balls are in my throat.
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Beth died of complications from throat cancer on June 26.
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Her breath came in rasps that echoed from her throat.
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It doesn't feel good — it gets caught in the throat!
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"We are cramming marijuana down our constituents' throat," he said.
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Friends looked at their shoes; my mother cleared her throat.
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You start shooting, backing away, your heart in your throat.
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I woke with a sore throat and a little cough.
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My throat went dry, reading these posts, my heart pounded.
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He pierced the old man's stomach and sliced his throat.
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The main symptom is typically an itchy mouth or throat.
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Authorities have said he killed himself by cutting his throat.
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"Niger has a knife at its throat," he told me.
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The novel, "Bone in the Throat," was published in 1995.
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It starts with a scratchy, dried out nose and throat.
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Still sings with a clenched throat and a vindictive attitude.
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Mr. Smith was treated for throat cancer in his 30s.
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The White House blamed the issue on a dry throat.
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Why is there the tickle of champagne in his throat?
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"It's like having heartburn in your throat," Dr. Johnson said.
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Throat lozenges can be choking hazards for kids under 4.
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"You have to go for the throat," she told him.
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Kiefer's exam project leapt right at the throat of silence.
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The cause was throat cancer, his wife, Lynda Sumner, said.
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A young woman slits her throat with her lover's razor.
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"That burns your throat and you feel it," she says.
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A black tuxedo jacket with a foulard around her throat.
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Pilmar's throat was slashed and he was stabbed 48 times.
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The Memes Are Pouring the White Claw Down Your Throat!
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Her throat gurgled, her hands trembled, and then she died.
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Then grab them by the throat, and never let go.
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"Woman with Her Throat Cut": Who is this nameless woman?
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"The words were just stuck in my throat," he said.
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Standing before Judge Arrington, Romero's voice caught in his throat.
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Stones had been stuffed down his throat to asphyxiate him.
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My throat remains raw for the rest of the weekend.
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Suddenly, a man's rough hand was pinching my throat shut.
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Symptoms of strep throat include pain when swallowing, swollen tonsils and lymph nodes, fever over 101 degrees Fahrenheit (38.3 degrees Celsius) and white or yellow spots on the back of a bright red throat.
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If you're feeling that familiar (and dreaded) scratch in your throat coming on, it can't hurt to have Beekeeper's Naturals Propolis Throat Spray handy in your medicine cabinet — it just might do the trick!
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"I just killed someone, first person I ever killed, I cut her throat in the bathroom ... to be precise I cut her throat while she was bending over licking dirty toilet bowl," he said.
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Gargling with salt water has proven to be effective as a home remedy for a sore throat ( here ), and while a sore throat is a possible symptom of coronavirus, it isn't among the most common.
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This approach, which is also known as steam therapy, emits warm, moist air into your nasal passages, throat, and lungs to help loosen up mucus and help relieve your stuffed nose or pesky sore throat.
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Leesa gave me the tools without pushing it down my throat.
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When it happened, it felt like an alien drilling my throat.
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The motions of his mouth and throat were detailed and subtle.
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Come the end, I felt the slightest lump in my throat.
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They didn't have to be super professional cut-throat business people.
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After getting strep throat, she became "instantly agoraphobic," according to Rinna.
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She was portrayed as a cut-throat contestant during the season.
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But hard candy, not a throat lozenge, might be the answer.
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It's just like getting strep throat, or any other contagious infection.
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They took samples and discovered the bacteria that cause strep throat.
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"I left with a huge lump in my throat," she says.
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Iggy Pop plays a producer who gets slashed in the throat.
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Littlefinger fell into an obvious trap and got his throat cut.
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The packets can also cause vomiting, throat burns and eye injuries.
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She showed a wide slice of throat each time she laughed.
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Playing can be exhausting for both your arms and your throat.
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Pop cleared his throat, looked at Earl and then at Brent.
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The thought of dripping oil down my throat is not appealing.
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Symptoms include a fever, sore throat, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and weakness.
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Then, she offers herself to the witch, who slits her throat.
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There is no chance Japan will adopt cut-throat capitalism overnight.
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Some consolidation in the cut-throat supermarket business had been expected.
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He cleared his throat and recited a rhyme he had composed.
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A strangled groan left her throat when he sank inside her.
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They want that proverbial throat to choke should something go wrong.
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"It's in his throat, his esophagus, so it's rough," he said.
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Yet the unofficial answer aligns better with Karachi's cut-throat reputation.
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She cleared her throat and her voice was smooth and sure.
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James Blake's baritone sounds like a voice caught in a throat.
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I accept that airlines operate in a more cut-throat marketplace.
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"He is like a bone stuck in my throat," Omar complained.
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It disappeared down his throat, followed by a gulp of water.
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What if they just used Caroline's own intestines in her throat?
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G D'Angelo Russell was sidelined Tuesday because of a sore throat.
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It tastes like alcohol—it hits the back of your throat.
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French news outlets reported that the priest had his throat slit.
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The Clark County Coroner's Office said Angelil died from throat cancer.
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An autopsy concluded the cause of death to be throat cancer.
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Other residents complained of nausea, headaches, and eye and throat irritation.
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The doctor looked at my throat and recoiled in actual fear.
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I heard Jane clear her throat in the next-door room.
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What kinds of research did you find yourself doing for Throat?
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Even as they kiss, Richie keeps his hand on Devon's throat.
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Sadness scratched my throat as I slid its pieces into place.
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A neurologist recommended I see an ear, nose and throat specialist.
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I disconnected the ventilator and pulled the tube from her throat.
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Murt cleared his throat and eased back out into the hall.
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"She was desperate to climb down my throat," Ms. Anderson said.
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Strep throat is incredibly easy to treat (Penicillin still works great!).
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"I don't like deep throat blowjobs," he adds as an example.
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Dawson, a proslavery Louisiana congressman, threatened to cut the throat of
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In 1950 she killed herself, slashing her throat with a razor.
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Mid-call, my throat closed up and I began to weep.
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A priest in Normandy has his throat slit at the altar.
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Cross' husband, Tom Mahoney, was diagnosed with throat cancer in 2009.
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He looked at me and ran his thumb across his throat.
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Almost immediately, his throat began closing and his tongue swelled up.
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I swallowed hard, feeling the salty slime slide down my throat.
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A cop tortures a suspect by pouring water down his throat.
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There were certain cultural archetypes constantly being pushed down my throat.
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He points to the scar on his throat as an answer.
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Osha ends up lying on the floor, clutching a throat wound.
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"They believe a woman's throat would literally get bigger," Blank says.
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Then, faint nausea began pooling at the base of Timmy's throat.
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And this time, I felt like my throat was closing up.
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Nigel Chapman has a dry throat and he can't stop coughing.
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He has seized it by the throat and not let go.
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Stay at home if you develop a tickle in your throat.
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Kennedy was grabbing at his throat and lurching to the left.
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Catelyn Stark: Throat slit by Black Walder during the Red Wedding.
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I don't know if they're very adept throat slashers particularly, but.
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His hands flew to my throat and cinched my trachea shut.
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Ms. Versace still misses the feeling of nicotine hitting her throat.
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It pounded so hard that it hurt her throat and chest.
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The president had the Justice Department "by the throat," Priebus said.
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He also missed 10 days with strep throat and elbow soreness.
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The cause was neck and throat cancer, his son Brooks said.
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Throat cancer forced her to give up singing early in life.
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His voice was hoarse, and he tried to clear his throat.
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Some patients have reported a sore throat, headache, and even diarrhea.
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This time, Daddy took Mommy by the throat and choked her.
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Only a few had body aches, a sore throat, or diarrhea.
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Mr. Wood had already had two other cancers — kidney and throat.
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I swallow the stone, clear my throat, and nod my head.
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I still have the sore throat, and it hurts to swallow.
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Overlapping symptoms include a sore throat, fatigue, and a dry cough.
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A few moments later, a Lifesaver flew out of Connor's throat.
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Vampire is signed with two fingers like teeth to the throat.
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The scan showed that much of his throat had remained intact.
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I mainly need raw honey to help soothe Q.'s throat.
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Chazz Palminteri had phlegm in his throat on a recent Friday.
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"I will cut your throat and kill you," one soldier says.
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The human throat houses billions of bacteria, most of them harmless.
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IN THE CUT-THROAT business of civil aviation, every little helps.
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In addition, inhaling allergens can irritate the lining of the throat.
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"Peppermint and chamomile tea can help soothe the throat," says Borja.
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My throat aches as if I have something caught in it.
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In this case, it injured the tissue in the man's throat.
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Suddenly Raheel grabbed his throat, crying, and fell to the floor.
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Mr. Diamond died less than three years later of throat cancer.
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Deep Throat used an underground parking garage to brief against Nixon.
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So far, just one minor has been quarantined, for strep throat.
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Two old bearded men in tall hats throat tonguing each other.
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Hussein later became sick himself and his throat and eyes burned.
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"My voice just—my throat locked," she told NPR last year.
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Concerned about these symptoms, her parents took the girl to an ear, nose and throat specialist, where doctors used a device called a laryngoscope to examine the back of her throat, voice box and vocal cords.
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During that time, the bee (before losing its stinger) would have irritated the lining of this area of the throat, and the sharp needle of the stinger would have caused pain in her throat, he said.
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On Thursday afternoon, Ryan Lochte announced he had signed a new endorsement deal with Pine Brothers Softish Throat Drops — because who better to help soothe Lochte's damaged reputation than the manufacturers of some comforting throat drops?
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"Throat clearing can be a symptom of reflux that can mean that there is mucus on the vocal cords or even swelling on the vocal cords, the sensation of mucus being on the throat frequently," he says.
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Performing on stage as many as eight times a day, Ms. Hochendoner slides larger and larger swords down her throat, often letting them drop a few inches before catching them with her teeth, throat and stomach muscles.
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I get up feeling a little sick (stuffy nose and throat hurts).
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I kept waking up in the morning with a terrible sore throat.
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The legendary comedian stopped breathing during a routine throat procedure on Aug.
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Did this guy have a sore throat when he sang the vocals?
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Strep throat can be passed between people through breathing, coughing or sneezing.
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I woke up with a sore throat now I feel terrible yeayy!
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Janet Jackson has officially shut down rumors that she has throat cancer.
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Rumors soon began spreading that she was undergoing surgery for throat cancer.
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I stop for a tea at Starbucks because my throat is sore.
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Ultimately, air travel is a cut-throat, extremely low profit margin business.
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He hurled an ice spear at Viserion's throat, killing him almost instantly.
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She said he had a headache and sore throat, but no fever.
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The Ryen's 8-year-old son, Josh, survived his throat being slashed.
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Negan, realizing he's a garbage human being Then Rick cuts Negan's throat.
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Wrap your hand around my throat as I wrapped mine around yours.
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But the real disease remains lodged in the throat of the system.
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His throat was slit and he'd been stabbed more than 20 times.
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Symptoms in humans can include fever, sore throat and shortness of breath.
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Nicotine salts make high concentrations of nicotine less harsh on the throat.
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Other symptoms can include persistent sore throat, earaches, and pain when swallowing.
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He was stabbed more than 22015 times, and his throat was slit.
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It also left a peppery note in the back of my throat.
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Even before my trial, I had attempted suicide, slitting my own throat.
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She reportedly ended up hospitalized with mouth and throat burns and sores.
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Beth, 51, was first diagnosed with stage II throat cancer last year.
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His throat had been slashed, his body stabbed and his forehead smashed.
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Among non-serious side-effects, throat and mouth irritation were most common.
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When she wakes, even her cries seem to struggle from her throat.
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Arya revealed the cannibalism before unveiling her face and slitting Walder's throat.
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Daniel had brain, throat and tongue cancer, according to the Associated Press.
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His throat had been slashed, and he had been stabbed multiple times.
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She had a ligature mark on her throat, according to the Star.
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It cannot be a policy that is shoveled deep down the throat.
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My head hurts, my throat is sore, and I have no voice.
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G. says his throat hurts, and we both agree that we're sick.
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Cirella first complained of a sore throat while at practice on Oct.
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This makes the prefatory clause a rather odd bit of throat-clearing.
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It is the kind of art that takes you by the throat.
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"Man she make me weak when she deep throat," the song goes.
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The giggles catch in the throat, and come out as gasps instead.
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The words wrong impression and sorry weighed in my throat like coins.
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In November 2012, Hagman died of complications from stage 2 throat cancer.
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And then in your mouth, down your throat and into your stomach.
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He cleared his throat and tried to focus on her wedding ring.
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Her throat is raw from the radiation, she's dropped from 128 lbs.
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Tarek recalled how Miller began losing his voice and clearing his throat.
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Cut-throat competition among lenders has driven rates on personal loans down.
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Megadeth's Dave Mustaine has been diagnosed with throat cancer, he announced Monday.
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The man claims Bisping was the aggressor and severely injured his throat.
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How did it feel to jam the rock down Lonzo Ball's throat??
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If I could pour bottles of recovery down her throat, I would.
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In 2000, Bono was checked for throat cancer, which turned out negative.
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His ears were ringing, his throat so constricted he was nearly hyperventilating.
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If it develops in the mouth or throat, it is called thrush.
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Was your throat a little scratchy the day you recorded your voice?
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Because of that, it's almost impossible to get food down your throat.
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So don't f— me over, or I will slit your little throat.
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You have to clear your throat, put your lips together, and project.
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She didn't answer, but massaged her throat and swallowed with some difficulty.
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"Oh you know it's…" Kiki begins, clearing her throat before she continues.
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They slit Father Jacques Hamel's throat as he knelt before the altar.
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Somewhere Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein are meeting their new Deep Throat.
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Buy the Chloraseptic Sore Throat Pain Relief Spray for $8.79 from Walgreens
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His hands and arms were pinned down, nowhere near the guard's throat.
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The field is rich with opportunities to find the next Deep Throat.
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Other risqué names include the "Climax" mascara and "Deep Throat" blush shade.
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Risher opened up a practice as an ear, nose and throat specialist.
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My arms were jello and my throat hurts, but man, that's awesome.
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Day 1-2: Sneezing and an itchy throat are the first symptoms.
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Less common symptoms of the flu include sore throat, vomiting, and diarrhea.
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It was only when she cleared her throat that I looked up.
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The shuffling feet, the throat-clearing, the unmet eye give it away.
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The man's throat had been slit, but his son was still breathing.
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It's the desire for them to stick their fingers down your throat.
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The two eventually managed to pull the wipe from the boy's throat.
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Well, not allergic like my throat will close up and I'll die.
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My voice takes a real toll, so I've had some throat problems.
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It got caught right in the middle of my throat, mid-swallow.
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He's now drawn in profile, such that his throat isn't even visible.
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I demand to know the truth about this pizza mascot's striped throat.
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But particularly that and her necklace that hangs just under her throat.
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That's why you want to bite his throat out—because of nature.
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For coughs, hot liquids ease the throat, and honey is quite effective.
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"Politicians have a single throat despite having two different mouths," he said.
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The cause was complications of throat cancer, his nephew Andrew Green said.
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Coughs and throat clearing are suppressed so as not to cause alarm.
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One second he's crooning sweetly, the next he's ripping his throat raw.
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He's accused of shoving and grabbing a bar employee by the throat.
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"I'm not forcing it down anyone's throat, YOU follow ME," Bieber wrote.
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An Unsullied soldier goes to a brothel and gets his throat slashed.
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It's like an ice-cold martini that slides effortlessly down the throat.
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We learned untreated strep throat leads to heart failure in poor countries.
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A plane overhead interrupts his reading, and he stops, clearing his throat.
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It looked like she was sleeping with the tube down her throat.
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A legislature with its foot on his throat is an insurance policy.
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"I'm not forcing it down anyone's throat, YOU follow ME," Bieber continued.
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"There's a scream permanently lodged in my throat now," Ms. McNamara wrote.
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During childhood, they contracted strep throat — an infection caused by streptococcal bacteria.
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Pearson describes a homeless man whom the students diagnosed with throat cancer.
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My throat is killing me so I make a cup of tea.
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Soon, they get to his throat and see his swollen vocal chords.
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Hughes cleared his throat and stepped in front of the tiki bar.
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He had already cancelled his Paris concert, because of a throat infection.
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The killer had jammed her underwear down her throat with a stick.
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Tics can also be phonic such as grunting, throat-clearing or sniffing.
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He was raping her, and his hands were tight around her throat.
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Cartwright was shaking, losing color in his face, and clearing his throat.
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The woman had visited Wuhan and suffered from coughing the throat irritation.
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" But, she added, "I'm not going to shove it down anybody's throat.
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The new coronavirus causes fever, chills, coughing, sneezing, and a sore throat.
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"I need to file for d — " The word caught in my throat.
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Her windpipe narrowed as if she had something stuck in her throat.
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When Angel screamed, perhaps defending him, they shot her through the throat.
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I wasn't certain why, but this put a knot in my throat.
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"I don't like people shoving Obamacare down my throat, O.K.?" she says.
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Nothing stirred behind the white wall, no spasm of mouth or throat.
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"The president's throat was dry, nothing more than that," she told reporters.
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All this feels at first like throat-clearing: self-important and peremptory.
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The burger stuck in Eli's throat, but Eli spoke the words anyway.
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A feeling of dread crept into my throat and held it closed.
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Afterward, the two men slit her throat and left her to die.
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And Arya cuts Littlefinger's throat with the same dagger he gave her.
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His daughter Wendy Adamczyk said the cause was lung and throat cancer.
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Prosecutors said Wall died either by strangulation or having her throat cut.
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Yet just thinking about it now, my heart is in my throat.
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She was trying to hold back the bile bubbling up her throat.
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And through the trumpet, you hear Michael clear his throat, very gruffly.
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It hits the back of your throat and leaves you craving more.
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I can still feel the heat in the back of my throat.
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"Interventions that reduce the level of bad germs in a child's nose and throat will help reduce ear infections," said Dr. Richard Rosenfeld, chairman of ear, nose and throat medicine at SUNY Downstate Medical Center in New York.
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Like any good thriller, "Erica & Anna: Leverage" involves all the classic makings of a political drama, from intrigue about the cut-throat, backdoor dealings of campaign strategy to the inevitable workaholics making those cut-throat back door deals.
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Although sleep apnea occasionally affects slender folks who may, for example, have a small jaw or large tongue, in overweight people, excess fatty tissue in the tongue and throat can block the airway when throat muscles relax during sleep.
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Doctors say their elderly patient endured a nightmarish week of his throat bleeding out and weeks more of surgeries and hospital care, all because surgeons had forgotten to remove his dentures—dentures that then became lodged in his throat.
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For a year, I had to force pills down your throat every night.
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Transmission is free and doesn't try to shove any ad down your throat.
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According to the lawsuit, Korovin, a celebrity throat doctor, performed the unapproved laryngoscopies.
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Other fights, he has survived being gored in the throat, thigh, and chest.
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You can already get checked and treated for strep throat at many drugstores.
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Byamba laughs and pours a half liter of vodka directly down my throat.
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For most who develop strep throat, it's little more than a temporary bother.
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I also get a large ice water because my throat is killing me.
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He pulled my head back and pressed the knife firmly against my throat.
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René Angélil died in January from throat cancer at the age of 73.
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He has a tracheotomy, a hole in his throat, to assist with breathing.
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Doctors gave the family medication for Kevin's strep throat and sent them home.
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The star was first diagnosed with stage II throat cancer in September 2017.
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They never forced anything down my throat—they let it be my choice.
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Janet Jackson has hit back at false reports that she has throat cancer.
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She slits her own throat knowing that she can't outrun more of them.
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HPV infections can cause cervical, vulva, vagina, penis, anus, throat and other cancers.
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The infection, caused by streptococcal bacteria, typically affects the throat and the tonsils.
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I start to feel a little bit of panic crawl up my throat.
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It went away not because of anyone's desire to step on its throat.
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Mead's estranged husband, Kris Ertmann, had just slit Mead's throat as Mead drove.
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Measles starts with a fever, runny nose, cough, red eyes and sore throat.
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I'll pick you up and pin you to the wall by your throat.
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They are running cut-throat tendering processes rather than relying on existing relationships.
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And most importantly, who's throat is Arya coming for next with her toy?
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She said, 'This never happens to men, this kind of cut-throat business.
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" The source said that the author's "closest historic equivalent may be Deep Throat.
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Ms. Ortega was standing nearby and jammed a knife into her own throat.
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Luckily, says Dr. Mendelsohn, HPV-related throat cancers generally respond well to treatment.
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Amazon's cut-throat pricing has lowered online inflation by about one percentage point.
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The source said it looked like the priest had had his throat slit.
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My throat closed shut as if I'd swallowed a tiny ball of knives.
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On the afternoon of, she canceled, pleading fatigue and an impending sore throat.
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She ends up sitting out of the talent show with a "sore throat".
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Before Angel knew it, Mami's fingers were around her throat, squeezing mad hard.
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Sure, he's penetrating deep within my throat, but he's also penetrating my heart.
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During a violent struggle, Jutting cut her throat and left her to bleed.
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" He then adds, "It's not coating my throat, it's not swallowing my tongue.
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Hours later, she still struggled to talk through the pain in her throat.
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Sam is suddenly very aware of her heart pounding up in her throat.
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But similar screening for anal, penile, and throat cancers in men isn't recommended.
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My heart jumps into my throat and P. and I both come running.
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" It was then that Dottley alleges Medina "stuck his tongue down my throat.
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An Arizona grandmother died after her grandchild allegedly slashed her throat, PEOPLE confirms.
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It costs $250, but your throat, lungs, and taste buds will thank you.
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Rhoades sexually assaulted and tortured Michael for hours before he slit his throat.
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Having established themselves in the cut-throat mainland market, many are heading abroad.
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El Moussa recalls how Miller began losing his voice and clearing his throat.
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He slashes Negan's throat with a piece of shattered glass from the ground.
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Others feel a hoarseness or lump in the throat when trying to swallow.
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The 30-year-old woman had been sexually assaulted and her throat slit.
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She has a case of angina and gets prescribed painkillers and throat soothers.
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She cleared her throat and tried to keep her eyes on his face.
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Just a few minutes of exposure causes a burning sensation in the throat.
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Doctors first found a lemon-sized tumor in Raiola's throat in March 20163.
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He slashed Jovanni's throat as the boy slept, and then stabbed him repeatedly.
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"Cutting the throat of whiteness," is how he described the effort, which failed.
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Failing exams casts you down into an unpredictable world of cut-throat competition.
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He pointed toward his throat so as to make his intentions perfectly clear.
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Nadir Nahdi's voice catches in his throat as he tells his grandmother's story.
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That is gripping it by the throat and making the event your own.
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Vasquez told police he then cut the child's throat and drank his blood.
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He talks like someone has a hand around his throat the entire time.
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"My heart went in my throat," said the woman, who was not identified.
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The water, which had been up to her throat, now hit her armpits.
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" But he again did a fingers-down-throat move she named "the claw.
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Doctors were initially surprised at the diagnosis, as spontaneous throat-rupturing is rare.
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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh—"They beat me and slit my throat," said Rashida, 25.
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In a few photos ... Chris has his right hand around a woman's throat.
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Prosecutors say she died either by strangulation or by having her throat cut.
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"[The teen] was supposed to slit her throat," Groves testified, the paper reports.
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He performed the action four times before the item dislodged from Olson's throat.
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They were heavily political, and they often shoved their message down your throat.
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Even an unexpected Hello Kitty sighting will put a lump in my throat.
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It can make your breath unexpectedly catch in the back of your throat.
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The rest of the world could shove Mother's Day down my wife's throat.
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They beat her, strangled her with a vacuum cord and slit her throat.
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My throat feels itchy and then my stomach ends up feeling very unsettled.
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Instead of concern, the guys try to pour malt liquor down her throat.
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The woman's mouth opened and a cry of alarm stuck in her throat.
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But the sneer withers away; the chuckle turns to dust in the throat.
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I've got a bag of throat lozenges I'm going to leave for him.
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"My throat tightened as I started to remember my own experiences," she continued.
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Long-term exposure is known to cause leukemia and nose and throat cancer.
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He personally killed Leno LaBianca by slashing him four times in the throat.
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Trump is a monster who lies the way some people clear their throat.
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" He added that Douglass "would sooner cut a white man's throat than not.
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It's not the first time the rivals have been at each other's throat.
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Polio is a viral infection that lives inside a person's throat and intestines.
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An ulcer in his throat made it too painful to eat solid food.
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I woke at four or five on a deck chair, my throat raw.
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"We saw a like slug coming out of her throat," Levy reminded CBS.
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I can scarcely form the words, my throat is so clotted with grief.
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It was a rhythmic, violent song—throat grunts punctuated with splats and splashes.
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It was more of a throat-searing, eye-reddening, vomit-churning hell broth.
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Matt applauded too, hard, with a feeling like warm soup in his throat.
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The cancer in Holzer's throat was squamous cell carcinoma, an HPV-related cancer.
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Linda Williams: Since Deep Throat, [the moneyshot became a fixture at films' conclusions].
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Then, a sore throat and a cough preceded a sudden plunge into madness.
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I can't even watch the trailer without feeling a lump in my throat.
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Throat and ear pain can also be secondary symptoms of excess postnasal drip.
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The days you wake up and do not want to slit your throat.
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Dershowitz saw the suppression of "Deep Throat" as a violation of free speech.
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They take my vitals and then they did the nose and throat swab.
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I loved the crackle of Champagne, its hot pine needles down my throat.
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I still get that lump in my throat and knot in my stomach.
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A man blew a hole in his throat after stifling a powerful sneeze.
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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh — "They beat me and slit my throat," said Rashida, 25.
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Two weeks later, he went back for a sore throat and a stomachache.
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" He said Mr. Garner's "throat area was in the crux of my elbow.
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"I was ready to," she said, miming a slitting gesture across her throat.
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Jeanneret underwent treatment after receiving a diagnosis of with throat cancer in 2014.
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Fact: Gargling salt water may help with a sore throat, but not coronavirus.
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My throat was cut open so that a machine could breathe for me.
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" Mr. Terry was more blunt: "She's pulled this thing out of my throat.
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Barr ground his wingtip into Mueller's throat on Wednesday during his Senate testimony.
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"I always told them, 'Go for the throat and the groin,'" he said.
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We knew that we just couldn't shove this thing down their (customers') throat.
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Suddenly, his arm snaked out and he seized my tie at the throat.
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His third try: Mr. Avery had told him to cut Ms. Halbach's throat.
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The mouth moves only when another character (Kristoff or Anna) rubs his throat.
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Fauci said he was instead trying not to choke on a throat lozenge.
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They are given a questionnaire, a remote temperature scan and a throat swab.
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It's a low-cost intervention, and may help to treat a sore throat.
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Her throat had been slashed and she had been muzzled with duct tape.
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In addition to the flu, he had an ear infection, not strep throat.
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I'll hammer a nail into my throat, or put hooks in my back.
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Yet despite this throat-clearing, he continues to argue as though they are.
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"Make the decision," the man says, suddenly jutting a boxcutter toward Al's throat.
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Jojen's anguished sister, Meera, slit her brother's throat as an act of mercy.
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And my throat was killing me right at the end, I tell you.
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Most of the victims had been shot, and some had their throat slit.
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Common symptoms include a runny nose, cough, sore throat, and possibly a headache.
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In short, it will appear as though your baby's throat is closing up.
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Crucial to this transition was the human tongue's descent back into the throat.
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I jumped down his throat and said, 'No, his identity is a boy.
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And she would refer him to an ear, nose and throat doctor (E.N.T.).
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I want my throat to fucking shatter after I've tossed down that lemonade.
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They wear ordinary, and inadequate, surgical masks while conducting dangerous throat swab tests.
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In the show, Falconer is mostly good at stabbing people in the throat.
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While one developed a mild rash and slightly sore throat, neither became ill.
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She leaped backwards, her throat so dry with excitement she began to choke.
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Doctors diagnosed her with paresis, which weakened the vocal folds in her throat.
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O'Grady, 32, is an optometrist at the Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital.
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He then stabbed himself three times in the stomach and slit his throat.
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She says yes and, in doing so, swallows the lump in her throat.
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The large particles in bushfire smoke irritate the eyes, nose, throat, and lungs.
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The silence was interrupted only by the occasional cough or gently cleared throat.
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Drink up Stay hydrated to thin mucus secretions and soothe your irritated throat.
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He also has physical withdrawal symptoms, like a headache, cough, and sore throat.
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"People are at each other's throat all the time in Washington," he said.
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Under the Canadian method, I clear my throat and point to my watch.
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"My throat hurts every game," Aviles said late Friday night, his voice raspy.
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Sometimes the upper sphincter, between the esophagus and the throat, malfunctions as well.
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The platoonmate I interviewed recalls seeing Raheel, on the floor, clutching his throat.
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In the photo above, he's the guy getting wine poured down his throat.
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Symptoms include sore throat, loss of appetite, fever and difficulty breathing and swallowing.
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I think my slight sore throat all day is deciding to stick around.
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The loose, spotted skin of his throat flapped as he ground his jaws.
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It refers to throwing food down your throat, and the answer is EATING.
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We're told she had a biopsy on a nodule found in her throat.
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And that phlegmy, back-of-the-throat hhhhhh sound that starts the word?
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Arya carries out the order, using his own dagger to slit his throat.
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"Zhe'ergen is good for the lungs and the throat," one of them says.
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None of it is preachy, none of it is jumping down anyone's throat.
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Even as her throat swells shut, she remains hungry for detail: "I'm breathing but I'm wheezing, feel like I'm emphysem-ing / My throat feels like a funnel filled with Weet-Bix and kerosene," she sings in a low, calm voice.
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All he gets is a slash of his own dragonglass dagger across his throat.
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It felt no different from when I was prescribed an antibiotic for strep throat.
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According to police, her body was semi-naked and her throat had been cut.
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Once there she was attacked by her brother, who slit her throat, police said.
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High corporate profits suggest that private markets are not hotbeds of cut-throat competition.
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Canker sores always occur inside the mouth, or on the tongue, cheeks, or throat.
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I don't think we'll see a full-throat trade war until after the election.
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Joan stopped breathing during throat surgery in August 2014 at the Yorkville Endoscopy Center.
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Hillary began her response by clearing her throat, which was not a good sign.
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What actually did happen was that Stock took a flaming arrow to the throat.
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""He was pushing me against the wall, and forcing his tongue down my throat.
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But before these drugs existed, illnesses like strep throat could lead to serious complications.
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For seven months, the family could not track down Palmer's brain, heart or throat.
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We're told they put a tracheal tube down his throat to clear the airway.
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Throat infections are on the rise and Inyani says the ancestral spirits are upset.
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I just slipped my dick down your throat and you thanked me for it.
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Bird flu symptoms are like those of the regular flu, fever, coughing, sore throat.
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Symptoms include fever and a sore throat, and the airway can sometimes become blocked.
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Pitch things too high, and a singer can do real damage to their throat.
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In 2014, militants broke into his house, tied him up and slit his throat.
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The common sexually transmitted disease can cause infections in the genitals, rectum, and throat.
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Hyperallergic also has an exclusive stream of his short film Ears, Nose and Throat.
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Here's an exclusive stream of Kevin Jerome Everson's 2016 short Ears, Nose and Throat.
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In 1995, someone slit her dog's throat and laid its body on her doorstep.
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And if you've got a sore throat, reach for the lozenges, not the lighter.
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HPV-related throat cancers are more common in men, but they also affect women.
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I eat my cottage cheese while working, and try to ignore my sore throat.
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In one case, officials say the men held a knife to a woman's throat.
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" The lesions often "extended into the mouth and throat and sometimes early death occurred.
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"I really loved bruises; I wanted to hold someone by the throat," Q said.
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The FluMist nasal spray may also cause a runny nose, sore throat, or cough.
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Canker sores are not contagious and tend to be inside the mouth or throat.
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"We will not engage in some cut-throat race to the bottom," he said.
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But then I felt water come in my head and go down my throat.
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You know when you feel it in your throat — that you're about to cry.
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It was almost nauseatingly rich; my throat contracted, and my eyes watered with pleasure.
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A police source said it appeared that the priest had had his throat slit.
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Guess how many spoonfuls of peanut oil it took to make Benji's throat close?
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One person was killed after his throat was slit, and two others were injured.
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IN THE CUT-THROAT realm of reality TV, "Wanted Down Under" is a survivor.
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In late 2013, Angélil underwent a procedure to remove a tumor from his throat.
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It also doesn't include her skillful miming of a slashed throat or finger gun.
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" Since an irritated throat makes matters worse, Castriotta suggests people "try to stop talking.
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Kepner had his hands amputated in 1999 after his strep throat infection caused sepsis.
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Ahem.. *clears throat* as a man, I take great pride in mastering ALL performances.
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But after the third one slides down my throat, I've already lost my appetite.
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Influenza virus causes an infection in the respiratory tract, or nose, throat and lungs.
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O for $662 million, adding heft to its ear, nose and throat (ENT) business.
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Don Young once pinned him against a wall with a knife to his throat.
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I read the stats and I feel bile in the back of my throat.
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"They got most of the throat cancer out," Dog told Us Weekly on Wednesday.
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In many industries, China's entrepreneurs face more cut-throat competition than their Western peers.
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All four children died of "severe lacerations to the throat," according to the affidavit.
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"I was fighting back a giant lump in my throat and tears," he said.
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That would make a big difference in this cut-throat and low-margin business.
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Gathering himself, he launched into a typically throat-tearing tirade against Italy's ruling elite.
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Symptoms include difficulty breathing, hives or swelling, tightness of the throat, nausea and vomiting.
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I buy throat lozenges, zinc, and vitamin C. This all totals up to $8.48.
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She threatened to cut her own throat and was committed to a psychiatric ward.
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Raiola died early Thursday after a difficult battle with throat, lung and brain cancer.
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It took several tries to cut the dog&aposs throat, according to the warrant.
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"How does your throat feel?" an occasional crew member would ask before the show.
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If looking good is the best revenge, Zago just got punched in the throat.
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She had been having throat pain and other ailments since moving into her dorm.
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TMZ reported that Danielsen allegedly grabbed Abraham by the throat and then hit her.
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"You definitely do look classy and sophisticated," he said, clearing his throat for emphasis.
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He denied the cancer, but did say he had a lump on his throat.
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I wanted to slit his throat or smother him with a pillow on tour.
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"Stewart Zimmel threatened to punch Ian Bowman in the throat," one push notification said.
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Emotion catching her throat, Davis promises to visit soon and that they'll go swimming.
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Then doctors found the tear in the back his throat using a CT scan.
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If they do, however, he slits the throat of someone on the rescuer's team.
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Beth had a cancerous tumor removed from her throat back in 2017 as well.
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You can almost feel him becoming a bigger star with each throat-slashing verse.
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The sounds of gunfire punctured the night, and an errant bullet punctured his throat.
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Mike gripped his throat on the way down and began to gasp for air.
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He is trying to shut down the voices of those Deep Throat–esque people.
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The surgery left my throat temporarily paralyzed and swallowing is a nearly impossible feat.
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I had bruises on my solar plexus and my throat was sore for weeks.
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"I had a lump in my throat when I first saw him," Baffert said.
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For hours at a time—day and night—he cleared his throat, going, 'Unnnn . . .
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While grocery shopping with my parents, I felt a small lump on my throat.
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He had fevers and chills, chest pain, a severe headache and a sore throat.
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Both the Lemierre's and the myocarditis were caused by this strep throat gone wild.
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Just for a little while you have to take your boot off his throat.
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The metallic taste of the sulphur dioxide lingers and irritates the eyes and throat.
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Mr. Trump was crammed down the public's throat because tabloid news sells these days.
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The global trading day still only truly begins when New York clears its throat.
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Another supporter posted a picture of a member of antifa having their throat cut.
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Bucklew's case is even more unusual because it primarily affects his mouth and throat.
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She would run her hand over her throat and think, Holy crap, it's gone.
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I won't have to – no one will have to stuff it down their throat.
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The online travel market is cut-throat, and brands struggle to keep people's attention.
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Diphtheria initially causes infected people to develop a sore throat, weakness, and swollen glands.
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But then a grey-colored mucus begins to cover the back or their throat.
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While chatting with a colleague via Skype, I cleared my throat and coughed twice.
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John McCain's throat -- and said guns should be used to shoot only the police.
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"The priest clears his throat and tells me it's time to go," she recalls.
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WATCH: White House says "dry throat" is to blame for Trump's slurred speech pic.twitter.
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HE'S TAKING -- LOOK, PRESIDENT OBAMA HAD A FOOT ON THE THROAT OF THE ECONOMY.
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When he was punched in the throat in gym class and could not breathe.
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Vines were six rapid seconds of fun, a flash of candy down a throat.
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A repeated sketch called "Leak-Crets," in which Colbert parodied Deep Throat, was limp.
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Under anesthesia, they would stick a tube down my throat and insert a catheter.
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Everyone wants to be your Deep Throat, but only under the cloak of anonymity.
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"I say I'm at your throat," he warns, bringing this chapter to a close.
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That is, until the throat-shredding, high flying frontman Paul'e'wog came along around 2010.
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It may have made my dreams "more intense," but it also burned my throat.
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It's almost like, if you ram it down your throat, I find it unattractive.
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My throat was sore and it seemed like I had the flu, or something.
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The frog-fly crawls sickeningly into the young girl's mouth and down her throat.
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Grande said the last-minute change was due to a throat and sinus infection.
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Likewise, some STDs—like HPV—can cause devastating cancers of the throat and genitals.
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Approximately 5% of lung and throat cancer deaths can be attributed to air pollution.
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Her throat is cut, so she can't really speak, but she does love vengeance.
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"I just felt a bit broken for a while," she said, clearing her throat.
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At first it was a light cough, as if she were clearing her throat.
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It wants it to be more coming from the throat, so it's rattling more.
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He saw himself working his thumbs into the hollow of the German spy's throat.
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In today's cut-throat political discourse, that may be too much to hope for.
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The Ryens' other child, Josh, had his throat slashed and was left for dead.
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Hempton teased Josh, who responded with exaggerated throat-clearing as he prepared a bluff.
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Some words, like "sin," now felt so negative that they lodged in my throat.
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You get this lump in your throat — which is a new thing for me!
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Every time I laid back, I could feel the acid going up my throat.
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Two salesmen pinned down Douglas, a teetotaling virgin, and poured Scotch down her throat.
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In 1979, Dr. John Epley, an ear, nose and throat specialist in Portland, Ore.
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He held the blade to Ned's throat while gloating about how untrustworthy he is.
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These guys, if they discussed anything else they would be at each other's throat.
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Gargling with salt water is a well-known way to soothe an achy throat.
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He overcame throat cancer in 210 and was fitted with a pacemaker in 214.
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Her critics made sympathetic remarks about her sore throat, then carried on criticizing her.
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Each time it was quickly followed by a terrifying sense of her throat closing.
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This modern-day Deep Throat and The New York Times have given me hope.
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And so then, that gave a stamp of approval to Deep Throat, Mark Felt.
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Fauci has claimed that he was trying to suppress coughing on a throat lozenge.
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I had a fever of 104 degrees, trouble breathing, and a severe sore throat.
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He traced a line on her throat, leaving a small scratch on her chin.
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The wife of one of Mr. Guzmán's allies had already had her throat slit.
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Health workers administer throat swabs using thick rubber gloves built into the chamber's walls.
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Cold lager sluicing near the back of my throat, I surveyed the final scene.
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The torque really kicks in around 25kmh, accompanied by a roar that's all throat.
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It can also cause body aches, coughing, nasal congestion, runny nose, and sore throat.
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"If they knew I talked to you, they would slit my throat," Olishwai warned.
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At one institution, he held a razor to a boy's throat and raped him.
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His throat cut, Lesandro stumbled toward St. Barnabas Hospital before he collapsed and died.
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Taylor cut his throat, according to the results of an autopsy released by Fisher.
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"That happened to me, and I had to elbow the gator in the throat."
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If the bosses have the workers by the throat, how can this be happening?
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At another point, he waves a machete and threatens to cut a captive's throat.
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We stared at each other; he swallowed, his Adam's apple jerking in his throat.
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A struggle in a bathroom led to a knife being placed against Kvitova's throat.
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Department officers earlier collected throat swabs from the batch to test for avian flu.
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It's a classic case of the state shoving its will down the city's throat.
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My heart jumped up to my throat, and my eyes grew hot with tears.
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His throat was slit, according to prosecutors, his head nearly cut from his body.
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She felt her throat getting scratchy and realized her straw was made from pasta.
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The second one had a "mildly sore throat and a minimal cough," Rothe said.
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Those two patients were also mildly ill with a minor sore throat and cough.
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His wife, the guitarist and composer Reg Bloor, said the cause was throat cancer.
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He said swabs were taken from the left and right side of his throat.
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His throat was bothering him, and he had a cup of tea at hand.
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A smiling, if meager, crowd of students in Northeastern sweatshirts roared in full throat.
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Symptoms of this new coronavirus include a fever, chills, headaches, and a sore throat.
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The associations were particularly strong for cancers of the mouth, throat, stomach and colon.
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Almost two weeks into my time in Ghana, my heart remains in my throat.
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Reading Morrison's words for the first time made my chest and my throat ache.
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And if you find yourself having a scratchy throat on the plane, don't panic.
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New York RHP Noah Syndergaard (strep throat) will make his scheduled start on Tuesday.
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But when I do it, the world wants to punch me in the throat.
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Runnels came up from behind Wiley and cut his throat with a trimming knife.
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Just to bring things full circle, Arya later uses it to slit Baelish's throat.
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The videos they sent from Syria showed them grabbing the world by the throat.
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With that stereotype went another: that tamale sellers were constantly at one another's throat.
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"I was stabbed in my throat in a street dispute years ago," he says.
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"I've never been a sickly person, but I did catch strep throat," Falcone said.
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The most common is group A streptococcus, the same germs responsible for strep throat.
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She has a chunk of seared tuna stuck in her throat the whole time.
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My fevers spiked above 104, sores lined my throat leaving me unable to swallow.
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For one thing, she had a sore throat, she said, and needed to rest.
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" She added, "Mark's current problems are connected to his throat, mouth/dental & respiratory system.
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When you sleep on your back, your tongue can loll back into your throat.
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PK: Let's stop the throat clearing, I'll let you go right to the podcast.
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In the fast-paced, cut-throat chicken industry, it's hard to set yourself apart.
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Let 2016 be a kick in your ass, not a boot on your throat.
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It's unclear what type of throat cancer Moran had, but the term is usually used to describe either cancer of the larynx (also known as the voicebox) or the pharynx (the upper portion of the throat, behind the mouth and nasal cavity).
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For people who have laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR), which is reflux that only presents symptoms in the throat like throat clearing and globus, it's even less clear what causes it, how to diagnose it, or if PPIs are effective at all in treating it.
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Clark apparently sustained an injury to his throat and banged his head on the floor.
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I watch the first episode at the fancy launch party, my heart in my throat.
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My throat is sore and I have a cough — my annual summer cold has arrived.
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The combined pharyngeal (throat) gonorrhea and chlamydia rate, however, remained level at around 20143 percent.
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But others made the point that — *clears throat* — things could have been a lot worse.
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O) hints that its cut-throat rivalry with U.S. ride-hailing rival Uber Inc (UBER.
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The bacteria that causes gonorrhea, Neisseria gonorrhoeae, can reside in your genitals, throat, and rectum.
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William met a former patient, Julie, who was treated at the hospital for throat cancer.
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The bullet (left) went through the pup's left eye and was lodged in his throat.
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When it's shoved down your throat every day for 24 years, you just stop caring.
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Insurance doesn't get you so much as a tongue depressor down the throat at Forward.
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Only the top three finishers qualify for the Olympics in the cut-throat U.S. trials.
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His 2009 LP By The Throat earned him a year-long mentorship with Brian Eno.
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Seeing him look for her in the house makes my heart catch in my throat.
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She also described an instance in which her father picked her up by the throat.
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When my agent emailed me to confirm the audition, my breath caught in my throat.
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Sansa finds him guilty of a number of crimes, leaving Arya to cut his throat.
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Beau growled at the newcomer, and for a moment, my heart was in my throat.
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There was a nasty aftertaste, including lingering sour notes in the back of my throat.
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I could feel it burning my throat, but I just wanted to write myself off.
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"This is actually the worm moving in the mouth or throat," the CDC website states.
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This book just might remind you of someone you want to punch in the throat.
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He nearly lost his life in 2001 when a bull pierced him in the throat.
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After you swallow, your throat begins to burn and you might start coughing or gagging.
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Arya slit his throat, the same way they slit her mother's, but it wasn't enough.
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My tone is cheerful, but a catch in my throat betrays how nervous I am.
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Does the overcrowded and cut-throat music streaming business have room for an additional player?
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Startled, I jump and feel a lump in my throat trying to hold back tears.
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Rarely, cutaneous leishmaniasis can also spread to the mouth, nose, and throat, causing mucosal leishmaniasis.
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Bombardier executives respond that in the cut-throat airliner world, negotiations always start far apart.
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Measles is an infection caused by a virus that lives in the nose and throat.
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There was a bristle in her throat that he was able to remove without surgery.
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I forgot to chug water last night and my throat feels like it's on fire.
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Beth has been battling again after learning her throat cancer had returned late last year.
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She holds a knife up to her throat, and kills herself in a full trance.
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Symptoms of the virus include fever, coughing, chills, headache, difficulty breathing, and a sore throat.
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Having an infected throat can later cause the STI to spread to another partner's genitals.
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But by summer's end, the malignant cells had attacked her throat, and finally her bones.
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Arya had to train to become the brutal killer who so casually slashed Littlefinger's throat.
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Instead, the scorching-hot arrow hit Stock in the throat with a fiery blast. Ouch.
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"Say another word about killing my brother, and I'll slit your throat," Arya tells Yara.
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