But we have to treat people that treat us well, we treat them well.
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Listening to this is a treat, so treat yo self.
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"If you can treat it, you treat it," she said.
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You don't treat allies the same way you treat opponents.
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Yervoy is approved to treat melanoma, Keytruda to treat melanoma and lung cancer, and Opdivo to treat melanoma, lung cancer and kidney cancer.
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This treat takes that world-famous mint-chocolate treat and combines it with mint-flavoredice creamand chocolate cookies for the ultimate summer treat.
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Used to treat diabetes Used to treat influenza Muscle relaxant Generic for Paxil, used to treat depression Generic for Zofran, used for nausea
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You look at how we treat passengers, how we treat drivers.
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Treat it like a main and it will treat you well.
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If you treat bears respectfully, they'll treat you the same way.
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I also occasionally treat myself to a treat of some sort.
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Clinical trials have found promising results regarding the efficacy of MDMA to treat PTSD, magic mushrooms to treat depression, and ketamine to treat OCD.
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"With heart disease we treat the heart, with lung disease we treat the lungs, with kidney disease we treat the kidney," one patient commented.
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I'd never treat baby me the way that I treat myself now!
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"I treat church just like I treat my girlfriends," one man said.
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Treat them with love and they will treat you with love back.
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Water is female — it's our obligation to treat this water with respect, to treat this land with respect, to treat our mother with due respect.
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"We treat the bull like we would treat a family member," says Rajasekaran.
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How we treat our bodies directly correlates to how we treat our souls.
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Selena Gomez continues to surprise her large fan base with treat after treat.
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How I treat my acne is probably different from how you treat yours.
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But it's hard to treat something when you don't know what to treat.
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"If you treat the horses well, they will treat you well," Dickinson said.
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And in order to treat some persons equally, we must treat them differently.
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It was originally researched to treat hypertension and then repurposed to treat angina.
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It now also has a better "treat flinging" mechanism and can support a wider variety of treat sizes than before, so you can better control treat portions.
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In a twist on the golden rule: treat yourself as you would treat others.
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Treat your body how you treat your skin and you will always feel good!
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They don't treat hair as an art form; they treat it as a trade.
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You treat us with dignity and respect, and I'll treat you with the same.
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In addition, methamphetamine is approved to treat obesity and d-amphetamine to treat narcolepsy.
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"If they treat me properly, I'm going to treat them properly," Mr. Trump said.
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You don't just treat the symptoms of a disease you treat the whole person.
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The way you treat Sarah Huckabee is horrible... You shouldn't treat people that way.
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Are you having to treat conditions that you didn't have to treat in peacetime?
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I treat anti-capitalist rioters in the same way I treat far-right rioters.
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But this month, make sure you treat them as well as they treat you.
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I can't treat him like a baby, so I treat him like a grown man.
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"You can't treat your partner any worse than you would treat a friend," she says.
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That's how you're supposed to treat boys," Arenas said ... "can't treat boys like little girls.
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"People will still treat themselves, as long as they get a quality treat," she says.
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But we have to treat Apple in a somewhat similar basis as we treat Samsung.
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To help ease their symptoms, treat your pet the same way you&aposd treat yourself.
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Let's welcome them in and treat them like we treat the rest of our neighbors.
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Faith is about how we treat ourselves and how we let the world treat us.
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People that treat us badly, we treat them much worse than they could ever imagine.
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"I think rather than trying to treat cystic fibrosis, or treat sickle cell, or treat hemophilia, it does make ethical sense to figure out ways to prevent it," he said.
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Among those with waivers, 72% were approved to treat up to 30 patients, while 22% could treat up to 100 patients and 6% could treat a maximum of 275 patients.
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They were reminding me to treat myself as well as I treat those closest to me.
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When you in front of a boss you treat them like one, like I treat YOU.
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" "We're simply asking to treat our family the same way that you would treat any family.
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"It's Trick-or-Treat time and this MAGA hat is definitely a treat!" the website states.
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Trick-or-treat. These states seem to prefer the treat, consuming the most calories on Halloween
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"People tend to treat other people in their lives better than they treat themselves," she said.
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We must treat addiction with the same urgency and compassion as we treat any other disease.
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Said another way, medtech companies treat customers as purchasers, while tech companies treat them as participants.
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Treat them like any other kid, because that's how you want other kids to treat them.
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We must treat it with the same urgency, humanity and compassion as we treat all diseases.
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They're either going to treat you that way or they're going to treat you extra special.
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It was unusual for me, because sometimes you treat stars different than you treat everybody else.
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"You have to treat it with care, just like you should treat your skin," she says.
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How to treat tachycardiaPhysicians treat tachycardia in a variety of ways, often involving critical lifestyle changes.
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He doesn't treat you right, just give me a chance and I'll treat you like a —.
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I witnessed and distributed the enormous amount of drugs the whales were doped up on: antibiotics to treat chronic infections, medication to treat ulcers and fungal infections, drugs to treat epilepsy.
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And our hope is actually that parents start thinking about how it really should just be a treat and can be a treat when they want it to be a treat.
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In this case, a single video has, within a relatively short time, already entered part of larger cultural conversations about how we treat work-from-home professionals, how we treat working parents, how we treat children, and even how we treat Asian women in interracial relationships.
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She says it's her treat, which I'd like to believe, but I'm not sure if it's "her treat" in the same way that Neil Lane engagement rings aren't anybody but ABC's treat.
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"We still find too many law enforcement jurisdictions who treat someone who's being trafficked… they treat them the way you would treat someone who's arrested," Rubio said at the Women Rule Summit.
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We treat them better than we treat ourselves, and there is nothing we wouldn't do for them.
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There's no camera, so we have to treat it more like an architect would treat his 'audience'.
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"You should not just treat depression, you should treat both things at the same time," he said.
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If this is how they treat kids I don't want to know how they treat the parents.
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Sometimes, he would treat me to dinner or I would treat him, but it felt very balanced.
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Trump says he wants people to treat him like North Koreans treat Kim Jung Un. Really. pic.twitter.
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"Treat them well and whistleblowers are assets – treat them poorly and they will become liabilities," he concluded.
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Sometimes during the day they're looking for a treat, and they know that confection is a treat.
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For this reason, we cannot treat opioid addiction like we treat other common addictions, but we do.
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But the problem is, you can control your statistics by how you treat and who you treat.
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A better, and safer, way to treat pain The consensus is clear: Cannabis can effectively treat pain.
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I treat my posts the same way I treat every other marketing asset: I measure and iterate.
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PIRRO: Is there a difference between the way they treat liberals and the way they treat Republicans.
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Because the way they treat me, that's peanuts compared to the way they treat me. Okay. Immigration.
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"I think it's a bad idea to treat hallucinogens like we treat cocaine or cannabis," Kleiman said.
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We need not treat the speech of chatbots with the same reverence that we treat human speech.
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It's how you would treat your children, and how you should treat people who you're working with.
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So we'll be able to say this is something you should treat, just like you treat hypertension.
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The way you treat Sarah Huckabee is horrible and the way you treat other people are horrible.
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The group is there to treat the illness, not the patient, who learns how to treat himself.
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The treat-tossing functionI opened the video feed and pressed the button to shoot out a treat.
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"Treat people with love, treat people with compassion, and I will do the same for you," she said.
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It was approved initially approved to treat kidney cancer and was approved to treat liver cancer in 2007.
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There are laws governing how they have to treat asylum seekers — and how they have to treat families.
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But they were in for a real treat… and by treat, I mean treating me and my girls.
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You know, we all work really hard, and if you want to treat yourself, you should treat yourself.
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"You never treat the area of pain; we treat the point that corresponds to it," Dr. Stecco says.
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He makes it OK for people to treat one another the way he seems to treat, well, everyone.
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The issue is not that our trading partners treat the U.S. unfairly, they just treat other countries better.
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Europe, Canada, and Mexico are not China, and you don't treat allies the same way you treat opponents.
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You could always treat one too good, it was said, but you could never treat one too bad.
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"But we have to treat Apple on a somewhat similar basis as we treat Samsung," the president added.
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"But we have to treat Apple on a somewhat similar basis as we treat Samsung," the president added.
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"Treat them like you would treat yourself, always respectful and understanding that you're a family," he tells Glassdoor.
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The world will see you the way you see you, and treat you the way you treat yourself.
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I treat my books like I treat my shoes: The more I love them, the shoddier they become.
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Nuplazid is only approved to treat Parkinson's Disease Psychosis, or PDP, and is not approved to treat dementia.
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To treat the disease, the companies exclusively offer propranolol, a beta-blocker approved to treat high blood pressure.
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"People who use hypnosis clinically should use it to treat something they are already licensed to treat," he says.
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" The premise of the visualisation exercise is simple: "treat all women like you would treat Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
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And it's not just problems with how their companies sometimes treat them, it's also with how they treat consumers.
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They treat themselves Pack a small treat with your lunch, Jones recommends, like a few squares of dark chocolate.
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"They treat their food product almost like they would treat a software application," he says of the nutrient gloop.
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"We will treat this content the same way we treat all misinformation on Instagram," a Facebook spokesperson told Mashable.
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While the instructions say to treat hair for five minutes, Witherspoon likes to treat her hair while she sleeps.
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You can treat the lips with this procedure, you can bring the skin down and treat under the eyes.
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Treat spills and stains as they happen or use a stain removal pen to treat stains right before washing.
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How they treat their classmates and how they treat their neighbors is a down payment on our collective future.
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It's important to treat the skin under your arms similar to how you'd treat the skin on your face.
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How we treat one another, and how our institutions treat us, affects how long and how well we live.
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My favorite example of this is the "golden rule": Treat others the way you want them to treat you.
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I treat them all with dignity, but treat them as a person with an illness, which they do have.
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The medicines include two doses of epinephrine, one to treat severe allergic reactions and one to treat cardiac arrest; atropine, which is used to treat a slow heart rate; dextrose, to raise dangerously low blood sugar in people with diabetes; and lidocaine, to treat irregular heart rhythms but rarely used these days.
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And I used to think to myself, "Well, I'm going to treat this woman, or this man, or this other person, the same as I would treat a friend," because I want to treat everybody equally.
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So it's very rewarding and almost in every patient, it changes the way we can treat them and the confidence with which we can treat them and also the aggressiveness with which we can treat patients.
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Even if you're generally healthy, I wouldn't recommend more than one Impossible or one Beyond burger every other day; treat them as a treat, just as you should treat actual burgers, and you should be fine.
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In other words, the way you treat your car should be no different than the way you treat your body.
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Or are they going to treat InfoWars the same way they're going to treat the New York Times and BuzzFeed?
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Shouldn't I treat a woman the way I treat a man for bugging me?" and I would be like, "No.
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Just be sure to treat you the way a four-star hotel would treat you: with something (quite literally) sweet.
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TPP members must treat digital content from other TPP members the same way as they treat their own digital content.
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While the name evokes consternation for good reason, deciding whether to treat or not treat prostate cancer can be maddening.
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Instead of feeling ashamed of our fixation, let's treat it the same way psychologists recommend we treat all our obsessions.
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Treat people the way you want them to treat you — let them know what they need to be working on.
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That is why you should always be kind and treat others better than you would want someone to treat you.
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Because in many ways they're still kids, but adults tend to treat them the way they treat themselves: as adults.
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"It turned out that people treat a computer not unlike the way they would treat each other," Dr. Breazel said.
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To allow someone's religion to dictate what we study, what we treat, and who we treat is so un-American.
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" — and treat the guest&aposs arrival as a singularly delightful treat: "Oh, this is your first time in New York?
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The new regulation requires that electric grid operators pay and treat storage operations similarly to how they treat power plants.
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Many employers are already pushing the boundaries of who they treat as employees and who they treat as independent contractors.
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It's about something fundamental — how we treat the less fortunate, how we treat the people who believe in the promise.
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"You can't treat Puerto Rico differently than you can treat the other states that need the help ... Stop the politics, treat everyone equally and the bill will pass like a hot knife through butter," Schumer told reporters.
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You treat it like a real acting role, you treat it like a stage play, you give it a full performance.
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It assumes that, if you treat your followers the way you would want a leader to treat you, they'll be happy.
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That includes how tech companies treat private citizens and use their data, as well as how people treat each other online.
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If we want guys to treat women differently, we need to focus on how [young] boys and girls treat each other.
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It will probably treat that amount as taxable income; it is not a certainty that it will treat it as such.
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It's a bad way to treat any trading partner, and it's certainly not the way we should treat our close friends.
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"They certainly would treat a prisoner with cancer, they treat a prisoner with diabetes, or other chronic conditions," Ferguson reportedly said.
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"We are going to treat China the way we are going to treat other people," Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin told reporters.
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" Facebook says it won't arbitrarily remove the videos, but will treat them "the same way we treat all misinformation on Instagram.
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His own golden rule went one step further, he said: treat people the way you'd want them to treat your mother.
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I've always striven to practice feminist ideals and treat women with the same respect and equality with which I treat men.
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But it also creates space for bias — conscious and unconscious — in how we treat patients and how we treat one another.
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"It's about whether or not you treat an individual with respect, or whether you treat them as an object," Johnson added.
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What's especially striking is the contrast between the way we treat our children and the way we treat our senior citizens.
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Haspel surely knows that how we treat detainees is how foreign countries will treat our detainees; she was one of them.
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They treat clients well, but they come in here and treat their employees poorly, and they create a lot of negativity.
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Third I would say is treat your team with respect and treat your users with respect and good things will happen.
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But we treat it like it's not the Democratic National Committee; we treat it like it's the Democratic Presidential National Committee.
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The Trump regime hasn't been shy about fighting back when people make fun of them or treat them as they treat others.
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Blake is just such a kind person, and when you treat everybody with respect, people are going to treat you with respect.
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Large trials with drugs like ketamine or psilocybin to treat depression, or MDMA to treat PTSD have been conducted, with promising results.
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Regeneron is betting on two key treatments – Dupixent to treat eczema and sarilumab to treat rheumatoid arthritis – to diversify its revenue stream.
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The Swiss-based manufacturer in recent months received federal approval for Mayzent to treat multiple sclerosis and RTH258 to treat eye disease.
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We need to mobilize the entire country to treat our veterans and treat them with much more respect than they get today.
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We know some people treat their dogs like royalty, but we didn't realize that some people actually treat their dogs like God!
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Allergan's biggest products are Botox, used to treat wrinkles and medical conditions such as migraine headaches, and Restasis to treat dry eye.
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" One particularly generous woman wrote, "If you come to my house on trick or treat you get a treat -No Age Limit!
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Valentine's Day comes first, so women set the bar for who receives a treat as well as the caliber of the treat.
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Treat this as a wake up call, and then treat the underlying culture that made this possible, inevitable even, not the symptoms.
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She recommends a simple strategy for exercising self-compassion: Treat yourself as you would treat a colleague or friend who has failed.
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The treat is coated in liquid nitrogen, allowing those who eat the treat to blow "smoke" out of their nose and mouth.
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I used to treat my dating apps the same way I'd treat trips to the gym — as a means to an end.
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Most importantly, they don't need liquid assets and they treat investments similarly to how you might treat a pension plan for retirement.
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If you treat losing as a sin you'll never win, if you treat failure as a learning experience then you've gained something.
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She recommends a simple strategy for exercising self-compassion: Treat yourself as you would treat a colleague or friend who has failed.
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Although there are no drugs approved to treat Raynaud's, calcium channel blockers, commonly used to treat high blood pressure, can be helpful.
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We treat animals the same way we treat gasoline, and slaughter them in ways that plenty of people consider to be inhumane.
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"The most impactful lesson I learned from going to therapy was to treat myself like I'd treat my best friend," she said.
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The cautious note is intriguing: Ms. Shah suggests that the real danger with pandemics is that humans often start to treat them as mere inconveniences, rather than crises (which is how many Africans treat malaria and many Americans treat the flu).
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The drugs, which are used to treat malaria, lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, are not approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat the coronavirus, and experts emphasize that the medication should not be ingested to prevent or treat the disease.
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But, also, let's be honest, no one probably does, so you should probably treat these as a personalized list to treat yo' self.
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The law also says that employers must treat pregnant workers the same way they would treat others with a similar ability to work.
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Sometimes the best way to treat addiction is to treat the other stuff around it, especially for people coming from complex, traumatic situations.
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Without fearing pass, teams treat Hill much like they'd treat a Wildcat quarterback, crowding the line and selling out to stop the run.
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Treatment for brown recluse spider bites will be targeted for specific symptoms, such as antibiotics to treat infection or antihistamines to treat itching.
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Just as heart doctors treat heart problems and lung doctors treat lung problems, palliative care treats the suffering that results from serious illness.
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Those commitments just have to be to make the world better and to treat everyone fairly and to treat one's political opponents fairly.
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As Jazz ate treat after treat, the woman continued to go on about how she couldn't understand why the dog was so hungry.
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The essence of Christianity is his exhortation that people treat the sick, the hungry, the poor, the imprisoned as they would treat him.
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To see why, consider the very case often used to illustrate how bizarrely we treat guns: how we treat car ownership and operation.
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Opioids are often prescribed to treat a patient's pain, while benzodiazepines are often prescribed to treat associated symptoms like anxiety and sleep disorders.
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"At a high level, when we treat drivers well they treat passengers well I think that's pretty core to our success," Rapaport told Recode.
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I knew she was so suspicious of people by then, so I would almost treat her the way I know some people treat me.
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" An Instagram spokesperson told CNN Business on Tuesday that the site will treat the video "the same way we treat all misinformation on Instagram.
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It ends with some advice on how to be alone: In a twist on the golden rule: treat yourself as you would treat others.
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The symptoms of seasonal influenza viruses and H7N2 are similar, and medications that treat seasonal influenza also treat infections due to the H7N2 virus.
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In May, Bavencio was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat bladder cancer and in March to treat Merkel cell carcinoma.
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In the game, you play as a Rice Crispy Treat (uh, a Crisp Rice treat, for fear of trademark) with squiggle arms and legs.
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"This case shows that you can't treat cities the way you treat some corporation that you might just sort of sell off," Kildee said.
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"High-performing institutions often treat the two-year student the way they treat a rising junior who's been there since freshman year," Wyner said.
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As smart devices take over the home, most consumers will treat them in the same way that they treat the dumb devices they're replacing.
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Either way, a few thousand lucky prairie dogs are in for a treat—at least until they become the treat for their nasty neighbors.
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Liang sees the world as both innocent and complicated, and that it will treat humans with the very attitude with which they treat it.
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Researchers hope to use Crispr to treat a number of genetic diseases, and it has already been used experimentally to treat sickle-cell anemia.
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These are cars, trucks, and SUVs that are right in that sweet spot: cars that treat you as well as they treat your budget.
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While there is research that opioids effectively treat acute pain, the evidence on whether opioid painkillers can treat chronic pain is weak at best.
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Levothyroxine is used to treat hypothyroidism, and indomethacin is used treat stiffness and pain from osteoarthritis, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
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These cells could treat astronauts who experience heart abnormalities and be used to treat people and children with cardiac diseases and disorders on Earth.
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While there is research that opioids effectively treat acute pain, the evidence on whether opioid painkillers can treat chronic pain is weak at best.
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What that particular pastor said is not reflective of our community and the way we treat ourselves and the way we treat our citizens.
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In the more than two decades since bisphosphonates were introduced, "we've learned a lot about how to treat and whom to treat," he said.
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Don't treat your spouse like a coworker You might be sharing an office, but don't treat your spouse as your work coach, advised Katzman.
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Tentative evidence has also begun to surface relating to the use of LSD "microdosing" to treat mood disorders and ibogaine to treat narcotics addictions.
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Honestly, if you can't treat yourself on a random Tuesday for literally no reason at all, when can you treat yourself, am I right?
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"They treat foreigners badly around the world, and in general they treat Russians twice as badly," he once told the Russian business paper Vedomosti.
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The sources she cites do say that vibrators were used to treat over 300 hundred diseases, one of which was hysteria, but they never said that vibrators should be used on the clitoris to treat hysteria—or to treat any other disease for that matter.
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" Krista Contreras' message in the new PSA is simple: "We're simply asking to treat our family the same way that you would treat any family.
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That's the only way that people trust you that you're gonna treat them the same as the other people because you treat everyone the same.
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It's how my coworkers and I treat the people coming to us for care, and it's how I expect both campaigns to treat them, too.
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We all love a treat sometimes, and I'm not arguing with that, but when a treat becomes an everyday occurrence, that's when the problems start.
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Out of more than 74,000 votes, 93% say Trump does not treat people in his administration fairly, while 7% say he does treat them fairly.
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If you look at the studies, the exercises that are prescribed to treat it, or attempt to treat it, are completely opposite of each other.
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This approach is also common-sense: how we treat our children when they are young determines how they will treat us when they grow up.
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The way you treat the women characters in your film, it gives away your feelings about that topic – whether you treat them frivolously or not.
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Second, the pressure was placed on physicians to treat pain as one would treat an abnormal vital sign (rating of pain became a common question).
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Taitano, who is from Guam, said she was raised to treat her elders with respect so it hurt to see them treat Phillips so badly.
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In today's society a vast majority of people are focused on themselves and how others should treat them, not about how they should treat others.
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President Donald Trump wrongly suggested yesterday that a "very powerful" drug used to treat malaria, lupus and rheumatoid arthritis had been approved to treat coronavirus.
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I urged him to not be afraid of interacting with white people and to treat them the same way he would treat our family members.
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While antipsychotics are commonly used to treat conditions like bipolar and schizophrenia, they can also be used to treat anxiety and PTSD, causes of fibromyalgia.
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Founders have a sixth sense for who is going to treat them like a peer and who is going to treat them like an employee.
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Banks could also treat the money that customers are taking out the same way they treat other credit — by charging an interest rate on it.
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I can't speak for how they manage and treat their data, but we're very careful about how we treat the data that we have access to.
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And much like every holy temple I treat it with respect and that's how you should treat the Alamo Drafthouse, because it's a temple to movies.
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" "(Are you) going to treat healthy kids who need quality health care the same way you're going to treat a disabled individual or an older individual?
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If you treat your money like you treat yourself – with repeated care, mind, body and soul – you'll see the speed at which your return does increase.
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And she doesn't treat me differently than any other client, so I don't think she would allow anyone to treat me differently than any other client.
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She's obsessive about it; the hysteria feels performative, as if Candy's pointing out the obvious difference between how women treat violence and how men treat violence.
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"The force of history — of patriarchy — has informed not only how men see and treat women, but how women treat themselves," as NBC's Bianco puts it.
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Marmar thinks CBD, if proven to be effective, could treat a broad range of psychological conditions, similar to how antibiotics treat all kinds of bacterial infections.
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"We talk a lot about how society treats us and men treat us, but we don't focus enough on how we treat each other," she explains.
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In some cases, the brands promote drugs to treat conditions other than those a drug was approved to treat, a practice known as off-label use.
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In addition to knowing what treat meals are worth incorporating into your plan, it's important to know how much of that treat will work for you.
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"Medication to treat gonorrhea has been around for decades but the bacteria has grown resistant to nearly every drug ever used to treat it," it said.
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"We are already seeing resistance to mycoplasma genitalium because we are using antibiotics that treat chlamydia very well but doesn't treat mycoplasma very well," Lawton said.
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But yeah, we're a band, and we treat our drum machines and synthesizers in the same way we treat playing live instruments, we're always manipulating them.
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To treat the earth as a canvas for one's own creation is little different than to treat its minerals as cash pouring from a natural ATM.
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But, as our study demonstrates, this Amazonian sacred plant has the potential to be used safely and effectively to treat even the hardest to treat depression.
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The bees who had the treat were quicker to go to a door that had an ambiguous color than the bees who didn't get the treat.
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"The Democrats want to treat the illegals with health care and other things better than they treat the citizens of our country," Trump told reporters Monday.
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It also gave us time to let people know that a touchstone of our show is to treat veterans with respect, to treat weapons with respect.
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Treat yourself to a box of sponge candy, an airy, crunchy treat made with caramelized sugar and covered in chocolate that's a Western New York specialty.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if they treat the animals better than they treat us," said Jeremy Espinal, 20, an employee at a Chipotle in Greenwich Village.
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Johnson & Johnson had stopped selling pelvic mesh to treat that condition in 2012, but it and other manufacturers still sell similar products to treat urinary incontinence.
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JB: So the strategy to treat PTSD is slightly different than systematic desensitization, that's called exposure therapy, and that's basically when you've got trauma, one of the ways to treat that is to bring people back to the traumatic event so you can then treat it.
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As one audience member reasoned, if the purveyors of art continue to treat art as an asset class, then governments should treat it as such and regulate.
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The roasting, rolling, pouring, and packaging is as much a treat for the eyes as a XOXO Chocolate Bar is a treat for the tastebuds — well, almost.
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"One of the core things, with the hardcore, 'one percent' clubs is that they'll treat you the way you treat them, but three times back," he said.
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In fact, a doctor can prescribe buprenorphine without a special waiver if the purpose is to treat pain, but not if the purpose is to treat addiction.
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Note here that while the law does not treat non-dependent children as the equivalent of their parents, it does treat spouses as equivalents of each other.
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That means that if you're flying solo to get your coffee kick, you can treat yourself to an actual treat along with your holiday-appropriate coffee drink.
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"When you think about how parents treat children, they don't treat each child equally," said Suzanne L. Shier, chief wealth planning and tax strategist at Northern Trust.
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"The oversight board needs to be configured in a way that does not treat Puerto Rico as less than we would want to treat Maryland," Hoyer said.
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WE'RE GOING TO TREAT CHINA THE WAY WE'RE GOING TO TREAT OTHER PEOPLE AND TO THE EXTENT THAT WE WERE WORRIED ABOUT TRANSACTIONS, WE WILL BLOCK THEM.
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Part of a larger movement to reform not just the way we treat animals,but the way we treat the world we live on and each other.
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It's used by many to treat pain, depression, insomnia, and anxiety, and the FDA even recently approved a CBD-based drug to treat some forms of epilepsy.
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Our problem is not that we fail to treat people who use drugs as criminals; it's that we fail to treat them as people with health needs.
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That is, don't just treat those who are sick; find and test their household members, neighbors, classmates and colleagues — and then treat the ones who test positive.
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However, the use of these drugs to treat the infection they were intended to treat has waned over the past decades, said Searle, who studies malaria transmission.
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CBD has been clinically proven to treat anxiety at very high doses, reduce inflammation, and treat epilepsy, but it's not quite the miracle supplement it's marketed as.
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Please use this Advent season to prepare for the celebration of Jesus being born and always, always treat others the way Jesus would want you to treat them.
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There are other ways you can treat yourself after a run in the sweltering heat: "I always find a popsicle is a great post-run treat," Kann says.
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I'm working with my doctors, taking it one day at a time, and trying to remember to treat myself like I advise others to treat their depressed partners.
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I get overwhelmed by all of the choices, so all I buy is a fancy frosted treat shaped like Vermont (as her adoption treat) and some cat treats.
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"If you don't treat it like a gross, icky, weird, evil thing, they don't treat it like a gross, icky, weird, evil thing," Hennessy said in an interview.
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"If you can't treat the people closest to you with respect, I don't trust you to treat the American people with respect," a former staffer told the site.
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But there's no evidence that the supplements can actually prevent or treat thyroid disease, and we have plenty of other (evidence-based) ways to treat those conditions anyway.
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"[We] treat them with the appropriate antibiotics — Hibiclens [for the skin] — and we treat their noses, because they normally have staph carriage in their nose," Dr. Grossman said.
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Under medical supervision, fentanyl is used as a painkiller, to treat severe pain, to manage pain after surgery, or to treat those suffering from chronic or cancer pain.
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That's why, Galloway argues, we need to be careful when connecting to Wi-Fi networks in Airbnbs, and just treat them like we treat airport or Starbucks connections.
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I thought the content in and of itself was so potentially controversial that I wanted to just treat their lives the way you would treat anybody else's life.
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For instance, a couple of years ago it issued Order 745, which said that RTOs have to treat demand-response aggregators the same way they treat power plants.
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What we're using to treat the novel coronavirusBlake Dodge reports that we're running short on inhalers as hospitals need them to treat coronavirus patients experiencing shortness of breath.
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Johnson & Johnson had stopped selling pelvic mesh to treat that condition in 2012, but it and other manufacturers still sell similar products to treat urinary incontinence in women.
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While NAD+ treatments have been used to treat conditions like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, it isn't conventionally used to treat the effects of addiction like in Bieber's case.
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We can train the police and the courts abroad to treat sexual violence cases more seriously, and hospitals and clinics to treat victims with more professionalism and compassion.
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It's a simple concept — treat yourself as kindly as you would treat a friend who needs support — but it's one that most people find exceedingly difficult to adopt.
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The researchers found the most frequently prescribed anticholinergic drugs were antidepressants, drugs to treat vertigo, motion sickness or vomiting and bladder antimuscarinic drugs, such as to treat overactive bladder.
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You could possibly treat any underlying problems — maybe they're drinking because they're anxious or because they have trauma, and maybe if you treat those they'll rely on alcohol less.
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"When I feel like this I remind myself of the things I preach to others — that I should treat myself how I would treat my daughter Mia," Skye says.
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" Of the incident, Elledge tells PEOPLE she would tell the couple to, "treat more people with respect, and to treat others exactly the way you want to be treated.
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Not as a rule — from time to time, I've done what a lot of men do, which is … when you don't treat women the same way you treat men.
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Still, the fact that "animal law" seems to focus exclusively on how people treat them, rather than how animals treat themselves, is a tacit acknowledgment of a moral distinction.
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Its position in you chart indicates how you treat your lovers, how you like them to treat you, and your personality quirks that only emerge while between the sheets.
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"When I feel like this I remind myself of the things I preach to others — that I should treat myself how I would treat my daughter Mia," she said.
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Here's the treat machine in action: Look at that lil guy's confusion, being all disrupted from rolling around on the carpet, and then look at his satisfaction post-treat!
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Some passengers traveling through Denver International Airport this holiday season are in for a treat—or what amounts to a treat in today's high-throughput, high-stress security environment.
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Over the last half century, the nature of the work that many vets do has changed: While a majority used to treat farm animals, they now treat companion animals.
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"He asked that we treat her album like we would treat his," said Jim Novak, the store's music buyer, who had known Ms. Hill to be around town regularly.
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This departure from established norms has manifested itself in how our leaders treat law enforcement investigations and how our leaders have used law enforcement officers to repugnantly treat outsiders.
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If you treat it the way you treat other ceramics like coffee mugs and plates, it won't break — just be careful with it and don't smash it against anything.
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A hyperbaric chamber at the hospital—first installed to treat scuba divers with the bends—has been requisitioned to treat diabetics in danger of losing their limbs to amputation.
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We need a way to treat them, while also recognizing that failure to treat the small share who might be violent can lead to tragedies like suicide and murder.
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"I don't think migrants are going to be the first priority when the Mexican government starts making decisions about who to treat and who not to treat," Janeway said.
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Think treat-filled rubber chew toys (like Kongs stuffed with peanut butter), treat-dispensing balls, and durable squeaker toys for dogs, and crinkle balls and chirping toys for cats.
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It costs an average of about $10,000 a year to treat children, and about $30,000 a year to treat adults, for complications like pain crises, organ damage and strokes.
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"Our city employment professionals strongly advised that we should treat the chief like we would treat any other employee and protect his medical information," he said in an interview.
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I'd much rather treat someone's high blood pressure than have to treat something like a disabling stroke, which requires costly long-term care as well as expensive hospital care.
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In 1989, it won approval for the first recombinant human erythropoietin drugs to treat anemia in people with chronic kidney failure, and later to treat anemia in HIV patients.
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Russia -- and China -- treat dissent much more harshly.
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They treat it like — — A guilty pleasure, right?
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We don't treat the fathers, sons and brothers of crime victims that way, we don't treat the fathers, sons and brothers of members of our military that way, we don't treat the fathers, sons and brothers of police officers or lab employees that way, and we don't treat the fathers, sons or brothers of missing persons that way, even though we have DNA databases for all those groups of people as well.
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The antibody would be able to treat all varieties of HIV – a first, Chen said - as there is no one vaccine to treat the many different types of HIV viruses.
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However, buprenorphine can also be prescribed to deal with chronic pain, and the study wasn't able to determine which users were trying to treat their dependency versus to treat pain.
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I mean, I am a doctor, as you said, and I treat disease, I don&apost treat symptoms, and the disease of what we&aposre facing is not just terrorism.
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In the US, patients spend about $15 billion to treat these ulcers, and so understanding how best to treat them could both help people and save a lot of money.
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Not as a rule, [but] from time to time I've done what a lot of men do, which is … when you don't treat women the same way you treat men.
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The results suggest that doctors who use blood tests from Theranos may decide to treat patients for conditions they don't have — or fail to treat patients who need their help.
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WBC is frequently used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, chronic pain, and other physical ailments, but it's also being used to treat conditions like depression, anxiety, and even obesity.
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"Extreme blistering or symptoms of dehydration require a visit with a doctor who can examine, assess, and treat the symptoms and, in severe cases, treat the dehydration," Dr. Stevenson says.
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But a drug originally developed to treat osteoporosis may soon help those who want to treat or even reverse baldness, according to research published Tuesday in the journal PLOS Biology.
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"The idea was: antidepressants treat depression, therefore depression is caused by some kind of abnormality that antidepressants treat," said Eva Redei, a professor and researcher in psychiatry at Northwestern University.
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But with my son, I worry that I'll be too cold to him—that I'll treat him too much like I treat the prisoners—so I shelter and smother him.
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The illustrious treat isn't just sought after by 192015-something Oakland natives on the cusp of grandparenthood—local journalists have been writing tributes to the treat as late as 2010.
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A new study offers important information to men who are facing difficult decisions about how to treat prostate cancer in its early stages, or whether to treat it at all.
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Perhaps observers should treat the candidates' plans to spend trillions combating climate change the same way they treat Republican promises to outlaw abortion: as flag-planting rather than concrete policy.
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Most probably the bank would treat the British economy the way that you should treat an aquaplaning car—neither stepping too hard on the gas nor slamming on the brakes.
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In April, an F.D.A. advisory panel unanimously agreed to recommend the drug's approval to treat two rare and hard-to-treat forms of epilepsy, Lennox-Gastaut syndrome and Dravet syndrome.
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Where I feel the real time racks up is when I treat Instagram as an activity the way I treat TV (thank you IGTV) — an Insta-binge if you will.
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There's experiences that you can create that can maybe put people in other people's shoes to realize maybe they can treat people differently, think differently about how they treat people.
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I'll admit, it took some time for our dog Georgia to get used to the treat launcher, and the light mechanical noises it makes as it prepares to launch a treat.
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The key to contentment is to treat your family with the same respect with which you'd treat the public, Mr. Brolin summarized three days later in the Baccarat Hotel in Midtown.
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"People don't know what to believe, buy, if they should treat it, if they shouldn't treat it, or if they're too vain going to a doctor for that," Dr. Senna says.
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"If you can imagine that you have a nice cousin that you say you treat well and keep chained up — if that's how you treat family, that's pretty bizarre," he said.
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"Fair means we treat our trading partners the way they treat us," Cohn told a conference on the sidelines of the IMF and World Bank's spring meetings in Washington on Thursday.
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Donald Trump just dropped in on his pals at Fox & Friends to say he hopes that one day the American people will treat him like North Koreans treat Kim Jong-un.
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The pace of innovation in 2019 and the competition we face from the rest of the world mean we cannot treat entrepreneurialism in the same manner we treat stable, traditional industries.
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Rather, it makes demands on the way we structure new immigration policy, the way we treat those who seek refuge and safety, and how we treat those already in our country.
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As I've argued before at the Stone, it's a mistake to treat sexual-orientation discrimination as exactly like racial discrimination — just as it's a mistake to treat it as entirely dissimilar.
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One assumes that God's plan includes the biblical admonition to treat the bedraggled, the poor, the hungry — "the least of these brothers and sisters of mine" — as you would treat him.
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Technocratic, centrist policies, like the private health insurance exchanges in Obamacare, are doomed to fail if Republicans treat them the same way that they would treat government expansions — with complete opposition.
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Go out there and treat yourself — and your lips.
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Someone whom I love & treat like a little sister.
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An ear of corn — a delicious theme park treat.
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Anything for a treat, little squirrel — we salute you.
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" She added, "You don't have to treat us special.
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According to The New York Times, the FDA recommended approving Epidiolex to treat Lennox-Gastaut syndrome and Dravet syndrome, two rare forms of epilepsy that are among the most difficult to treat.
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It was her job to treat the symptoms, she said, but she began wondering if she was being the best doctor she could be if she wasn't trying to treat the cause.
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So the fact is we have to treat this like -- even if we domed America right now, we&aposve already have it here, so we have to treat it like a disease.
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The drug is indicated to treat patients two years and older with Dravet Syndrome and Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome, rare forms of epilepsy that emerge during childhood and can be difficult to treat.
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These days we barely have the infrastructure to treat the population for diseases they already have, let alone to pre-emptively treat every possible condition that a patient may one day develop.
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Basically, it said that RTOs, when organizing competitive auctions in wholesale markets, have to treat a megawatt of avoided energy use — a negawatt — the same way they treat a megawatt of energy.
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To treat this patient, Elist had to make a small incision along the foreskin to open it up, let the patient urinate, and then they were able to treat the yeast infection.
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There's no reason to treat incredibly fragile sticks the same we treat hands and fingers, which I'm told are also fragile (but which can't be replaced by quickly skating to the bench).
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However, there is a push by regulators to get newer antibiotics into the market, with a number of infections growing harder to treat as older antibiotics to treat them become less effective.
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How to treat pregnancy acneIf you're looking to treat your acne while you're still pregnant, Campbell says to discuss treatment options with your obstetrician, even if they're just over-the-counter products.
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"Our officers are professional, they treat everyone the same; our policy is to treat everyone with respect and dignity, but I can't comment on specific accusations at this time," she tells MUNCHIES.
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The most recent unicorn treat that has us falling in love with those bright colors all over again might be the best one yet because it involves a favorite sweet treat, ice cream.
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Everything is split up into projects and tasks, so you could treat family members as projects, or have "work" and "personal" projects, or just treat everything in your life as one huge project.
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First synthesised in Germany and introduced after the second world war to treat pain, methadone was widely used in America after the Vietnam war, to treat soldiers who returned home addicted to heroin.
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The drug is indicated to treat patients two years old and older with Dravet Syndrome and Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome, rare forms of epilepsy that emerge during childhood and can be difficult to treat.
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And we have to question why we treat grown ass men like they're children deserving of our forgiveness and then some but treat women like they should've known better the first time around.
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Al Sharpton is calling out Floyd Mayweather ... saying his recent comments on the way "real men" treat women are total CRAP ... and giving Money a little lesson on how to treat the ladies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There is only one way to treat petulant players, such as Australia's Bernard Tomic, who call for a medical time out to treat a fake injury — expose them to public humiliation.
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Developers and ISPs work hard to earn and maintain their customers' trust and have been excellent practitioners of data's golden rule: treat customer data in the same manner they treat their own data.
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Think about it this way: A single treat or meal will not derail your diet, but your response to eating the treat can cause you to lose control and fall off the wagon.
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"It will allow people living with HIV in Botswana to have access to dolutegravir as part of a national test and treat initiative, locally referred to as the 'Treat All' program," he said.
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And as much as I appreciate the film's message of thinking twice about how we treat others, its commentary on mental illness makes it look like it's something to fear rather than treat.
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If we are serious about addressing the opioid epidemic, we will treat the brain the same way we treat any other organ in the body – with medication that has been proven to work.
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The practice is often legal in the U.S. If companies "treat their nonpregnant employees terribly, they have every right to treat their pregnant employees terribly as well," a New York congressman told us.
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There are two antibiotics that researchers have found make birth control pills less effective: griseofulvin, an antifungal used to treat athlete's foot and ringworm, and rifampicin, which is typically used to treat tuberculosis.
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It's just as important to show how women interact and treat each other in the workplace as it is to show how women and men interact and treat each other in the workplace.
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You consciously treat proteins and their carrier microbes exactly as people unconsciously treat disease microbes when blasting them willy-nilly with antibiotics: You encourage the microbes to rise to the challenge, adapt, survive.
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How we treat each other is based not only on our interpersonal interactions, but on how social and political structures inform our opinions of people and subsequently how we treat or mistreat them.
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Coronavirus Scientists are desperately trying to develop ways to treat the Wuhan coronavirus, and while there's no cure, several big biotech companies are hoping they can treat the symptoms with existing antiviral medications.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration just made it a lot easier for patients with hard-to-treat post-traumatic stress disorder to use MDMA, a popular rave drug, to treat their condition.
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Like Craig's last feature, the genre treat Tucker & Dale vs.
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"People come into a bakery expecting a treat," she said.
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According to psychologists, most children treat new foods with trepidation.
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Specialty drugs are more complex and treat more serious conditions.
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Though, this treat was also for just a limited time.
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They treat their own experience of the world as provisional.
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Commercial banks also treat their loyal customers with little respect.
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Treat cybersecurity as a problem you tackle from the inside.
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Find the right people, treat them right - but let go.
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"They treat them like animals instead of children," she said.
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It's time to treat each other with dignity and respect.
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The camp provides counselling and medication to treat mental illnesses.
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If the answer is "yes," you're in for a treat.
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I offer to split the bill, but the moms treat.
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In the mood to treat yourself without spending a ton?
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Among Cyfuse's goals: to treat spinal injuries and heart failure.
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Headlines Banks urged to treat fraud victims more fairly on.ft.
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Others mocked the backlash itself: WOMEN: Treat us like humans.
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When he came to town, people wouldn't treat him differently.
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This season, The Bachelorette started off as ridiculously fun treat.
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So, pull a Donna and Tom and "Treat yo' self"!
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I don't know why we have to treat them differently.
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Why does the Clinton News Network treat Trump so badly?
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Treat yourself to some new pieces for your spring wardrobe.
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To find out it's actually hanging is really a treat.
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It refuses to treat today differently than any other day.
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How he'd treat her like an object to be won.
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The federal government is supposed to treat them as such.
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They smile and they treat you like a wonderful equal.
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She leaves with a dress, which I treat her to.
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We treat ourselves to melted chocolate and strawberries for dessert.
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"I'm going to treat people with more kindness," another promises.
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"You didn't treat these kids as your children," Hanson said.
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And remember to "treat yo' self" on Valentine's Day, too.
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Oscar winners and losers alike are in for a treat.
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We have to treat each other fairly and the same.
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When I was a kid, you could trick or treat.
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Which makes it even easier to treat them as such.
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"You can't treat Turkey as you wish anymore," he said.
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And you can really see how people treat you differently.
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They can't force the government to treat its people better.
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After another drink (her treat), my friend drives me home.
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But you can no longer treat us as your proxies.
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Read on for 5 fast fact on the treat. 1.
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Fewer and fewer people will treat you like a freak.
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A second idea is equally simple: Treat your workers decently.
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There is no easy way to diagnose or treat CFS.
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The medical community knows how to treat most acute pain.
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"We must treat our allies as our friends," he says.
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Today's topic: Do we need to treat advanced AIs ethically?
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One day, this knowledge could help others treat chronic pain.
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She doesn't think the English treat her with enough respect.
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Attention High School Musical fans, you're in for a treat!
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Treat people fairly and have it not be about me.
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Obviously there's — wait, I actually have a treat for everybody.
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Eating out doesn't need to be an occasional treat either.
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"We do not treat these women as suspects," Snyder said.
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I doubt that they have antibiotics to treat such cases.
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The most important antimicrobials are antibiotics, which treat bacterial infections.
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"Everything we do, we treat it very exclusively," Alpert said.
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We cannot treat that daily threat of violence as normal.
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Treat them like layers of ornament for your teeming spirit.
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We treat people like we want them to come back.
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Be a gracious guest and treat its land with care.
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I treat myself to curly fries, chicken tenders, and water.
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Well, this includes norms about how you can treat noncitizens.
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The glorious treat starts with two homemade mini funnel cakes.
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We wait anyway and I treat my roommate to cookies.
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But many such facilities still treat their patients as prisoners.
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Screaming, at the top of our lungs: Trick or treat!
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The doctor suggested a medication to treat this new anxiety.
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It influences the way people treat us in real life.
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Don't treat them like children, and you like a god.
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Some people still treat us like brokers, just investment managers.
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Today's Google Doodle is an interactive "trick or treat" game.
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Not like those fucking pricks who treat you like shit.
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Praise with your voice and immediately offer them a treat.
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This boozy frozen treat is currently only available in Canada.
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But treat legumes like starchy vegetables and watch your portions!
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Any way you slice it ... you're in for a treat.
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"AEG Live does not treat their performers right," she says.
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"Psychiatry desperately needs new approaches to treat people," said Addy.
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But Denver doctors haven't forgotten how to treat trauma patients.
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However, there are some reasons to treat these estimates skeptically.
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How will the media treat a convicted or accused criminal?
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This "is not how this nation should treat its citizens".
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This toilet paper holder is a treat in every roll.
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You treat people respectfully, and include them in the sequence.
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There's a way that people treat each other on campus.
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But fundamentally, doctors still need a way to treat pain.
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Michael B. Jordan knows how to treat his fans right.
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Those levels might be high enough to treat the diseases.
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I'm a human being, let's treat each other like humans.
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I'm not an alien; don't treat me like I'm alienated.
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These truffles aren't edible, but they are certainly a treat.
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Is that reflective of how you would treat a human?
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The infection is often antibiotic resistant and difficult to treat.
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And there is also no need to treat workers well.
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And we had to treat all these characters the same.
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Treat yourself and take a look — you won't be sorry.
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These days, even writing a letter is a rare treat.
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"Again, you want to treat the board members with respect."
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For them, going to White Castle feels like a treat.
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Doesn't matter what they are, they all treat you well.
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A particular treat is her ear for lurid local myths.
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Another finding was that taxi drivers treat the sexes differently.
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Scientists have struggled to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy for decades.
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It can shoot a treat or two out several feet.
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Area supermarkets are also stocking up on the sweet treat.
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Thinking about how humans treat fish and other sea life.
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"Now I treat her just like my daughter," Bui says.
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I treat everybody the way I want to be treated.
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"(We) don't want to treat people for life," he said.
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Parfait: A delicious, refreshing summer treat, Also, everyone loves France!
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Everyone faces the temptation to treat friends and enemies differently.
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So I would really treat that as a separate issue.
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I enjoy having the entire night feel like a treat.
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Investors will be watching for how they will treat this.
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Fans of the movie Frozen are getting a special treat!
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The treat has even inspired Dole Whip donuts and cupcakes.
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Unfortunately, syphilis is far easier to treat than stigma now.
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You need to treat your phones like anything in life.
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Thankfully, there are lots of ways to treat the symptoms.
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Then you have a glass of sangria as a treat.
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Ask Alexa, however, and you're in for a real treat.
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My feeling is, we teach people how to treat us.
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Luckily the department was ready to treat all of them.
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I treat myself to a shaken honey lavender iced latte.
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Ointments and creams to treat sunburns are also eligible purchases.
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I don't treat people who just come to seek adventure.
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What better way to treat yourself than a shopping spree.
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That's partly because brain cancers are extremely difficult to treat.
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Attention dog owners: Queen Elizabeth has a treat for you.
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Some have even pleaded with him to treat her right.
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Will police treat people differently because of their political opinions?
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Even 180 years later, the newspaper still looks a treat.
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We have to treat it like a public health emergency.
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Currently, supportive care is widely implemented to treat Ebola patients.
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Now THAT'S how you treat a princess on her birthday.
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Always treat people the way you want to be treated.
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It doesn't determine what I do … how I treat people.
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Kelly Ripa celebrated her 48th birthday with a special treat!
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How regulators around the world actually treat these products varies.
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We have to treat this as an organic security threat.
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" She also called for Americans to treat Muslims "with respect.
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The treatment is being tested to treat leukemia and lymphoma.
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Why does Apple treat iCloud differently from the phone itself?
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But, again, typically, embolization therapy used to treat these angiomyolipomas.
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Go ahead and treat yourself to a very timely gift.
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But to treat "lobbying" itself as the problem is silly.
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Also, Canada must.. [0647 EST] - ..treat our farmers much better.
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Riemser makes drugs to treat cancer, tuberculosis and infectious diseases.
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It's just how people interact, how people treat each other.
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I figure I'll treat myself instead after getting paid tomorrow.
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Overdue to bring in a homemade treat for your coworkers?
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Why would you treat a child's meager belongings like trash?
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Unfortunately, chronic pain isn't easy to diagnose, measure, or treat.
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It's always a treat to hear new music from Dave.
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Both conditions can be debilitating and few medications treat them.
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"The police treat me horribly, always mocking me," he said.
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So treat them to the crew's OG sauce for $12.
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We treat, since we invited them out ($140 including tip).
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But charcoal is not usually used to treat alcohol poisoning.
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" Instacart needs to treat its delivery workers "much, much better.
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Do these guys ever think about how they treat America?
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The real treat came when Sheeran snuck up behind him.
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He could treat it, but he could never defeat it.
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Treated as objects, women begin to treat themselves as objects.
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He addressed the challenge of how to treat issue ads.
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Time to treat the one you love (and yourself too!).
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Ariana Grande knows how to treat her fellow pop stars!
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It's still present in the way people treat each other.
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Activists want the tax code to treat it that way.
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Send them a treat with the Furbo dog camera app.
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You know that someone is going to treat you different.
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The servers don't treat you like you're made of glass.
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Many developers don't treat their projects like a proper business.
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What's a little giving if you can't TREAT YO' SELF.
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Fight fans could be in for a treat this summer.
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"Treat your body like a temple," Turek tells his patients.
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Why don't airlines treat us like we have common sense?
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Also the house margarita was pricey, but I treat myself.
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Michelle, this Valentine's Day, I'm going to treat you right.
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He taught me to treat everyone with respect and kindness.
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Really treat it like an amazing opportunity and delve in.
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"The bank may very well treat consumers differently," Alix said.
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By nature of their good looks, people treat them differently.
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The only solution was to treat myself to a binge.
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Are antibiotics the only way to really treat a UTI?
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RELATED: 10 Winter Health Myths, Busted Can I treat it?
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Most telehealth services treat only a specific list of conditions.
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But on Free Cone Day, she decided to treat herself.
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I think we have to treat them with balance, right?
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You treat everyone dismissively — media, colleagues, counterparts — with predictable results.
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Heck, you should treat yourself every once in a while.
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You can now treat emails as tasks with a deadline.
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Locals still use the trees to treat illnesses, he said.
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So it's best to treat it with caution for now.
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The mainstream media treat President Trump unfairly: 43 percent agree.
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But the gunge goes down a treat, hot or tepid.
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Is there anything you like to buy to treat yourself?
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Increasing provider paperwork further reduces their capacity to treat patients.
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And Republicans would do well to treat it that way.
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It's not a situation we can treat as normal politics.
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Some of this is to treat disease; most is not.
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The question is how the country will treat new arrivals.
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How exactly they'll treat Compound is up in the air.
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A type of bone marrow transplant can treat the disease.
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The last one was pricey, but it's a worthwhile treat.
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When the pups approach the children, they get a treat.
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Just read that one more time: A Rice Krispies treat.
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Children point at him and treat him like a monster.
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Honest Kitchen Pecks Beef and Blueberry Dog Treat Cookies, 12oz
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Reading the novel is both a treat and a challenge.
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I treat them all the same, regardless of their prognosis.
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Do some people treat you like you're Christmas day Tinder?
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We are all God's children — don't treat people that way.
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The researchers have urged authorities to treat affected wells accordingly.
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For instance, the diabetes drug Metformin can treat breast cancer.
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To say more would be to spoil a real treat.
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Every employee knows they should treat the boss with respect.
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"The companies treat their workers as pawns," Coptis said later.
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We treat our employees, and customers equally, no matter what.
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This is a disgraceful way to treat an American citizen.
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Fans of the breakfast treat helped make this a reality.
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This is not how you treat someone that you love.
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Treat it like a job — and play up your part.
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We need to treat each other with respect and kindness.
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Tonight, treat yourself to this cod with chanterelles dish. Whodunit?
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"Having Hillary Clinton here is a great treat," he said.
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Psychopaths treat victims merely as means to their vicious ends.
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" Seventy-nine percent said mainstream media outlets treat Trump "unfairly.
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"They treat her very badly," Trump said of the press.
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Needless to say, it is an expensive condition to treat.
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"Tomorrow, we're going to treat her right," Mr. Carper said.
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We're talking about the ultimate "treat yourself" item: sex toys.
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Antibiotics and antimicrobials are often used to treat the plague.
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It's very nutritious, and it's a great treat for them.
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Humans don't always treat books with the respect they deserve.
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When I was a kid, drinking soda was a treat.
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But I don't think she can treat me fairly, actually.
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AB InBev will treat the business as an equity stake.
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"I would treat bitcoin like a penny stock," Rose said.
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Comiphene is a medication used to treat infertility in women.
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Do you believe we should treat everyone with the respect?
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Most analysts treat Saudi Arabia's declared reserves as a placeholder.
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Right now, there are no drugs approved to treat it.
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"Vanessa was a true treat to work with," he said.
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But history will measure us by how we treat them.
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In short, they did not treat Putin as he is.
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It will come across in how you treat your team.
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What are the alternatives to prescription medication to treat migraines?
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Responsible doctors do not treat patients they have not examined.
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The flight attendant required five stitches to treat the bite.
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"Our dad taught us to treat everybody well," he continued.
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"Chocolate is a better treat than sugar candies," she added.
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And always treat every gun as if though it's loaded.
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"We treat it like a vinaigrette, almost," Mr. Dotolo said.
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"Whenever they recur, we'll just treat them again," Bigner said.
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Chiropractors treat and care for a patient's spine, pelvis, and .
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Respiratory therapists are those who treat patients with breathing disorders.
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It is still used by doctors to treat infantile spasms.
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We do have control over how we treat one another.
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Specially Selected's caramel macchiato cupcakes are a perfect fall treat.
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If you treat people like volunteers, you're much better off.
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I have to treat it like any other time trial.
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If you're craving a sweet treat, check out Jennivee's Bakery.
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Anyone tempted to treat it as such should think twice.
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This lifelike raw turkey cake is the perfect Thanksgiving treat.
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Oh, and how is this movie going to treat women?
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Studies have shown combat veterans are particularly hard to treat.
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You're not a robot, so don't treat yourself like one.
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Or, treat yourself or your loved one to some solitude.
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I'd treat it as the whole system catching its breath.
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And everywhere Arthur turns, Gotham's people treat each other badly.
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We don't treat this process like it's a political game.
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It's also a monthly excuse for them to treat themselves.
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Treat every year as if it could be your last.
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Central to the trade dispute is how to treat China.
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Treat yourself and move this one up in your queue.
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Jurors often treat such charges as easily established by prosecutors.
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Titch is the first white man to treat Wash decently.
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In other words, if they do not treat us fairly.
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Usually I would wait until after studying to treat myself.
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If he wasn't a savant, how would people treat him?
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Not to treat what ails you, but to diagnose it.
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WE NEED TO TREAT THE OTHER COUNTRIES AS GOOD SUPPLIERS.
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Do they treat every decision as an opportunity to learn?
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It costs between $41,000 and $93,85033 to treat each case.
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His parents had refused to treat him as an invalid.
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The afternoon, then, provided an unlikely treat for the fans.
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Its older treatments only treat about 45 percent of patients.
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Perhaps we should treat failures as nothing more than setbacks.
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Therapy was originally created by men to treat women 🤯.
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You're professional athletes, let's treat this in a professional manner.
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Finding one that would also treat me body with dignity?
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All of this makes chronic Lyme incredibly difficult to treat.
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On why we don't treat Kardashian like any other celebrity.
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Unfortunately I had to treat them like primary school students.
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You treat us like your personal waiter for a buffet.
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"You have to treat these people with dignity," he said.
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After all, I hadn't been trying to treat any symptoms.
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Related: How to Treat Drag Queens, According to Drag Queens
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Its pervasive refusal to treat domestic violence issues with empathy.
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Say, you treat your thighs with one of these machines.
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Research has shown that doctors treat men and women differently.
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The oral drug is already approved to treat metastatic CRPC.
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In how they administer Guantánamo, how they treat detainees, etc.?
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We are not robots, treat us with dignity and respect.
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We treat the world like we have plenty of time.
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Their solution was to treat Ethereum like a vending machine.
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You work hard, Capricorn, so treat yourself to something wonderful!
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He wants to know how do we treat each other.
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Some workers have said they treat them worse than dogs.
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Maybe I'll be different... how could anyone treat me badly?
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But you always absolutely have to treat people with respect.
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Read This Next: Another Way Prisons Treat Women Like Shit
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"); solving hard problems ("We treat edge cases as stress cases.
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Logan spent 20 years helping diagnose and treat NASA's astronauts.
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A time when going to the cinema was a treat.
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When dopamine was blocked, the sugar treat had no effect.
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Treat Sundays as sacred, and schedule something you find restorative.
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"Here they treat you like animals," said the Eritrean resident.
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However, do not treat it like a typical ad channel.
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Treat your dog to some festive goodies this holiday season.
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Medical school teaches us to examine, to research, to treat.
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Sunday is a treat: cloudy with a high near 57.
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But veterinarians note that dogs are also easier to treat.
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And how would I treat them differently if I knew?
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But trains and ships treat you like a human being.
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Treat yourself to this breathtaking Beethoven 'Ode to Joy' flashmob.
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Hospital ships, for example, treat their patients in open bays.
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Up to $75 million to treat the severely mentally ill.
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Chloroquine is used to treat malaria, lupus and rheumatoid arthritis.
|
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Hospitals are worried about their capacity to treat ill patients.
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Diuretics are among the oldest drugs used to treat hypertension.
|
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So what they're treating is, they can treat a symptom.
|
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But emergency rooms by law treat the sickest patients first.
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Meldonium is prescribed primarily to treat conditions like heart failure.
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Why would I treat Martha Stewart differently than that guy?
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That is how the Russian Orthodox faithful treat religious icons.
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This minimalist necklace will make a chic Valentine's Day treat.
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Well Peter, it's a real treat to have Michael here.
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You treat your opponents like legitimate adversaries, not illegitimate enemies.
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John F. Kennedy secretly took prescription medicines to treat anxiety.
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If the answer is none, you're in for a treat.
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Uh, can I just treat them without doing these tests?
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It interested me to treat it like a guitar orchestra.
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So, yes, The Young Pope can be a confectionary treat.
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This means that hospitals cannot treat the sick or dying.
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To the Editor: Should doctors refuse to treat a patient?
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We can't treat this as an across the board problem.
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And many dentists can't — or won't — treat patients with disabilities.
|
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Donald Trump and his allies treat them as dangerous invaders.
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It's used to treat lackofimaginationia, and it's taken once daily.
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So he tries to treat anything that comes his way.
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Gene therapies to treat donor livers outside of the body.
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The money would treat patients on Medicaid and those incarcerated.
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All of Thou's many 2018 releases went down a treat.
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Treat people well, and that'll ... Best advice you can take.
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"We are men, treat us as such," the petition read.
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"They don't treat me well as a Republican," he tweeted.
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And then they offer their tainted fruit like a treat.
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You can't treat it like a dead animal, she said.
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The real treat of eating at Leynia is the view.
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She had an encyclopedic understanding of how to treat stains.
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I don't treat the women any different to the blokes.
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Get past this, and you're in for an audio treat.
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Plan to treat yourself and save up to do so.
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Treat yourself and add a bottle of wine for $15!
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I like that they don't treat me like a lady.
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We saved that for a family treat in the evening.
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Do other players treat you differently because of your age?
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" There was more: "So, how does the press treat you?
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If drugs can treat aging, is aging itself a disease?
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"You've got to treat them with respect," Ms. Hardy said.
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Additional antibodies are in testing to treat diseases like Alzheimer's.
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Is there a "miracle mineral solution" that can treat it?
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I wish our leaders and policymakers treat it as such.
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In 1999, she successfully underwent surgery to treat colon cancer.
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Microchipped clothes could tell washing machines how to treat them.
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How do we treat the root cause of gun violence?
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There are drugs and diet restrictions used to treat gout.
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Treat your online classes as you would any other class.
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It's a "real treat" to get into MoMA, she said.
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They hope to have 9,000 more beds to treat patients.
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Pundits will probably treat it that way for another cycle.
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I'm going to treat it like a living, breathing entity.
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Sometimes, they would treat themselves to a meal at McDonald's.
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Facebook can have little a Bloomberg cash, as a treat.
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Treat yourself with a double saving in the Nike sale.
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The injections were routine, often used to treat back pain.
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As often happens in medicine, we treat based on intuition.
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It was really formed so they could treat us badly.
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Why does Mr. Trump's team treat him like a kid?
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Reliever Jeurys Familia needed surgery to treat a blood clot.
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But too often, AI companies treat their data as proprietary.
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If you live here, people treat you like a local.
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"I treat each video like a thesis project," she said.
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I hope the government can treat people fairly like this.
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I decide that this is my chance to treat myself.
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The government should treat children equally, whether rich or poor.
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For this reason, they cannot be marketed to treat diseases.
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Schlichter entered a psychiatric institution to treat his pathological gambling.
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Why treat them as adults where sexual behavior is concerned?
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Treat it like a fresh cut flower in a vase.
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She has become more sensitive to how people treat her.
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This is often used to treat birds with claw distress.
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We use them to treat ailments and to get high.
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Maybe that makes it easier to treat them as disposable.
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"The way they treat you is bad," Ms. Reynoso said.
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She ushers him to a chair to treat the wound.
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Most waste management facilities will treat the cups as trash.
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They're a throwback, but what perfect summer treat is not?
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Still, it wasn't proof enough for him to treat her.
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He delivered a powerful message about how to treat people.
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Being divorce lawyers has made us treat each other nicely.
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"It is a shoddy way to treat her," they added.
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Occasionally, Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon likes to treat himself.
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Eventually, they hope to treat about 200 gallons per minute.
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The solution is to treat antibiotics as a public good.
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How does it treat and pay its human content moderators?
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If I were the DNC, I'd treat them with respect.
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If you receive an email like this, treat it skeptically.
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We treat men and women very differently in this role.
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You can have a little protein powder, as a treat.
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They give us pumpkin pie slices for our Halloween treat.
|
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So why does the legal system treat them like gospel?
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Halsey can have a little John Mayer, as a treat.
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Today's treat — rogue pods of killer whales targeting fishing boats.
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Sherry lovers know that finos and fish are a treat.
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We want to be treated just like they treat themselves.
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"Don't just treat the number on the thermometer," Altmann added.
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Take a break and treat yourself to a short trip.
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Yet business law does not treat conflicts in that way.
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All we ask is that people should treat us right.
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Maybe we should treat the animals a little bit better.
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They treat us as a barbarian -- as a tributary state.
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Treat your meat the way you'd want to be treated.
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You finally cave, eating a candy bar or other treat.
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We are family and we treat everyone else as such.
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I decide to treat one of my roommates to dinner.
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As an oncologic urologist, I treat prostate cancer patients daily.
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They started Treat Yourself in 2015 and haven't looked back.
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I generally decline the treat, pleading diet or some such.
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Declining the treat does not relieve you of all responsibility.
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But there will be an early treat on Friday, Feb.
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Is this any way for Hollywood to treat a president?
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Hospitals frequently treat patients injured in accidents involving the motorcycles.
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The darkly decadent treat will be available on Aug. 21.
|
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Medication isn't the only effective way to treat opioid addiction.
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However, these proposed solutions treat the symptom, not the cause.
|
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And don't cheat yourself, treat yourself — crush your cheat meals.
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To treat Jennifer, Lee had to surgically remove the keloids.
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Williams never called for a trainer to treat her ankle.
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Joining him in this endeavor was a treat for me.
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Treat them with respect and remember you work for them.
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Please treat this document as you would Daily Press Guidance.
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Together, they treat about nine million veteran patients each year.
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You've got to treat him like you're training a dog.
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All these people who don't know Sam treat him like . . .
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This was certainly a treat on a cold winter's day.
|
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Thing is, some doctors treat all of these fractures conservatively.
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"Treat it like any other crop," the guy wrote back.
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Would Becky be developing new tools to help treat diseases?
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Are there genres you treat differently, based on different factors?
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"We say treat the patient, not the image," Sallis says.
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None of the symptoms are difficult to treat, he said.
|
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Irritable bowel syndrome is an incredibly hard condition to treat.
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She is always willing to treat them as real people.
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For one, the drugs don't help: Antibiotics treat bacterial infections.
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Whatever you do, don't treat her like Regina treated Mrs.
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Treat yourself to nice skin care and even beauty products.
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But she lacked basic resources to treat the new disease.
|
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While there is research that opioids effectively treat acute pain, the evidence on whether opioid painkillers can treat chronic pain is weak at best, in part because people quickly build a tolerance to opioids.
|
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The drug has won nine FDA approvals to treat six diseases, most recently receiving the green light to treat a rare form of blood cancer in combination with Roche Holding AG's cancer drug Rituxan.
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SANDERS: OK. You know, you judge a nation not by the number of millionaires and billionaires it has, but by how you treat, we treat, the most vulnerable and fragile people in our nation.
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When you're on the go, you should treat your stomach with the amount of care you treat your mind, so check out the food and beverage offerings at Hilton Garden Inn and plan accordingly.
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In January, judges on a federal circuit court instructed police departments to treat Tasers similarly to the way they treat firearms — as deadly weapons that can't be used when someone is merely resisting arrest.
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"We think that the most important thing we can do is to lead by example, to treat others as we would have them treat us, and I hope that it is reciprocal," she added.
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"If they do not treat [us] well commercially, they should not expect us to treat them well by containing the migration that comes from other regions of the world and crosses Mexico," Guajardo said.
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Certainly, we should treat all animals more humanely, but I think, in terms of chickens, we really need to take a hard look at how we treat them on a systematic global everyday basis.
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Some US states have had to take measures to prevent stockpiling and shortage of the drugs chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, which are used to treat malaria and other conditions and could possibly treat the coronavirus.
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The second part is absolutely true: Recruiting is a slimy, disgusting game in which schools often treat treat teenagers kids like disposable flotsam, while teenagers are usually vilified whenever they act the same way.
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Both marijuana and opioids are used to treat pain, says a Washington Post story about the Colorado study, so patients in Colorado could opt to use marijuana to treat their pain instead of opiods.
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"If you wouldn't let a man treat your mother, your sister or best friend like that because you LOVE them, then you wouldn't let a man treat YOU like that because you love YOU."
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"We think we just need to get the best doctor," Dr. Bradley noted, "but witnessing how staff treat each other is a pretty strong signal for how they will treat and care for you."
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But please, think of the repercussions before you cast it and never stop holding elected officials and their water-bearers accountable for how they've treated, treat, and will continue to treat you and me.
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In addition to focusing on ways that doctors treat their patients through empathy, the program aimed to develop observation skills and address how doctors treat themselves, through a session on mindfulness and self-care.
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He has one request for his company: "To treat me like I'm a grown man, not a little boy, to treat me like I earned my job, my 25 years," Lino says, growing emotional.
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"Pet owners increasingly treat their animals as full-fledged members of the family and extensions of themselves — and expect everyone else to treat them that way as well," Virginia Postrel writes for Bloomberg View.
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Yeah, that's right, and that's why you have to be very intentional about how you treat data and how you treat both the collection and the diversity of data and the care of that data.
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For more click The Swiss drugmaker on Monday won U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval for Kisqali to treat postmenopausal women with a difficult-to-treat form of breast cancer, challenging Pfizer's fast-growing Ibrance.
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Just last week, it was reported that the Trump administration will offer protection for health workers who refuse to treat people who seek abortions (as well as health workers who refuse to treat transgender individuals).
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Drug companies are racing to get the FDA's green light for immunotherapies to treat kids with peanut allergies — a breakthrough that might actually reduce their allergies, not just treat an allergic attack when it happens.
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Zenefits today is opening itself up to third-party developers, which can treat Zenefits as a permanent record for employee data — like some services treat Facebook for user data — and build their services around that.
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The challenge under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) made various claims against the federal government, including that it did not treat TransCanada the same as it would treat a United States-based company.
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They have come to promising, but early, conclusions using psilocybin, the main psychoactive component of magic mushrooms, to treat severe anxiety and depression, as well as using MDMA or ecstasy to treat veterans with PTSD.
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Quite frankly, the fact that athletic trainers frequently treat million-dollar athletes, but may not be able to treat an elderly patient recovering from a hip injury because it isn't covered by Medicare is disingenuous.
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Doctors sought to treat a medical problem and turned to a risky drug (the evidence on whether opioids can treat chronic pain is shaky at best), and it led to a lot of unintended consequences.
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It can be convenient to treat incivility the way a parent might treat two squabbling grade-schoolers in the back seat of a car — as an irritating tug of war between two irreconcilably selfish counterparts.
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Six of those studies are testing medicines approved to treat HIV, hepatitis B, or hepatitis C. In theory, these drugs could treat the Wuhan coronavirus because they stop viruses from reproducing themselves inside the body.
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Adrian Rawlinson, vice president of medical affairs for both Hims and Hers, did not explain, after multiple rounds of questioning over email, why a drug not approved to treat anxiety was chosen to treat anxiety.
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"The way they treat families, the way they treat immigrants, that's not America," said protester Aneice Germain of President Donald Trump's tough stance on immigration, a cornerstone of his 2016 election campaign and his presidency.
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