Treating our hearts optimally will require treating our minds, too.
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Treating zombie Gary as human means treating zombie heads as human.
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"Treating them fairly might be different from treating them equally," said Radigan.
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"We're not treating addicts; we're treating very, very sick people," he said.
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We need to stop treating symptoms and start treating the underlying problems.
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She's been treating cats for almost 40 years, treating thousands of cats.
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MC: But equally, treating people equally does not mean treating them the same.
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Companies like Amazon should be treating staff with respect, not treating them like robots.
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In such cases, treating the mind may prove more successful than treating the body.
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But what IS a big deal is not treating it and treating it early.
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Respect can require treating people unequally, and equality can mean treating everyone with disrespect.
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Treating a weed hangover is a lot like treating a normal one, it turns out.
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In a way, this is about treating people the way we should be treating everyone.
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And instead of treating me like a human being, they're treating me like an object.
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As for your half sisters, treating people as equals doesn't always mean treating them equally.
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You may be treating the malady with aspirin, or you may be treating it with thalidomide.
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But then I learned the hard way that treating people equally doesn't mean treating everybody the same.
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It's also best for treating erythrophobia, which is the fear of blushing, and treating social anxiety disorders.
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I am safe but first responders are treating minor injuries on the train & treating the truck drivers.
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Which is great if you're treating your dog; it's not so great if you're treating your grandmother.
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Dr. Will Eward spends half his week treating pets, the other half treating people in Durham, North Carolina.
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And instead of treating this like a race, Hulu is treating the competitive landscape like a chess board.
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From a public health perspective, what are psychedelics effective at treating and what are they less effective at treating?
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In order to stop treating ISPs differently the FCC is doubling down on treating one industry differently than another.
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More abortion opponents should be willing to acknowledge that treating abortion as murder necessarily means treating women as murderers.
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"It's time we stopped treating trans people as freaks for our media entertainment and started treating trans people as equals."
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He also says that treating someone for a relapse wouldn't be all that different from treating the initial depressive episode.
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Treating a natural disaster like an economic eventThe Fed is treating what is a natural disaster as an economic emergency.
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This is a woman who sees it, loves it, and just feels like treating herself or treating her friend to it.
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Doctors who just keep treating and treating a terminal illness, long past the point when doing so is reasonable or humane.
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This way, you can measure how treating someone with opioids might compare with treating someone without opioids for a sustained period.
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"Treating us independent contractors has just been an excuse for tech companies to get away with treating us poorly," Clarke continued.
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The idea of treating these two belligerents evenly is morally obtuse, but treating them fairly according to our interests is appropriate.
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"I can't tell you why we are treating it as a homicide, but we are treating it as a homicide," police Capt.
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"We're simply leveling the playing field, treating them the way that they have been treating us for over 30 years," Ferriola said.
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And has therefore, maybe, lowered the bar of what's acceptable in terms of treating journalists and treating fact as opposed to fiction.
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Tapeworms can be transmitted if a dog swallows an infected flea (treating flea infestations goes hand in hand with treating tapeworm infections).
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But rather than treating reconciliation as a means to an end, what would treating it as the end do for lasting peace?
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And if corporations and laissez-faire ideologues object to treating lakes as people, they have an easy alternative: Start treating people as people.
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"We're simply leveling the playing field, treating them the way that they have been treating us for over 30 years," he told Cramer.
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Not treating him as already the person that we knew he became, but just treating him as a kid like any other kid.
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And these specific masks aren't just necessary for treating coronavirus patients; medical providers also must wear these now in-demand devices when treating tuberculosis.
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This is not an argument for treating incidents of domestic violence differently than other crimes; rather, it's an argument to stop treating them differently.
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This is not an argument for treating incidents of domestic violence differently than other crimes; rather, it's an argument to stop treating them differently.
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For Wilbourn, who studied psychology at NYU and is also a reiki practitioner, treating cats she believes shouldn't be much different than treating humans.
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We need to stop treating Fox like a normal media company and start treating it like any other business devoted to actively harming the public.
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The big picture: The drugstore chain's decision signals a shift from treating minor issues to treating chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease and hypertension.
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Candidates on both sides of the aisle have spoken out in favor of treating people with addictions with compassion rather than treating them like criminals.
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We're all for treating yourself every day of the year, but something about getting dolled-up and treating ourselves on February 14 just feels more special.
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That is not the case for the treating doctors (unless the treating doctors are sponsors), clinical investigators or hospitals, which can be sued for unintentional torts.
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"No one was treating me like a victim; they were treating me like I was a perpetrator, like I was getting what I deserved," she said.
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But it's hard to move from treating the Democratic Party establishment with contempt to treating it like a constituency, and so far, the Sanders campaign hasn't.
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The only thing better than treating yourself to a gift one day out of the year is treating yourself to a gift one day each month.
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If they are simply following the patient's orders instead of acting independently, they are treating the President's whims as much as they are treating his health.
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Treating the poor as responsible for their predicament is callous; treating them as victims of social structures and bad circumstances robs them of agency and dignity.
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"One of my most important takeaways from the book was learning that treating everyone equally doesn't mean treating everyone the same," said Cuban in a Barron's interview.
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Chinese scientists are reporting preliminary success with a new approach for treating patients with the coronavirus: an antiviral drug used for treating influenza and an anti-H.
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I can get myself down about immigration, about the horrible way our country is treating fellow human beings by not treating them like human beings at all.
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But treating a chronic health condition can ease depression, and treating depression can make medical symptoms less severe, or at least improve the experience of being ill.
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The idea at the time was that Western medicine was too focused on treating the symptoms of aging and not focused on treating the causes of aging.
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She estimates that she has spent about $80,600 out-of-pocket treating her illness, including $23,600 on her early breast cancer therapy and $57,000 treating metastatic disease.
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But what makes the hospital a singularity isn't its psychiatric facilities; it's the institution's enduring commitment to treating the indigent, and its agility in treating incipient epidemics.
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I was so excited when I realized that this season was going to be treating 113 in the period piece way that we've been treating the '90s.
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No one would suggest not treating lung cancer as a way to get people to quit smoking—or not treating people who were speeding when their cars crashed.
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" However, she wants to remind people "that trick-or-treating is for those ages 12 and under and that trick-or-treating in Suffolk ends at 8 p.m.
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The news was a welcomed surprise to Silva, who told Health that treating patients with stage 1 cancer can be drastically different than treating those in stage 2.
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Social justice is Black Lives Matter; why are we talking about putting internet everywhere and not talking about treating our fellow humans the way we should be treating them?
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At the same time, recent work done on psychedelics has shown potential in treating everything from post-traumatic stress in veterans to promoting creative problem solving and treating addictions.
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But there's a difference between treating a piece of information as newsworthy even though it was hacked and treating a piece of information as newsworthy because it was hacked.
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The strategy for treating these delusions is to give medications that actually turn down the dopamine system and they tend to be pretty successful in treating these kinds of delusions.
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One reason the researchers think DXM has potential for treating depression is that it works a little like ketamine, perhaps the most successful street drug thus far repurposed for treating depression.
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But this time, they're treating it more like how they've been treating the [Black Lives Matter] protests—no riot gear, no formations of cops with their nightsticks, and stuff like that.
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They also stopped treating tax policy as a delicate matter for economists to discuss behind closed doors and started treating it as a set of punchy talking points for the public.
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The study also revealed that veterans accounted for 18% of all deaths from suicide in the US. Obama compared treating mental health to treating a broken leg -- it needs to be healed.
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So I think one of the things that we that we should start doing is we should start treating digital spaces like physical spaces and treating digital companies like every other company.
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"We must stop treating Puerto Rico like a colony and start treating the American citizens of Puerto Rico with the respect and dignity they deserve," the Vermont senator wrote in a letter.
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Helen Mayberg, a psychiatry professor at the Emory University School of Medicine, said in a press release that treating depression can be similar to treating cancer, where biological indicators guide medical decisions.
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The panel voted 17-1 in favor of the drug's safety and effectiveness in treating acute bacterial skin and skin structure infections, and voted 14-4 for treating community acquired bacterial pneumonia.
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In China, scientists have reported preliminary success in treating coronavirus patients with a combination of Arbidol, an antiviral drug used for treating influenza in China and Russia, and Darunavir, an anti-H.
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Despite progress in treating relatively rare cancers like chronic myelogenous leukemia, we have made no advances treating the most deadly and advanced forms of the disease such as lung and brain cancer.
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Mr Singer argues that treating the interests of humans as superior to those of other animals is a prejudice, analogous to treating men as superior to women or whites as superior to blacks.
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Canakinumab itself may not be useful in treating the condition because of side effects, but the finding offers another avenue for treating heart disease in people who don't respond to cholesterol-lowering statins.
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Without making an obvious difference in physician quality, Obamacare MOC requirements raise costs, divert physician time from treating patients, and make running nonprofit quality metric and testing programs more lucrative than treating patients.
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It's worth noting that this is not just the way Republicans are treating their support for Trump — it's the way they're treating their support for all the extremist candidates their party is embracing.
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Kirchert envisions Byton riders treating their car as their phone.
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In other words, treating stocks almost as a bond substitute?
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The diabetes drug metformin appears useful in treating breast cancer.
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Are you really thoughtful about treating your kids like kids?
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"Treating acne on the chest can be tricky," Jegasothy says.
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Bartholomew's was a medical hospital treating the sick, the perceived
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How's life on the Rogue One set treating you, Alan?
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And the fact that peers are treating each other badly.
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God damn America for treating citizens as less than humans.
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The data on costs of treating endometriosis came from Belgium.
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Thankfully, starving is no longer recommended for treating any sickness.
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Read This Next: Treating HIV is a Matter of Privilege
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Stem cells, seen above, hold great potential for treating disease.
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Physicians could then access that data easily when treating patients.
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We are treating it seriously and are following up accordingly.
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What are the best ingredients for treating acne every day?
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It worked so well, we're going to start treating people.
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There comes a time to stop treating it as news.
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WILLIAMS: Donald Trump treating the people that work for him?
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So far, 2016 is treating him far better than last.
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He started treating me badly and punishing me on set.
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Did literally anyone ask for data about trick or treating?
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We were simply treating him as just a normal patient.
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The results could have implications for treating human mental health.
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For treating hangovers, Bourke reaches for more of the same.
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"The hospital is treating the incident seriously," the statement added.
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She can't keep treating people badly because she's getting divorced.
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" — Abby explains, "It means treating a person as a thing.
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She had a lackluster trick or treating experience in 1962.
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Local police said they were treating the incident as terrorism.
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" The negotiator pressed, saying, "I'm treating you like an adult.
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Eve is smitten with how married life is treating her.
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This is about treating Mike with dignity, compassion and respect.
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I didn't understand why he was treating me like that.
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""Too many are treating this as just another day's headline.
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Treatment for lupus usually focuses on treating these associated issues.
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Treating the dead better would create goodwill among the living.
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Ahead, 10 gifts worth treating yourself with this holiday season.
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Wall Street needs to start treating political noise as noise.
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Others are treating medically inaccurate content like a policy violation.
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Silicon Valley has been treating workers "miserably" since the 1970s.
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Despite treating Khloe with multiple medications, nothing seemed to work.
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Are we going to start treating all Muslim Americans differently?
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" She then asked Meghan: "How is that bump treating you?
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"We are often treating conditions in a silo," Qato said.
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What about your fans, how have they been treating you?
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In Philadelphia, crews began treating some area roadways on Sunday.
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"The airlines are treating passengers like an algorithm," Cantwell said.
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Sadly authorities were treating the case as a possible suicide.
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He likened it to treating Pyongyang with a strong antibiotic.
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Airlines must start treating passengers with respect, not like cargo.
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Treating the appointee as persona non grata is one example.
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FIGHTLAND: Hi Saki, how is life treating you these days?
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What are the moral implications of treating robots like this?
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Could these myths be keeping us from treating obesity effectively?
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"The media is treating President Trump very unfairly," he said.
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Maybe it's time we started treating one another as such.
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Treating half the country as pariahs only increases their anger.
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One area of promise is treating some types of cancer.
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Instead of treating her injuries, Nassar continued to abuse her.
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It's misunderstanding bisexuality and treating it as a personality type.
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North Wales Police are not treating his death as suspicious.
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The way people are treating other people is just horrible.
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I have been treating myself like a delicate, delicate flower.
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Medical waste is generated by healthcare facilities while treating patients.
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Just see how they're treating customers and running the sale.
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They also fail to see that they're treating you unfairly.
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Police say they are treating it as a terrorist incident.
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Dr. Sahloul recalled treating a tailor with a head wound.
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"This is unusual," said Collins, who has been treating Oak.
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Simulations include treating the wounded amid the confusion of battle.
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Only 6900 percent said the media is treating Trump unfairly.
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"They were treating me like a human being," King said.
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AROUND THE WEB: Michigan State University is treating Flint, Mich.
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"Great Halloween trick or treating with the monsters," he tweeted.
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They are treating the case as one of domestic terrorism.
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"People, they're treating me like a surrogate," says Di Domenico.
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Over several days, medics learn techniques for treating battlefield injuries.
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We were treating them with tender loving care and vitamins.
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Treating every move as a new adventure is helpful, too.
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He is an expert on treating spinal and skeletal pain.
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The CleanShot Pretreater offers targeted treating for spots and stains.
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Objectivity does not mean treating victim and aggressor the same.
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He's not treating Russia under Mr. Putin as an adversary.
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I'm sure they're used to people treating them like crackpots.
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Donald Trump is treating the entire nation as the nigger.
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And miniscule compared to the worldwide cost of treating CAUTIs.
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Treating Mr. Comey as a threat to her candidacy, Mrs.
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That would be treating this person differently than John Doe.
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They are also required to wear masks while treating patients.
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"This way of treating women ends now," Ms. Paltrow said.
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Treating children with anxiety always means working with their parents.
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For treating H.I.V., it's used along with a third drug.
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So what they're treating is, they can treat a symptom.
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When treating those patients, the hospitals pick up the cost.
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He isn't even treating the situation with any real urgency.
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So are these guys treating political campaigns like sporting events?
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The idea of treating opioid addiction with opioids isn't new.
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Weinstein gave his treating psychologist permission to speak with TMZ.
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I credit this to my treating language learning like music.
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Then I assisted the other medics in treating the casualties.
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So why do we keep treating it like an elective?
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He's big on military, and treating the vets with respect.
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It felt almost as if I was treating two people.
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Remdesivir was originally tested (and proved unsuccessful) for treating Ebola.
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"People are treating cryptocurrency now like penny stocks," he said.
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"We are treating this matter with utmost seriousness," she said.
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The corrupt air controllers are treating me very, very badly.
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Local authorities are treating the incident as a terrorist attack.
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Justice Ginsburg said treating mothers and fathers differently was unjustified.
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Snellgrove said police are treating the case as a homicide.
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He was treating young people as though they weren't learning.
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The doctor was in the middle of treating someone else.
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Doctors are also experimenting with treating cancer patients with CRISPR.
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Doctors began treating him for a presumed diagnosis of HLH.
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He worked in a clinic treating prisoners and their guards.
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The study also could have clinical applications for treating Alzheimer's.
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I want him to fail at treating immigrants as subhuman.
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The hospital is treating up to 300 patients a day.
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I was treating it like a spiritual phone sex line.
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I'm treating them to flights and a place to stay.
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It's Friday, so I'm treating myself to a bought lunch.
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"Treating yourself like a dog actually works," he told me.
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" But, she added, "we did the job of treating patients.
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They were treating me like I am a normal person.
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One is that the state is suddenly treating more people.
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We need to stop treating the world's poor like children.
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In addition, it looked at preventing depression, not treating it.
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Now, after treating patients, he paints images from his childhood.
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Treating the underlying condition, if possible, often relieves the insomnia.
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It doesn't matter what physicians' specialties are — they're treating coronavirus.
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We should be treating this as a public health issue.
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You are treating every day as if it were Halloween.
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I mean, you hear about people treating fact-checkers ... Yeah.
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So far, they are treating the disaster as an accident.
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We have to talk to countries about treating us fairly.
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Not for treating your acid reflux or curing your acne.
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The former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, who served under then-President Obama, told Maddow he wants to return to treating immigration treating immigration as a civil issue, rather than a criminal one.
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I certainly wouldn't say that Wall Street is perfect, or that any industry is perfect; there's always room for improvement, especially when it comes to treating your colleagues with respect and treating them appropriately.
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"We have not been hearing so many concerns from Lyft drivers, which leads us to believe that Lyft is treating its drivers with more respect than Uber is treating its drivers," Liss-Riordan said.
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Treating newly clear skin is a lot less time-consuming and emotionally exhausting than treating a complexion inflamed with pustules, and yet, the former acne sufferer also faces foreign challenges (scarring, dark marks, unevenness).
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Unfortunately, combining family planning with other interventions in the calculation of lives saved results in an approach that vacillates between treating the complications of pregnancy and infancy and treating pregnancy and infancy as complications.
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Oak Hill Police Chief Mike Whisman told WVNS the mom and her child were trick-or-treating in the Hidden Valley area of the town, where several hundred children go trick-or-treating every year.
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"We all know [beauty isn't] perfectly recession-proof, but it is one where treating yourself in this category is such a lower entry point than treating yourself in a lot of other categories," she said.
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Some provide housing or referrals to housing that doesn't require abstinence: the main idea being that people who use drugs deserve humane treatment and that treating people kindly often results in them treating themselves better.
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This is why the presidential campaigns are no longer treating Facebook and Twitter as an addition to their public messaging, they seem to be treating social media as the primary source of their public messaging.
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"We must stop treating Puerto Rico like a colony and start treating the American citizens of Puerto Rico with the respect and dignity that they deserve," Sanders wrote in a Monday letter to Senate Democrats.
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But they're treating less than half the people they're supposed to.
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Airlines do not have a history of treating them so gently.
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"It really depends on what they were treating," Dr. Berns says.
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At the hospital, medical staff were treating large numbers of injuries.
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Also consider treating furniture that your pet enjoys inside the house.
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What's clear is that treating them equally is a bad move.
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"We are not treating this incident as suspicious," Wiltshire Police said.
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German investigators are treating the incident as an act of terrorism.
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We are treating Ohio like it's the game of the week.
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Sophy is a leading psychiatrist in Hollywood, treating scores of celebs.
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But data suggests CBD really might be effective for treating seizures.
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Both individuals said treating her mental health is an ongoing challenge.
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Treating severely injured group members was a matter of overall survival.
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In 1992, the dentist Béla Bátorfi began treating a certain Viktor
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Weinstein, a psychotherapist, came up with the idea while treating millennials.
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And stop treating the NDA you signed like a used napkin.
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You are not treating a medical issue now, but preventing one.
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After all, there exists a history of treating women for hysteria.
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We have to talk to many countries about treating us fairly.
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Li caught the virus while treating patients in Wuhan for weeks.
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All the kids at school start treating Monroe like a leper.
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The bottom line: The market isn't treating this as a breakthrough.
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"We have to start treating these parents as parents," Clark said.
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However, some people need to stop treating it like a home.
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The cost of treating a patient needs to come down dramatically.
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Nonetheless, PT loyalists counter that the judiciary is treating Lula unfairly.
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Treating VX poisoning requires the immediate administration of a few drugs.
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" London Metro Cops say they're treating the death as "non-suspicious.
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Nothing like treating these two amazing trailblazers like nagging old harpies.
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They have shown early efficacy in treating cancer pain and migraine.
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Yet due to budget constraints, we're treating these sacred places terribly.
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Either way, your doctor can counsel you on treating your symptoms.
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Treating corruption as a strategic matter offers rich pickings for policy.
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Click through for 16 on-sale picks worth treating yourself to.
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Medicare spends more than $100 billion per year treating kidney disease.
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He lived a frugal lifestyle, rarely treating himself to new things.
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That was my experience of treating diverticulitis for the first time.
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Likewise, treating everyone equally starts from the beginning: the candidate experience.
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"Consider treating your HSA as a retirement savings vehicle," said Edwards.
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" Abby asks, explaining, "It means treating a person as a thing.
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But how good are we at treating these robots as robots?
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Federal prosecutors are treating it as a case of domestic terrorism.
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Thank you to the Angels 👼 for treating me like family!
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But journalists and pundits can't help treating it as a prediction.
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Farms in other regions must meet higher standards for treating manure.
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We are treating the restaurant as an incubation center of sorts.
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Investors could be forgiven for treating Gartman's latest call with caution.
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Back then, Vale maintained ferronickel production by treating stocks of ore.
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Treating content as the product meets your customers where they are.
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Some people are treating this as if there was money involved.
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It could also explain MDMA's success in treating patients with PTSD.
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Americans should not be treating their fellow Americans in this way.
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Until very recently we've had three main methods for treating cancer.
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Treating them as serious arguments reveals how unserious his protectors are.
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When medics began treating Franklin, Kerl was directed away from him.
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Kish said they will now look into treating Dude with CBD.
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Police in London indicated they are treating the incident as terrorism.
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Instead, GOP legislators are treating this as a purely political exercise.
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Instead, the CDC recommends treating the symptoms: -- Get plenty of rest.
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He drove Samantha to the E.R. where doctors are treating her.
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That means treating every individual with respect, fairness, and without judgement.
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Additionally, there could be consequences to not treating depression during pregnancy.
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She has since started treating a second man using adaptive therapy.
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The U.K. police are treating the blast as a terrorism incident.
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Authorities said they were treating the case as a possible suicide.
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I imagine people treating that song that way at your shows.
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I really do enjoy treating sculptures as part of [my cooking].
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Nichopoulos maintained he was treating Presley for insomnia and was acquitted.
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Detectives told the Sun Sentinel they're treating this as a homicide.
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"We're treating this, in essence, as a hazmat incident," he said.
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A lot of problems arise from treating sex like a performance.
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Democratic Party leaders on Capitol Hill are treating the issue gingerly.
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It's not clear when you're treating the gang as one monolith.
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Number two is treating them really well with fluids and antibiotics.
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Some of them show doctors treating patients lucky enough to survive.
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A companion article discusses the risks of treating renewables as inevitable.
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But not everyone prioritizes treating their colleagues and subordinates professionally, too.
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Looks like that feud of theirs is treating them very nicely.
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So far, the market is treating their IPOs about the same.
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As I've progressed in skill, you haven't been treating me well.
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He believes in treating women as tough as he treats men.
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"Grab them by the pussy" isn't exactly treating women as sacred.
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What is more empowering, after all, than treating women as individuals?
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"Criminal organizations now are treating this like a business," Pelletier said.
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You're treating them with respect and putting out a good product.
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He said they were also treating 92 wounded in the explosion.
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Now we were treating it as a cyberattack at the time.
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He particularly enjoyed treating investors to sumptuous meals at their expense.
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Still, he walks with purpose, treating his injury as an annoyance.
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The psychologist treating him wrote two letters to his commander, Maj.
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Local veterinarians assisted the fire company in treating the infected animals.
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Mr. Ban implored European leaders to stop treating refugees as criminals.
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That includes treating women with respect in the workplace, she said.
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Kjellberg later criticized YouTube for treating him unfairly by severing ties.
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Speaking softly — treating them with courtesy — would keep tempers from flaring.
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Some Denver citizens are concerned about police treating minorities with aggression.
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We're all dressed up and ready for trick or treating tonight!
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"We're treating them to send them back into action," Galvan said.
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It's a place with a truly abnormal way of treating memory.
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As Catholics, we believe in treating individuals with respect and dignity.
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Canadianstudies also deemed heroin maintenance effective for treating heavy heroin users.
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But they're treating the problem in the most superficial way possible.
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Symbolic unity required treating Kurds as no different than Saddam's regime.
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It's one more indication that he's treating us like flyover country.
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You can't go around treating women as if they were objects.
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Dillon tweeted a photograph of coalition medics treating wounded SDF soldiers.
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You're not feeling good about how we're treating our common man.
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If i see security treating people shittly, I'll have a word.
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It's clear that Rick is treating this outing like a vacation.
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So I think they be treating her a little funny maybe.
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You can be the change by treating the despised person kindly.
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So treating port selection like a salad bar sounds pretty great.
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We see the person, and we're treating them and their pain.
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"We're treating this, in essence, as a hazmat incident," Guthrie said.
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"The consequences of not treating people are fairly devastating," Bowers said.
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Treating these young people like violent criminals strips them of hope.
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An experimental, pacemaker-like device offers hope for treating spinal injuries.
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Ms. Tsai visited one of the four local hospitals treating victims.
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There's a public safety interest in treating sleep apnea more widely.
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The police said they were treating his death as an accident.
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Those ships, the Comfort and Mercy, won't be treating coronavirus patients.
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I was hoping to find progress in treating and preventing it.
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Do you believe this is treating women with dignity and respect?
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Ventilators are key in treating a respiratory illness like COVID-19.
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At least 23 physicians treating virus patients have died in Italy.
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We're told police are now treating it as a possible suicide.
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As you can imagine, treating these people is a lot harder.
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I have been treating couples as a therapist for 20 years.
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As a result, the doctor's now treating Melania Trump for depression.
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How will the costs of treating continuing health conditions be split?
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"And stop treating the NDA you signed like a used napkin."
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The Trump administration is treating it like a wholly owned subsidiary.
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So does treating tuition waivers for PhD students as taxable income.
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It now works across three continents, treating horses, donkeys and mules.
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"She also believes in strong border laws and treating everybody equally."
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But sponsors are treating the superstar like kryptonite just the same.
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That leaves a near-term need for treating those already sick.
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But treating people respectfully is not just a matter of etiquette.
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Callimachi: They were treating the rape as a kind of sacrament.
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Since money is short, it is focused on treating severe cases.
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Federal authorities are treating this as a case of domestic terrorism.
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But treating Europe in aggregate conceals significant variation inside the continent.
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Their children were treating their displacement like an extended slumber party.
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It's particularly known for treating the tremors experienced by Parkinson's patients.
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In the age of Trump we are treating governing as entertainment.
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The facilities typically offer only one approach to treating addiction — abstinence.
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His words accompanied video footage showcasing doctors and nurses treating patients.
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The Navy previously confirmed it was treating these objects as UFOs.
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Doctors are treating her symptoms much like they would treat pneumonia.
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Antidepressants and talk therapy are effective in treating SAD as well.
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He observes that medicine is still treating cancer by body part.
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Respect, empathy and treating people as individuals go a long way.
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Lyrica is used for treating nerve damage from diabetes and shingles.
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Yet the nation's third-largest insurance company overruled her treating physicians.
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Adam Schiff, had criticized Trump for treating the two documents differently.
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Treating these enormous areas and volumes as points misses much detail.
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In Wuhan, hospitals have devoted 19,000 beds to treating the coronavirus.
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A second attack on Tuesday hit a clinic treating the victims.
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He said he was threatened with arrest for treating wounded protesters.
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Facebook's breakthrough was treating variables and equations as parts of speech.
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We have, instead, become accustomed to companies treating employees as disposable.
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Finally, the cost of treating each senior is growing too rapidly.
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Treating preeclampsia depends on when in your pregnancy you get it.
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This past work created a roadmap for treating very young victims.
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Police said they were treating that case as a murder investigation.
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And SMS has been treating them just fine up until now.
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Suppose the United States was a superpower in treating people equally.
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Which is basically how the campaign is treating the state, too.
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Buffett keeps it frugal even when treating his friends to lunch.
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This type of therapy could theoretically work in treating other diseases.
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Prison officials said they were treating it as a suspected suicide.
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With the VA's approval, community oncology practices started treating these veterans.
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And that results in us sometimes treating entirely the wrong thing.
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Some worry that RCTs are dehumanizing, treating people like science experiments.
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We were applying tourniquets and compressive bandages and treating collapsed lungs.
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As an internist, Dr. Sherman started out by treating the autoworkers.
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Or should we just not be embarrassed about treating it publicly?
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As a clinician, Hahn specialized in treating lung and genitourinary cancers.
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The UAE has an equally harsh way of treating migrant workers.
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We have a pretty hard line on treating people with respect.
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Four hospitals reported treating at least seven people who were hurt.
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Law enforcement are treating the incident as an act of terrorism.
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Thank you for the nice way you are treating me. Really.
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The Nuggets are treating you with the long-term in mind.
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You're taking a photograph and treating it as a master shot.
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We should have an attitude of treating all potential beneficiaries equally.
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In Williamson, Beckett is treating pain the best he can too.
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That leads many to simply avoid treating pain with opioids, period.
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According to someone who heard the conversation, Systrom openly wondered whether Zuckerberg was treating him the way Donald Trump was treating Jeff Sessions: making life miserable in hopes that he'd quit without having to be fired.
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For example, in Texas, where the Clint facility is located, the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services could charge a parent with neglect for treating children the same way that border officials are treating them.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb, Roche and Merck all have approved products for treating certain patients with advanced lung cancer - but AstraZeneca is now in a position to carve out a niche in treating earlier stage III patients.
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Treating opioid-dependent newborns, meeting the needs of children in foster care because of their parents' addiction and treating hepatitis C and other illnesses common among opioid addicts would cost "many billions more," Mr. Frank said.
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We need to stop treating sex as a taboo topic, and start treating it as an ordinary aspect of life, one that young people should be educated about in all its weird, wonderful, risky and rewarding complexity.
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We also risk treating members of our communities as second-class citizens.
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Literally no words for how disgraceful they are treating their partners. pic.twitter.
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Consider treating your 15-year as if it were a 10-year.
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"Let's start treating our best friends like real best friends," it says.
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Steroids may be another option for treating pain in more extreme cases.
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They smiled and shook her hand, treating her like sudden rock star.
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Thinking about treating your family to a little virtual reality this holiday?
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While treating the fractures, doctors found two cancerous nodules in her lungs.
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No wonder so many people begin treating Sasha differently in the flashforward.
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"In human rights and taking care of people and treating people equal."
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The police are not treating the death as suspicious, reports The Age.
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Oreo wants in on your trick or treating—emphasis on the treats.
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"Do you think that Trump is treating them that way?" she asked.
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And none of these are specifically aimed at treating pediatric brain tumors.
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Want to do some good in the world while also treating yourself?
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In contrast, Facebook's Free Basics was treating India as the third world.
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Its pigment collection is crucial to researching and treating works of art.
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We hear he is sick, and the Americans are treating him badly.
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We have communities that start treating them and their families very poorly.
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But clearly, they found common ground in treating each other with respect.
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Always check with a conservator before treating any of your antique furniture.
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Why The Anti-Abortion Movement Is Treating Cardi B Like A Hero
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Treating these disorders may involve surgery, Minkin says, or using vaginal dilators.
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Candy Not quite sure of the proper etiquette for trick-or-treating?
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Click through for 16 options we're planning on treating ourselves to ASAP.
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Focus on how you're now treating your body right and be proud!
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I don't like treating who I was before surgery like a ghost.
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Local police have said they are treating it as a terrorist attack.
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Remembering the storm Joplin is treating the tornado as a historic event.
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This came after Hamas promised to stop treating wounded jihadists in Gaza.
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It's like treating your thoughts as if they have a longer wavelength.
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Emergency services said they were treating injured people but gave no numbers.
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But Hameed, 23, had no training for treating pellet wounds, he said.
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Treating the disabled badly is a false economy for the travel industry.
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Pratt and Faris recently reunited to take their son trick-or-treating.
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"They're demanding unity without treating us equally or hearing us," she said.
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"We don't want to confuse treating our seniors as children," Malone said.
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Being comfortable while trick-or-treating can make Halloween much more enjoyable.
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The company has two other experimental drugs aimed at treating chronic pain.
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Uber does not have a great history of treating its customers well.
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In any case, Capcom is likely treating this release as an experiment.
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Basically, people are treating the FCC like their own personal cloud storage.
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On this day, the best-laid plans for treating patients never developed.
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This past Halloween, the girls went trick-or-treating with their moms.
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" "Media needs to stop treating WikiLeaks like it is same as FOIA.
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Champaign County Sheriff said they're treating the death as an apparent suicide.
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But also, why are these women treating him like he raped someone?
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That quality makes it particularly useful in treating all forms of acne.
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"I'm sorry for treating you and being hard on you," she said.
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Yet its minor hallucinogenic side effects soon warned doctors off treating people.
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However, he sees pragmatic reasons for treating Israeli Arabs a bit better.
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So, she suggests treating ex-dates like you would any other acquaintance.
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Kids look forward to Halloween for trick-or-treating and free candy.
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And Trump apparently loves telling us how "unfair" everyone is treating him.
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At Nice's Pasteur hospital, medical staff were treating large numbers of injured.
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Not by demanding that they disappear but by treating them with grace.
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Treating insomnia isn't impossible, but it is a pain in the ass.
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Why do you think policymakers aren't treating this problem with more urgency?
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It's the agency that prevents powerful companies from treating consumers as prey.
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Unfortunately, we've all long graduated from the days of trick-or-treating.
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It's about taking your time and treating your hair throughout the process.
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Americans spend an estimated US$42 billion a year treating these disorders.
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In other words, treating mental illness is complicated because you are complicated.
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It also doesn't directly address the benefit of treating hypertension, Goff said.
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"We are treating it, in terms of forecasting, as neutral," he said.
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"The way he is treating the children is un-Islamic" he said.
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" She compared it to "treating American Muslims like criminals" and "racially profiling.
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Lucy, Peanuts' resident mean girl, goes trick-or-treating as a witch.
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It's time to stop treating mobile as a subsection of e-commerce.
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"I'm sick of treating her like a goddamn kid," she tells Philip.
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Just like any good pain killer, optimism soothes without treating the disease.
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While treating the dog, the vet discovered chemical burns on his ears.
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Treating Parkinson's, then, is a matter of producing dopamine in the brain.
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The hospital in Desaguadero was treating people for nausea, vomiting, and headaches.
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Davids has called for treating gun violence as a public health crisis.
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It creates phony drama by treating minor disagreements as world ending clashes.
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The fact is they're not treating drivers right, and they're still not.
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After treating your dog, watch for redness and swelling around the eyes.
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While treating the 29-year-old, authorities learned Rogers had three children.
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Why are they treating the former head of the FBI this way?
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Fecal transplants have already shown great promise in treating C. difficile infection.
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We believe in treating people with courtesy and respect as human beings.
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Rather than treating files like cells, it treats individual computers like cells.
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Thankfully, the surgery seemed to do the trick in treating the infection.
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BRITAIN has a long and undistinguished history of treating its elderly badly.
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Is the U.S. treating Kim like a toddler who is best ignored?
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Hammer practically struts like a peacock, treating the escalating body count as
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Now, he's treating us to an extremely attractive Oscar night family photo.
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Many focus on life-threatening epidemics rather than treating pain, she says.
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If you're going trick-or-treating, don't forget to bring Pikachu along.
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For another, it means treating readers as a key source for stories.
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They often see success when treating both problems at the same time.
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Tatum and Dewan also took Everly trick-or-treating together on Halloween.
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We can keep treating symptoms, but we can't ignore the root problem.
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They could enjoy themselves away from the way society was treating them.
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But C. auris is growing elsewhere with institutions treating it still unknown.
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We haven't been treating people fairly in America for a long time.
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Volunteers say the police rarely return the favor, treating them as antagonists.
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Often treating shooting victims, Connor said O'Neal was concerned about gun violence.
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It is unclear why these medications are so effective in treating ADHD.
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Mocking opponents and treating their ideas with derision rarely defeats an idea.
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Amazon Alexa is now going to start diagnosing and treating health conditions.
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Let's make sure that we're treating them like our teammates, trusted teammates.
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So a lot of treating it means trying to reduce that friction.
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It may be that we've become better at treating cardiovascular risk factors.
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"They go through the act of trick-or-treating," Carter told NPR.
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It is also being tested for treating Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.
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Federal investigators are reportedly treating the attack as a potential hate crime.
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She cried and said that I was treating her like an object.
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And yet, some headlines are treating Gaza like a Middle Eastern Selma.
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He talked about treating employees well and helping them leave with dignity.
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Treating employees poorly — then expecting them to 'bend over backwards' for you
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We shouldn't have to protest because you all are treating us wrong.
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Authorities are treating the mass killing as a case of domestic terrorism.
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Professionals trained in treating head injuries now roam the sidelines during games.
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Yet treating hearing loss has been largely an all-or-nothing proposition.
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The equine therapy was more effective at treating her pain than medication.
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Skuid's management understands that treating employees well motivates a great work ethic.
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AstraZeneca's drug already had approval for treating certain patients with bladder cancer.
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Television critics pan the show for treating Mr. Kadyrov with kid gloves.
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You don't solve these problems by treating them like an oil company.
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Instead of treating these tiny homes as residences, Allwood has other suggestions.
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This vegetable soap is excellent for spot treating and pre-wash prep.
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The South Korean company is paying a price for treating China differently.
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In some ways, of course, treating each case in isolation provides succor.
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He vividly recalls the first time he took her trick or treating.
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A manhunt is underway and police are treating the incident as terrorism.
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Canadian studies also deemed heroin maintenance effective for treating severe heroin addicts.
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There's a startup called Vivid Vision treating lazy eye with VR headsets.
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I know how I will be treating myself for my next birthday.
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Anecdotally, Hilton does a great job of treating elite status members well.
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Trump has attracted criticism for treating Jones like a reputable media figure.
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"I went trick or treating at my own house," she joked. Gov.
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Veterinary surgeons were treating stray and wounded animals for free, he added.
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Congress should be thinking more broadly and treating our budgetary situation holistically.
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The Comfort's 800 medical personnel were treating just seven patients on Monday.
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"Getting harder to say Trump's treating Putin with kid gloves," he added.
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But it also means treating people born outside the US as equals.
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The police say they are treating the investigation as a criminal matter.
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Some have questioned Dr. Benson's expertise in treating serious mental health issues.
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Is treating other people like garbage the way to a better America?
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As I learned, treating someone with cancer takes a team of supporters.
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What have you taken away from treating people in the public eye?
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Tell your pediatrician that you are treating the worms, Dr. Ratner said.
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But for now, investors are effectively treating Trump as crazy but harmless.
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They have sent a message that treating us with violence is acceptable.
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He also maintained a small clinical practice, specializing in treating severe depression.
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Canadian studies also deemed prescription heroin effective for treating heavy heroin users.
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The players also thanked the Chinese police for treating them with respect.
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He singles out this paper for treating the Trump presidency as anomalous.
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Ms. Wieber said Dr. Nassar began treating her when she was 8.
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He describes the details of procedures for treating and identifying the bodies.
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Treating terrorism like a "normal" crime issue is out of the question.
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When treating addiction, we need to expand our focus beyond the individual.
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Canadian studies also deemed prescription heroin effective for treating heavy heroin use.
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Western clinicians were accustomed to treating individuals suffering from deep psychological trauma.
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I don't know why Trump is treating America's Western allies as enemies.
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It is a matter of treating such allegations with the proper gravity.
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And we haven't gotten much better at treating measles, Dr. Ratner said.
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Are your friends treating work from home like a license to party?
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We'd like to hear about how the U.S. economy is treating you.
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Medicine has historically been pretty terrible at treating chronic lower back pain.
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In many instances, staff were used to treating teenagers, not young children.
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The USNS Comfort will begin treating patients within the next 24 hours.
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Treating physicians would regularly check up on these patients through telemedicine tools.
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The police are not treating Saturday's episode as a terrorism-related attack.
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The Lannisters are treating me well, and providing me with every comfort.
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"It's my No. 242 money mantra, treating money with respect," she said.
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Even today, Williams is "really bad at treating myself," she told People.
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A secretive clinic in St. Petersburg has been treating mercenaries injured overseas.
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Woods explains that the significance lies in how she's treating the papers.
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That makes staff even more susceptible to the virus while treating patients.
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Treating our allies unfairly has never served our interests well over time.
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"Consent" lets men (and women) get away with treating people like this.
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And besides, trick-or-treating is far less fun in the city.
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There's not too many that do, but today you're treating me well.
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Dr. Shengold began treating Dr. Sacks in 1966 for an amphetamine addiction.
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Their findings have implications for treating cancer, anemia, heart attacks and strokes.
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One thing is clear, however: China is treating the matter extremely seriously.
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Authorities are now treating the incident as a homicide investigation, Yokley said.
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Accumulating scientific evidence has shown its effectiveness in treating certain medical conditions.
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How do the weapons change the nature of the injuries you're treating?
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Political media is already treating the delay as a crisis unto itself.
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The ward will focus on treating and vaccinating koalas in that state.
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In 2011, Bahraini security forces arrested and tortured doctors treating wounded protestors.
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Instead of quitting the company, she succeeded there by treating people respectfully.
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Some examples include cancer hospitals, maternity hospitals, and hospitals treating chronic diseases.
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British authorities announced they were treating the incident as a terror attack.
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Confusion and misinformation are rampant in the debate over treating transgender adolescents.
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We have to make sure we have viable options for treating it.
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How would a hospital know that they're treating the right Peter Lee?
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So he's treating his addiction through the state program without the medication.
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I have been treating patients in Africa and Haiti for 240 years.
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One can grow an innovative on-demand company while treating workers responsibly.
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We have made tremendous progress in treating relatively rare cancers of children.
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In effect, we're treating symptoms and not the root cause of cyberattacks.
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" "It's all about treating people with dignity, as my dad would say.
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Law enforcement authorities are treating the bombs as a domestic terror matter.
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Treating her ideas, her aches, and her art as meriting serious attention.
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Several actively objected to the company treating their ouster as a retirement.
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Health care workers treating Ebola cases in Beni, DRC in July 2019.
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He's also frequently complained that Canada is treating the United States unfairly.
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Businessmen have been "treating the world like a playground," Mr. Taylor said.
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"He's treating Puerto Rico different than the U.S. treated Haiti," Cruz said.
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Bordelaise winemakers have been treating their wines with egg whites for centuries.
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In the absence of a known cause, treating patients has proven tricky.
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The short-term financial cost of treating mental illness is not negligible.
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He also thanked those who have been treating him for their care.
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Robust federal research funding is essential to preventing and treating the disease.
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It's time we started - as a society - treating it like it is.
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Clozapine is the only antipsychotic with FDA approval for treating suicidal behaviors.
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Our journalists and politicians need to start treating them as equal evils.
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Unfortunately, the president seems to be treating her like a political opportunity.
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It encourages exercise by treating gym memberships as tax-deductible medical expenses.
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There's lipstick or a feminine approach to how I'm treating the image.
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As the pendulum swung further toward treating pain, opioid-related deaths ballooned.
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Treating their depression might ease their symptoms and improve their employment prospects.
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The prosecutor added that investigators were treating these initial statements with caution.
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The band says it's treating John to all the alcohol he wants.
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" Solange agrees: "They're treating [British-born] black kids as migrants—it's disgraceful.
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That's not the respect with which we should be treating our allies.
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When treating the sensitive tissue with acid, he admired Hitler's extraordinary impassivity.
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There was an interest in portraying, and treating, no one as unassimilable.
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The Nickelodeon Resort says they're still treating this as an isolated incident.
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Decades of research have deemed these medicines effective for treating drug abuse.
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It has also set itself apart by treating Silicon Valley with skepticism.
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A hospital treating civilians injured in chemical attacks was bombed on Tuesday.
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By treating them with respect, you have less problems and less fights.
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As the agent began to spread, the nearest hospital began treating victims.
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According to the American Journal of Play's "Gangsters, Pranksters, and the Invention of Trick-or-Treating," many adults raised "stern objections" to trick-or-treating over the decades, as it was often viewed as a form of extortion.
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"There's no rational basis for treating somebody who can afford to pay fees any differently than treating anybody who can't afford to pay them," said Julie Ebenstein, a senior staff attorney with the A.C.L.U.'s Voting Rights Project.
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Treating a recurring cancer is also different that treating the disease the first time since cancer can become resistant to to chemotherapy and doubling up on treatments can make its long-term side effects like nerve damage worse.
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Everybody wants the company to make money, and maybe we want to do that by treating our workers better or maybe we want to make money by treating our workers worse — but we all want to make more money.
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The start-up behind Roman, the men's health service known for its discretion in treating erectile dysfunction, is launching a new service aimed at treating a similarly delicate problem for women without having to go to the doctor's office.
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Should we focus on treating the cause (that is, corporate tax rates that incentivize corporations to look for inversion opportunities) or accept our tax law as is and focus on treating the symptom (that is, patching the inversion "loophole")?
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" Palac still remembers the incredulity she felt watching Hill's testimony, thinking, "I can't believe the way they're treating this woman, I can't believe the way they're talking to her, I can't believe they're treating this like this a trial.
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"We are treating his case," he said, "as if he were an Egyptian."
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But what about the dangers of treating machines as if they were sentient?
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The lying news media has been treating Trump very, very unfairly since Tuesday.
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Researchers elsewhere are exploring a similar "bi-modal stimulation" approach to treating tinnitus.
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Consider treating your 30-year mortgage as if it were a 15-year.
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"The network was treating this like an episode of The Apprentice," charges Clinton.
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The doctors immediately hospitalized the patient, treating him with an intravenous antimicrobial therapy.
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He's also made a habit of treating us to his brand new material.
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Start-up funding has been directed largely at virtual approaches to treating patients.
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Medical officials treating the siblings say they will endure a long recovery period.
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But there's one line none of them have yet crossed: actually treating patients.
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Treating all steaks the same can deprive you of the best possible flavor.
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Instead, I settled for treating a friend to a big, pro bono feast.
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The lawsuit brings into question TIDAL's self-proclaimed dedication to treating artists well.
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But she attributes her success to not treating her A-listers as such.
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Not only was pregnant Meier treating a student, but she was also carrying.
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"70% of parents don't accompany their children trick-or-treating," reads the petition.
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Isn't it time we â€" and our newspapers â€" started treating her so?
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Both couples united in October to take Jack trick-or-treating on Halloween.
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And you stop and think why are we treating our allies this badly?
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This life hack will have you treating women like people in no time.
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We spoke with Weinzweig about anarchy, treating people right, and success in food.
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Predicting the disorder early could allow doctors to begin treating the condition earlier.
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The Lannisters are treating me very well and provide me with every comfort.
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He says Amazon is treating libraries as if they are a competitive threat.
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"I never believed in diet for treating anything serious at all," she said.
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I been treating the area every day solely to get well to race.
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"It feels like we're treating all of this as a game," she said.
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" He also noted that Puerto Rican officials were treating the Trump administration "nicely.
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I couldn't quite believe that doctors were still treating acne with this stuff.
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For more stories about detecting, treating, or living with breast cancer, click here.
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Treating a tattoo properly includes understanding the biology of the skin around it.
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Treating customers differently in Europe and the United States is asking for trouble.
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Three kids dressed as ghosts are ready for trick-or-treating, circa 1925.
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This foundation neutralizes redness and conceals blemishes while treating them with salicylic acid.
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At first, the clinic tried treating the inflammation with several different antibiotic pills.
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Treating toleration itself as a patronising fraud likewise rests on a conceptual muddle.
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It doesn't seem like the company is treating this episode like a crisis.
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I learn there is a clinic that specializes in treating severe skin disease.
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Wilhemina Venable is still over the way her bosses have been treating her.
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Prosecutors have said they are treating the mass shooting as a hate crime.
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"Trump is treating his presidency like The Apprentice," Hilton writes in an email.
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These medicines come the closest in treating the symptoms of Zika virus infection.
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Treating traumatic brain injuries Some patients are prescribed medication immediately after the injury.
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Treating them as such might make passengers undervalue the work of flight attendants.
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But when it comes to treating others, the evidence is not as solid.
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"Scott isn't treating this as a long-term relationship whatsoever," said the source.
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Small trials have shown psilocybin's promise in treating alcoholism, opiate addiction, and depression.
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Treating all Chinese companies alike also underestimates the vibrancy of China's private sector.
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While treating gunshot wounds, doctors sometimes elect to leave bullets where they are.
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They said it's like meningitis so they are treating it the same way.
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Those patients were referred to him for help treating the scarring left behind.
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But because it can change over time, treating the disease requires lifelong management.
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The first step in treating any headache is figuring out what's causing it.
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Aircraft later fired rockets on clinics treating the wounded, medics and activists said.
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Or take antidepressants that don't work, because they're treating the wrong neurochemical processes?
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CBD has already been proven effective in treating severe forms of childhood epilepsy.
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Sheen specialized in treating elderly animals and had adopted several, her boss said.
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"Scott isn't treating this as a long-term relationship whatsoever," the source said.
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But some men have a fear of treating me as a normal girl.
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It's time to start treating the Olympics like the entertainment product it is.
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Treating drivers as replaceable, disposable placeholders for algorithms is finally taking its toll.
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" And that includes treating herself to a few vices: "French fries, olives, shopping.
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Since the 1960s, people have contested their use for treating depression and anxiety.
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Scientists hail CRISPR's potential for treating genetic diseases, such as sickle-cell anemia.
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She's happy with the way Chris is treating her ... financially, medically and emotionally.
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"That means gathering and treating 29,000 to 30,000 animals every year," he said.
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Treating multi-drug resistant TB is even longer, involves injections and is arduous.
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Those techniques were also more effective than usual care in treating patient agitation.
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If many are treating this with portentous language, this is to be expected.
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Trump also criticized Japan for not treating the United States fairly on trade.
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These findings open new opportunities for treating overeating and the development of obesity.
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We're slowly moving away from treating illnesses and toward predicting and preventing them.
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Griffiths himself had concerns about inducing such experiences, particularly when treating dying people.
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Depending on stress and the way you're treating yourself, it comes and goes.
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Ken once went out trick or treating with him, taking along a lightsaber.
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He's concerned that Middletown simply doesn't have the money to keep treating overdoses.
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It is the enemy for the medical staff treating them too, Manson says.
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By December 2010, he found himself in a clinic treating cholera-stricken infants.
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Radius is a company focused on treating osteoporosis and other endocrine-mediated disorders.
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What's more, I'm not a big fan of treating my friends like doctors.
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Almost immediately, people began treating the trash can as a cherished family pet.
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This continues until we start treating people fleeing asylum in a humane way.
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Second, these care teams are specially trained in treating one organ: the brain.
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In her letter, Davis criticizes the actor for treating the subject matter insensitively.
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He blames the docs' lack of skill in treating her for her death.
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As an over-the-counter pain reliever, it's fairly effective at treating pain.
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So that leaves utilizing antibiotics for preventing, controlling or treating disease in animals.
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Meanwhile, dance and movement therapy are gaining traction as methods of treating PTSD.
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When treating an eating disorder, Kronberg says, it's important to reset eating habits.
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A lot of these are about treating constipation, which is admittedly no fun.
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Some, like Francesa, deal with it by treating their callers with total contempt.
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But don't assume that "treating them the same" is the way to go.
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Treating people fairly and with respect is at the heart of our brand.
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That said, I hopefully won't be treating myself until this challenge is over.
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We need to be treating violence as the health crisis that it is.
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"You're addressing the physiological cause, not just treating the symptoms," says Bar-Chama.
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Treating a celebrity like she's a saint means reckoning with the fact that
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The police are treating it as a criminal homicide, and charges are pending.
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I end up not paying for dinner, because the boyfriend insists on treating.
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This idea of "India treating women" makes for good stories, optics and headlines.
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Look like the jump to the silver screen is treating Harry Styles well!
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Instead, let's start treating them like the widely-available numbers that they are.
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Treating patients with weed Medical marijuana has been legal in Maine since 1999.
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The food comes on time, and they've been treating her well, she said.
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And you can't try treating something when you don't know what's causing it.
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" "We are currently treating this as a terrorist incident until we know otherwise.
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"The people at the top are treating this as a gnat," Seitz said.
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The U.S. spent an estimated $190 billion treating obesity-related conditions in 2012.
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The company's Tumor Treating Fields is gaining approval among the public, Cramer noted.
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I greatly appreciated Velasquez-Manoff's article about treating inflammatory bowel disease with parasites.
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This practice is emblematic of gross inequities in treating patients with eating disorders.
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The police said they were treating the assault as a possible hate crime.
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"We have to stop treating people like we're in Fallujah," he told me.
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Instead of treating veterans, Homecoming aimed to force them back into endless war.
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Of course, trick-or-treating is a major draw to the Halloween bash.
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Treating the stains as soon as possible will give you the best results.
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In a way, it's hard to tell which side is treating Kavanaugh worse.
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At that time there were four experts treating patients with gynecological cancers there.
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Our society calls the work of mothers priceless while treating it as worthless.
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France 2 television reported that police were treating the blaze as an accident.
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Europe is no longer treating the influx of refugees as a humanitarian crisis.
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The police have said they are treating the immolation as an attempted murder.
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House Democrats are treating the report as a guide book for more investigations.
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About four minutes after Kerl opened fire, medics arrived and began treating Franklin.
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I found that to be so inspiring, not treating it like a commodity.
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Second, the president is treating the Senate with the respect that it deserves.
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We've become more and more successful at treating deficits and deficiencies in people.
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We are just treating this as a boat of lonely haters, no more.
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Part of the problem was treating Dead Space like a AAA video game.
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Life is not treating the majority of people in our country very well.
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Republican President Donald Trump is treating him like his top threat in 2020.
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But his patient's suicide showed him that treating the pain was not enough.
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In 213, Kast had started treating a woman with Crohn's disease for depression.
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The costs of treating polluted water sources would far outstrip this meager increase.
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He's treating it like it's a Trump Organization construction project, the source added.
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Lichtstein recommends Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), which has been successful in treating insomnia.
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Not only that, but you stop treating members of the community as such.
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"The prominent media critic Jay Rosen added: "Stop treating us like idiots, Adam.
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But the modern world came from treating more and more people with respect.
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The doctor had been treating me as if I were made of glass.
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Activities include trick-or-treating, Disney character encounters, a dance party and fireworks.
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In 1999, Kast had started treating a woman with Crohn's disease for depression.
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A whole week's worth of sheet masks, each treating a different skin concern
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The technique may also hold great promise for treating H.I.V., Dr. Wherry said.
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With a few exceptions, we're not treating people with what actually works best.
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Experts often focus on the strides made in preventing and treating heart disease.
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It feels like an obstacle because we have been treating it as such.
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The legislation also boosts reimbursements by 20% for treating Medicare patients with coronavirus.
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If it's treating their depression or anxiety, she advised they seek professional help.
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And the Israeli media is already treating him like an indicted man walking.
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But that doesn't mean you can cure MCS by treating the depression, necessarily.
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The high cost of treating chronic illnesses poses a problem for every country.
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"We know that treating these kids quickly is really paramount," Mr. Lennon said.
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Treatment has to focus on reducing pain rather than on treating the disorder.
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If they were treating our vets badly, you couldn't fire him for anything.
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When will the American Psychiatric Association finally stop treating it like it is?
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The team is not treating this game as anything final, or even unusual.
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"We're going beyond simply treating notes as a list of instructions," she said.
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We're fighting battles that other people aren't treating us fairly in the fight.
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The medical workers began treating him and wrapped a bandage around his head.
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Treating excessive anxiety can allow patients to better face their pain and fears.
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Though, again, that difference disappears among doctors treating a high volume of patients.
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The lack of power affects everything from preserving fresh food to treating sewage.
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Baptist's approach, treating his subjects like characters in a drama, is ultimately frustrating.
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The reimbursement program would pay providers 110 percent of Medicare for treating patients.
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Dr. Tsao is still treating three patients from the 2015 San Bernardino attack.
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I'm treating this, and the cheesy announcement video they posted, as a win.
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The Justice Department is "treating this as a domestic terrorist case," Bash said.
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Federal authorities said they're treating the shooting as a case of domestic terrorism.
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"Trick-or-treating will take place on Friday, October 27," the note read.
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He took this photo after a 13-hour shift of treating coronavirus patients.
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She looked up the American Academy of Neurology's advice on treating dementia patients.
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Endocrinologists treating diabetics will learn that almost 653 percent will be 65-plus.
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It will be divided into two wards, each capable of treating 2,000 patients.
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Medical workers who get infected while treating coronavirus patients will get $10,000 each.
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All in all, we, by this time, are treating such material with humor.
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The treating physician is often placed between a rock and a hard place.
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Cara, who was treating me, asked what I felt like my skin needed.
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Understanding this unique microbiome may yield new ideas for treating various dermatologic conditions.
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"We were no longer treating the water, just sending it out," she said.
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Chinese researchers reported preliminary success with a new approach for treating the coronavirus.
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The authorities are treating the case as an act of terrorism targeting women.
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After all, we suddenly have great justification for treating ourselves at Tar-jay.
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We know that various psychotherapies and medication are highly effective in treating depression.
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That person is Miranda, who is treating The Circle more like The Bachelorette.
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"There is a distinction between self-care and treating yourself," Ms. Padamsee said.
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Keytruda is already approved for treating lung, head and neck cancers, among others.
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Opioid medications, like Vicodin, Percocet or OxyContin, can be useful in treating pain.
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Out of caution, the Georgia Department of Transportation began treating roadways Friday night.
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Some providers may also be resistant to treating drug addiction with prescription medications.
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By treating Election Day like any other Tuesday, we're knowingly suppressing democratic participation.
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Perhaps they'll make you reconsider the way you've been treating your hair lately.
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He lost his mother to cancer and now specializes in treating cancer patients.
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One of the biggest impacts the fire had was on treating burn patients.
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I felt adoring and treating your wife with loving respect deserved better recognition.
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We have to work on treating ourselves like we would treat our friends.
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The women all have felt unsafe by men treating them like public property.
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Typically, nurses begin treating a baby only after symptoms reach a critical point.
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Seeing a movie over what many people are treating as a holiday weekend?
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"Without treating this as a real crisis we cannot solve it," she said.
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We have two therapies right now treating patients who have Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
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Firmness, in treating the duties enough like a normal job that volunteers comply.
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This month she is treating more than 40 pregnant women with severe malnutrition.
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He later died, and two nurses became infected while treating him but recovered.
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They started treating victims and found the three dead bodies, including Katz's body.
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Doctors also are treating Layne for a collapsed lung and a blood clot.
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The San Francisco biotech company is focused on treating cancer with cell therapies.
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"We're treating people as we go while also renovating a clinic," said Wilson.
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"He sacrificed his future" to continue treating patients in Syria, Aziz told me.
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Police said they were treating the report as a possible hate crime. Jan.
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He wants lawmakers to stop treating gun control like a two-headed monster.
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McConnell and the National Republican Senatorial Committee are treating him as the incumbent.
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But even with a top Castleman specialist treating him, there were many unknowns.
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Otherwise, companies like Uber will be forced to start treating them as employees.
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One of the sponsors had already arranged to take them trick-or-treating.
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How is that half of the story treating you, not-Alexis Bledel Emily?
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It is dedicated to treating the cause of problems, not just the symptoms.
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At her peak, she was treating 50 people, or "100 boobs," per day.
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For years, I've justified my phubbing by treating it as a professional necessity.
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And the lack of resources is a major constraint in treating those ailments.
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He sees no value in treating even the worst of humanity with humanity.
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They are believed to have medicinal properties, treating ailments from arthritis to impotency.
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That might mean treating a cancer "in kind and gentle ways," she said.
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Even apartment rentals are treating their spaces as short-term live-in showrooms.
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"We believe that treating addiction is more than just relieving symptoms," Poverman said.
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Rather, political civility is about treating members of the opposition like reasonable people.
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A new study suggests that cannabis might be useful in treating cervical cancer.
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Which is a beautiful mirror in how we are treating ourselves on earth.
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Robin is also psychoanalyst with three decades of experience treating individuals and couples.
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We spend an estimated 10% of the NHS budget on treating the consequences.
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HAHN: No, this is the president -- no, the president is treating people who are sneaking under a fence, the same as people who are coming through a door, Tomi, they are treating them the same and that is not right.
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The editorial writers, Dr. Jeanette Tetrault and Dr. David Fiellin of Yale University School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut, likened treating opioid disorder with medically assisted withdrawal to treating diabetic ketoacidosis, a life-threatening complication of diabetes, without addressing diabetes.
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This is unfortunate: a paper published in 0003 in the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment suggests that treating people with methadone and buprenorphine results in $153-223 less spending on health care per month than treating addicts without these medicines does.
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Greater quantities of antibiotics are used in farming than for treating people, and much of this is for promoting animal growth rather than treating sick animals, economist Jim O'Neill said in a report in May commissioned by the British government.
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"A hospital came to the company and said we are treating a patient and a nation-state may attempt to assassinate the patient that we're treating by using a cybersecurity vulnerability in a medical device to do it," Kijewski recalled.
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Instead, the system is treating the scandal at North Carolina as a one-off.
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It was not clear whether this helped Kessel, or who is treating her now.
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Too often the lines between enforcing the law and treating the sick are blurred.
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KEVIN O'LEARY: So, then you're treating it more like a stock than a currency.
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Treating commercial and political speech as equals by rewarding viral posts can foster polarization.
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This is the body I was given and I was really treating it poorly.
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The press reacted quickly to this intended gutting, treating it as a major story.
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He was treating the little boy like a Raggedy Ann doll in his grip.
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"It was, as a medical student, incredibly powerful," Weiser said of treating the boy.
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But Huang was more interested in what the result could mean for treating disease.
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Treating the underlying infection is important, but it doesn't reverse the fertility-destroying damage.
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In the Middle Ages, leeching was super popular for treating all kinds of things.
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In one post on her Weibo page, she thanked police for treating her well.
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Justin isn't calling it a honeymoon, but he is treating Hailey like it is.
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Witnesses said Najjar was a volunteer paramedic that took part in treating wounded protesters.
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The FDA does not permit Propecia for treating hair loss in women or children.
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On Friday, Doctors Without Borders sent medical supplies to a hospital treating wounded evacuees.
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After more than 30 years treating clergy, he founded Wittmann Blair, a publishing company.
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"[Lamar] is back to treating his body worse than ever," a source tells PEOPLE.
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Dombkowski comes from the biotech industry, where companies mainly focus on treating existing ailments.
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"We're treating people differently for different crimes," Trump said during a press conference Wednesday.
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But above all, this is about internal behavior and treating these volunteers with respect.
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"People are treating their pets more like people," William Blair analyst John Kreger said.
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But treating addiction also requires acknowledging that setbacks can happen and are even common.
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We're catching up for a minute and talking about how adulting is treating us.
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And the contract creates a campaign-wide policy that prioritizes treating workers with respect.
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"I think she was raising me how the world was treating her," Girardi explained.
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One is Dr. Eduardo Miranda, an oncologist treating primarily impoverished patients in Laredo, Texas.
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In other words, they began treating addiction as a disease instead of a crime.
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We put up with companies treating us poorly because we don't see another option.
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"He stopped treating me like a peer the moment he touched me," she wrote.
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Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital was still treating three patients as of Friday night.
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The Metropolitan Police have tweeted that they are treating this as a terror attack.
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"My favorite part of everything was when we finished trick or treating," Jeffrey said.
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I think it's treating people like adults, but you may have a different opinion.
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It was shameful before this president came into office how we were treating them.
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Brady seemingly stumbled upon the decoration while out trick-or-treating with his family.
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A nearby hospital said it was treating three victims: two women and one man.
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I mean, someone could just do a business model treating people as independent contractors.
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Above all, I regret spending years abusing my body and treating it with disdain.
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This evaluation feels uncomfortable, as though I'm treating artistic critique like buying a toaster.
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Search results aside, Google's parent company has also shown interest in treating depression directly.
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And not adequately treating their mental suffering is a stain on the American psyche.
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As many as 1,000 medical workers have themselves caught the virus while treating it.
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Meanwhile, Reuters reports today that US government staff are still treating Huawei as blacklisted.
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I've generally chalked this up to NBC treating the Olympics as entertainment, not sports.
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And Google could argue that it's not hurting consumers or treating other exchanges unfairly.
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I hope I still have energy to go trick-or-treating after all that.
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Li was later infected with the coronavirus himself after treating patients with the virus.
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Prize to the first person who goes trick-or-treating as the attorney general.
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At some point during rehearsal, Martin noticed that Long had started treating him differently.
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