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Mr. Dunn said it was possible Misty was killed by the same infection that killed Stormy, a stranded animal that was rehabilitated but continually suffered from medical problems.
Since that trauma, he had continually suffered from moderate pain of his left shoulder.
Although I am very happy with my fellow co-workers, I continually suffered from an overwhelming sense of frustration that never abated.
The team continually suffers from not having naturals in this position; a position that should shoulder both defensive and attacking responsibilities, but usually we are lucky if the player in that position that could fill one of those responsibilities to a suitable standard.
The region's remoteness also contributed to supply difficulties, and No. 1 Wing continually suffered from a shortage of spare parts for its Spitfires.
With many competing needs against a dwindling resource base, the health sector has continually suffered from insufficient allocations of government budgets.
From Guantánamo, Moazzam Begg writes, "I don't know what crime I am supposed to have committed for which not only I but my wife and children should continually suffer".
However, one was successful in acquiring funding from the outset, while the other continually suffered deficiencies in support.
Do children who continually recoil from sights and sounds suffer from sensory problems — or just need extra attention?
With mounting evidence continually surfacing revealing that many service members suffer from both TBI and PTSD, the negative and far-reaching long-term effects are undeniable.
However, if the number of mobile nodes increases in the network, these types of routing protocols will suffer from high routing overhead, because they continually need to find new routing paths.
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