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For Mr Bollard, it means a headache.
When on the road he often works from 5 A.M. to 2 A. M. A wet lot always means a headache.
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Cordoned-off streets meant a headache for commuters.
I was the one who figured out that Jonah's sour breath equaled strep throat, that quietude and overcompliance meant it was time to start the Tylenol and that head-scratching could mean a headache or an allergic skin rash.
Thus, indomethacin-resistant HC mean a headache that lacks this indomethacin specific site of action.
No details are yet available, but at best it means a big headache for consumers.
"It is by no means clear that a headache means a state of mind with a headachy object [i.e. an act with a certain object]; it seems on the whole more plausible to say that that it is just a headachy state of mind" (1921b, p. 392).
A glass of Madiran that night with our dinner of ratatouille and fruit went down very well, though the lack of carbs to soak it up did mean a slight headache the next morning.
*The meeting rooms were actually reasonably sized, and seeing a days worth of games didn't mean a pounding headache that would last for a week.
Retaining J.R. Smith, winner of the Sixth Man of the Year Award, means keeping firepower -- but it also means a whole cadre of headaches for coach Mike Woodson.
One of the reasons preventing either private or public investors from funding clinical studies in this field is the small expected difference between experimental drugs and placebo in children with headache, which means a huge sample is to be enrolled to see such a small effect.
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