In a small black rucksack he carries all his possessions: a phone, an old toothbrush, a spare pair of underpants and trousers, and a packet of paracetamol, purchased in a pound shop, to stave off the aches and pains that come from living on the streets.
Initially she was at pains to keep her private life out of the media.
Gehry, meanwhile, is at pains to point out this isn't his usual brand of billowing architectural tricks.
If someone has had a cough for three days, so has chest pains from that, they will call us out.
Ebola safety procedures were triggered at Southmead hospital in Bristol last month when Adam Griffiths, 24, who had been travelling in Africa arrived in accident and emergency, suffering from chest and abdominal pains and feeling hot and sweaty.
Just replace Gohmert and Yoho with Brainiac and Gorilla Grodd and, as much as it pains me, replace Boehner with Superman.
Knight pled not guilty to four felony counts, and was then hospitalised after complaining about chest pains.
From what I can piece together from the Guardian report and other newspaper accounts, Amanda McCall was admitted to hospital on 8 May, pregnant with a full-term baby, suffering from swelling pains.
The launch was held in a fashionable London arts space, the Emerald City apparently being unavailable Still, Clegg was at great pains to point out that this was exactly what we had wanted.
"This meta-analysis supports the longstanding suspicion that among workers subjected to long working hours, alcohol can seem like a fast acting and effective way to dull work-related aches and pains and smooth the transition between work life and home life," Cassandra Okechukwu of the Harvard School of Public Health wrote in an editorial.
Bahari and Rosewater share a salient detail in their family histories– Rosewater's father was also tortured during the Pahlavi era – but Rosewater takes pains to prevent family feeling becoming a common denominator.
