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A study in the US has found that people who use social media regularly suffer from disturbed sleep.
They would not dream of subjecting him to the kind of prurient scrutiny that other royals regularly suffer, from Monaco to Malaysia.
Yet 400 million Indians today still have not seen a light bulb while 200 million more regularly suffer from regular brownouts (between 6 and 19 hours).
Too many parts of the UK regularly suffer from poor mobile coverage leaving them unable to make calls or send texts.
People forced to live in these institutional warehouses regularly suffer from open wounds, lack proper nutrition and lie in their own filth for hours.
On the other hand, this formal confirmation that all women employees, and not just the minorities who regularly suffer from crippling pains or the acute premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), require special treatment – until such time as they begin struggling with sentences – has to be a mixed blessing, professionally.
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The authorities have long been concerned about the dozens of aging dams and levees in Jakarta, a city that regularly suffers from severe flooding during the rainy season.
The authorities have long been concerned about the dozens of aging dams and levees in Jakarta, a city that regularly suffers from severe flooding in the rainy season.
As an example, take an area that is generally very quiet but regularly suffers from aircraft noise.
"For far too long, too many parts of the UK have regularly suffered from poor mobile coverage, leaving them unable to make calls or send texts," said the Culture Secretary, Sajid Javid, announcing that the licences had now been changed.
In one trial, 90 people who regularly suffered from mouth ulcers were asked to try 8 weeks on a toothpaste with SLS, and 8 weeks on an SLS-free toothpaste.
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