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goddess had their own domain of power and influence, which often pointed to items,
Usually this area is still poorly developed in children, which often regurgitate with a fountain during reflux.
discomfort in the stomachcan become a consequence of stress, which often accompanies pregnancy.
Even harmless programs can trigger fears among sensitive children, which often manifest themselves in nightmares
Most users tend to be careless with suspicious emails which often lead to ransomware and malware infections.
They then decide to have children, which often leads them to only be able to work part-time.
One of these distinctions is between complex and'catchy' music, which often grows further into a distinction between mind and heart.
Planning behavior change interventions is a step-by-step process, which often involves taking two steps forward
Breast cancer is a type of tumour which often forms in the lactiferous ducts or in the milk-secreting glands.
that man, which often gets you in the eye,
Fix a crash which often happened when switching git branches in the background in C++ projects.
Animals and people meet in Lisa Kreutzman's imaginative universe, which often finds inspiration in nature
It provides legitimacy to public management, which often is not as visible as private management", says Anne Reff Pedersen.
You write about the academic arrogance which often can be directed to researchers of different observance- I, too, have met the monster.
Perhaps the development of hypovolemia, which often leads to fluid retention in the body
This was wasting time of the developer, which often referred their SecondLife brands as a hobby.
Cranial caval syndrome- a side effect of heartworm infestation, which often leads to swelling of the head,
There is no cure for this condition which often holds hostage both patient
This means that many choose a ski boot that fits comfortably in the shop, which often means it is too large.
Europe is becoming increasingly dependent on imports, which often come from regions that are highly unstable.