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Mary-Ellen Conway, 78, of Houston, has taken two statins over several years but got leg cramps taking one, while her LDL cholesterol levels were higher than she wanted on the other medicine.

Though it opened well after Hemingway’s time, he would admire the bar’s seamless operation, the dishes emerging with military precision on a cramped night like this.

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The cramped cabin had three small portholes, radio equipment, and instrument panels.

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An August 2024 report by the prison's independent monitoring board found inmate numbers in the "cramped, squalid" prison, had grown to 1,513.

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The museum, a monumental structure overlooking the Giza Plateau, contrasts sharply with the colonial-era, cramped Egyptian Museum in central Cairo.

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