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Betley, along with collaborators from the University of Pittsburgh and Scripps Research Institute, has discovered an important piece of the chronic pain puzzle.

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U.S. smelting has declined under high energy costs, and there has also been chronic underinvestment in rolling, extrusion and finishing, he added.

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There are bigger issues for another day about how chronic Scotland were for much of the game, but when you win and take another stride towards World Cup qualification, let's delay the post-mortem.

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Health Minister Amine Tehraoui on Tuesday described conditions in the sector as being marked by "chronic deficits".

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Conversations changed from the whimsical to wondering about the point of living a life haunted by chronic pain.

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