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During this time, pain became a vital sign, and there were trends to liberate the prescribing of opioids to treat general pain.

He said he ended the game on a good note, “having completely liberated West Africa from French and American influence, and peace and tranquility prevailed throughout.”

Too many people conclude that being a paying customer liberates them to be crude and lob the F-bomb like popcorn kernels.

And this did not seem to be the best image for the creator of the mobile, whose greatest achievement was to liberate sculpture from the earth.

It is also liberating to spend 40 minutes not thinking about work or assorted problems and anxieties.