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pain

[peyn] / peɪn /






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Now, with her energy dwindling and her pain levels escalating, the 60-something Claire is trying to figure out the way forward.

From The Wall Street Journal

The goose is expected to be released back into the wild after a course of pain medication and antibiotics.

From BBC

The pain of spending more money factors into reviewers’ opinions, according to analysis published by a trio of academics in the journal Psychology & Marketing.

From The Wall Street Journal

And your passion and your pain and your throat.

From Los Angeles Times

And yet, she said, “Under the surface there is so much pain, and there’s trauma.”

From Los Angeles Times