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Goblet cells pump out extra mucus to compensate, which makes breathing harder, so you start coughing to get the tar and mucus out.
is that we can compensate for this feeling out of control
Like, we discussed in our last episode, those without a menstrual cycle have long been considered the health norm, while those of us with a menstrual cycle have to, like, compensate for it as if it's a weakness we have to work around.
the health 'norm', while those of us with a menstrual cycle have to like compensate for it, as if it's a weakness we have to work around.
The most astonishing career achievements will never compensate anyone for the lack of love they have suffered: work cannot fix a deficit of love.
All of these systems increase complexity and weight on an automobile, partly to compensate for the increased weight, but also to maximize fuel efficiency, performance or maneuverability.
All of these systems increase complexity and weight on an automobile, partly to compensate for the increased weight,
Airlines usually aren't required to compensate you if your flight is canceled or delayed, but they are required to compensate you if you're bumped from an overbooked flight.
but they are required to compensate you if you're bumped from an overbooked flight.
In a statement released Friday, Universal argued the platform is unwilling to appropriately compensate artists and songwriters, protect human artists from the harmful effects of AI and address online safety issues for TikTok's users.
When you dial in the color temperature setting on a camera, you're actually telling the camera to compensate for lights with that temperature.
When you dial in the color temperature setting on a camera, you're actually telling the camera to compensate for lights with that temperature.
So, again, the underlying assumption there is that if we just burn more calories, that will compensate for the extra calories that we've been eating.
Platforms like Airbnb, Vrbo, and Booking.com take a big cut in the form of service fees, which mean hosts often raise prices to compensate.
Booking.com take a big cut in the form of service fees, which mean hosts often raise prices to compensate.