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Diagnosis is often delayed because of the difficulties in distinguishing between a flare-up and a septic affection of the joint.

Now when she feels a flare-up coming on, she drinks a glass or two daily for a few days, and she never gets infections anymore.

In the same way, when mental defilements flare up in full strength, the power of such mental acts can spread to cause diseases in the body.

Indians in Uganda, however, seem confident that this month's flare-up was an exception, not the rule.

As investors scramble to protect themselves from the next credit flare-up in Europe, their worries are spreading to the U. K.

That has combined with a flare up in Europe, where worries are increasing that Greece may soon default on its debts.

A few believe that inflation could flare up and force the Fed to begin boosting rates near the end of this year.

Not infrequently, the flames of conflict flare up again just a few weeks or months after a cease-fire is signed.

A flare-up in a jet of matter blasting from a monster black hole is giving astronomers an incredible light show.

The latest flare-up, which surfaced in May when the whistle-blowers aired their claims on an Arizona television program, is nothing new.

The most prominent recent flare-up in this debate is over the North American Free Trade Agreement.

It's bound to raise tensions and fears of the flare-up less than a weekend to this fragile truce.

Financial markets fear similar troubles could flare up in Portugal, Ireland, Italy, and Spain.

The recent flare-up in violence suggests difficult times ahead for what will be Africa's newest country of south Sudan.

Indeed, last month, we looked at evidence that the last flare up occurred only a few hundred years ago.

So many moisturizers bother my eyes and cause my rosacea to flare up. I have no problems with this one and it works fine.

During the year, 174 participants ended up having flares, versus 209 whose IBD symptoms did not flare up.

Wednesday's flare-up forced a quick evacuation of the workers at the reactors, as officials said they weren't sure of the cause.

Sceptics prophesy that, come the next election, violence will flare up again and the power-sharing agreement will be worthless.

He said pressure to change could become overwhelming within two to three years, or even sooner if trade conflicts flare up.

Stars flare up and produce a lot of heat at half their life expectancy.

Their yields collapsed during the record rally in 2009 and actually fell a bit more during the latest market flare-up.

Trouble may flare up in the Big cities at any time.

Chocolate bars might trigger an acne flare-up, but if so, the culprit is probably the sugar, milk, and gooey fillings, not the cocoa.

Some 60 firefighters and six trucks remained at the site to battle any flare-up , the fire brigade said.

The spat demonstrates that territorial frictions increasingly flare up as a consequence of economic needs.

We hope arguments, jostling and even fighting over touchy political issues will not repeatedly flare up throughout the election in Taiwan.

My asthma tends to flare up on smoggy days .

Occasional regional and local armed conflicts flare up, and economic competition is becoming ever more acute.

So a flare-up of the dispute can be expected from time to time, with both sides falling back on their entrenched positions.

Not surprisingly, both patients and caregivers said they wanted medications that "control the flare-up with minimal side effects, " Dr.

Trouble may flare up in big cities.

Of course, during a flare-up with your significant other it's rarely practical to duck out and savor a raisin.

"Structurally, price pressures remain a worry in Asia and will certainly flare up again once growth re- accelerates, " he says.

Walton said he has bone spurs in the ankle that can cause it to flare up at any time, and he takes pain medication.

Washington has made clear that it wants to solve this latest flare-up via diplomatic channels.

Smaller clashes between separatists and the Moroccan authorities flare up intermittently.

His arrival caused the dispute between the two countries to flare up again.

Of course: during a flare-up with your significant other this rarely prpretendichas to duck out and savor a raisin.

It is safe to say that acne not only starts during your teenage years, but can also flare up anytime during adulthood.

In the latest flare-up, Chinese police on Sunday broke up anti-Japan protests in the northwestern city of Lanzhou.

Whatever flames it damps down today, new ones are likely to flare up soon afterwards.

He thrust half a dozen torches into the brazier's glowing coals and watched the oiled rags flare up.

Silvestre says relations are good now, but that animosity could flare up when more settlers arrive.

But if history is any guide the controversy is sure to flare up again once cloud computing really takes off.

Minor health problems may flare up if you haven't been taking care of yourself or have been burning the candle at both ends.

Griff ignored the request. Instead he touched the letter to the candle flame and watched the parchment blacken, curl, and flare up.

Certainly, the recent flare-up is far from the first time in recent years that nationalist rhetoric has threatened to boil over.

Fights flare up three times a day, usually lasting for five minutes.

That is why we didn't see why such a story should flare up and make a national issue if the intention of the player was completely right.

Flare up the cooper tube to connect a union.

Cross-Strait tensions still occasionally flare up.

They conditioned her not to flare up over trifles.

Our Sun is a star. When stars get to about half life they flare up and produce heat and then start to die.

Temptation is like a spark of flame. If a spark falls on dry grass it will flare up immediately.

So they were supposed to flare up on the right, not on the left.

Feeling had risen so high that it seemed a quarrel might flare up at any minute.

If a co-worker suddenly quits or has a temper flare-up, do your best to remain out of the line of fire.

She had a flare-up around last year's nationals, which kept her from competing for a world title.

Abolition of the family! Even the most radical flare up at this infamous proposal of the Communists.

But the market has started to flinch less at each flare-up of risk.

But this is unlikely to calm public fury, which could flare up again when Goldman announces its bonus pool.

One big question is how many such crises will flare up, and how willing outsiders will be to deal with them.

The flare-up is coming from a knot of hot gas, called HST-1, embedded in the jet.

If you already have a mild case of skin diseases like acne, rosacea, eczema and psoriasis, they can flare up when you're stressed.

International crises never flare up at random.

Other, lower-level conflicts, such as Catholics and Protestants attacking each other in Mexico's Chiapas, occasionally flare up.

Feeling had risen so high that it seemed that a quarrel might flare up at any minute.

Minor health problems will flare up if you don't take care of yourself.

I use this each time I have a flare up and by morning my skin is calm!

You need not flare up merely because I mentioned your parents.

You need not flare up merely because I mentioned your work.

Then he saw an answering flare up at sea.

And if this sort of flare up is repeated often

Flare up: (of an illness)recur or show sudden burst of light. Anger or violence

A flare-up in June 2006 cut out most of the growth;

flare up; become so angry that the hair stands erect and raises one's cap from the head

Thyroid malignant tumor with flare up glottic paralysis for first symptom

B. showing a flare-up light to attract attention when you are not under command

Feeling HAD risen so high that it seemed that a quarrel might flare up at any time