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Pain in the brain: what can you do to relieve terrible headaches?(Disease & Disorders)
Current Health 2, a Weekly Reader publication
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February 1, 2005|
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Sixteen-year-old Sarah Costenero of Carol Stream, III., has had searing headaches twice a week for most of her life. The throbbing pain in her forehead was sometimes so intense that Sarah felt paralyzed. "I'd tell myself to go upstairs and [lie] down in my bedroom, but I was in so much pain, I couldn't do it," she told Current Health.
Headaches left Sarah dazed and unable to concentrate, and more than once her mother simply had to pick her up from school and take her home. When she was in ninth grade, Sarah had to be hospitalized for three days because of a ...
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Etymology sites attract word lovers.(LinK-Up@Home: Your Personal Guide to the Web)
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Anatoly Liberman. An Analytic Dictionary of English Etymology: An Introduction.(Book review)
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Analysis: Uncertainty surrounding etymology of slang term `hip'
Transcript from: NPR Special
; ...Leland says he found the Wolof etymology in Juba to Jive, a dictionary...obvious problems with the etymology were ignored, such as the...collected over a dozen possible etymologies, but no one has made a good...which supported the Wolof etymology. Some of the books he listed...
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Intriguing, complex field of study; Many people assume that the etymology is somehow the key to a word's meaning.(News)
Newspaper article from: The Star (South Africa)
; ...frustrating discipline. The root of etymology itself is in Greek etumos...though research shows that etymologies are often far more complex...many people assume that the etymology is somehow the key to a word...by reference to its roots. Etymologies are the ancestors of words...
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Commentary: Folk etymologies and their origins in English
Transcript from: NPR Weekend Edition - Sunday
; ...00-0000 Commentary: Folk etymologies and their origins in English...Ciardi. This one, about folk etymologies, originally aired in March...some fun talking about spook etymology, the work of language spooks...material information. Spook etymology, however, is not to be confused...
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Henderson, John, The Medieval World of Isidore of Seville: Truth from Words.(The Etymologies of Isidore of Seville)(Book review)
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The etymology and meanings of eldritch.
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Profile: Words that have evolved, folk etymology
Transcript from: Weekly Edition (NPR)
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Caesarean section--etymology and early history.
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Worries about words. (etymology)
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