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pain

[peyn] / peɪn /






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The U.S. stock market sent an ominous signal this week that could indicate more pain ahead for investors despite Friday’s strong stock-market rebound.

From MarketWatch

She uses a pacemaker and is often in pain, the family said.

From Los Angeles Times

These are fine players, almost in pain with the frustration of not being able to kick on with their country as most of them are doing with their clubs.

From BBC

Deputy US Attorney General Todd Blanche said at the time he hoped it would "bring closure" for Epstein's victims, who had endured "unspeakable pain".

From BBC

But of course that would mean having a friend over, and a friend was nothing but a pain in the neck.

From Literature