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pain

[peyn] / peɪn /






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Researchers tell Mr. Pollan that plants may even sleep and feel pain.

From The Wall Street Journal

The pain of baby loss can feel particularly deep on days like Mother's Day, which is something charity Tommy's is addressing with its "We See A Mum" campaign.

From BBC

But the past century has shown that even the world’s largest and most modern militaries can be humbled when attacking tenacious adversaries willing to endure more pain to defend their territory despite overwhelming odds.

From The Wall Street Journal

Symptoms typically affect multiple organs or body systems, and cluster around fatigue, cardiovascular problems, cognitive issues and pain.

From Los Angeles Times

He lay on the court in pain for a few minutes before being helped to the locker room.

From Los Angeles Times