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She previously chose not to come into work during a flare-up because travel on the trains and Tube network was "anxiety inducing".

From BBC

“If they were straining a lot, frequently, for a long period of time they could be inducing pelvic floor microtrauma each time, especially if you are not breaking the seal and that sort of thing.”

From Salon

Buehler was not overpowering, inducing swinging strikes on three of his 71 pitches, but he seemed to will his way to victory by giving up one run and five hits in five innings.

His strikeout and walk rates remain high, but he is inducing more ground balls and giving up significantly fewer home runs — crucial at hitter-friendly Great American Ballpark.

Prosecutors also accused Chao of inducing others, including a minor, to help him in the alleged scheme.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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