For instance, at times the pain was so bad that all I wanted to do was lay in bed, but Dr Thomas has encouraged me to go out for a walk, or to sit in the garden.

BBC: Sickle cell hospital admissions cut

"I tell patients to go out and take a walk when that happens, " says Dr. Harris.

WSJ: Unraveling the Riddle of Too Much Sleep

When you go to Smoothie King looking for a snack and walk out with a 1, 500 calorie drink, which is close to a day's worth of calories in a cup, that's shocking.

CNN: Gut-busting restaurant meals named 'dis-honorees'

It works both ways of course - why should a manager be able to walk out of his contract to go to another club when a player cannot - but the whole problem is that the contracts that managers sign are not worth the paper they are written on.

BBC: Ask Steve Claridge

So a lack of business or social networks is a huge barrier that we address in Year Up by connecting students to mentors, guest speakers, and preparing them in their internships so they walk out of there with 20 people they can go to for advice.

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If the potential for a major financial crisis does persuade House Republicans to go along in the end, however, the speaker could walk away victorious and come out of this legislative mess appearing as the leader who can round up votes.

CNN: Don't count Boehner out in debt crisis

Mr. Harvey would walk out of the studio after each broadcast, then go back into his office and sit down next to that typewriter.

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