There are unbroken ones, like bubbles or boils, small ones, ones as big as half a soccer ball.

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Most MRSA infections acquired in community settings present themselves as sores or boils and often appear red, swollen, painful or with drainage such as pus, the CDC says.

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Whether we approve of the model or not really boils down to how we feel about locked on-disc content, and for my part, brilliance of this business model aside, the whole thing makes me the tiniest bit nervous.

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Whether in California or Calcutta, it boils down to the existential question: Do humans matter?

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But it looks like they will have to accept it boils down to Rick Perry or Mitt Romney.

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Much of the debate about immigration boils down to a simple economic question: Do immigrants hurt or help those of us who are already here?

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It really boils down to whether you are trading purely off technicals, or if you have enough confidence in your fundamental analysis to average down into positions.

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Ecompanies' problem boils down to the same strategic flaw shared by other dead or dying Internet outfits: It picks companies whose revenue models depend mostly on advertising.

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The choice boils down to whether it's better for people to have a decade at the beginning or at the end of their careers where they are demoralised and underemployed.

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" As we predicted from the outset, the argument boils down to the fact that there was never any contract between Fusion Garage and Michael Arrington or TechCrunch -- and Fusion Garage also points out it can't have stolen an idea that Arrington posted "all over the Internet.

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