nagging

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• Mesler started writing, he got stagnating professional and personal projects off the ground, and it helped him diagnose and fix nagging issues with his feet and knees that held him back.

• Well, nothing aside from constant and nagging while Scherzer lifted the Nationals past the Cardinals.

• He’s on track for his highest career rating in FiveThirtyEight’s total RAPTOR metric, and though he’s dealing with another nagging injury, he’s already accumulated more RAPTOR wins above replacement than in any of his previous seasons.

• The nagging feeling persists, even and maybe even especially on Zoom.

• Then there is the nagging, ingrained expectation that, even in a supportive heterosexual partnership, the person who is supposed to sacrifice their career to take care of the children is the woman.

• It's the equivalent of having a nagging teacher or parent telling you to "sit up!"

• Maybe women should just leave comedy to the menfolk, and stick to nagging!

• The only interesting thing about this video is the nagging question of WTF Avril Lavigne is talking about.

• Kaku has little taste for unorthodox views or nagging objections, as they muddy his vision of tomorrowland.

• The baseball player admitted to using banned products to facilitate his rehabilitation from a “nagging injury.”

• Could the people of the Clinch and Holston have felt the same confidence, they would have spared themselves much .