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Seoul gains from Tokyo’s pain over Lunar New Year

Korea Times 24 Feb 2026
HONG KONG/SEOUL— For his family’s first overseas trip together, Tang Junjie carefully planned a holiday in Japan during China’s longest Lunar New Year break on record ... But a sudden deterioration in Sino-Japanese relations changed everything.
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Bitcoin dips under $63,000 and history says more pain ahead before bottom forms

CoinDesk 24 Feb 2026
Bitcoin extends overnight weakness amid renewed concerns over President Trump's tariffs ... .
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From liver cyst to heart attack: What a stomach pain could be

India Today 24 Feb 2026
From liver cyst to heart attack What a stomach pain could be ... .
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AI transition to be painful for IT industry as it involves humans: HCLTech CEO

The Times of India 24 Feb 2026
... be 'painful' because it involves humans.
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\u2018Alarming\u2019 shoulder pain and a 13mm cyst: Why actor Dipika Kakar\u2019s doctors are now \u2018burning\u2019 a new liver lesion months after major surgery

Indian Express 24 Feb 2026
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Nifty IT’s 21% February crash is worst since the 2008 global financial crisis. More pain or perfect time to buy?

The Times of India 24 Feb 2026
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Seoul gains from Tokyo’s pain over Lunar New Year as politics reshapes China’s tourism map

South China Morning Post 24 Feb 2026
But a sudden deterioration in Sino-Japanese relations changed everything ... .
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As shoveling begins, Long Island hospitals see more orthopedic injuries, chest pains

Newsday 24 Feb 2026
As Long Islanders emerged from their homes to dig out from the massive snowstorm, hospitals began seeing a spike in back injuries from shoveling, wrist and knee injuries from slipping and falling on the ice, and chest pains from overexertion ... Sign up.
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From bakeries to beauty shops, Russian businesses are feeling the pain from a new wartime ...

Newsday 24 Feb 2026
Denis Maksimov’s bakery in suburban Moscow became famous overnight after he appeared on President Vladimir Putin’s annual call-in show in December ... “We understand very well that it’s not an easy situation for the country ... Sign up ... Newsday ... 0.17 ... ....
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George Lombard’s growing pains not dimming his — or Yankees’ — belief

New York Post 24 Feb 2026
Try it free. The club’s top prospect went on to hit just .215 with a .695 OPS, eight home runs and 24 steals in 108 games for Double-A Somerset, though the growing pains did little to dim the organization’s view of him as he continued his development.
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Nighttime pain medications are causing confusion

The Vindicator 24 Feb 2026
Q ... I want to give up the PM pain meds with diphenhydramine, but what could I substitute that won’t cause memory problems? I need something to get to sleep!. A. A Viewpoint in JAMA Internal Medicine (Jan ... These physicians go on to state ... Q ... A ... Q ... A ... No. .
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New Plan Needed As Fresh Tariff Pain Hits (The British Chambers of Commerce)

Public Technologies 24 Feb 2026
) ... William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the BCC, said. ... "Getting on the front foot is crucial, not only to ease the immediate pain but to show businesses that the government is pulling out all the stops to limit the damage being caused.".
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Kids Dentist in Las Vegas and Centennial Offers Pain-Free, Needle-Free Laser Dentistry

GetNews 24 Feb 2026
Sandra Thompson, is redefining the dental experience for children in Centennial and Las Vegas by offering advanced Solea® Laser dentistry, a modern technology designed to deliver truly pain-free and needle-free dental care.
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Pain Management Devices Market 2026 : Research Report, Segmentation, Review, Trends, Opportunities, Growth, Demand and Forecast to 2030

Pharmiweb 24 Feb 2026
Pain Management Devices Market Outlook ... Device-Based Pain Relief ... They are widely used in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders, neuropathic pain, cancer-related pain, and other chronic pain conditions.
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 THE EMERGING GAINS OF A PAINFUL REFORM

This Day 24 Feb 2026
As with all surgeries—medical or metaphorical—the revival process came with acute pain, prompting doubts about whether the “patient” would survive the operating theatre.

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