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Good morning!
It's truly a misty moisty morning and cloudy is the weather, so with any luck this translates to a relatively low pollen count.
I've recently discovered antihistamine eye drops. On the plus side, they definitely stop my primary symptom. On the down side - and oh, is this ever a down side - I can't actually put stuff in my eyes. (I don't even like holding needles because of "stick a needle in my eye", and I'm aware that this is strange.) Instead I have to have my eyes shut while I cringingly drop it onto my nose and let it sorta make its way into the corner of my eye on its own.
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I've recently discovered antihistamine eye drops. On the plus side, they definitely stop my primary symptom. On the down side - and oh, is this ever a down side - I can't actually put stuff in my eyes. (I don't even like holding needles because of "stick a needle in my eye", and I'm aware that this is strange.) Instead I have to have my eyes shut while I cringingly drop it onto my nose and let it sorta make its way into the corner of my eye on its own.
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EU draws up plans for military attacks on Libya targets to stop migrant boats
Mediterranean migrants: Libya rejects EU military plans
Sexual orientation, gender identity tied to eating disorder risk
US military aid bills highlight Iraq's deep divisions
The dangers of letting algorithms make decisions in law enforcement, welfare, and child protection.
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Afghan clerics uneasy as civil rights movement gains momentum
First-Ever In-Home Toilets Spotted for Ants
Belize plan to allow offshore drilling threatens Great Blue Hole, say critics
Last great regions of pristine wilderness from Asia to Amazon under threat from massive road-building projects, scientist warns
9 cops fired in connection with death of 21-year-old
Yemen rebels agree to temporary cease-fire
Moroccan fighter jet goes missing ahead of Yemen cease-fire
Fresh evidence for how water reached Earth found in asteroid debris
Some Russian soldiers are quitting the army because of the conflict in Ukraine, several soldiers and human rights activists have told Reuters. Their accounts call into question the Kremlin's continued assertions that no Russian soldiers have been sent to Ukraine, and that any Russians fighting alongside rebels there are volunteers.
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