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Its fire red colour, its capacity to redden dishes and its hot taste turned it to our national spice and an export article well known all over the world.

However, prolonged usage of such products will cause mild side effects, such as the reddening of the eye and/or pupil and cause itchiness.

Near the end of her life, Sánchez's eyes reddened, her face swelled, and her hands whitened.

The CPS previously advised that an assault which resulted in nothing more than grazes, scratches, abrasions, minor bruising, swellings, reddening of the skin, superficial cuts or a black eye should be prosecuted as a common assault in the absence of aggravating factors other than injury.

" Rafer Guzman of Newsday gave the film two out of four stars, saying "The movie's trademark mix of live action and drawing techniques (white silhouettes, reddened lips, an abundance of venetian blinds) looks fantastic.

After adjusting for reddening due to interstellar dust, the distance modulus is estimated as 11.

Less frequent systemic reactions to ampicillin/sulbactam include chest pain, fatigue, seizure, headache, painful urination, urinary retention, intestinal gas, nausea, vomiting, itching, hairy tongue, tightness in throat, reddening of the skin, nose bleeding, and facial swelling.

One to two seeds are produced in round berries that are speckled red when immature and redden with age.

Additionally, the player's health status is not represented by "health points" as many other games use, but by a diagram of the player's body with reddened sections that show where he or she has been wounded; there is no way to recover from wounds, although after a brief period of time, the player will function at 100% again.

Health status is not represented by points, but by a diagram of the player's body with reddened sections that show where he or she has been wounded.

Tintin's Great American Adventure (1976–1977) — based on Tintin in America; adapted by Geoffrey Case and directed by Tony Wredden; at the Arts Theatre, London, by the Unicorn Theatre Company.

Tintin and the Black Island (1980–81) — based on The Black Island; adapted by Geoffrey Case and directed by Tony Wredden; at the Arts Theatre, London, by the Unicorn Theatre Company; later toured.

The battle was bloody because the remaining Bulgarian forces on the battlefield stiffly resisted and according to some chroniclers the river reddened.