Among the essentials in his D.I.Y. first-aid kit are moleskin fabric, liquid bandages, soft-wrap elastic bandages, micropore paper tape, fabric adhesive dressings and bandages in a variety of sizes, coverlet adhesive 4-wing dressing, non-adherent bandage pads, a sterile gauze bandage roll, adhesive wound closures, triangular bandages, alcohol swabs and antiseptic wipes, packets of Bacitracin antibiotic ointment with zinc, burn ointment, eye wash, a thermometer, petroleum jelly, pain relievers, anti-diarrheal medications, antacids and laxatives.
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To make these, the actors came in with cat suits and we had to wrap them up in all these bandages, and then stitch the bandages onto the cat suit by hand.
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"I have to change the bandages every day," he says.
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Lizzy was given four adhesive bandages from the school clinic.
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Episode 6 Alan comes home from the hospital in bandages.
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SUBTITLE: Bandages can tell you they need to be changed.
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The photos show bandages on Talib's right thigh and calf.
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If the surface evokes bandages, that is not Mikus' attention.
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Everyone has stocked up on antibacterial cream and waterproof bandages.
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"He wants Paw Patrol bandages," someone in the crowd said.
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The medic next to him is cutting and folding bandages.
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There are signs for anything from bandages to allen keys.
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The medics gave her bandages, antibacterial soap and clean water.
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Their mother's neck and shoulders are covered with surgical bandages.
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The bandages in our first aid kits are not enough.
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I hoard guns, bandages, ammunition, and everything else I can find.
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Although new bandages will be put on, the sight is breathtaking.
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Tap your FSA for bandages, ointments and other wound care items.
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Waterproof bandages are important to cover existing wounds before going swimming.
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In return, she gets a bag full of syringes and bandages.
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When the bandages came off, all I could do was stare.
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Changing the bandages from head to toe takes quite a while.
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Two other MPs standing behind him had bandages on their heads.
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Centuries later, the nurses of World War I repurposed cellulose bandages.
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One video on Twitter showed detained generals with bruises and bandages.
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One example of that would be the bandages on Powerslave Eddie.
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So, braces and bandages, just that this time it's actually visible.
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Her shopping list contained just three items: gauze, bandages, and diapers.
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He lifted a sheet to show his leg, wrapped in bandages.
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She was treated on scene with a tetanus shot and bandages.
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His Ace bandages were unwrapped and unrolled, still in their place.
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We were applying tourniquets and compressive bandages and treating collapsed lungs.
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But the coming season holds two "Trostpflaster"("consolation bandages," in German).
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And for when the drummers have suffered injuries: 7,800 Ace bandages.
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Sanitize and cover open wounds with clean, dry bandages until they heal.
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That's why he had all those staples and bandages in the video.
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Head over to Bullets 2 Bandages for excellent craftsmanship and maximum patriotism.
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There were no bandages, ointments, stitches, or morphine to ease the pain.
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My eyes were slits, and my entire head was swathed in bandages.
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She was confined to a bed; thick bandages covered her fresh wound.
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He's wearing 1921 clothing now, with bandages on his neck and leg.
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The man said he had bandages, but she said, 'No, thank you.
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"She had the bandages and the rag on her head," Simon adds.
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Byrd remains in a hospital bed, with bandages covering his entire body.
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He leans over to cut his patient's bandages, letting out a sigh.
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Bandages wrap around Maddah's lower leg, which bristles with external fixation pins.
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Some clutched blood-soaked bandages and called from the floor for help.
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He had started the game with his left knee wrapped in bandages.
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Eventually, they wheeled Yehia out, covered in bandages, even over his eyes.
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I came out of there covered in bandages like the English Patient.
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Does that mean hiding in a bunker with beans, bandages and bullets?
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Some men trudged along on crutches with bandages wrapped around their legs.
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He covered cuts with gauze and concealed the bandages with long sleeves.
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He catches his hand in a wine drawer and bandages it badly.
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One of the locals was wrapped up in bandages for the exercise.
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And then I also got these bandages on for over three weeks.
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They still didn't take me out the building to change the bandages.
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The poultice is packed around the infected areas and then wrapped in bandages.
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After three weeks of bandages and healing creams, the stitches come out smooth.
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It is easier to sell latex gloves or bandages than surgery across borders.
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Security at TAO gave him a few bandages and suggested he get stitches.
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Roach told police he gave Vance bandages to treat his wounds, Whetsel said.
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You can use any extra Ace bandages leftover from Tina's Mommy Mummy outfit.
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Wash your hands and the area regularly with soap and change bandages regularly.
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Veterinarians can't use regular bandages on animals, because they'll eat the inedible material.
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A hall closet was stocked with feeding tube meals, bandages and tracheotomy supplies.
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A thick swathe of bandages formed a cross across his chest and belly.
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Out of bandages, he stopped the bleeding with a spare piece of cloth.
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After practice, students pile into the nurse's office for ice packs and bandages.
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Get a skate deck, or even just a box of creepy-cute bandages.
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The siblings soon had the bandages everywhere, more on themselves than the cat.
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The metal floor was a mess of red fluid, bandages and damaged equipment.
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That's enough to buy you billions of bandages to put under your eye.
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Calls to pharmacy owners have brought in donations of bandages and surgical supplies.
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Medics said they needed more of everything — bandages, antibiotics, fluids for IV drips.
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Trauma kits usually include medical supplies such as blood, clotting agents and bandages.
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The man spat words back at him from beneath a layer of bandages.
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A younger man turned his backpack inside out and pulled out two bandages.
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Runway models don't typically do their best work in casts or ace bandages.
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To prevent infection, burn victims need their bandages changed and dead skin scraped away.
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Other medically necessary items, such as bandages, are exempt from state taxes in Nevada.
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The tiny package inside was wrapped and carefully bound in bandages, the university said.
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The elderly couple get their yarn and bandages, while the family gets its snacks.
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The clinic was clean and elegant; there were no coat hangers or dirty bandages.
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I had dried blood and bandages on the backs of my hands and elbow.
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These portraits, affixed to mummies' bandages, depict the defunct in fresh and lifelike detail.
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The pics show a topless woman with tan lines, and bandages under her breasts.
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He stroked his fingers over her shaven head, over and over, around the bandages.
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These unicorn bandages are a serious upgrade from the drab beige you're used to.
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Perhaps Republicans at the table will hold the bandages ready for their Democratic colleagues.
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Saleh said she was beaten with sticks, and still wears bandages on her wounds.
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One guy's head was cut in half—we tried to reassemble it with bandages.
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By the third day, Sergeant Rose was all but out of morphine and bandages.
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But replacing a nurse, who injects medications and changes bandages, is far more difficult.
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Characters often wear gas masks, hobble on crutches, and have bandages on their heads.
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The jury saw grainy video footage of her buying bandages and skin-care products.
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Photos show her torso swaddled in bandages and her exposed skin blistered and discolored.
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As Johnston cuts through the bandages, scent strips are passed around while Ostrom describes them.
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Then I started ripping up t-shirts and stuff when I ran out of bandages.
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It's the first time his parents have seen him without his bandages in four weeks.
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Jadon's head was fully revealed, with none of the bandages that once covered his scalp.
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Pictures on Facebook showed the boy in a hospital bed with bandages on his body.
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The national football team recently took to the field with their ink hidden under bandages.
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Doctors wrapped Fiorini's arms in thick bandages and placed her on a ventilator to breathe.
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For humans, the prospect of tilapia bandages is murkier, at least in the United States.
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Down the hall, the victim sat with her face covered in bandages, writhing in pain.
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In the nearby grass lay an empty packet of bandages "for treatment of moderate hemhorrage".
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Some in the airport occupation wore gauze bandages dyed with artificial blood over one eye.
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Take two Ace compression bandages, a two-inch and a three-inch, with Velcro enclosures.
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Do you remember "Bandages" getting banned by the BBC Radio because of the Iraq War?
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Images of detained soldiers with bruises and bandages have worried civil rights groups over mistreatment.
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Experts largely dismissed those pledges as political bandages with little real effect on patients' pocketbooks.
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Complaints were treated with ice packs or bandages jury-rigged from tape and paper strips.
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On this record, it seems to me that she has ripped all the bandages off.
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Supplies include several types of bandages, tapes, sponges, pads, sterilization wipes, gloves, and medical tools.
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She also brought food, water, and, when she could find them, bandages, pain medication, antibiotics.
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"When the elections came, everything appeared: medicine, gas, dressings for bandages, injection serums," he said.
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In one small study of subjects with blisters and leg ulcers (Google Image that second one at your own peril), the combination of boiled potato peels and gauze bandages reduced dryness and increased tissue regeneration better than bandages alone, according to research conducted in India.
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In Texas, which has seen its own rash of mass shootings, a new law will require local school districts to stock similar kits on their campuses, equipped with tourniquets, chest seals, compression bandages, bleeding-control bandages, emergency blankets, latex-free gloves, markers and scissors.
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Bloodied bandages on the road following the shooting at the Al Noor mosque, on March 213.
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She'll bruise, she'll cry, and once the bandages are gone, well, that's it... that's the game.
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One doctor is running out of elastic bandages, gauze, alcohol prep pads, and shoulder arm slings.
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I remember the horrified look on my friend Alex's face when he saw the same bandages.
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Unlike physical injuries, which can be seen in bandages, athletes' psychological struggles could often go unnoticed.
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But not even surgery was enough to stop Bunner from attending with bandages and ice packs.
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Roach told authorities he provided bandages for Vance, who was wounded by police in the Oct.
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While his use of bandages lends itself to this reading, I think it becomes too reductive.
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This sort of information can be difficult to retrieve, even using smart sensors build into bandages.
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Paramedics educate class members on skills like tourniquet application, chest seals, compression bandages, and other techniques.
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Pictures posted on social media showed young men in military uniforms being carried away in bandages.
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I couldn't wear bandages over my wounds during the day while trying to find a job.
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But he returned in 1983 to run a subsidiary that manufactured the fabric used for bandages.
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If you compare their song "White Traffic" to "Bandages" you'll hear a similar vibe and energy.
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She was evacuated through a flooded neighborhood, and so the bandages on her legs got wet.
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"Lori took the bullet for all of us," the rabbi said, his hands wrapped in bandages.
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Fittingly, we hardly ever see the guy (the British actor Oliver Jackson-Cohen), bandages or no.
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Certain types of bandages or adequate coverage for a wig may not be covered, says MacDonald.
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He got six stitches on his hand and a bunch of bandages to cover the wounds.
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But the talons look stubbier than they ought to — are those bandages wrapped around each one?
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She had been in a medically induced coma, with bandages covering exposed tendons and muscles, police said.
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Al Shikan, northern Iraq (CNN)Bloodied bandages are tossed aside and new ones applied to fresh wounds.
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Emily bandages her friends' wounds, and brews a dying woman tea made with mint from the garden.
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The only sound is the slight creaking of the metal strips peeling off bombed buildings like bandages.
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There's even a makeshift field hospital, stocked to the brim with bandages, shield potions, and health packs.
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But what's harder to comprehend is how that one guy's hands aren't covered in bandages and casts.
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You can always ask your pharmacist to help you order the right honey-based products or bandages.
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They yanked off his dirty bandages, slapped on some new ones and gave him the bum's rush.
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"You can use your FSA for bandages, but something like Tylenol will require a prescription," said Brown.
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She removed my bandages — and, with them, some skin off my dark and dead-looking left nipple.
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Without the availability of binders, many people like me spent years wearing Ace bandages around our chests.
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The binders were better than the Ace bandages I initially used but hard to find, even online.
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Anna Mae was torn between nursing — she practiced by tying bandages on broken chair legs — and music.
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They explore a fishing village, Peter's scar now free from its bandages and taking in the breeze.
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Their scarves look like bandages, and two of them have knife sheaths hanging prominently from their belts.
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Tend to boo-boos with basic soap and water, but have a variety of bandages on hand.
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A few of the injured had bandages on their heads but were able to walk, she said.
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"There's people been walking around with cut heads and hands and bandages everywhere," she told the station.
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When the doctors and nurses came to change my bandages, I held onto the bed rail, crying.
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For six months, she lay in a bed wrapped head-to-toe in bandages like a mummy.
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She's alive, and while she's unconscious, he brings her home and bandages a wound on her head.
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She said other officers arrived, cut open his shirt and appeared to be putting bandages on his neck.
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Her best friend took her to the bathroom and Lizzy lifted her shirt to show her the bandages.
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It already sells over-the-counter pills, at-home DNA tests, and medical supplies like gauze and bandages.
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Morgan bandages her up and tries to pep talk her into coming back to Alexandria, to no avail.
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He lowers his sweatpants to show the stained bandages which cover much of the back of his thighs.
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All along the coast, there were houses missing entire walls, swaths of their roofs peeled off like bandages.
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Day 3: Friday Today was the day I'd be going to the hospital to get my bandages off.
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Tilapia is cheap, abundant, and bandages made from it are showing themselves to be effective in both scenarios.
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When the plaster and bandages came off, a week after surgery, they recognized their new faces as themselves.
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Several soldiers seated in the audience had white bandages on their heads, apparently injured in the assassination attempt.
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But these these are flimsy bandages rather than solutions, and, honestly, who feels like spending the extra money?
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Everything is edible, meaning the bandages wouldn't lead to intestinal blockages if the bears tried to eat them.
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Ms. Najjar rushes to him, bandages the gash, then runs alongside as he is carried to an ambulance.
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Her nine-month-old niece couldn't stop staring at the bandages that were holding the EEGs in place.
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The severity varies, but some patients spend much of their lives covered in bandages and in severe pain.
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This kit should include things like antibiotic ointment packs, gauze, bandages, thermometers, scissors, tweezers, and an emergency blanket.
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On a day in late October, the waiting room was crowded with protesters with bandages over one eye.
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The pew where George Washington had prayed now served as a nurse's station, full of bandages and medications.
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A small clot of low-level weapons and some leftover bandages suggests an early-game kill happened here.
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Towels, boxes of unorganized bandages, tape, tarps, and hand sanitizer are carried in by neighbors in the area.
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It has already run out of most food rations, medicines, bandages and fuel — and has very little water.
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For example, it can be used in protective clothing or to create better diapers, bandages, casts, and hospital linen.
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Their company Bullets 2 Bandages donates at least 15 percent of their profits back to veteran charities every year.
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I'm bleeding a little and unfortunately don't have the right bandages for the job, but I have small ones.
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With his left arm and abdomen covered in bandages, he struggled to remember what happened when he was shot.
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In Blackout, there will be multiple types of health packages, similar in ways to PUBG's bandages and med kits.
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Other days, he shared an excruciating reality, posing in a hospital bed with bandages strapped across his scarred chest.
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Lifeguards receive "stop-the-bleed training," and visitors can now find tourniquets and hemorrhagic bandages right on the beach.
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Upstairs in a hospital bed, Saedo, a 25-year old from Gambia, recuperated with his right leg in bandages.
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Individual supplies like bandages, rubber gloves, hydrocortisone wipes and gauze pads are also for sale from $6 to $20.
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The gel-based active adhesive dressings, seen above, may be able to help wounds heal faster than other bandages.
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And the game doesn't give me any tools for mending wounds or even putting gauze or bandages on something.
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He says the tilapia skin treatment is more effective than bandages that need to be changed every two days.
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READ: Risking death by staying home in Mosul The medics, meanwhile, unwrap the bandages on the wounded soldier's face.
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She called the current tax sexist and noted that other medical necessities like bandages, medicine and condoms were exempt.
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"It was like going to a critically ill patient and ripping the bandages off their wound," Mr. Mellor added.
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The typical bucket contains gloves, bandages, Smarties candy, and kitty litter, which can be used as a makeshift toilet.
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In a crowded medical center inside the camp, he lifted his shirt to reveal a patchwork of bloody bandages.
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By covering our racial wounds with bandages of self-denial we often end up stunting our healing as individuals.
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Johnson & Johnson started selling talc in 1894 after customers complained that the company's original medicated bandages irritated their skin.
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The bill will make tampons, other feminine hygiene products, bandages, and even condoms exempt from the state sales tax.
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Next the vets wrapped the fish skin bandages with rice paper and corn husks to help keep them intact.
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That led to the sight of players' wearing bandages or long sleeves to cover up any offending body art.
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The answer lies among the used needles, bandages, and surgeons' gloves at the bottom of a medical waste container.
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Doctors in the burn unit tried everything: antibiotics, bandages, special nutritional measures, a skin transplant from the boy's father.
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In the burns unit, a 28-year old woman lay wrapped in bandages, only part of her face showing.
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This time around he's ditched the metallic number he's more commonly seen in, to become wrapped up in bandages.
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Cut to Jeff alone in the bathroom with a box cutter, some bandages, gauze, and what appears to be antiseptic.
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In the shot, Mollen is dressed in a black bra, with the bottom portion of her torso wrapped in bandages.
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Indeed, as local media is reporting, medical bandages and hospital-style plastic shoe covers were found next to the remains.
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He left PNC Park to have X-rays and returned with bandages over his nose and visible swelling and discoloration.
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As Claire bandages Colleen's wound, Claire reveals that she feels "lost" after spending so long under Bakuto and The Hand.
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Basil had to shower with bandages on because the vacuum was still connected to his body along with two catheters.
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Emmanuel's thumb and index finger are wrapped in bloodied bandages from an injury he received at work the day previous.
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When he woke up in the hospital, his face completely covered in bandages, "I knew I was hurt," Hardison says.
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Before getting the metro, I stop by the pharmacy across the street to pick up bandages and royal jelly capsules.
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Lead plastic surgeon Dr. Oren Tepper took a photograph of Anias without the bandages and sent it to the parents.
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Bandages were used to pull the four smaller toes down underneath the foot while pulling the heel towards the toes.
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But it's actually a representation of our culture wanting to be plastic, and that's why there's bandages and it's mummies.
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The doctors at the Mayo Clinic, where she was taken, unraveled her bandages, and my eyes fell on her stitches.
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There aren't many solutions for dealing with these Facebook issues so much as there are bandages for particularly difficult wounds.
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"It was like an electric shock for us," said Mona, 28, a Daquq resident whose head was swathed in bandages.
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On January 17, the bears got their final fish bandages and were ready to be released back into the forest.
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That stipend, according to FASTER'S website, helps pay for training and trauma equipment including tourniquets, compression bandages and chest seals.
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In reality, the bandages come off after 24 hours, and patients can usually farm or work a few days later.
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So show me some bandages, Your endless tape wrapped around Every drop of blood and wound that Paves your pathway.
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"We placed him under general anesthesia this morning to assess his burns injuries and change the bandages," the statement continued.
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Footage shared online on Saturday showed wounded people with bandages and blood on their legs being treated in a hospital.
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At work, she cares for soldiers whose bandages and missing limbs are only the most obvious expressions of collective trauma.
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The list for new tariffs is also likely to include frozen fish, raisins and adhesive bandages, according to the report.
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I hide my horror behind my calm and neutral doctor face as I unfurl crepe bandages from self-inflicted wounds.
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Another notable shoot depicted Linda Evangelista in Chanel, her face wrapped in bandages, as if she'd just had plastic surgery.
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Reporters in the courtroom said her kit was unpacked as evidence in her defense, and included bandages, tampons, and gauze.
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His face was covered in dirt and the side of his head wrapped with bandages covering wounds incurred days earlier.
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Early Friday morning, Mollen shared a photo of herself in bandages after undergoing a cesarean section to have her son Lazlo.
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"AJ is seen to (be) naked except for some small bandages around both wrists and circling his hips," the document says.
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"He was in the shower with me, he took all of my bandages off, and he never flinched," she tearfully said.
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Last year, museum curators finally opened the lid, and to their shock, the coffin contained an actual mummy—bandages and all.
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She&aposs being treated with salve, bandages, antibiotics and pain medication, and is eating solid food and a liquid milk replacement.
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I'm first aid certified, so I treat the blisters and apply blister bandages before packing up my Rent the Runway return.
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Slightly fazed, but not discouraged, the group returned to Logan's home to apply bandages and eat dinner before resuming their mission.
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Between the self-cooling effects of silk and these bacteria-killing properties, it could be an ideal material for advanced bandages.
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This is a man throwing a tantrum over bandages, and walking away from the situation convinced he's a genius for it.
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Because they aren't nurses, they aren't typically permitted to physically care for patients -- whether it's changing bandages or giving them medications.
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"AJ is seen to (be) naked except for some small bandages around both wrists and circling his hips," one document states.
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Thousands of doctors protested outside hospitals across India on Monday, holding placards and wearing black arm bands and bloodied mock bandages.
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Her entire body was covered in a thick layer of resin, wrapped in linen bandages, and buried inside three nesting coffins.
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Ketcham let Kim hang around the hospital after school, allowing her to visit patients, change bandages, even hold newborns after birth.
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Stripped of its bandages, his corpse, blanketed in linen, now lies in a glass box — a desiccated figure blanketed in linen.
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After Janet removes the bandages from her surgery, she realizes that she looks the same and the procedure once again failed.
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Once I came to and looked at the bandages on my wrists, I saw how close I really came to dying.
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They have instead become bandages to patch over Facebook's very real flaws, and their founders are and always will be complicit.
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They got the bandages replaced ten days later and new skin grew back on their pads in a matter of weeks.
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Transit officials acknowledge that they are, in essence, in triage mode, applying bandages before they can move on to major surgery.
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The mosque's imam and muezzin were at the funeral, too, their heads swathed in bandages after being wounded in the attack.
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The bride sat up front in a pink dress, a sparkling purse on her lap and her feet swaddled in bandages.
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One was covered in bandages and moaning; his car had been blown up as he entered a military base, nurses said.
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The best way to prevent the infection is by cleaning and covering open wounds with dry bandages until they are healed.
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"Revenge will do nothing," he told her on a downtown street in Freetown, his handless arms wrapped in fresh cotton bandages.
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If you or your kids are sensitive, try different types of bandages, or you can just use gauze and paper tape.
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Zubair provided his version of events at a relative's home in another part of the capital, his head wrapped in bandages.
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Heizer's ribs poked through a sleeveless white undershirt; he wore pale-brown cargo pants, and his feet were wrapped in bandages.
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In another video, a child whose head is wrapped in bandages was pushed past on a gurney, as crowds looked on.
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"Maybe the group will be defeated in Syria, but not elsewhere," he said, speaking through the bandages covering his burned face.
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A lot of people have been surprised by how well he walks, and have asked me what goes on under the bandages.
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I'd cut myself shaving and have on all of these bandages to stop the bleeding, or I'd burn myself with hot wax.
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In July, Phillippe posted an Instagram photo showing himself looking bruised in a hospital bed with his right leg wrapped in bandages.
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I work in a school and because of your tweet I just purchased a pack of TruColor bandages to have on hand.
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She holds the toddler's hand, which is covered in bandages and scratches, while a green plush toy sits next to the child.
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In early January, Tamra revealed she had a skin biopsy done on her breast when she showed off her bandages on Instagram.
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Bandages covered Malia's eyes and it was only her fingers that remembered how to fold the soft paper into clean diagonal lines.
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One of the ejected MPs, Gaffa Mbwatekamwa, sported a cracked left arm in bandages and a sling as he described his ordeal.
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He would have to adhere all of the supplies -- including bandages, gauze, wipes and other hardware -- to the wall with duct tape.
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Waste pre-disaster was trucked out daily; the tsunami wrecked the roads, and so boxes of soiled bandages and infected sharps accumulated.
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Conor McGregor is topless and pulsatingly sweating, his hands tied in tight little punching bandages, the tiger tattooed on his stomach, roaring.
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Roughly midway through, he gets plastic surgery, and an hour into the movie, the bandages finally come off his face — it's Bogie!
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I even stashed a bunch of bandages in the pockets of my wedding dress but didn't need to use a single one.
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In each park, there are first aid centers equipped with nurses that can give you free over-the-counter medications and bandages.
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In São Paulo, a first-aid group can be found at demonstrations applying bandages to bleeding foreheads, setting fractures and disinfecting wounds.
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"We are giving away free bandages for anyone whose feelings have been hurt over the past day or two," the post reads.
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Each depicts a mixture of military paraphernalia such as medals and helmets and the debris of war — bloodied bandages and torn flags.
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With both his arms fully covered in bandages, Mr. Raqawi was more incapacitated than his fellow patient and needed help to eat.
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The device creates a flexible, washable, layer of artificial skin that doesn't need to be ripped off and replaced like traditional bandages.
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While the bathroom is usually the traditional spot for these items, the humidity and heat can affect medications and bandages over time.
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Rather than just snatching up boxes of bandages and prescription cough syrup, think about the best way to use your leftover cash.
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Once I'd finished dressing the wound with clean bandages, I dealt with the pain just as Howes would, and had a beer.
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The child's clothing and bandages will also be tested for the mountain lion's DNA, and results should be available within a few days.
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And a nurse re-wraps his entire body in bandages each morning, because the slightest movement can cause his skin to sheer off.
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It's easy to see why they fear her so, given that her head is wrapped in bandages that don't allow for easy recognition.
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"With Lily in NY. I've found a clever way to disguise my lip bandages from removal of cancer," the star captioned the picture.
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"I'm not saying that the industry should be designing bandages with shades that match every skin tone in the human spectrum," he added.
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The Food and Drug Administration regulates tampons as medical devices; other medical devices, like bandages and prosthetics, are exempt from Nevada sales tax.
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Newland told Doe that she had to wear medically necessary bandages on her chest and a hat to hide scarring on her head.
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He had bandages around his left shoulder and one on his legs, and was flipping channels on the TV in his hospital room.
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In the photo, Pinfield, originally from New Jersey, can be seen lying in a hospital bed with bandages around his leg and face.
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The beauty star made the announcement on Instagram, sharing a fresh-faced selfie of herself resting in bed with bandages across her chest.
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Cover your cuts with enchanted rainbows and get the bandages here for $7.17 True magic is reviving a dead gadget sans wall outlet.
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At least I've been using the Large Arlo Tech Pouch in Storm to organize things more, like charging cables, bandages, and hand sanitizer.
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Right now the money can be used to cover certain medical items like prescription eyeglasses and bandages, but not sanitary pads or tampons.
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I showed up in a sequin purple dress and bandages on my face, because I had developed a rash, yep, on my face.
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But the bullets rain down and I fall, unable to reach respite and apply bandages—and it's brilliant, because I made it happen.
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An adjacent wall featured an image of a young boy in bandages, wearing a gas mask, but fundamentalists had blackened out his face.
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When Mr. Goerne sang of the daily drudgery at the hospital, "Bearing the bandages, water, and sponge," his voice was somber and earthy.
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Medical supplies were so scarce that an enterprising nurse at Al Birr stashed away the basics, like bandages and scissors to cut gauze.
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People recall how he seemed to come to every civil rights meeting with bandages on his head because he was beaten so much.
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In a music video accompanying the album's first single, "Lazarus," the singer is shown in a hospital bed with bandages around his eyes.
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Veterinarian Brett Jones consults with wildlife caregiver Rosemary Austen after changing bandages on the burnt feet of kangaroos in Queanbeyan, Australia, Feb. 4.
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Outside the gutted elementary school, men patched up with bloody bandages staggered through the headlights, limping painfully from blast-torqued backs and knees.
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"With Lily in NY. I've found a clever way to disguise my lip bandages from removal of cancer," she wrote in the caption.
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They are exactly what you might guess: bandages — sometimes medicated, sometimes not — that you apply directly to pimples to make them go away.
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In hospital in Bucharest, they changed my bed sheets and cleaned my wounds and bandages, but their care was lacking in some respects.
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Clean white bandages shroud his head, hiding scars from numerous surgeries to extract skull fragments from a wound sustained in the Crimean War.
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To make Sonic look more like what audiences recognize in a hero, art director Bob Rafei gave him bandages, tattered hair, and a scarf.
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After draining some of the blisters and cleaning away dead skin, they wrapped Murphy's legs in bandages and gave her steroids and more antibiotics.
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Roach told police he let Vance in his house and gave him bandages to treat his wounds, Oklahoma City Sheriff John Whetsel said Monday.
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You'll also want to make sure to have a first aid kit, bandages, hand sanitizer, and the over-the-counter meds you rely on.
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While feminine products are taxed four percent throughout the state, condoms and other products like bandages are considered medical necessities and are not taxed.
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Supplies arrived to bolster their effort with unusual speed: water, bandages, syringes, food, and even ironing boards—to be used as stretchers—were everywhere.
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Meek rallied to help, forming a group that shipped more than 50,000 pounds of baby wipes, bandages, socks and other items to overseas forces.
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Others played on, through jammed thumbs and bruised wrists, through the toll of a seven-game series that manifested itself in bandages and braces.
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Almost mummified in bandages, Mumtaz had spent 225 days bed- bound in a clinic, unable to speak or even sip a glass of water.
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After the game, Cabrera sat on the floor at his locker, both of his hamstrings and his left knee wrapped in ice and bandages.
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I'll never forget the smell of her insides, which I was trying to keep from popping out as the doctor wrapped her in bandages.
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In this scene, he's in the hospital getting his bandages removed, with his on-again, off-again girlfriend, Erin (Tatiana Maslany), by his side.
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An hour later, I woke up with the bottom half of my breast stiff with bandages and the top looking like a graffitied wall.
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A volunteer holds a kangaroo with bandages wrapped around its burned feet after it was rescued from bushfires in the Blue Mountains area, Dec.
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Deceit, it suggests, is not always a weapon, and white lies can be bandages and balms for wounded feelings, not least among the bereaved.
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A video released by HRW purporting to show the victims of the beatings and shootings depicted a bloodied body with bandages around his exposed torso.
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Brandon's legs and feet are always in bandages and he eats only soft foods to help avoid blisters and scarring in his mouth and esophagus.
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Bandage the area REI reported that one common anti-chafe technique for people who don't wear sports bras is to place bandages over their nipples.
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It also holds emergency supplies like bandages, matches, and water purification tablets so that when you need them, and you likely will, you'll be prepared.
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Some responded to his tweet, sharing that applying bandages were some of their first memories of being "made aware of 'race'" when they were children.
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The 42-year-old shared an Instagram photo on Monday, showing himself looking bruised in a hospital bed with his right leg wrapped in bandages.
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"If that's going to make him feel better — just get him a Band-Aid," Koko advises, ignoring the fact that Kim gave Kanye several bandages.
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DARPA thinks that outcomes can be improved by the use of intelligent bandages and other systems that predict and automatically react to the patient's needs.
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Nearly 100 killed in Rhode Island nightclub inferno "I was pulling him out," said Mulé, who sustained burns from the fire, later wrapped in bandages.
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Among the 158 people who provided descriptions of their medical kits, the most commonly carried medical supply was Band-Aids or other types of bandages.
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"When I went back to work, I was hiding my own wounds or my bandages and my posture and things like that," says the actor.
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In July, Phillippe revealed the injury in several Instagram posts — showing himself looking bruised in a hospital bed with his right leg wrapped in bandages.
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During all this, Jacqueline goes to the hospital to visit Russ, where she learns that his bandages are ready to come off the next day.
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"This is the first time that fish skin bandages had ever been used for veterinary medicine, so it was kind of an adventure," she said.
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Medics said hospital space and supplies were running low, while antigovernment activists shared videos of wounded men in bloodstained bandages sprawled on crowded clinic floors.
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My feet weren't in pain or covered in bandages and blisters even after more than 10 hours of walking around, standing for portraits, and dancing.
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Eight days after the surgery, she returned to Deschamps-Braly's office to have the plaster and bandages removed: the "great unveiling," as he called it.
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The rebel-held area of the city is surrounded by government forces and has already run out of most food rations, medicines, bandages and fuel.
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And Dr. Kalish said there was a very difficult moment for Jeff in the initial removal of the bandages and the cleaning of the sutures.
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On the side of the building that faced the front line, many wards lay empty, scattered with unplugged monitoring machines, unwound bandages and creased bedsheets.
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Using compression bandages has also been found to have similar anti-inflammatory effects to a lymphatic drainage massage, specifically on areas like legs and ankles.
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"We end up splitting dressings and bandages in two or more to maximize their use and to treat more than one patient," the doctor said.
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Doctors told the Josephs they would need to wrap their baby in bandages, pop his blisters with needles and bathe him in bleach to fight infections.
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The boy himself is seen lying on the bare mattress, "naked except for some small bandages around both wrists and circling his hips," the document states.
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The bloody bandages were from Noah's neck, we learn, when he tried to clean his wound while he was woozy from mixing beer and pain pills.
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When the bandages came off, I looked down at myself and for the first time in my life I felt truly at home in my body.
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On Monday, Whetsel announced the arrest of a man in Oklahoma City who allegedly admitted to providing Vance with guns and bandages after his rampage began.
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Make sure to shower after going in the water, and properly care for any and all wounds — which includes keeping them covered with dry, clean bandages.
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Practicing good hygiene is crucial in prevention, as well as properly caring for any and all wounds — which includes keeping them covered with dry, clean bandages.
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Rylkov Foundation worker Maksim Malishev gives each visitor plastic bags full of syringes, bandages, ointments and doses of naloxone, a medication that can counteract opioid overdose.
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Their superior new splint fit the body using compound curves and reduced stress on the plywood via strategically-placed holes that doubled as openings for bandages.
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While Madix did not elaborate on the type of cancer or how it was discovered at the time, she posted a video of herself wearing bandages.
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Any break in the skin—any cut, scrape, or bite—should receive first aid as soon possible, and be kept clean and covered with dry bandages.
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The cavernous hall is 460,20193 square feet, and McIntosh is taking up about three of them, trying to cinch the beige bandages wrapped around her arms.
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Pros: Affordably priced, contains the essentials, includes items like an emergency blanket and tweezers that other kits overlookCons: Missing some important items like bandages and flares
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RC Pet Products Pet First Aid Kit, $30.22, available on AmazonThis first-aid kit has all of the necessary supplies like gauze, bandages, gloves, and more.
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The strips may also bring to mind bandages, and while words may never hurt you, as the saying goes, they leave their marks on your psyche.
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Instead, a few widely publicized, extremely expensive bandages have been slapped over the issue, the wound underneath hidden and earmarked for examination at a later date.
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Then they put matching bandages on the faces of the five decoys — or "fillers" — who sat alongside him, so as not to single out the suspect.
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With its baby blue interior, medical posters on the wall and a cabinet overflowing with bandages, Mr. Otieno's stall could be mistaken for a health clinic.
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"Our future is lost because of the Jews, and because of Hamas," said Mahmoud Abu Omar, a 26-year-old with one arm wrapped in bandages.
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Injuries are common, unavoidable, treated with whatever is available — painkillers, bandages, a makeshift ice bath in the Arctic waters of Baffin Bay — and then mostly ignored.
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"We've received seven people wounded by bullets so far," said a doctor at the Social Medical Centre in Be, where some were being wrapped in bandages.
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For far too long, the federal government has put short-term bandages on our nation's infrastructure needs—but the time for the status quo is over.
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Ammo Cooler is $59.99 and Bottle Breachers from $8.99 PODCAST: BREACH ENEMY DOORS + BUSINESS SUCCESS – SPECIAL ACCESS TO THIS INSPIRING NAVY SEAL BULLETS 2 BANDAGES SHOT GLASSES
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He bought a box of bandages that came in darker shades, and it sat in his home for months, until he got a cut on his pinkie.
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"Stop the Bleed" kitThe kits, developed by the Department of Defense and the American College of Surgeons, contain tourniquets, dressings to enhance blood clotting, and compression bandages.
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Because the trick to looking soft-skinned, sweat-free, and wide awake while dancing at 4 AM isn't good lighting and hydration — it's hemorrhoid cream and bandages.
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According to the study, which was published in Angewandte Chemie, the dressing would be easier to remove than typical bandages, allowing for it to be dissolved manually.
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The photographs show bandages wrapped around what's left of Pierre-Paul's right fingers as other medical instruments keep his charred skin attached over his exposed body tissue.
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In "The Old Man", a novel by Yuri Trifonov that Mr Dodin adapted in 1988, the main character describes memory as "old bloodstained bandages on a wound".
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Former New Jersey Housewife Siggy Flicker made the most epic entrance onto the show, filming her first scene in a scarf and bandages after getting a facelift.
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Especially when done with ACE bandages or tape, it can put pressure on internal organs, cause fluid buildup in the lungs and even lead to broken ribs.
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On Monday, Troy Ave posted a video of himself leaving the hospital with his arm in a sling and bandages still wrapped around his head on Instagram.
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The research team offered new recommendations for hikers' and climbers' medical kits, including wound care supplies such as medical gloves and medical tape, bandages and splinting materials.
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Keep open wounds covered with clean, dry bandages until healed and don't delay first aid for even minor wounds, including blisters or any break in the skin.
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Outside the station, a woman was carried off on a stretcher with her legs covered in a foil blanket while others were led away swathed in bandages.
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Wafts of gangrenous infection wrapped in the rancid stench of overused blood-soaked bandages fused with the smell of a fear fed on the emptiness of hunger.
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He's also completing a group of sculptures he calls "fractures," which are made from bones, found objects and "discarded articles of daily use," held together with bandages.
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The last time I saw my mother alive, she stood before me in our apartment in Rockaway Beach, Queens, with her wrists wrapped tightly in white bandages.
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With its painted-on eyebrows, somber expression and wavy brown hair peeking through its tattered bandages, the mummy's noggin brought viewers face-to-face with a mystery.
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Her knees were bleeding and bacteria from the sewer water had soaked through the bandages on her hand, which still burned after handling the tear gas canister.
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His brothers, both ten, and his mother were also injured: One of the young boys still has a cast around one leg, and bandages around the other.
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We see more shots of a terrifying Robin Wright and a dystopian future LA, and K winds up wearing more bandages on his nose than Jake Gittes.
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As a master of disguise, this is all she needs to pose as a doctor and sneak into a medical closet to get herself some bandages and medication.
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She's 1003 years old, a teacher's assistant in a middle school, with warm eyes and computer cables emerging like futuristic dreadlocks from the bandages wrapped around her head.
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Some are specifically designed to protect this area, and you may want to opt for those, rather than the bandages you have laying around in your medicine cabinet.
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While Madix did not elaborate on the type of cancer or how it was discovered, she posted a video of herself wearing bandages around one of her breasts.
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In both pig and mouse skin, the dressings were shown to close wounds much faster than traditional bandages, while reducing the time it took for them to heal.
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Fresh out of the hospital with minimal bandages and lots of emotions, she lashes out at all the "tragedy whores" hoping for screen time at Wes' absurd memorial.
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All you need to replicate this costume is the perfect yellow hair clip to accent your black fringe bangs, several roles of Ace bandages, and a creepy doll.
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Controlled chaos Evans cuts the interview short as an ambulance arrives at the clinic; a young man whose face is covered in bandages sitting in the front seat.
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In the incredible photos taken of the session, the sedated animal can be seen lying on a gurney with his eyes, nose and mouth covered with white bandages.
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They're after assault rifles (preferably the Legendary SCAR ), pump shotguns, bolt-action sniper rifles (the scope is a boon), chug jugs, slurp juices, bandages, medkits, and shield potions.
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His face numbed for skin-cancer surgery, Mr. Dalman, 69, sat surrounded by a half-dozen other patients with bandages on their faces, scalps, necks, arms and legs.
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In "Goodnight Mommy" (22014), the mother, whose head is wrapped in bandages, initially comes off as a figure of terror to her twin boys, before they switch positions.
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And the last time you want to dig through boxes for bandages, gauze or antibiotic ointment is when you or a loved one is hurt and in pain.
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In a photograph released with his testimony, he is wrapped in a hospital gown, with his face visibly battered and his rib cage and hands swaddled in bandages.
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Normally that would put me off, but the rest of my feet felt great, so I covered the blisters with heavy-duty bandages and kept wearing the shoes.
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As I cleared out Peter's house after he died, I found receipts from medical-supply companies that had delivered things like bandages and tourniquets to his office address.
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Practiced for some 5,500 years by cultures around the world, artificial cranial deformation involves binding the growing heads of infants and children with bandages, planks, boards or bricks.
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Practiced for some 5,500 years by cultures around the world, artificial cranial deformation involves binding the growing heads of infants and children with bandages, planks, boards or bricks.
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His right arm swathed in bandages from the knuckles of his hand to well above the elbow, Imam Hossain, 42, lay exhausted on the roadside near the Kutupalong camp.
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The kit comes with a water bottle, bandages, a poncho, a 12-hour glow stick, a space blanket, and a five-in-one whistle/compass/flint/mirror/carrying case.
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I would wear four bras to try and cover up my back fat, and I would try to wrap ace bandages around my stomach so I would look skinnier.
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The machines will dole out packages of 10 needles (or syringes), along with a disposing container, bandages, addiction treatment pamphlets, a tourniquet and alcohol swabs, according to CBS News.
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The actress, 80, addressed her bandages on her lower lip while promoting the upcoming fourth season of her Netflix series, Grace and Frankie, in New York City on Monday.
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Another ad is a close-up photograph of a woman's reddened and stitched-up cheek with two white bandages in the shape of a cross – reflective of Switzerland's flag.
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Jackson first showed off the ink in a Instagram story, including a photo of bandages covering the tattoo with the caption, "Secreting blood n plasma everywhere," according to People.
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The distressed parents had made it in time to see the teenager laying on a stretcher with his head wrapped in bandages and to tell Preston their final farewells.
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So, when I unzipped the 60-year-old's body bag, the first thing I noticed was he had bandages all over his legs and ankles up to his thighs.
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After visiting with Tavon's family, Topczewski stopped by the emergency room and the doctor gave him compression bandages to refill the medical trauma pack he used to save Tavon.
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"Three of you could have died before you even reached the injured," he said, while checking the bandages, tourniquets and splints applied to the victims - played by Senegalese soldiers.
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If you approach them, the sound gets louder; if you touch them, they tear at your flesh, making you bleed and sapping your resources of bandages and health items.
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You'll need a good hour to browse through the collection of games, novelty items (cat lady bandages?), and — you guessed it — toys (Hello Kitty fans will be in heaven).
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"Last week, you may have noticed some bandages and small spots on my face - I had some sun-damaged skin removed by my doctor," he tweeted earlier this month.
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"Families scour the streets for discarded blankets, cloths or scraps of cloth that can be boiled — in an attempt to sterilize them — and used as bandages," the report said.
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"The day after surgery, when Dr. White removed the bandages, my jawline looked like Angelina freaking Jolie," said Ms. Reynolds of her surgery, which she said cost about $239,270.
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So that was how I would leave combat duty: in an evac helicopter, stoned out on morphine, bleeding half to death with a shattered leg wrapped in bloodied bandages.
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After the volunteer medic was shot in the eye with a beanbag round by police, about 210 doctors, nurses, and paramedics gathered in protest, many wearing bandages in solidarity.
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Commercial binders were highly associated with negative outcomes (20 of 28 negative outcomes), as were elastic bandages (14 of 28), and duct tape or plastic wrap (13 of 28).
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That evening, Alan soothes her emotional wounds with reassuring words about her fitness as a mother and wraps what looks like five feet of bandages around the tiny cut.
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Each design takes about 10 to 15 minutes to complete, and he brings an assistant who places the stencil on each client and bandages the tattoos after they're complete.
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Still, she remembers the first time she looked at her eye injury in December after having covered it with bandages, pulling her long flowing blond hair to the side.
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Many of the first aid workers had left by the end of the week, but the medic area was still full of supplies, including inhalers, alcohol wipes, and bandages.
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Johnston manages to cut through the bandages covering the chest, and suddenly I'm distracted from my harrowing reminiscence by the mummy's heaving gold-painted nipples, which match his gilded fingernails.
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Have a first-aid kit ready That includes aspirin, bandages in multiple sizes, antibiotic creams, gauze, hand sanitizer, latex gloves, an emergency blanket, bug spray, thermometers, tweezers, and so on.
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Tissues, bandages, peanut butter crackers, a bottle of water, extra socks, Chapstick, sunglasses, disinfectant, Mad Libs — the solution to every problem was contained in that (roughly) 11" x 14" vessel.
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Many demonstrators did so while wearing bandages or patches over their right eyes in solidarity with a woman who was reportedly hit with a beanbag round by police on Sunday.
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Clothing, bedding, bandages, and other fabric can become flammable when they absorb the cream, meaning they are highly dangerous if exposed to a naked flame or other sources of heat.
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What relation this had to reading To Kill A Mockingbird, I will never know, but the image of a woman wrapped in bandages stayed with me for a long time.
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Some of the patients had little bandages on their shells, and the worst injury I saw was an amputated flipper, which was kind of cute in its own, pitiful way?
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Moment That's Burned in Our Brains: Seeing all of the contestants sweating and training in the gym, while having their heads and bodies fully wrapped in bandages from their surgeries.
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Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo and Raphael have never been the kinds of turtles to splurge on fancy footwear; the closest they've come to wearing shoes is sporting bandages around their heels.
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I was bandaged up tightly and rocking a cool new accessory: a pair of tubes designed to drain any remaining gunk out until the bandages were removed two days later.
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Adorned in burned bandages, cloth, and what appear to be small sewage pipes, these "people" creepily border life and death, lounging around like skeletal mementoes of fairgoers from the past.
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KHARTOUM, Sudan — The young doctor had been on the run for days, hiding in a quiet corner of the fear-filled Sudanese capital, Khartoum, his wounded head swaddled in bandages.
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She ministers to them with deep concentration, applying long bandages and tender, expert care — and cures them all except a toughie called Big Mean, who refuses to unclasp her jaws.
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The artwork and medical procedure were done by Dr. Robert Parry, a self-taught artist who creates original illustrations on bandages to amuse patients and relive tension after their procedures.
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" The Times , although it backed the arrests, acknowledged that "a number of those in the building were badly beaten by the police during the raid, their heads wrapped in bandages.
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Earlier on Monday, thousands of doctors had protested outside hospitals across India, holding placards and wearing black arm bands and bloodied mock bandages and demanding improved security and working conditions.
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Stashes of nitrile gloves, emergency whistles, and ziploc bags of sterile bandages are no match for the beaten infrastructure of a metropolitan area with a population of over two million.
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A music video for the first single, "Lazarus," showed him lying in a hospital bed with bandages across his eyes, and singing lyrics that, after his death, took on added poignancy.
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The hardest thing for Bauman to relive in the making of the film were the hospital scenes — particularly one that shows his character getting his bandages changed for the first time.
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The Washington Redskins star finally surfaced in public Monday at the Wizards-Pistons game in D.C. with his leg wrapped in bandages and what appears to be a Taylor Spatial Frame.
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But the ever-determined Austrian racer would return to the track just six weeks later, still wearing bandages around his injured face, to finish fourth at the 1976 Italian Grand Prix.
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A music video for the first single, "Lazarus," showed him lying in a hospital bed with bandages across his eyes, and singing lyrics that after his death, took on added poignancy.
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The level design is matched well to your range of movement — each leap can put you into a new area with its own little collection of dinosaurs and bullets or bandages.
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Inside the workshop, they also discovered two large basins that were likely used to dry mummies with natron and prepare bandages that would be used to wrap them, the statement said.
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Her mind was a nervous traveller, overpacking for a day hike: water, aspirin, protein bars, bandages, emergency flare, flashlight, machete, smelling salts, tourniquet, sawed-off rifle, tampons, ammunition. Poison. Compass. Banana.
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One current exhibit is about medicine in World War I, and our main exhibit area includes more than 100 vintage and modern-day Band-Aid brand adhesive bandages tins and packages.
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Paola Navone, an Italian designer, above, teamed up with Corsi Design to create One Off chairs that were plucked from curbsides and secondhand shops and wrapped in playful, resin-coated bandages.
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Thermometers, batteries for medical devices, contact lenses and solution, prescription glasses, cold and allergy medicine, and first aid items like bandages, gloves and cleansing wipes are all covered, according to HealthSavings.
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Anna and Jessica are now recovering from the procedures at a home in Encino, and when the bandages come off, they'll look a lot different than this pic from last month.
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That makes the St. Paul, Minnesota-based conglomerate, which also makes ACE bandages, Scotch tape and a variety of industrial products, one of the "dogs" of the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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Cardinal's medical unit, which also makes medical tapes and bandages, posted a 19 percent jump in quarterly revenue to $4 billion, boosted by its acquisition of the Medtronic business last year.
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She stood in front of the bandages and Band-Aids, taking in all their myriad shapes and colors—clear, nude, cloth-covered, breathable plastic, patterned with racing cars and cartoon dolphins.
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How do you explain a government allocating $155,000 for wigs to be bought in England when the same government is failing to buy bandages and betadine for infants in pediatric wards.
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As well as wearing bandages covering their eyes, protesters who stayed at the airport Monday after being told to leave held placards with the words "an eye for an eye" on them.
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She still wraps her skin in protective bandages each day, which can take her up to two hours, but the condition of her skin — and her quality of life — has improved significantly.
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Although Stumpf's hand was wrapped with enough bandages to make him look like an injured athlete, it probably was not the biggest source of pain for the Wells Fargo CEO on Tuesday.
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The video for the song -- whose imagery includes a faceless monster, crucified scarecrows, a jeweled skull inside a spaceman's helmet and Bowie singing with bandages (again) over his eyes -- almost defies interpretation.
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You start out in a safe house that has a few supplies — some bandages, bits of metal that can be turned into a lock pick — but from there you're on your own.
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Keep open wounds covered with clean, dry bandages until they heal, especially if you are working in floodwaters, and avoid contact with natural bodies of water if you have an open wound.
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It comes to life in nearly every scene — on Alicia's (Elle Fanning) chiffon dress, or Edwina's (Kirsten Dunst) flushed cheeks, or the faded droplets of blood on Corporal McBurney's (Colin Farrell) bandages.
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Pop star Taylor Swift revealed she has a "fear of violence" after attacks at concerts in Manchester, England, and Las Vegas leading her to carry army grade bandages in her personal life.
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At Thursday's event, Trump invited Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein to speak, his hands still wrapped in bandages due to injuries he sustained in the shooting at his Chabad of Poway congregation last week.
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The family stories are interrupted by short, passionate paeans to household goods: the Gallseife brand of soap, Hansaplast bandages, a rubber hot water bottle — items of care and comfort, reminders of childhood.
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Peter Stefanides, a New York doctor of rehabilitation medicine, turns out quixotic four-feet-tall vessels made from plaster bandages and wood, which are painted in sharp colors and tagged at $500.
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Credit... Wearing bright safety vests, the county highway workers followed the scalding, red tar kettle as it pumped out liquid rubber bandages, thick as melted butter, to cover the pavement's worst gashes.
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In a run-down government hospital in Dhaka, two police officers who were on patrol duty on Friday night received treatment for gunshot wounds, with bandages and plasters on cheeks and legs.
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As they described what they were finding to an audience, a host would take off the body's bandages to see what was hiding underneath, in the name of both scientific discovery and entertainment.
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The maker of a variety of products from Tylenol to Band-Aid bandages to Acuvue contact lenses also increased its adjusted profit range to $6.63 to $6.73 per share, from $6.53 to $6.68.
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Cartwheel has an entire section devoted to just beauty items like makeup, fragrance and hair care, while the health section is dedicated to over-the-counter medications, bandages, eye drops and other items.
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During the team's first excursion away from the mansion, Larry (Matt Bomer), wrapped in bandages head-to-toe to hide his burned skin, anxiously stares out from the safety of the team's bus.
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For example, if you find "Tough Bandages," you'll gain 3 block points every time you discard a card: Suddenly, those cards that make you burn through your hand look a little more beneficial.
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In a subsequent meeting with Health Minister Obediah Moyo, the doctors described shortages of painkillers and syringes and said nurses had to wash and re-use bandages, which increased the risk of infection.
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Basic first aid from a nearby house was used to treat Fatima's "mangled hands," but the bandages may have done more harm because the gauze stuck to the wounds and caused an infection.
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Under the pilot, they would also see a recommendation of bundles of goods, like bandages, braces, and over-the-counter-meds, which could be shipped to the home that same day via Amazon.
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You cannot watch Dr. Ruit's patients take off their bandages and smile giddily as they see clearly for the first time in many years without feeling a rush of warmth about our world.
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"Just like I carry bandages in my medicine cabinet, I want a naloxone kit, If I see someone who's having an overdose I want to be able to save their lives," argued May.
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Recently, Guo shared with me a different series of photographs he created in 2013 that depicts a man with bloodied bandages over his eyes and hands, holding onto a soiled and bloody doll.
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There are several other iterations of this motif, including bandages over a red gash on a woman's face for Switzerland and yellow bruising near a darkened wound on a man's face for Belgium.
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In 1972 journalists packed in to see Howard Hughes, the reclusive billionaire, who appeared scarved in bandages to announce that he was going to be frozen cryogenically, and would emerge when the stockmarket peaked.
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The kind of love that once put me by Charlie's side when he needed an emergency surgery a few years back, changing his bandages during his monthlong recovery, helping him pee in a cup.
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In a performance called "Ablutions" (1972)—which Ms Chicago thinks was "probably the first public work of art about rape"—several women bathed in blood, eggs and clay, while another was wrapped in bandages.
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It may have also been really thick bandages with my eyes closed, I just remember not being able to see anything, thus I latched onto the stuffed animal my sister or mom handed me.
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Thanks to the support of her family — who, every day, help to wrap the almost entirety of her body in bandages — Destiny has been able to enjoy much of her childhood, her parents say.
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They were less excited to see me, standing there with one leg still covered in bandages from my accident, equipped with a vintage convertible that was not exactly the ideal vehicle for the circumstances.
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About two dozen Mexican women, the tips of their fingers wrapped in bandages to protect from accidental knife cuts, move swiftly to dig out the jumbo lump meat to fill 1-pound plastic cups.
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Before I arrived on site, I went to buy medical supplies such as bandages, syringes and gloves, as well as toilet paper, sanitary towels and diapers that we were being told were desperately needed.
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Kay, a 28-year-old medic who works in information technology and would only give her first name, said she prepared an emergency kit, including iodine, bandages, tourniquets and saline solution before every protest.
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With their symbolic orifices, blood, rips, cuts, smears, wounds, scabs, and bandages, they communicate simultaneous states of rapture and rupture, and a host of erotic and esoteric associations that relate to flesh and spirit.
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After being trapped for two and a half days in an abandoned water well in West Texas, an 18-month-old toddler emerged in a rescuer's arms, caked with dirt and wrapped in bandages.
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If a mummy starts to chase you, merely pull on a loose end of one of his bandages and spin him like a top, unwinding him until he collapses in a pile of bones.
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The eco-conscious "Biosupport" canvas (all works are from 2016) includes maps on the vamp and earthworms for shoelaces while "12 Step," for the sober crowd, has recovery slogans and adhesive bandages for fasteners.
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Because the new type of material is stretchy and resistant to cracking, it can be fashioned into gloves or bandages that could have myriad usages in fields from medicine to environmental protection to forensic science.
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After waking up in the sub-basement of a strange abandoned building with no memories, 13-year-old Rachel stumbles upon a serial killer named Zack, who's covered in bandages and carries a large scythe.
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One, 22021-year-old Peter Fechter, was shot in 19453 while trying to scale the wall and left to bleed to death in the no-man's-land, West German soldiers throwing him bandages in vain.
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However the chains were so tight to the chair to the point that many times I found myself urinating all over myself and on the bandages that were still wrapped around my left wounded thigh.
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During the Cultural Revolution's violent denouncement of old ways in the 1960s and 1970s, the Red Army would force women to unbind and display their bandages in the windows of their houses, to shame them.
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The surgeon is one of only three left at the Concepcion Palacios hospital in the Venezuelan capital, where the lifts and most toilets are closed and there are no bandages, sterilizers or X-ray services.
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Abby's face would soon be largely covered up, and would remain that way for the next week: plaster would be put over her nose, and her forehead and jaw would be wrapped in compression bandages.
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People are advised to clean all minor cuts with soap and water; cover open wounds with clean, dry bandages until they heal; and see a doctor for puncture wounds and other deep or serious wounds.
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They are welcomed with a feast—mutton korma, shami kebab, watermelon—which they share with the homeless people who live on the edge of the cemetery, in a nest of bloodied bandages and used needles.
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Her spotters carry shark-attack kits with tourniquets, pressure bandages and saline drips, and she suggests anyone who regularly puts themselves in proximity to sharks (surfers, say, or abalone divers) should pack a similar kit.
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At a community barbecue in the Nottingham Forest neighborhood, residents had bandages and handkerchiefs wrapped around calves and shins, where dirty water had infected a scratch or where their waders had rubbed their skin raw.
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Lynch's large, mixed-media paintings tell mysterious stories through bizarre imagery and text, with figures extending an inch or more from the surface; "Ointment" (2019) has a tube of paint and bandages embedded in it.
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Mr. González, who had come from his hospital job equipped with bandages and gauze to treat injured protesters, picked up a stone and hurled it at a police vehicle pumping tear gas into the crowd.
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Her creatures often find themselves in unlikely situations, including a bear riding a bicycle, a monkey smoking a hookah, and an amputee bunny rabbit wrapped in bandages with the phrase "not so lucky" written on them.
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Ace bandages, wraps, wound cleaners ... you name it ... if it was in the team training facility, Garcon and teammate Ricky Jean Francois got the green light to bring it to the people affected by Hurricane Matthew.
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Two boys start to suspect that their mother — who's now under a heavy layer of bandages after a surgery — isn't their mother anymore, and try to devise ways to get her to reveal her true nature.
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In "Mail Box" (1960), which is wrapped in red bandages with a noticeable slit stretching across the middle of the piece, isn't he suggesting that we are always trying to send a message that never arrives?
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At an office retreat at Faith's country house, Greer slices her thumb while helping to cook, and as her boss bandages her up she contemplates her charisma: The light touch of this powerful woman was profound.
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"Bubblegum Boxing Glove," in hot-pink handblown glass, looks like Pop Art, while "This Side Down," a framed textile weaving, packs a subtle punch by combining pastel ribbons with a boxer's hand wraps, bandages and gauze.
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"After the first time we put the bandages on, she woke up, she stood up," and showed interest in her surroundings, Peyton told the AP. Soon enough, both bears were up and walking on their tamales.
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In Lynch's surreal black-and-white fantasia, an alien baby — possibly a lamb fetus, though Lynch has never revealed what he used — grows sicker and sicker until its bandages are removed and its organs fall apart.
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In a cheap and windy room on Russian Hill a man on the run unwraps the bandages swaddling his new face, his reconstructed face, and looks in the mirror and sees the face of Humphrey Bogart.
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Exposed shoulders were a running theme throughout the collection, and also appeared with ribbed knit dresses that wrapped around the torso like bandages, as well as with leather mini dresses in black, nude and siren red.
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If you're sitting on a hefty health-care FSA balance, you still have time to use the money — and you don't have to blow it all at the last minute on bandages and prescription cough syrup.
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Overall leader Richie Porte of Australia finished safely in the pack to hold on to his 20-second advantage over Spain's Gorka Izagirre, who raced with bandages on his arm and leg after crashing heavily on Thursday.
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But, echoing concerns in other EU countries, the Dutch fears go beyond this direct import line, as a large number of medical supplies, from bandages to pacemakers, made in other countries receive an EU certification in Britain.
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A Hong Kong shipping company called 4PX, for example, told customers last month that it was illegal to ship black T-shirts (also gas masks, laser lights, ski goggles, towels, bandages, loudspeakers and headbands, among other items).
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In a study published today in the journal Science Translational Medicine, scientists ran a clinical trial in which 30 patients with chronic leg ulcers either had compression therapy (think tight bandages) or compression therapy along with Apligraf.
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"I went back every day to the burn clinic at [the University of Vermont Medical Center] to get my leg cleaned and the bandages changed — I didn't have the blisters removed until three days ago," Murphy said.
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THEIR hair tightly braided, two young girls sleep head-to-toe in matching pink dresses with gold trim—a sight to gladden the heart were it not for the startling white bandages around their arms and legs.
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The most impactful and ruthless way Negan abuses Carl in this particular scene of the comic is when he makes him remove the bandages covering his empty eye socket, and then mocks him for how it looks.
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I lost track of the times during the game's beta that I found myself face-to-track with a tank, only to remember I was playing as a medic, and could only slap the behemoth with bandages.
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Cover: Anusha Kumari, with bandages on her left eye weeps during a mass burial for her husband, two children and three siblings, all victims of Easter Sunday bomb blast in Negombo, Sri Lanka, Wednesday, April 24, 2019.
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Some taped bandages to their eyes, dripping with red ink to represent the injury to a female volunteer medic after she was hit with a beanbag round, allegedly fired by police during a protest earlier in August.
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You won't lose because someone had purple or gold armor and you had just a blue or gray vest, or because you ran out of bandages and Fortnite's med kit takes a whole 10 seconds to activate.
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You won't lose because someone had purple or gold armor and you had just a blue or gray vest, or because you ran out of bandages and Fortnite's med kit takes a whole 10 seconds to activate.
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That's a departure from the 1933 original, which boasted state-of-the-art spectacles (by the standards then), including the now-classic sequence of Claude Rains unwrapping the bandages from his face to reveal a cackling wraith.
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IDENTITY's packaging is designed to look like something you'd find on a shelf at your local drug store, and each fingerprint-spoofing strip is individually wrapped—like bandages in some kind of counter-surveillance first aid kit.
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As the emergency room recovers from the sudden influx of wounded, we see another side room with three empty gurneys, medical supplies, and gauze bandages with wet blood on the floor waiting for someone to pick them up.
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You'll need to be handy with a hobby knife to pull this one off, but even still, it probably wouldn't hurt to keep a few bandages on hand given how intricate some of these parts and cuts are.
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Occupation description according to O*NET: Provide routine individualized healthcare such as changing bandages and dressing wounds, and applying topical medications to the elderly, convalescents, or persons with disabilities at the patient's home or in a care facility.
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To avoid picking up these infections, the CDC recommends that you clean your hands often, especially before preparing or eating food; after using the bathroom; before and after changing bandages; and after coughing, sneezing or blowing your nose.
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The Real Housewives of Orange County star showed off her bandages from a skin biopsy she had done on her breast, as well as a closeup of the procedure and her stitches in an Instagram post on Tuesday.
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In one painting, a black-and-white crowd of tiny clones clutch their handbags and mobile phones; the only splash of color is the bubblegum pink that stains both their accessories and the bandages covering each tiny face.
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"We just took a little piece of plastic -- it appeared to be a sucking chest wound ... (so) we put the plastic piece on his chest over the wound" and secured it with three adhesive bandages, Anthony Robone said.
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"For everyone that was involved, taking off the bandages and seeing for the first time that this is working out, that the transplants are actually attached to the patient and growing skin, that's an incredible moment," Kueckelhaus said.
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Flattening the appearance of one's breasts—whether that's through Ace bandages, compression undergarments, layered T-shirts, sports bras, or commercial binders—doesn't just make it easier to pass in public as the correct gender or wear masculine clothes.
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" The fight was memorialized shortly afterward by Life magazine in an article that included a photograph of Fontinato in the hospital with bandages and a mask across his broken nose and the headline "Don't Mess Around With Gordie.
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The Aleppo Media Center, a group of antigovernment activists and citizen journalists who have sought to document the conflict, posted video footage of civilian victims on a dirty hospital floor getting little more than simple bandages for wounds.
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But a company like Johnson & Johnson, which makes the world's most famous brand of adhesive bandages, might have reason to worry because — theoretically, anyway — that degree of easy familiarity could put it in jeopardy of losing its trademark.
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Anyone can use compression bandages, but if you don't have an athletic trainer available to you you may find them a little tricky to put on yourself; watching YouTube video can help you figure out the correct technique.
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The accusations that Mr. Kerry had exaggerated his service to accumulate medals aired across conservative media and surfaced at the 2004 convention, where delegates wore bandages with purple hearts drawn on them to mock Mr. Kerry's war service.
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As DJs Vaughn Avakian and Camilla Robina spin deep cuts by bands like Alien Sex Fiend and Cabaret Voltaire, a tall man on the dancefloor bends and twists around like a mummy trying to escape from his bandages.
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From her I learned to fire a bow and arrow (I hit paper the very first time, and failed woefully almost every time thereafter), and learned that sanitary towels also make excellent wound bandages because of their famed absorbency.
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One collage dedicated to the Vietnam War includes a map of the country covered in bandages, and the title reads: "Vietnam on the World Stage: Every country perishes beneath a foreign heel"; another references the assassination of Robert Kennedy.
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He got up from his locker to toss a banana peel in a trash can, then sat down to take off his sneakers, remove his jersey, shorts and compression wear and peel away the bandages on his right knee.
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A photo quickly traveled from phone to phone: There was 8-year-old Cody Langford, one of the surviving children, on a hospital bed, his head swaddled in bandages, a thin shoulder peeking out from under a white blanket.
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Cuts can be treated at home with gauze to stop the bleeding, polysporin, and bandages unless there are "signs of infection (area is warm, very tender, swollen, red, or draining pus), or if bleeding won't stop," she told me.
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I met several other men who lay in hospital beds, glassy-eyed with fixed expressions, and swaddled in blood-stained bandages, their frames curled up as much as their injuries would allow, as if their entire bodies were wincing.
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The industry says there are not enough Notified Bodies - the private firms charged with certifying the safety of devices ranging from bandages to pacemakers, and that manufacturers may have to take products off the market or delay new launches.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - A medic peeled blood-soaked bandages from the arm of a boy in the emergency room of a hospital in northern Iraq, revealing the full extent of the damage inflicted by an Islamic State mortar attack.
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While Chris Wallace was widely and justly praised for his moderating, the first few questions of the debate felt as though he were handing Trump the bandages he needed to stanch the bleeding of social conservatives from his campaign.
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On December 1, 1994, Tupac arrived to a New York City courtroom wearing bandages and confined to a wheelchair, and was pronounced guilty of sexual abuse in the Ayanna Jackson case, though acquitted on the sodomy and weapons charges.
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Read more: Deepfakes Were Created As a Way to Own Women's Bodies—We Can't Forget That Until we grapple with these deeply entrenched societal issues, DARPA's technical solutions are bandages at best, and there's no guarantee that they will work anyway.
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I also packed an ample supply of sunscreen, insect repellent with 20 percent or more of DEET, and a first-aid kit of hydrocortisone cream, antibiotic ointment and a variety of bandages, though happily the latter two were never needed.
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But with four out of the five figures being bald (including, it would seem, the one beneath the bandages), it is not too much of a leap to suspect that these images derive from the experience of radiation and chemotherapy.
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MAN BORN WITHOUT ELBOWS LEARNS TO PLAY PIANO Destiny changes her bandages every two days to try to protect against infection, but sometimes even that is not enough; she has been hospitalized four times in the past year because of infection.
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Images: Annie Llewellyn The Mummies are a gnarly surf-garage punk band from the California, Bay Area who rocked out through the 90s dressed in grubby old bandages and equipped with the shittiest equipment the second hand market had to offer.
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He's seen as a murderer by his former compatriots — or, worse, as someone who threatened to rip off the bandages hastily applied to Los Angeles's racial divides in the wake of the police officers who beat Rodney King being acquitted.
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MOSCOW, March 4 (Reuters) - Russia has suspended the export of surgical masks and medical gear including bandages and one-use chemical protection suits, according to a government resolution published on Wednesday, amid fears over the the spread of the coronavirus,.
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And there was the time in early 2015 when my son told me Peter had received a shipment from Amazon that he had opened at the dining room table, pulling out boxes of syringes, bandages, cotton balls and wound cleanser.
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The challenge, therefore, is for the incoming administration to let the authorities own the initial pain that is sure to come, such as the pain of pulling off the bandages, while letting the later recovery be his — as it should be.
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Some products that Traveler's Medical Service recommends include: Alcohol swabs and liquid disinfectant solution Bandages: Adhesive bandages, gauze, tape, blister pads and bandage rolls Topical creams: Antibiotic ointment, antifungal ointments, hydrocortisone cream Oral rehydration solution for diarrhea or dehydration Tweezers Digital thermometer Lubricating eye drops Insect repellent Aloe gel Antacids Antihistamines for allergic reactions and seasonal allergies Bismuth subsalicylate for nausea, gas and bloating Laxative/stool softener Anti-motility medication for severe diarrhea Cough and cold remedies and lozenges Pain relievers/fever reducers Motion sickness medication Similarly, note any preventive medicines in generic form should you need to restock while traveling. INSPIRED?
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Using reference footage and anthropometric data, she captured the likeness of all 276 of that year's gold-winning women, paying close attention to their physiques, along with their uniforms, bandages, sunglasses, headwear, shoes, and even how they wore their hair in competition.
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The CDC recommends staying out of both salt and brackish water (the latter is a mix of fresh and salt water) if one has opens cuts or wounds and to use waterproof bandages if there is a possibility contact could be made.
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Over on Vanderpump Rules, however, the decades-younger employees of Vanderpump's restaurant empire have had three nose jobs, a boob job, and countless Botox done — with all of the blood and bandages, the indignity and unpleasantness, captured by the show's unblinking camera.
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Infectious Disease Research Institute's Carter says they plan to develop bandages or patches with an array of dissolvable microneedles to make a relatively painless and easy-to-administer vaccine that could be mailed in an envelope or distributed for free outside grocery stores.
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Split into five chapters, with each presenting a different ghoulish figure to sprint away from, Little Nightmares opens strong, as you're presented with a spider-like figure with unsettlingly long arms, completely wrapped in bandages, who wails uncontrollably when you startle him.
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In the 20th Century, government-initiated innovations for military and scientific purposes created entirely new civilian products: Cellucotton, developed as an alternative to expensive, less-absorbent cotton bandages for World War I, became the first disposable sanitary napkin, (Kotex); then, Kleenex facial tissues.
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Medical workers in parts of Syria have been forced to let the wounded bleed to death for lack of bandages, and have opted to use catheter bags meant for urine to administer intravenous fluids to newborns because proper drip bags are gone.
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Ms. Wethington applies the cel shading technique to her makeup as well, spending up to an hour hand drawing Gaige's bandages on her face, outlining her lips and eye brows with black lines, and matting her eye brows with an Elmer's glue stick.
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In some public places like airport or shopping malls, specialized bleeding control kits that contain hemostatic bandages and tourniquets might be available, but they are not as ubiquitously stocked as automated external defibrillators, which are used to treat people with heart arrhythmias.
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It was also the first hospital to have a maternity ward, the first to have an on-site medical school, the first to have an ambulance corps (originally driven by horses, their coaches outfitted with stretchers, whiskey, bandages, straitjackets and stomach pumps).
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Here's what you need: fever reducer, children's antihistamine like Benadryl, cortisone cream to soothe rashes and itching, a children's antacid, triple antibiotic ointment, eye drops, bandages and earplugs that offer child-specific sizes like Mack's silicone ear plugs to alleviate cabin pressure.
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Mr. Kerry, who received three Purple Hearts, a Silver Star and a Bronze Star in Vietnam, was portrayed as a coward by George W. Bush's allies, many of whom donned purple bandages to mock his Purple Hearts at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
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While I was working, news gathering at the Salford Royal Hospital about four miles down the road from the arena, I saw a girl being wheeled into the emergency room, covered in blood and bandages, fear and shock etched on her face.
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I listened to poignant stories of characters I'm told I'll never meet but feel as if I've known for years, told by way of ambient conversations Ellie partakes in as you make her dutifully raid shelves and cabinets for rubbing alcohol and bandages.
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The main category in United States customs data for pharmaceutical imports — a category that encompasses bandages and most but not all drugs — has surged nearly 50 percent in the past five years, and it is now running at nearly $100 billion a year.
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It contains gauzes, bandages, and ointments like any first-aid kit, but also carries tourniquets, chest seals, and QuikClot—the kind of stuff you hope you'll never have to use, but that can keep someone with severe injuries alive while they're waiting on an ambulance.
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Despite the poor condition of the remains, the researchers managed to pinpoint the location of the torso and several bones (including feet and leg bones, and several ribs), while uncovering bandages, traces of resins, and thousands of tiny glass beads from a funeral shawl.
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"For a number of years, the Chavista government has figured out how to put on bandages to keep the wound from completely opening up," said Jason Marczak, director of the Latin America Economic Growth Initiative at the Atlantic Council's Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center.
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Ms. Meng has introduced federal legislation that would allow women to buy feminine hygiene products with flexible spending account funds, which can be used to cover certain medical and dental costs, prescription drugs, prescription eyeglasses and items like bandages — but not sanitary pads or tampons.
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She did not know that beneath my sweatsuit, I had scratches and bandages on my skin, my vagina was sore and had become a strange, dark color from all the prodding, my underwear was missing, and I felt too empty to continue to speak.
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Paul bandages his sister's wounds and reads her to sleep at night, reassuring her that robbers don't rob R.V.s, police watch over them from helicopters, and between the sky and stars is a layer of millions of light blue birds that guard everyone below.
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Inches from the screen, he mouthed Barry's dialogue ("We can still do the plan—it just got off to a rocky start"), wheezed along with Ronny, swept his arm to knock the bandages off the shelf, and flinched as they flew at the camera.
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The 34-year-old told Mwende, 27, 'today is your last day' before attacking her, said the Daily Nation newspaper, which published a video of the victim with a deep gash on her head, and stumps where her hands once were, wrapped in bandages.
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He befriended Luciano Fabro, Giulio Paolini and other leading figures of Italy's vanguard Arte Povera movement, and he began to make Super 8 films, like "The Illustration of Art I" (1971), in which two bandages crisscross a model's skin, uniting geometric abstraction and body art.
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The baby had lost too much blood to cry, but on Tuesday, hooked up to oxygen tubes and IV and swathed in bandages - he flexed his uninjured hand, sending a waterfall of tears coursing down the cheeks of his father, Somali farmer Abdi Abukar Hassan.
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Melissa and Doug, Examine and Treat Vet Play Set, available at Amazon, $24.99This vet set includes everything a kid needs to play veterinarian, such as two plush animals, ointments, treatments, bandages, a stethoscope, a syringe, an ear scope, tweezers, a cast, clamp, and more.
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For more of Aimee Copeland's life now, tune in to PEOPLE s List, Saturday June 11, 8/7c on ABC Practicing good hygiene is crucial in prevention, as well as properly caring for any and all wounds – which includes keeping them covered with dry, clean bandages.
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When we returned to his home, Nega pointed to a pile of medical supplies in the hallway — bandages, splints, antibiotics, antimalarials — that he was planning to ferry to his fighters, and three cardboard boxes packed with solar cells that would provide some rudimentary electricity in the bush.
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Sometimes, these volunteers aren't able to handle the number of injured people and others step in, like my 62-year-old mother, who carries a first-aid kit with rubber gloves, saline solution, peroxide, antiseptics, gauze, bandages and surgical masks to protect people from tear gas.
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There are some cool-enough flashback scenes bolstered by Boutella's pissed-off performance (unfortunately, she doesn't get much else to do besides "look hot in bandages"), and Tom Cruise's usual action antics, like the hyped-up plane scene that features Cruise almost dancing in zero gravity.
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Hope's population includes clients from Honk Kong, Holland, Ireland, Taiwan, Thailand, Germany, The Netherlands, Wales, Scotland, Canada, New Zealand, Bulgaria, and Belgium, but the majority can be divided into three categories based on their mosquito bites: the British have welts on their legs covered in bandages.
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Athletes with open skin wounds will wear Tegaderm waterproof bandages to create a barrier between the water and their skin, and there will be shower stations with antibacterial soap at the competitive events so athletes can wash off as soon as they get out of the water.
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It's time for Democrats and the left to rip the bandages off, pull the blindfolds from their eyes, look in the mirror and have a moment of real introspection — and accept a brutal but helpful truth: Maybe it's about them, not about us and not about Trump.
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In "30 Things I Learned Before Turning 30," Swift reveals the lessons she's learned before her 30th birthday (December 13), which range from not falling asleep with makeup on, carrying around army grade bandages to due to fear of mass shootings and terrorist attacks, to finding her political voice.
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Later on in the game, you'll ideally want a decent assault rifle, shot gun, some explosives (a rocket launcher; a grenade launcher; grenades), a long range weapon (a nice bolt-action sniper, for instance), shield(s), and some bandages/a med kit to heal yourself if you take damage.
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After a scene at a fancy hotel where Zak commits to a lavish bat mitzvah he can no longer afford, we next see him at home, unable to sleep, with bandages over his nose and cotton up his nostrils, and arguing with his unsympathetic wife about auto insurance.
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In the victim impact letter she read in court before Turner's sentencing, the woman described blacking out at the fraternity party and waking up in a hospital with pine needles in her hair, dried blood and bandages on the backs of her hands and elbows, her underwear missing.
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The tape with mushrooms on it is already being manufactured for medical uses — particularly bandages to help burn patients — but it might be possible to shrink the number of mushrooms per square inch and still get a good effect as far as boats are concerned, Dr. Heepe said.
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On the one hand, it showcases futuristic projects with curative potential: silk-protein screws for human surgery (Living Materials Silklab, "Catalogue of 220 Silk-Protein Derived Devices at the Interface between Technology and Life," 2019); 3D-printed bone that is gentler on the human immune system than current implants (Adam E. Jakus and Ramille Shah, "3D-Painted Hyperelastic BoneⓇ," 2015-19); bandages inspired by slug mucus (David Mooney, Ben Freedman, and Jianyu Li, "Sea Slug Bandages," 2017-ongoing); origami-inspiredartificial organs (Chuck Hoberman, Richard Novak, Elizabeth Calamari, Sauveur Jeanty, and Donald Ingber "Origami Membrane for 913D Organ Engineering," 2018-ongoing); textiles that can grow living cells (Amy Congdon, "Tissue Engineered Textiles," 2015-ongoing).
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The interviewers assessed violent behavior by asking participants to report the number of times in the preceding 12 months they had been involved in a serious physical fight, they had hurt someone badly enough to need bandages or medical care, and they had pulled either a knife or gun on someone.
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Put together a kit of bandages, any medications you might need in the next 24-48 hours, a spare pair of contact lenses (or opt for glasses if there's a high probability of teargas or dirt getting involved), enough OTC aspirin to share with others if needed, tampons or pads.
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And as a biracial woman, I watch in horror as both sides of a culture I define as my own become victims of spin in the media, perpetuating stereotypes and reminding us that the States has perhaps only placed bandages over the problems that have never healed at the root.
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"I watch in horror as both sides of a culture I define as my own become victims of spin in the media, perpetuating stereotypes and reminding us that the States has perhaps only placed bandages over the problems that have never healed at the root," she wrote several years ago.
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Roupenian's monsters are showily vile, all grotesque imagery ("her eyes were blue marbles and her dried lips had pulled high up over her teeth"), and every line is slick with shame and sadism ("I saw how, despite the care I'd taken, the newest cuts were still raw, weeping through the bandages").
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Many demonstrators who occupied Hong Kong International Airport for a fourth day Monday — leading to one of the world's busiest transport hubs canceling all flights — did so while wearing bandages or patches over their right eyes in solidarity with a woman who was reportedly hit with a beanbag round by police on Sunday.
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While the other figures are less overtly violent, they are no less disturbing: a Grünewald-esque character, whose head is swathed in bandages, grapples with a bright green chair; a piebald woman with a hairless skull and amputated arms prances above a stick-like, unidentifiable object spewing red discharge like an arterial gash.
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Related: This Trans* Model Will Inspire You To Rethink Gender The series presents tender scenes of the pair along with signals of their transitions: a shot of Drucker's developing chest; the pair standing side-by-side with bandages on their behinds from their latest hormone shots; and other everyday moments from their lives.
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She cut her hand on a broken beer bottle while she was drinking with friends the Friday night before her mother died, she says, and her mother bought the first package of bandages, jotting down the item on a shopping list, which the jury didn't see because Judge Craft questioned its authenticity.
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The 30-year Troubles between unionists and republicans, Catholics and Protestants, had officially ended when she was eight with the Good Friday Agreement, and after that the long civil war was swept under the carpet or was wrapped like a wound under bandages, whatever metaphor you liked; but hidden, although it still permeated everything.
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Watch Austin and Patrick enter the world of Battlegrounds for the first time right here: Like so many other shooters, Battlegrounds offers the modern upgrades, consumables, and buffs: a larger clip for your AK-47, some bandages to heal your wounds, a can of off-brand Red Bull to give you a speed boost.
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Pack a Mini First Aid Kit It doesn't have to take up a lot of space, but Dr. Jahangir Rahman, a professor of clinical medicine at Columbia University, said that travelers should pack a first aid kit with hydrogen peroxide to clean cuts, bandages of varying sizes and a painkiller such as Advil or Tylenol.
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"If the suffragists say they're going to work for the war effort, whether that's rolling bandages for the Red Cross or raising money or going out into the field as nurses, that will make it much harder for Congress or anyone else to say they don't deserve the vote," she said of Ms. Catt's strategy.
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Wending their way through semidarkness and a deafening din of electro, bystanders climbed the stairs of the grotty sex den and hugged the walls outside cabins furnished with plasticized mattresses as zombielike models wearing vinyl stiletto-heeled thigh boots, arm slings, trusses and bandages and cloaks printed with slogans like Dead Inside wandered past and slumped up against them.
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Other musts in the kit: ibuprofen to reduce fevers, muscle inflammation and joint pain; bandages in assorted sizes along with an antibiotic ointment such as Neosporin for cuts and wounds; oral rehydration supplements such as CeraLyte to replenish electrolytes lost through sweating and diarrhea; blister pads; and fiber supplements to ease constipation, also common during travel.
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Gareth: He mixed Hold On There, Youngster… too because it quickly became apparent that the original mixes that were happening weren't going to be sound how we'd like them to, so Wichita gave us some producer options and we chose John because he'd worked with Sleater-Kinney, Pavement, he did the radio edit of "Bandages" by Hot Hot Heat.... Well, say no more.
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The detritus of death is not beautiful: the wipes, the pill organizers and the medications, the Kleenex boxes, the disposable bed pads, the I.V. poles and the heat-therapy patches, the catheters and colostomy bags, the oxygen tanks and commodes, the bottles of Ensure liquid meal replacement, the bandages, the sterile gloves, the discarded packaging and used tissues in the wastebasket. Mrs.
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And while there are many reasons why using a tourniquet or improvised devices like weightlifting knee wraps or ACE bandages are a less-than-ideal way to go about it, research shows it's an effective way to achieve an impressive number of fitness goals, including rehabilitating injuries, improving endurance, and building monster-ass biceps—all while lifting surprisingly light weight, or none at all.
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This is followed, swiftly, by a clingy sauce of ground pork and fermented soybeans; small rubbery umbrellas of wood-ear mushrooms and kernels of corn; dense pressed bean curd, invoking havarti cheese, and limp bean-curd skin like shredded bandages; suancai (pickled mustard greens) and garlic chives; panels of canned ham disconcertingly akin to Spam; and a chicken wing steamed over soy-tinged water.
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Whether participants in shorter, single-stage events, such as a marathon, would need to retape their feet is not known (On the plus side, Dr. Lipman said, paper tape won't stick to a blister and tear away skin or tissue when removed, as bandages will.) Most of the racers involved in the study, however, said afterward that they planned to use the tape in future events, Dr. Lipman said.
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