In the days that followed, she bled and bled, and her body shook.
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My arms bled from hitting that frozen dirt and my tongue bled after I bit it in the first half.
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Additionally, a recent U.S. Geological Survey study found bled crabs' survival rates may exceed those of non-bled crabs in New Jersey's Delaware Bay.
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The bled al-makhzen, the region of law, lay on one side; the bled al-siba, literally the "region of anarchy," lay on the other.
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As devastated as I was, my heart bled for Bruce.
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It splayed my head wide open, and I just bled.
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I must've played that damn game until my hands bled.
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"I thought I could have bled to death," she said.
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I bled in Mexican restaurants and in the freezer aisle.
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For much of its life Amazon has bled red ink.
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Sometimes the children's fingers bled from handling the pointy rhinestones.
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This disruptive idea slowly bled into the entire carrier industry.
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After seven hours, the two surviving boys bled to death.
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But some fundamental tension had bled out of their relationship.
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Coverage of that rally bled into the Mobile media market.
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He punched the wall so hard that his fist bled.
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In fact, I bled from two places during that operation.
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And everything we bled for is betraying us right now.
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He bled out on the way back to his cell.
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But this fear of white sauces bled out into everything.
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Someone sat there, bled out, and walked off the bus.
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Daniel bled out under a car near the border line.
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That week, the funds bled $3.5 billion, according to ICI.
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I've bled on clothes and hotel sheets from Montgomery, Ala.
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Included on the list were cities such as Bled, Slovenia.
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They've marched, they've bled and yes, some of them died.
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"She bled for Xerox, and everybody knew it," she said.
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Thomas bled to death internally after the knife struck his heart.
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Rogers' other rituals bled into my young life in concrete ways.
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For 17 years, she rubbed on it till her hands bled.
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Doug, who has bled out at this point, doesn't fight back.
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She was surprised when she bled for days after giving birth.
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After the shooting, Kinsey said, police cuffed him as he bled.
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Barnes nearly bled out but remains in critical but stable condition.
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Throughout the months following, sexual masochism bled into the emotional kind.
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Nowadays, the Vezenine Bled factory grounds function as a paintball site.
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They have bled for this country without ever having visited it.
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Do you think grunge possibly bled into this record a bit?
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In that period, Adel's father bled to death in the yard.
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I bled so much that I had to wear adult diapers.
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So that's bled over into this... I sound like I'm insane.
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Taylor's eye almost closed while Prograis bled heavily from the mouth.
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Those concerns have even bled over into transactions not involving China.
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Yet this blithe approach bled into the rest of the keynote.
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When she was going through treatment, her heart was bled dry.
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His cousin, a lifelong friend, bled to death on the spot.
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She had problems with her wounds, so she bled a lot.
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Tanner knocked, I shaved, I bled, I washed off, I flew.
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He'd been shot, from some distance, and had bled to death.
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A young man bled to death while hunting in the forest.
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Distraught, the princess stabbed herself and bled to death in the cave.
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I so desperately wanted to see Lake Bled on a clear day.
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At that point, she says, she'd bled through nine overnight maxi-pads.
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Bled made a basketball decision hit a big shot for the three.
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Healy bled to death at the corner of Bleecker and Grove streets.
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Jesus had hung, and bled, and died on the Cross, for them.
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That kind of bled out into every single person in this world.
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BARTIROMO: Have the trade issues bled into the issues around North Korea?
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The attacker resumed his brutal assault as Andersson bled from his head.
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The rashes ached so terribly, Jorge bled from scratching himself so often.
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She has actually bled for her life story, onto pristine gallery floors.
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As he bled, the officer kept his gun pointed into Castile's car.
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Her conservatives bled support to the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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If I breastfed without a nipple cover, I bled and got mastitis.
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"He bled to death in front of our mother," Preet Patel said.
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He struck his legs repeatedly with a tree branch until they bled.
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By night, he danced at secret warehouse parties until his feet bled.
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So compelling became the discussion that it bled into the next show.
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The Slovenian resort town of Bled is known for its breathtaking scenery.
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But the music business has bled too much to celebrate without reservation.
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Wilder suffered a cut in his ear, which bled during the fight.
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The corruption that has bled the game dry is also a factor.
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That has bled through into the live part of what I do.
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They also bled profusely and, a week later, fell into a coma.
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The coroner ruled that Kasian bled to death from her severe head wound.
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We can&apost respect the flag that people fought, bled and died under.
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Those who resisted were threatened by barking dogs and beaten until they bled.
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Passengers bled from their noses and ears after pilots "forgot" about cabin pressure.
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I bled down the maddening, circular hallways at the university where I worked.
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I bled through my jeans, once, when Emma made me laugh too hard.
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A powerful remembrance of an American hero, who fought & bled for our Nation.
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The tormented Catholic Christ hung in his songs and bled there, like himself.
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Her hand ballooned, her fingers blistered and bled, but she wouldn't — couldn't — stop.
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Nevils also said that she "bled for days" after the assault, Farrow writes.
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Uniformed soldiers have fought, bled, and in some cases, died for this right.
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The Mirror disappeared into a swirl colors that bled onto the whole screen.
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Her bare head and hands bled red droplets that drifted toward the floor.
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With Europe under stress, leading emerging nations seem less trou¬bled by comparison.
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"I found her in my elevator, she almost bled to death," Annalise says.
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This, combined with Checky's relentless GPS-aided battery drain, bled my device dry.
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According to court records, he bled out from a laceration, causing his death.
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Jeb bled to death in the grass while Kasich ran rings around him.
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My whole disappointment with my musical career bled over into my personal life.
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Manufacturing hubs like Milwaukee, Pittsburgh and St. Louis all bled residents as well.
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It is Dry January but I did not expect to be bled dry.
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When alcohol prohibition ended, the famous kidnapping cases in the US bled away.
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Sometimes the timelines overlapped at the edges, bled into each other like watercolors.
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A youth had been brought in barely alive and had bled to death.
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I staggered into my yard and bled on the lemon and loquat trees.
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Their music and the energy they bled onstage reinvigorated the New York scene.
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Reading them as quickly as I did, the stories have all bled together.
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The men who bled and died in Korea are now taking their bows.
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Were there ever actual events that bled into the show, or vice versa?
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Most "old TV" looked easy — even when characters broke up, bled and died.
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She nearly bled to death; one of her sisters did die that way.
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" Nevils reportedly claims the encounter was painful and that she "bled for days.
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An altercation that began there literally and figuratively bled over into our neighborhood.
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Mr. Matasareanu bled to death after being shot more than two dozen times.
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And over time, that hallmark has bled into the work environment as well.
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Caravaggio ran off with a grievous head wound, and Tomassoni bled to death.
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The ink transferred, but it also bled, so the image was not legible.
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And it also shows how deep the anger has bled into staunchly conservative territory.
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I bled through my shorts a lot, and just hoped that no one saw.
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A posse of hangers-on bled him dry, as did the Nation of Islam.
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It's no consolation, but this part of London has bled before, and risen stronger.
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Like most fumbled capital, Christie's popularity bled away slowly, then seemingly all at once.
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He suckled hard, shallow, and often until I bled and he spit up black.
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I'm living where so many marched, bled, and died to secure my basic freedoms.
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I'm curious to know the degree to which this has bled through the culture.
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According to court records, he bled out from a laceration there, causing his death.
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"They've bled us white, the bastards," says their leader, Reg, played by John Cleese.
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He bled to death in full public view on the side of the road.
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Take it from us: Lake Bled is more than just a dreamy photo-op.
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He eventually bled off enough air pressure to shrink the suit and get in.
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Mr. Leonard bled to death from his injuries, Mr. McNamara said during the trial.
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But as the clock bled away and both teams tightened up, Villanova held on.
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That shameful farce nearly bled into the regular season, and players have never forgotten.
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He says the broadcast picked up an audio feed that bled into the alert.
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The fight bled into the stands, with spectators dodging punches as the players brawled.
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Janmark broke up the left wing and fired a shot that bled through Binnington.
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I have never bled so much, or felt so much pain, in my life.
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A medic ran up and injected King with morphine as he bled to death.
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"He used to beat us with his belt until we bled," Mr. Hernandez said.
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Trump's stopover at Lake Bled was the only time he has been to Slovenia.
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Notably, sexual-harassment claims also bled into the pre-show coverage, with the E!
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Despite that, some fans are thrilled.. After it's initial release, No Man's Sky bled players.
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"This is no way to treat somebody who bled for his country," Al Anbki said.
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Some days, I would even use my fingernails to itch my scalp until it bled.
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As have thousands of ordinary citizens who bled for democracy at home for freedom's cause.
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Reporting By Marja Novak-Vogric in Bled, writing by Thomas Escritt; Editing by Gareth Jones
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"He could've bled to death in that field, covered in yellow jackets," Xavier's father said.
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Steven says that he bled into his bathroom sink on the evening of November 3.
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Once she hit my face so hard for speaking back to her, my gums bled.
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" via GIPHY "I don't remember much of but I was stabbed and nearly bled out.
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This general disregard for the public good has bled over to decisions tied to Olympics.
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Lennon, who was 40, bled to death in the arms of his wife Yoko Ono.
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It wasn't until those faces bled into oblivion that I began to fabricate their backstories.
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This anti-fetishist attitude has bled into the repulsed reactions to the fish-man sex.
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I bled...and now this scar but BOY, MY FEET LOOKED SEXY THAT ONE DAY!
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At our time of greatest need, these brave service members fought and bled for us.
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Doctors said that without help, she would have bled to death in another 30 minutes.
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It's not clear what the man meant when he said he bled for his race.
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Increasingly, this kind of conspiratorial language has bled over into the actions of elected officials.
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Merkel's conservatives, who bled support to the far-right Alternative for Germany in a Sept.
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Just as Rubber Soul bled into the psychedelic Revolver, so I, too, grew more complicated.
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"When I got to the hospital, they said that I could have bled to death."
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She had bled to death after a series of surgical procedures at Harlem Hospital Center.
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He would have bled out and died shortly after because it pierced a vital artery.
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He bled for his work, found freedom in adventure and lived life as a safari.
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Police said dozens of teenagers watched and recorded on their phones as Khaseen bled out.
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This uncertainty has bled into the attempt to address the dangerous situation in North Korea.
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The one specific cavernous angioma that required the awake craniotomy had bled multiple times previously.
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By the time they bled out, we knew everything about them we needed to know.
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Everything about the band bled retro, from their sound to their haircuts to their attire.
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The work was tedious, and the colors, limited to the basics, bled into each other.
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The public would get something it badly needs without being bled dry to finance it.
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But because newborns' blood is slow to clot, her finger bled for half an hour.
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While the family waited in the house, Adel's father bled to death in the yard.
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He was in the hospital for five weeks and said he almost bled to death.
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His long-range wrist shot from straight away got through traffic and bled though Allen.
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He also struggled to defend himself, and bled from a cut inside his left ear.
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Nevils told Farrow that she bled for days following her late-night encounter with Lauer.
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The result is that France is being bled white by the generosity of these plans.
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FTMIB bled 2.3% as the country's cabinet declared a state of emergency over the virus.
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FTMIB bled 2.3% as the country's cabinet declared a state of emergency over the virus.
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But their dispute bled over into a memorial book printed in advance of the commemoration.
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O'Reilly denied the allegations, but the show bled advertisers before it was canceled weeks later.
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Meanwhile the aesthetics of robots and factories bled into popular culture, from music to fashion.
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She told police the sex was painful, that she was crying, and that she bled.
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During surgery, doctors found a second aneurysm that had not bled, which they also treated.
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This was a Batman who hurt and bled in a way we'd never seen before.
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The SPD and conservative blocs, which both bled support to the far right in the Sept.
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The NYPD is probing cops who watched Lesandro "Junior" Guzman-Feliz as he bled to death.
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People have vomited up blood, bled from their eyes and ears, and experienced large, unexplained bruising.
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As Castile bled to death, his partner Diamond Reynolds recounted what happened on a Facebook livestream.
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If the bride has bled, she's assumed to be a virgin, and the marriage is officiated.
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They didn't know their son had bled to death a few days after he was shot.
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As soon as I saw him, I wanted to crack his head open until it bled.
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They put Columbia in the bonus and bled the game out from the free-throw line.
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Autopsy results showed the punches punctured his liver and he bled to death internally, authorities said.
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According to court records, Lucas bled out from a laceration to his genitals, causing his death.
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"I bled for my race," he replied, as he tightened the red shoelaces on his boots.
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It was the morning of December 25th and the sun bled through the living room blinds.
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This Satin Crush Lipstick was surprisingly moisturizing and easy to apply, though it bled a bit.
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Now where would this revenue come from if it were not being bled from poor people?
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Merkel's conservatives, which bled support to the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) in the Sept.
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It seems that that work ethic has bled into everything you've done, even the book itself.
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They had about twelve left, but he didn't want them to get bled by the cops.
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Omega bled, flew, and eventually got the win, which is exactly as it should have gone.
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They were trapped—miserable when they were working and being bled dry financially when they weren't.
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When taxpayers came to collect, "she cut her breasts off and bled to death," Preethi said.
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The wound was clean and well executed but it bled freely and burned like hot wire.
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And their ideas have bled into the rhetoric and policies of center-right parties across Europe.
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The village where Mr. Siatta and his peers had bled and killed returned to Taliban control.
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Bled is beloved both for its romantic ambience and its activities like hiking, biking, and canoeing.
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When our patient bled, the blood that seeped into his cranium occupied space he didn't have.
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He once whipped the boy with a belt so hard that José's legs and back bled.
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It was a way to keep myself company as I slowly bled out from the papercuts.
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As winter bled into spring, swastika vandalism grew so rampant that ProPublica started formally tracking it.
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The area's manufacturers, long the economic driver in the region, have bled jobs overseas for years.
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After her conservatives bled support to the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) in the Sept.
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The deal is also important to Sprint, which has bled cash and subscribers in recent years.
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Some of the horses did not die immediately and "bled out" from gunshot wounds, she added.
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Executive churn has roiled the company for years, and cost cuts have bled off its resources.
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When the staplers fail to fire, patients have bled profusely and suffered dire injuries or death.
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As they saw it, the liberal international order didn't uphold the peace — it bled us dry.
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Apparently the Spanish dude knew what he was doing, and it only bled a small amount.
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Watson Fisher went to the creek to look for Stilwell, was bitten, and bled to death.
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However, it was little use keeping the markets afloat as the Dow bled 8.6 percent in December.
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Among active strategies, bond funds bled the most in December with $44.3 billion outflows, the data showed.
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All the LA-centric promotion of Frieze has bled into the fair, and flattened everything into commodity.
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They cut flesh off my back, I bled for seven days and they gave me no medication.
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"I bled out on scene and I lost 90% of the blood in my body," Donohue says.
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C-level departures bled into 2020 with Jonathan Major, Crux' head of information security, leaving as well.
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If I didn't have insurance, I would not have gone to the hospital and bled to death.
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In the email, Reif discussed how tensions between China and the U.S. have bled onto MIT's campus.
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The Republicans have bled moderates to Mr Macron, shifting the party's centre of gravity to the right.
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Gilligan credits first responders for saving his life, saying he would've bled out without their quick help.
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The air is compressed, bled through ports and cooled, then filtered before entering the cockpit and cabin.
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The prosecution also said Kasian was alive in a bathtub while she bled out from her wounds.
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His last medal was bronze in the men's coxless pairs at the 2011 worlds in Bled, Slovenia.
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The leaked autopsy report said he bled to death from this wound, while medical aid was withheld.
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But no parallel evacuation could be arranged in Fu'a and Kefraya — so the boys eventually bled out.
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It's a fellowship that exists only among people who have fought and bled and died for freedom.
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The dude got bit on the foot and bled out before somehow getting himself to a hospital.
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The conflict between the two tech giants bled into the services they sold the music industry on.
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He suckled hard, shallow, and often until I bled and he spit up black … Well, I knew.
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By the end of eighth grade, my gums bled and my index finger was caked in blood.
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Wolfe turned crankier in his later years and works, and his high standards sometimes bled into snobbism.
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Those worries over a regulated Facebook then bled into other social media and tech companies' stock performances.
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Even without trade pacts, America bled away hundreds of thousands of jobs over the past few decades.
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He suffered from hemorrhoids, and when he sat on the chamber pot he bled like an animal.
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At 16, he held his cousin in his arms as he bled to death after being stabbed.
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Dirie underwent FGM when she was 5 years old; her sister bled to death after the procedure.
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" Strain at work bled over into his relationship, leading to what he described as a "mental break.
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Little notifications on my user interface showed me where my rivals had stepped, bled, and fired weapons.
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For Young, she told me that as the photographs fell together, one narrative bled into the other.
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He did not give the woman any medical assistance as she bled to death, Mr. Brown said.
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They were forcibly stripped, held down and repeatedly raped so violently that they bled for days afterward.
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"Compared with what our friends pay in the city, we weren't being bled dry," Mr. Farris said.
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This production, Mr. Doyle's first Shakespeare in New York, is so cut down it has bled out.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. — The morning light bled through the dormant trees and filled the windows of the chapel.
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Some letters were ten, twelve, twenty pages long, ink changing color as pens bled to excited deaths.
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Unions in the state bled members in 2014, the first full year the measure was in effect.
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Scarpa understood firsthand how the lawyer's work and life bled together, and the design reflects that knowledge.
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At the couple's apartment in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, domestic rituals bled into the creative process, and vice versa.
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Back home, she wrote, she sobbed, bled and lactated in an awful storm of hormones and grief.
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His concern over the shoulder carried over into spring training and bled into the regular season, too.
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Meanwhile, Westbrook's channel bled 250,000 subscribers, signaling that Charles had tipped the scales back in his favor.
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Dany bled to death, and Drogon flew over, breathing fire into the Iron Throne until it melted down.
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That's why this conspiratorial mindset has bled from the murky fringes of the internet into the political rhetoric.
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A bullet hit the femoral artery in the back of Dorian's left thigh and he bled to death.
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"If I would have hesitated, I would have stood there and bled to death," Schlafman told the outlet.
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I became scared to leave the house in case I bled my non-baby out onto the street.
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He would have bled out and died shortly after being shot because the arrow pierced a vital artery.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I once bled on the sheets of a man I hardly knew.
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I had found something scaly on my scalp a few weeks before that bled when I scratched it.
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But each of those categories felt vast and bled into one another like the world's worst Rorschach test.
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Beneath the dust, uniformed bullies bled their lives out, and their fuel tanks exploded into great gray plumes.
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As Stokes bled to death in his mother's arms, surveillance cameras recorded two men running down the street.
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Hits that were followed by me resisting a trip to the ER, would have bled my wallet dry.
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"I clearly remember my first stretch mark — it was so deep that it bled," Frigo, 26, tells PEOPLE.
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But they are believed verbatim by a significant rump of voters and have bled into wider public opinion.
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"Our militaries have fought together, bled together, at times died together," he wrote in the Philippine Star newspaper.
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The blog is also reporting that the band's sets at Bled Fest and Hopscotch Fest have been cancelled.
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Whoever it was that they hated, that dude got punched in the face and bled for their entertainment.
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We did it for the Vine because it was fun, creative and bled out into the actual world.
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She just looked at me, said "I like your vibe," and bit my lip so hard it bled.
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The pages bled ink into the river for seven days, after which the books were drained of knowledge.
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I bled lightly on Thursday night and felt some cramping on Friday morning, and then it was over.
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The laceration above his eye gave him some minor problems throughout the game and even bled on occasion.
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I was flying from Nashville to Charlotte a few days ago when an announcement bled through my headphones.
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When the bladder was empty we had like five seconds to photograph the frame before it bled out.
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He bled to death, not knowing that the airbag posed a risk because it had not been recalled.
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But as with so many things, Trump's true colors bled through as soon as he got into office.
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Over time, this oxygen bled into the rocks, creating the rusty red dust that now covers its surface.
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Eventually, casual Friday bled into the rest of the week with business casual becoming more standard in offices.
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McDonald's executives, former employees and analysts all agree that pricing is one reason the company has bled customers.
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They had a particular worldview that bled into the projects they pursued and even the dangers they envisioned.
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That election also bled the Democratic Party of many of its conservatives, shifting its caucus to the left.
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Weakened by infighting, it has bled support over the last year as voters' concerns about immigration have eased.
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According to West's book, Kasal then urged Mitchell to find a way out before Nicoll bled to death.
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It all hurt me just the same, and they all bled red, and that lesson stayed with me.
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A couple of cooks were cutting the frogs in half, amused by the way they squirmed and bled.
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She dropped her food, wobbled when she walked and shuddered with convulsions, biting her tongue until it bled.
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A frenetic buzzing energy in the building came from the audience and bled through the curtain onto us.
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Reid's comments aren't the first time the battle for the Senate has bled over into the presidential election.
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She recounts being told by medical workers after Tucker's death that he bled heavily in the emergency room.
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The important thing is the spear has this power because Jesus Christ bled on it during the crucifixion.
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Merkel's conservatives bled voters to the AfD in the 2017 national election as well as in regional votes.
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Maybe a year after Superbad came out, my best friend Daisy bled onto her beige chair in music class.
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I've booked a day-long tour in Slovenia through Viator and will be visiting the capital Ljubljana and Bled.
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Later, quicker platforms like Snapchat and Instagram stole Vine's thunder and the initial rush of creativity slowly bled out.
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She learned, and hoofed until her feet bled for the "Good Morning" scene with Kelly and costar Donald O'Connor.
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It has bled beyond horror movies—has escaped like the unshackled self-aware zombie trope into the popular conscious.
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This skin is interrupted, and some of them even "bled out" when the linseed seeped through the paint skin.
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Instead, I would have traveled from Lake Bled to Zagreb, Croatia for two nights before heading back to Budapest.
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In the national election last September, it bled support to Alternative for Germany, a far-right, anti-immigrant party.
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I've picked, peeled, scratched, and popped, until I bled or until someone knocked on the door, whichever came first.
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"I started scratching my legs so hard that they bled, but I still couldn't feel it," Birch told People.
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The killer murdered a man by slitting his throat and hanging him by his ankles so he bled out.
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In the months since, the service has bled cash, and the stock price of its parent company has tumbled.
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So, whenever they achieve success, the vultures come circling and the team is bled dry of its top talent.
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The bullet had nicked one of Cromwell's arteries, and he bled to death before he reached the field hospital.
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"It is all bluster," said one U.S. defense official, adding Duterte's remarks "have not bled over into our world".
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Uber reported a $5.2 billion loss in the second quarter and Lyft bled $644 million in the same period.
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Baseball's last work stoppage was the strike that canceled the 1994 World Series and bled into the next season.
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Merkel's conservative bloc remained the largest parliamentary bloc after Sunday's national election but bled support to the far-right.
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Because they, too, were using and selling and had formed a relationship with Gore that bled into the investigation.
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After initial optimism, David's fever spiked as high as 105 degrees; he bled internally and was plagued by diarrhea.
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"I was a pretty angry kid growing up and that bled into my 20s," Thomson says with some embarrassment.
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I couldn't tell anyone, and I was worried because through the course of the night I hadn't even bled.
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She sobbed and bled, stuck her fingers deep inside herself and Q-tips too far down her ear canal.
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He is right, of course, but he is trapped inside a play that has been bled of every drop.
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Now that the patient was stable, the issue on Bailey's mind was why he bled in the first place.
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Here and there, feathery lines of white-grey smoke rose and bled into the darker grey of the sky.
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Those concerns have bled into the trade and economic war with China, sending chills across the global technology industry.
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Or worse, they'll get just big enough to rouse the ire of WWE's monopoly and bled of its roster.
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So many have bled, fought, bled, died and given their limbs for this country and to allow a culture of corruption to now put its - as you said, post Constitutional America and the rule of law and we don&apost have equal justice under the law or equal application of our laws.
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"She absolutely would have bled to death within hours had she not been brought in so quickly," said Dr. Sinnott.
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"Slowly and slowly, Fenner is being bled to zero equity value," Panmure Gordon analyst Sanjay Jha wrote in a note.
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Trump in his speech did not mention impeachment, but Wednesday's looming vote nonetheless bled into the House chamber Tuesday night.
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Joe DiPasquale, CEO of cryptocurrency fund of hedge funds BitBull Capital, said the uncertainty around stocks bled into cryptocurrency markets.
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She narrated what was happening in front of her as Castille bled to death and captured the frantic police response.
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Instead, he bled into his brain during those 40 minutes we blithely drove our merry van of tipsy beachgoers home.
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Merkel is busy trying to forge a new government after her party bled support to the far right in Sept.
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They are instead slowly and methodically bled to death by a tiny little pebble of fixed energy in their sneaker.
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That means Trump's base is largely behind him, but he's bled enough support that his approval rating is just 36%.
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Both bled each other to death over the march of drums and the crackle and burl of blown speaker blight.
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The country he inherited was a mess: bled dry by pilfering politicians within and hammered by falling oil prices without.
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Thank you for renting a VCR every weekend and watching Annie with me over and over until your ears bled.
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Not too long ago, the music industry got stabbed, and almost bled to death on the floor of the train.
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In full view of the guards and, on the West German side, reporters and outraged onlookers, Fechter bled to death.
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The miscarriage proved nearly fatal, because Millie bled uncontrollably and, to save her life, they had to perform a hysterectomy.
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Impeachment needs to be placed on the shelf while leads can be run to ground and witnesses bled for information.
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The fatalities began on July 19163, when Charles Vansant, 25, was attacked in Beach Haven, N.J., and bled to death.
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In our hands, my brother and I had a source of happiness that bled pure and true through our imaginations.
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If 2016 was the year Apple took a stab at the headphone jack, 2018 was the year it bled out.
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"When I free-bled at the marathon it was the first time I had ever done it," Gandhi tells Broadly.
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That original film is so iconic that it's bled into so much of this sort of otherworldly, heavy rock music.
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She wants to replace the hundreds of local newspapers now owned by hedge funds that are slowly being bled dry.
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Insecurity, jealousy and adoration bled over everything like the invisible ink they put on paper currency to catch bank robbers.
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But unemployment is at a decade high of some 30% and ailing state companies have already bled billions of rand.
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As Vox's Laura McGann explained on Friday: The images bled together over the years into the persona of Uncle Joe.
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But unemployment is at a decade high of some 30% and ailing state companies have already bled billions of rand.
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It's a Confederate state, he said, with racism "bled into the soil" — but even so, he found the place comforting.
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Her father said in the video that she had bled so badly that two ambulances were called to the scene.
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The last work stoppage was the strike that wiped out the 22013 World Series and bled into the next season.
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The South lost, and its sons and daughters have bled and died for the United States in every war since.
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Practically speaking, ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC would not be affected in prime time unless the strike bled into June.
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Even before the hearings, publishers had adopted policies that killed some superheros outright and bled the vitality out of others.
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Working shoulder-to-shoulder with us, our US military teammates have built our units, trained us and bled with us.
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Sites like Reddit and 4chan and services like Facebook and Twitter had, for various reasons, largely bled away their users.
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An adaptation bled dry of drama, with truly whhhhaaaaat-is-this performances from Ansel Elgort, Finn Wolfhard, and Nicole Kidman.
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The two men got within a few yards of the shark as it bled, working to free itself from the shallows.
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We are resilient, we are warriors, and we are the everyday Americans who have fought, bled, and died to defend freedom.
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Mika, a lobbyist, nearly bled to death from bullet wounds to his chest, millimeters from his heart, and his left arm.
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Smarr bled to death as he gave Smith CPR in a desperate attempt to save his wounded friend, his family said.
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Lake Bled is a very popular destination in the summer, but there is still much to do during the off-season.
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The messenger flipped a switch on his destabilizer, and light bled out in a circle, illuminating the alcove in an instant.
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Several weeks later, these animals are bled to collect antibodies that their immune systems will have created to fight the poisons.
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I kept feeling like I was going to pass out and wondered what would happen to me if I bled out.
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I didn't ask, but I assume it was tied up that way so it could drain properly as the jugular bled.
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He almost bled to death in the ride to the hospital, and he was crippled for the rest of his life.
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It's even bled out into the real world, with conspiracy theorists claiming they had found pedophile camps in the Arizona desert.
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State-enforced repression of queer people is a relatively new phenomenon that's bled over into social and cultural attitudes toward queerness.
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NOW, SHARES OF BROWN-FORMAN HAVE GAINED 12% OVER THE LAST WEEK AS RUMORS ABOUT THE COMPANY BLED INTO THE MARKET.
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It also said demonstrator Elizabeth Lagesse was peacefully protesting when she was arrested and handcuffed so tightly that her wrists bled.
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The tune is a fine work of chugging lackadaisical pop that midway through gives way to a lifted, bled-out jam.
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This means that Moogalian reenacts the moment where he lay on the ground and bled from an artery in his neck.
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It was a remarkable comeback for Hinchcliffe, who nearly bled to death last year when he crashed on a practice run.
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Before Coon was two years old, she had developed a habit of picking at her own skin, often until it bled.
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I worked from home today due to a number of early morning meetings that just kind of bled into the day.
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Actress Polly Bergen bled for days after her illegal abortion, and stigma made her feel that her suffering was somehow warranted.
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A Gawker source says that Gamergate bled $7 million from Gawker Media in 2014 by convincing advertisers to pull their campaigns.
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After that day, Kammer noticed that her periods weren't normal: She bled very heavily and had extremely intense bouts of pain.
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What if she had a cut on her lip and bled into the fries and I wouldn't be able to tell?
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Leo Krim was stabbed four times in the neck and bled to death in a matter of minutes, Dr. Ely said.
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It bled into President Gerald Ford's tenure, which began when Nixon resigned in disgrace in 228 due to the Watergate scandal.
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Worse yet, she has never spoken of this until now, even though its effects have clearly bled into her own relationships.
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That, however, would have meant that women no longer bled once a month, and the 60s weren't quite ready for that.
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There, in mid-December, she had a biopsy that led to complications: The wound bled and she went into cardiac arrest.
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Some were simple: slurs and epithets written in thick black Sharpie, pressed so hard into the paper that it bled through.
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That strike bled into the next season, when owners turned spring training into a farce by fielding teams of replacement players.
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Colors are blurred, bleached and bled together in such a way that the boundaries between representation and abstraction all but vanish.
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Sort of, I mean I definitely bled through another pair of undies and lightly stained the inside of my black jeans.
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"There is total impunity for those that have bled this company dry," he wrote, citing "zero confidence" in the current leadership.
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Meanwhile, the sounds of excited laughter from youth performers at the nearby Aratani Theatre bled into the conversations at the garden.
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Joe DiPasquale, CEO of cryptocurrency fund of hedge funds BitBull Capital, said then that the uncertainty around stocks bled into cryptocurrency markets.
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An employee inside the shoe store Young Dolph sought refuge in frantically called 911 while the rapper bled out behind a counter.
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There's a particular image from Dark Souls that haunts me, as if it bled out from the screen and into my life.
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In December, a 10-year-old girl in Sierra Leone bled to death after being cut, sparking renewed calls for a ban.
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"We've had enough of being bled dry the whole time," said 75-year-old Mado Gurard who voted for Macron last May.
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I bit my lips until they bled as I was flipped onto my back in the middle of the night and penetrated.
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She was drugged, repeatedly raped and sodomized with an "unspecified object" so violently that she eventually bled out from her internal injuries.
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In the three months leading up to the warning, investors already anticipated the revenue drop and Apple's market cap bled $452 billion.
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By the early 1970s, all the raw potential of rock, folk, soul and blues has been bled out by a corrupt business.
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However, Bosnian Foreign Minister Igor Crnadak told the Bled forum that Bosnia had now decided to sign up to the transport deal.
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Whereas in Pakistan or Morocco, he'd explain, the sap was bled, in Nepal, they waited until the pollen was plucked off naturally.
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Anxiety attacks, paranoia, scratching until she bled, even pregnancy tests (while still a virgin), all consumed Klein to the point of helplessness.
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Illinois lost more residents than any other state, 37,21625, while Connecticut, Mississippi, New York, Vermont, West Virginia and Wyoming all bled population.
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But quality work is quality work, which means that attention to her art has bled beyond her borders into the global community.
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There was a narrative about Saddam Hussein and weapons of mass destruction, and that narrative bled into the interpretation of the facts.
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In 1992, a year after Slovenia's independence, Mr. Jerko saw Melania on the catwalk at the Grand Hotel Toplice on Lake Bled.
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Greek banks have bled 41 billion euros of deposits since November 2014, though capital controls imposed in June 2015 contained the flight.
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In that same interview, he also expressed some disappointment at the way Anti Cimex's sound bled into metal territory near the end.
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Then, when a Harvard MBA and drummer for M.I.A. free-bled while running the London Marathon last year, all hell broke loose.
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Merkel is struggling to find a coalition partner after her centre-right bloc bled support to the far right in a Sept.
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Its passage has given some hope that the proper resources and attention might be paid to an issue long bled of both.
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The colors have been bled from the California sunshine, and the camera alternates wanly between shaky close-ups and indifferent establishing shots.
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At times the maroon ground seems to have bled through the skin of the darker color that Rothko has laid over it.
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The Penguins opened the third period on a power play that bled over from the second, but it was Washington that capitalized.
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As we always have, Americans bled around the globe to protect liberty and the national security of the U.S. and our allies.
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Could Democrats in 2020 capitalize on this moment to retake the agriculture vote they so painfully bled over the last half-century?
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A big part of that is that the apps on these devices have bled into our lives and solidified the final result.
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As fall bled into winter, or what passes for it in Los Angeles, Ms. Dugan's position as chief executive was becoming untenable.
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The companies Patrick invested in at Bain Capital don't appear to have bled jobs, but they haven't been entirely devoid of troubles.
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That focus on deficit reduction and spending restraint bled into the 2016 primary as the top tier candidates -- including Paul -- championed it.
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Over the past decade the hashtag changed the way we use social media, launched revolutionary social movements, and bled into IRL vernacular.
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But as online jokes spread about bringing home aliens from a locked-down military base, "Storm Area 51" bled into real life.
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Sariya said the rash did not hurt or itch, but his mother said that sometimes he scratched his face and it bled.
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Lucas Leonard, 19, bled to death on a hospital gurney after being punched, kicked and whipped over 12 hours on Oct 11. 2015.
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The far right Alternative for Germany party, to which Merkel's bloc bled support in the September election, lost two points to 13 percent.
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The US destroyed nuclear centrifuges, the Iranians threatened dams, and bled tens of millions of dollars from private institutions caught in the crossfire.
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Or are they destined never to cross paths again, forever pining over the long-ago bond that bled one's identity into the other's?
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In the hospital, doctors told Burrage that if she had received medical treatment even 30 minutes later, she would have bled to death.
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Negan stabbed "rapey Davey" in the neck, ordering his lackeys to fetch Sasha a new shirt as David bled out from the jugular.
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And I guess by extension, that's bled into the whole PC Music scene, with this high-octane, often slightly tacky-sounding, sugary music.
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All seven inmates killed in the riot bled to death after being stabbed, slashed and beaten, according to Lee County Coroner Larry Logan.
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As our investigations have frequently demonstrated, often companies are involved in driving the government corruption that can lead to countries being bled dry.
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During the Civil War transfusion was still very experimental and rarely tried, as thousands of soldiers bled to death from their war wounds.
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"I was terrified when I was six weeks pregnant with you and bled so much I thought I had lost you," she remembered.
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Merkel emerged from Sunday's election a weakened figure after her conservatives, still the largest bloc in the Bundestag, bled support to the AfD.
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Everything came back to me: how he shot me as I carried my books, how I bled on the lemon and loquat trees.
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Those brave men and women who marched, and sat, and bled for civil rights in America must not have done so in vain.
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When Doe's parents found out her older sister was pregnant, Hays said, they beat her with wood and cable cord until she bled.
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Immediately, I recalled how as a child I'd wash my hands until they cracked and bled, and then I'd wash them some more.
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Two of the couple's children — Leo, 2, and Lucia, 6 — lay in the bathtub nearby, having bled to death from multiple stab wounds.
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That success soon bled into more traditional music outlets: "Gold" started getting radio play, peaking at No. 13 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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He has bled DIY for all of his adult life, and the changes in Denver have proven to be inhospitable for that scene.
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When she would have sexual experiences afterward, she would feel anxious, guilty, and shameful, and do things like scratch herself until she bled.
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The metals & mining index also bled heavily, dropping more than 6% after prices of copper, aluminium and other industrial metals slumped on Friday.
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Our soldiers watched as cities they had fought for and bled to liberate, and won, were occupied by a terrorist group called ISIS.
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The 1924 eruptions produced one casualty, a photographer who ignored official warnings, was hit by debris and bled to death, Dr. Garcia said.
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During the 52 weeks that ended March 11, 2009, which included the peak of the financial crisis, the stock funds bled $235 billion.
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The girl's mother, Beatrice Koech, told The Daily Nation that her daughter didn't have a pad on hand, and bled through her pants.
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Thiel's personal focus on wellness also bled into the broader firm, with health gurus leading brokers in aerobics exercises and urging healthy eating.
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Victoria's Secret, owned by L Brands (LB), is still the biggest player in the lingerie business, but it has bled market share lately.
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She bled for two full days before her family took her to the hospital in the town of Dhusmareb, where she passed away.
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When she bled, Sanchez wouldn't leave her home and would reluctantly put on the same blood-stained clothing she wore the month before.
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Merkel emerged from Sunday's election a weakened figure after her conservatives, still the largest bloc in the Bundestag, bled support to the AfD.
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Our soldiers watched as cities they had fought for, and bled to liberate, and won, were occupied by a terrorist group called ISIS.
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Since 1980, Congress has steadily de-invested in its staffing capacity, a decline that has bled the place of institutional knowledge and policy knowhow.
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Halfway around the lake, we decide to veer off the path to climb up to Mala Ojstrica (a must for anyone visiting Lake Bled).
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" In the suit, she says that bled over into her dating life, with Shaft telling her "who she should and should not see romantically.
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I bled so much I thought I might be hemorrhaging and called my doctor, who told me the bleeding was rare but not abnormal.
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All three said they bled for days without medical care and all said they were shackled while pregnant at some point during their detention.
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The housing crisis in San Francisco proper and in places like Palo Alto and Mountain View has, over the years, bled into neighboring areas.
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I've tried a Mirena IUD (it not only had no effect on my period, I bled it out five months after it was inserted).
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Moreau said that doctors believe that if Fontenot hadn't come to the rescue, the baby wouldn't have recovered and Moreau would have bled out.
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"We expect it had just happened, seconds before he crawled out, otherwise he would have bled out immediately," Gross said in a telephone interview.
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The two 503 Max crashes, which killed 346 people, started a major crisis for Boeing that has now bled into the wider aviation industry.
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The Penguins entered the playoffs as the league's hottest, most-dominant 5-on-5 team and it has bled into their 17 postseason games.
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The Dolphins are the worst defense in the league and just bled 145 rushing yards and a touchdown to James Conner in Week 8.
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The steam rising from the Hot Mill bled into the sunrise, and the white tower above the Hot Dip took on a crimson hue.
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You can also recite the many names of civil rights advocates who bled and died in opposing supporters of those same ideologies of hatred.
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And justice will remain elusive for the mother whose feet bled searching for news of her son in the dungeons of Syria's security services.
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My earliest memories include my parents telling me that when I was a baby a blood vessel in my brain had broken and bled.
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Gladue, an Indigenous mother of three, bled to death in a hotel room from an 11-centimeter wound in her vaginal wall in 2011.
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The statue, placed in storage after the war, should be seen as a work of art, the mayor argued, bled of its fascist baggage.
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The loose ground surface bled from yellow to red to orange and back beneath the Land Rover, tough even for a four-wheel drive.
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The jump in repo rates bled through to the Fed's main policy tool, pushing the effective fed funds rate too high for a day.
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In the past, the US has reinforced with about a platoon&aposs worth of Marines when protests bled into the so-called Green Zone.
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Vansant bled to death shortly afterwards at 6:45 PM. He was the first casualty of the infamous Jersey Shore shark attacks of 1916.
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Article continues below This newfound sense of understanding bled into my experience with the game's combat, because audio is heavily featured there as well.
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"We all see and hear things differently," he tells me over email, of how his Carmarthenshire upbringing bled into the music he now produces.
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The fund's December outflow, which reduced its assets to $22016 billion, marks its second-straight net cash withdrawal after it bled $1.4 billion in November.
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Rodney king beaten nearly to death without consequences, shot and killed in New York by police without consequences, nearly bled to death in New York.
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Some tourists decided to throw rocks at the crocodile until he bled in an attempt to find out if the animal was real or not.
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Our last 18 years of war have not accomplished anything for America; competitors, Russia and China have returned while we bled for our ideological experiments.
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Instead, Mr. Knight bled to death, not ever knowing that the airbag in his truck had posed a risk, because it had never been recalled.
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It is not wholly surprising, then, that President Donald Trump's trade war with China has bled into a conflict over the yuan-dollar exchange rate.
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As the company bled assets, it saw a plunge in sales and productivity, which in retail is a ratio of sales to employee hours worked.
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So she bled a bit, and I had to put some pressure on it for a while and just keep her there for a while.
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The 37-year-old Arevalo bled to death in his 10-year-old daughter's arms in Nuevo Laredo, just across the border from Laredo, Texas.
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For example, a woman in Tacoma, Washington, reportedly bled for over an hour while waiting for medical attention in an ICE detention center, eventually miscarrying.
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I was heavily influenced by psychedelic bands like The Flaming Lips from an early age, and their aural aesthetic sort of bled into my visuals.
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At one school, boys told aid workers they thought girls who bled had been victims of sexual violence and drew demeaning pictures on the blackboard.
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FX launched its own investigation in November to see if C.K.'s misconduct bled into his time with the network and came up empty-handed.
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Apparently, she bled from her complicated throat surgery, leading to a cardiac arrest and severe lack of oxygen to the brain, causing damage beyond repair.
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Nearly every story in You Know You Want This has someone getting stabbed, strangled, slashed, gouged, degloved, immolated, bludgeoned, bled out, brain-injured, or asswhupped.
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As the walls tumbled and the city bled, it seemed as if all sense of order had finally given way, leaving only chaos and flame.
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Physical restoration using those colors would have made matters worse, Khandekar explained, not least because the pigments would have bled directly onto the raw canvas.
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I've watched my blood go in and out, lost count of the gallons of other people's plasma I've used, dirtied with autoantibodies, bled back out.
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In another method used more rarely, a small portion of the juice is bled off to be used for rosé, leaving the remainder for red.
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The Chiefs have bled points so far this year and just gave up 138 yards and a TD to Steelers' TE Jesse James last week.
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As advertising revenue has bled out of media and into the pockets of tech giants, the business prospects for local newspapers have become decidedly dour.
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A soft light bled through the stained-glass windows and flooded the church as she stood at the pulpit and led her congregation in prayer.
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Thea bled for three hours, while she got intravenous drugs to promote clotting and signed forms in case she ended up needing an emergency hysterectomy.
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We're a country that has bled and struggled and sacrificed against that kind of arbitrary rule — here in our own country and around the world.
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But Cooper had one big mark against him: his skin was tissue paper and he bled like a stuck pig in even his best fights.
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As sheet after sheet of magma bled into the expanding bruise for millennia, more and more gas bubbled from the ocean like a boiling pot.
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"I prayed until my knees bled, pretty much," she said, acknowledging that Paramore has at times felt more like a soap opera than a band.
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"It makes us feel that we are defeated," said Dr. Khalil, whose gums bled after he was exposed to scores of chemical victims on Tuesday.
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After piloting the boat close enough to the port for rescue crews to reach it, the boat's Yemeni captain bled to death, Mr. Fadal said.
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Pryor was so badly wounded, he bled all over the apartment and all over the parking garage before eventually undergoing emergency surgery in the hospital.
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"It took too long to get to phase one and there was some slowing in manufacturing that bled into services and consumer spending," Reinhart said.
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World stock funds based in the United States shed $1.6 billion, their largest outflows since the week ended April 27, when the products bled $2.4 billion.
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I also grab a magnet with a photograph of Bled so I can keep a picture at home of the beautiful view on a clear day.
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"We were hopeful that this new agreement would rein in the corporate greed that has bled manufacturing in the United States," said UAW President Gary Jones.
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If I were to travel back to Lake Bled in warmer months, I would definitely want at least five days to enjoy more outdoor activities i.e.
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She suspects her sister, who made it to the hospital alive after being found on the side of the road by a trucker, probably bled out.
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Erie bled thousands of jobs over the years as manufacturing-based companies left the area, moving to the South or overseas in search of cheaper labor.
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There was blood everywhere and we drove to the ER thinking I'd need stitches, but turns out it was just a scratch that bled a LOT.
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The term "whisper network" became pervasive throughout the discussion, and bled into how the media talked about Weinstein and the other allegations that were tumbling forth.
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The instrument, however, is not adapted to horned animals, and as a result, the cattle are not properly stunned and are conscious when they are bled.
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I was reminded about how far I'd come and the pride I felt in being surrounded by supportive people—that empowering feeling bled into the music.
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One night, I sat on the bathroom floor and sobbed so hard my nose bled, and the blood on my hands only made me cry harder.
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The officer then fired at least four shots at Castile, continuing to aim the gun at his body as he bled out in the driver's seat.
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Wilkins gave police directions to her location while she bled heavily, according to Officer Billy Sawyer, who spoke with CNN's Erin Burnett about a week later.
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Take "The Oil Slick," the final track on the band's 2013 LP Pedestrian Verse, a track that bled reluctant optimism from each of its fresh cuts.
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"I must have been behaving strangely," she says, recalling how she began compulsively licking her lips and chewing the inside of her mouth until it bled.
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After 303 years in business, we succumbed to the "disruption" of Netflix and Hulu, bled to death by the long, slow defection of our customer base.
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GAM had bled assets after being forced last year to close several funds while suspending and later sacking top money manager Haywood for breaching its rules.
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There's no medical reason for it, but he thought the Catholic Church would be more cool with women taking it if they still bled every month.
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But after doctors removed the wires, the former astronaut bled internally and suffered from low blood pressure, forcing him to undergo more procedures, the Times notes.
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There has been mounting concern following the deaths of several girls during botched procedures, including a teenager who bled to death in a hospital last May.
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Otherwise we would have been born in the hospital down the street, where a woman had bled to death after a botched Cesarean the previous year.
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We've got an increasingly disenfranchised, unstable situation around the rest of the world as the middle class is disenfranchised and slowly bled dry by the top.
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This led to a cascade of tests — even though the patient turned out not to have an aneurysm — and during one, he nearly bled to death.
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Before finding a bra that fit right, Robin Proctor, 58, of Lake Lure, North Carolina, would chafe until she nearly bled on long mountain bike rides.
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Denim met khaki, tartan met Fair Isle, and the drapes of a jacket tossed on the shoulder or tied at the waist bled into tailored sides.
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I stood for a few minutes and felt my thoughts drift, staring at the whiteness of the water as it bled out into the Atlantic Ocean.
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And I think they know that — otherwise, why do they have an electrical stunner right next to the place where the animal is being bled out?
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This is to have attended a Ramones concert, sweated, bled, transcended and then purchased one at a merchandise table en route to the concert-hall exit.
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But it could have been the other way around — that something destroyed her platelets, and then she bled after the procedure because she couldn't form clots.
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"He laid there with his brother on the ground as he bled out from gunshot wounds... it's sad," his mother, Onique Walker, told CNN affiliate WLS.
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As the 22000s bled into the 21996s, Flynt was repeatedly sued for obscenity, shot and paralyzed by Franklin, and increasingly erratic thanks to his undiagnosed bipolar disorder.
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Fullbright also said that she bled through her white prison uniform multiple times and hand washed it in the sink, though that was apparently against the rules.
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But the author's Wall Street Journal day job bled through, sapping the book of emotion and preventing it from seizing the grandeur of the tale's climactic moments.
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Friday's fall bled into the U.S. stock market, where shares of companies that have lashed their fortunes to bitcoin or blockchain - its underlying technology - took a knock.
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He was pronounced dead soon after his arrival, having bled out from a laceration left by the plug of the power cord he was allegedly whipped with.
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The Post also notes that Pruitt's questionable approach to money — which has included a penchant for exorbitant air travel — is something that bled over from the transition.
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Jaden Schwartz threw the puck behind the net, and it caromed out the other side to Tarasenko, whose shot along the goal line somehow bled through Grubauer.
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GAM had bled assets after being forced last year to close several funds while suspending and later sacking top money manager Tim Haywood for breaching its rules.
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"This was an unmitigated disaster for the president, who bled significant political capital in exchange for absolutely nothing," one former Trump White House official told The Hill.
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Tuk-tuks ferried dozens of wounded to nearby medical clinics, staffed by volunteers: some victims were unconscious, others spat up or choked on tear gas, others bled.
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The personal and political bled into each other, especially as Jack revealed he was trying to make good to his wife after being caught having an affair.
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Romantics make Vila Bled hotel their base before hikes through forested trails in Triglav National Park and visits to Vintgar Gorge — home to the country's tallest waterfall.
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Bled out by co-anchors McMaster and Weinstein, its seven gnarled epics are both brutal and brainy as the album rages full on with neck-snapping angularity.
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The clips are all from the same summer, so even if it bled past his birthday, he was still a young, young buck out there doing work.
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In Taroudant, I knew I would be leaving this sphere behind me, climbing up into the mountains, back into the bled al-makhzen, the region of law.
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Mr. Guzman's former ally, Amado Carrillo Fuentes — a brother of Rodolfo — was also deceased, Mr. Purpura said, having bled to death in 1997 while undergoing plastic surgery.
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As coronavirus-related discussion bled into various social channels in recent weeks, Fried called for all topics related to the health pandemic to remain in one place.
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He considered himself reasonably calm and levelheaded, except, he recalled, for the one time when he became so stressed that he wrung his hands until they bled.
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Video footage circulating online showed a group that included masked men pulling a driver out of his taxi and beating him as he bled from the head.
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But on Thursday, Mr. Trump's hard-line approach to immigration had seemingly bled into the realm of exclusive airport security lines, which often cater to frequent travelers.
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Starting May 13 and for at least the rest of the month, the medieval Bled Castle will host an exposition on bees and beekeeping in the area.
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They said he slapped them so hard that Ms. Manning Barish bled from her ear long after the blow, while Ms. Selvaratnam suffered from episodes of vertigo.
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Even though they'd been together for quite some time, the lack of sex came with resentment on both sides, which bled into other aspects of their relationship.
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Management disagreements and cost cuts in the 2000s led to high-profile departures that bled the company of talent and left it without a clear succession plan.
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For their part, financial and healthcare sector stocks each bled more than $700 million during the week, a change of fortune after initially thriving following the election.
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They were there the whole time at J.F.K. I know some of the people who have bled for this country and are now not being let in.
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He thought about the first patient who'd died under his care in medical school, and how her brain had bled in a similar way from a stroke.
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From Nairobi to Kampala, tortoises crossed the road and hyenas prowled near the boys herding wide-horned cattle that they bled, as well as milked, for lunch.
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What was holiest and mightiest of all that the world has yet owned has bled to death under our knives: who will wipe this blood off us?
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One of the more stunningly idiotic trends 2017 gave us was the Tide Pod-eating meme, which then bled over into 2018, when it basically exploded. Great!
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"Our current political establishment has bled this country dry, sees their power evaporating, and isn't listening to voters who do all the heavy lifting," the group continued.
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It also completely and utterly fucked my periods: after a week of taking it I bled and had cramps every day for nine days, including Christmas day.
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Lydia Deetz and Ryder's other morose characters bled into an amalgamated persona that was held up as a prototype to many future teen goths, both real and fictional.
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These two planets, which receive the highest amount of ultraviolet energy, could have bled 20 Earth-oceans worth of water into space over the past eight billion years.
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However, unlike the Kardashian drama — which bled into Twitter, and was splashed across every tabloid — this particular piece of royal gossip is a bit more complicated to unpack.
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Earlier in October, uncertainty around stock markets bled into cryptocurrencies as the Dow dropped as much as 0003,2000 points in two days, its biggest sell-off since February.
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This man filed a lawsuit against a CrossFit affiliate, alleging that the workout caused him to pee until he bled and that he was never the same again.
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Margaret relays the story about Amy, whom she and Caroline called Saint Amy, after Catherine or Agatha, whichever saint it was who bled in the same way, torture.
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He'd bleed—everyone bled in those days—and sweat with Flair, over and over, working some of the best stuff in the late golden age of Flair's career.
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A deeper read reveals how the culture highs and ultimate societal lows in 20th century Germany bled into every aspect of life, including the field of graphic design.
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Once the pig had been bled, it was put into this cylinder-shaped machine that looked like the inside of a cheese grater but not quite as sharp.
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You can still feel the pinch of your chin getting caught between the zipper of your winter jacket, and recall the skinned knees that bled through the bandaid.
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When adaptogens landed a feature in the New York Times this past summer, it was a true sign that the fringe interest has finally bled into the mainstream.
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The President should be standing up for America and the president should be encouraging every American to honor the flag that so many have bled and died for.
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A fund like the iShares 220+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) bled more than $217.5 million to net redemptions in less than two months following November's presidential election.
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The final straw came when requests for reinforcements at the remote outpost went unanswered and colleagues bled to death around him because of a lack of medical care.
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Sylvester Stallone and Rob Kardashian are practically blood bros -- if they bled diamonds and gold -- since Sly just dropped big bucks for a Rolex from Rob's favorite jeweler.
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Sinclair taking over stations across the country is a final indignity: Local journalism has bled hundreds of thousands of jobs, and now Sinclair is taking its integrity, too.
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The SPD in June appointed three caretakers to run the party when leader Andrea Nahles resigned after the party bled support in May's elections for the European Parliament.
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If you cried for the brother who bled out next to his fiancee but you didn't cry for the police officers, it's time to do a heart check.
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Some reports says they bled around five pints from his body over the course of 24 hours, basically wringing the guy out like a sponge until he croaked.
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Although the guards knew they had their periods, they were not offered showers or a change of clothes, even when the other girl visibly bled through her pants.
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As the old man bled from his face on the street, she kept trying and finally reached the police, who dispatched an ambulance from a town miles away.
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Stock markets bled through their worst week since 22008, with the S&P 500 index falling 11.5 percent amid worries that the outbreak could become a worldwide pandemic.
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OLIVER: We held up translators, Afghan and Iraqi translators, at the border who have bled for a country they've never visited, have sacrificed family members for this country.
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WAPNER: WE'LL CERTAINLY PAY ATTENTION TO IT. I WANT TO WRAP THINGS UP WE'VE BLED INTO THE NEXT HOUR AND THEY'RE GRACIOUS ENOUGH TO HAVE US DO THAT.
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Many are summa cum laude graduates, or have fought, bled and died in our military for the exact same American values this president trampled on today so heartlessly.
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In just one week in September 2017, for example, investigators documented: In one instance, a prisoner bled to death after he was stabbed in a dormitory with no supervision.
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Though revenue was up ahead of Simons' arrival in 2016, more than 7% from the year before, it seems the brand's ready-to-wear business has always bled money.
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As 2014 bled into 2015, Chevy engineers built about 2500 Bolt prototypes, shipping them around the US for real-world testing to verify the findings of the battery lab.
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"These are folks who we fought alongside and who we fought with and we bled with, and we think there'll be a real synergy in reestablishing relationships," Turner said.
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"These guys (foreign investors) who have invested over the last year are not sitting well as they have bled on the currency and also on bond yields," Banerjee said.
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That's when she introduced the president, who by then she had been dating for a couple of years, to her parents during dinner at the lakeside resort of Bled.
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Trump sees Syria in broad foreign policy terms -- a balancing of powers and interests -- not as place where hundreds of thousands have bled out in their fight for freedom.
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"My heart bled for them as much as it did for my own congregation," said Richard of the Parisians devastated by the damage to their 850-year-old cathedral.
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Aleppo has become a 'ghost city' Rebel commanders refuse to leave Meanwhile, rebel commanders stuck steadfastly to their positions, refusing to abandon territory their comrades fought and bled for.
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But sometimes, it's because I forgot to restore my oxygen reserves, or get stuck in a black hole, or because my damned drill broke and I slowly bled out.
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"Michel Barnier ... said realistically we can expect to reach the Brexit agreement in the next 6-8 weeks," the British embassy in Slovenia said from the forum in Bled.
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Both of the parties that have dominated Germany for generations bled support to the far right AfD, which joined parliament for the first time, becoming the third biggest bloc.
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Domestic stock funds bled $3.3 billion of cash during the week, while funds focused on international stocks reported $785 million in withdrawals, according to ICI, a fund trade group.
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As you can see, there has been international demand for a response to Brad's concerns and the cause has bled over into other, unrelated posts on the restaurant's page.
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With all of this feeling as though it's happening above our heads, it seems natural that for some—especially millennials—a predilection for solitude has bled into daily life.
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Once, in a stroke of genius, he taped a maxi pad to my leg when I cut myself shaving and, I think, almost bled out on the Persian rug.
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Traditional manufacturing jobs that have bled out of these regions probably won't come back in their previous form, but there's big opportunities there for jobs manufacturing more complicated products.
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A doctor in Queens has been charged with manslaughter after one of his patients bled to death as a result of complications during an abortion he performed, prosecutors said.
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Even in early labor, the contractions felt like a meat grinder made of my body was grinding itself into hamburger—a pain that bled quickly into raw, animal fear.
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A newspaper ran a story about a farmer who was attacked by a mob of people who cut off both of his arms and ran away as he bled.
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But while we may have forgotten all this as EDM softened and bled into chart hits, Perry Farrell, the founder of Lollapalooza and frontman for Jane's Addiction, has not.
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After the shooting, Mr. Castile's girlfriend began streaming live video on Facebook while he bled to death next to her and the officer trained his gun on the vehicle.
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Our greatest generation fought and bled and died to build an international order of laws and institutions that could preserve the peace, extend prosperity, and promote cooperation among nations.
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And she wasn't the best at maternal instincts either — when one of her puppies tried to eat from her bowl of food, she bit its ear until it bled.
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I started studying for standardized tests in 10th, hammering out extracurricular activities and A.P. courses all through 11th, and spent senior year typing applications till my fingers practically bled.
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Werner Herzog was once shot in the stomach with a BB gun during an interview with Mark Kermode, bled profusely, and laughed it off as "not a significant bullet".
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Leilah was hit in the shoulder, near her collarbone, and bled to death as they waited 20 minutes for an ambulance to arrive, her grandmother told the Washington Post.
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Yet he soon turned his attention to Iraq and, despite denials by the White House at the time, bled resources from the Afghan effort to fuel his next war.
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Last October, for example, a trader bled to death in broad daylight at a market near the capital Tashkent after being stabbed in an argument with fellow market workers.
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In the confusion, as Jordanian and American forces edged in to determine what had happened, the staff sergeant's partner bled to death behind the barrier where he was shot.
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British audiences laughed at Sophie's awfulness throughout "Peep Show," but when Mark tried to leave her on their wedding day, our hearts bled for her and we despised him.
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During a recent school day, Violeth Hugolin Msophe, a pupil at Ghona Secondary School in Moshi, near Kilimanjaro, bled through her kanga and all over her dark green skirt.
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The Ontario Hockey League goalie who nearly bled out on the ice after being severely cut by a skate was just released from the hospital, his team announced Tuesday.
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I wanted them to know that people marched, bled and died for us to be able to vote and be able to go to college and have certain jobs.
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Yet after ferocious defensive battles in its most important cities this year, where its fighters bled for every house and street, its final collapse has come with lightning speed.
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INGRAHAM: So Reverend Jackson, are you OK when millions of jobs were being sent overseas due to globalization and millions of jobs were being bled off to countries like Mexico?
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There, he defended a $54 million award — the biggest in state history then — to a daughter of Barbara Barber, a nursing home patient who, badly neglected, had bled to death.
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At 4:30 every morning, my alarm jolted me awake along with sounds of the border, blaring car horns and hollers from street vendors, which bled through my bedroom window.
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Pretty Little Liars' particular brand of screen-mediated horror gradually bled over into film and other television — take the Skype window that frames every gory death in Leo Gabriadze's Unfriended.
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Instead, think back on the big moments that pushed culture forward this year, and consider how those positive strides — in widespread inclusivity, humanitarianism, and representation — bled into your own life.
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Instead, crude volatility, fear of a Chinese slowdown, interest rate uncertainty and the geopolitical tension that created headwinds at the close of last year have all bled over into 2016.
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The weakness in oil prices bled over into U.S. stocks, with the S&P energy index down 1.3 percent as the worst performer of the 10 major S&P indexes.
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Germany is set for months of uncertainty after Merkel's CDU/CSU alliance won a fourth term in Sunday's election but bled support to the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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"Bachman discarded only the piece of meat Crane was cutting when he was injured, and did not discard other meat present in the area where crane bled," the lawsuit said.
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Tuesday's election seems quintessentially West Virginian in this regard: Republican voters encountered two candidates with links to industries that have bled the state dry and racked up a body count.
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"I had seen how important representation and democracy — these big concepts — really are, and how people have fought and bled to bring things like democracy to South Korea," she said.
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The Kurds have bled and died for our cause, which is, jointly, their cause — to destroy ISIS, or any other Islamist militancy, and to live at peace with their neighbors.
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To voters who watched their children bleed in Iraq and Afghanistan, or who have bled themselves, the party hasn't provided much reassurance that it has learned lessons from those conflicts.
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Over the past 12 months, index mutual funds and exchange-traded funds pulled in $718 billion, while active funds bled $152 billion, according to the Thomson Reuters research service Lipper.
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It's not until I get home, legs hollow and shaking from the hormonal punch of flight-or-fight, that I notice my own nose has bled down through my stubble.
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An on-screen storyline involving Triple H—by then, Chyna's off-screen fiancée—marrying Stephanie McMahon, the heiress to company fortune, bled into real life, as wrestling storylines often do.
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Since 2001, both have bled jobs: employment in the metal-producing sectors dropped by 35%, and metal-consuming sectors by 20%, even as joblessness across the economy rose by 11%.
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Yet caution bled into markets ahead of testimony by the head of the Federal Reserve, which could highlight the likelihood of two or more U.S. interest rate hikes this year.
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With Doom Eternal, I am surprised by the degree to which all of that humor has bled out of the experience like Doom Eternal is not charming in that way.
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There has been much talk about the lack of a minister from eastern Germany among the cabinet nominees from Ms. Merkel's conservative party, which bled support to the far-right.
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"This is the photo I took of my sister after she almost bled to death due to her liver failure," Jenna wrote Wednesday, tagging UNOS public relations in the post.
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There was no formal awards ceremony, however, and the pair were rushed off the court because the lengthy match had bled into the expected start time of the men's final.
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It also places him at the tamer end of the Rum Tum Tugger spectrum, and I was a little surprised to see how easily he bled back into the chorus.
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Along a stretch of five or six blocks, vendors selling everything from wristwatches to dish towels to pirated DVDs began their operations on the sidewalk and bled into the street.
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Sure, internet culture bled into and affected social norms before, but relatively cheap and fast internet access at our fingertips meant for the first time that we were always online.
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As a student-athlete at Saint Mary's College, Coogler took a creative writing class in which he wrote about a time his father almost bled to death in his arms.
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All those years of guessing which disease would kill him, and it was the most obvious one: He was drunk and fell and smashed his head, bled to death alone.
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The two sides had bled each other white during the war, fighting to a stalemate until the late entry of the distant United States decisively tipped the balance of power.
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In both Britain and America, the left's desire to protect Muslims from prejudice has long since bled into an acceptance of political Islamism's worst tendencies toward anti-Semitism and misogyny.
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After that we hop back in the car and drive down to the lake, where K points me towards a restaurant that serves a cream cake that Bled is famous for.
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Hints of new wave on Manifesto tracks like "Trash" bled into full-blown synth magnum opuses from the urgent thrill of "Same Old Scene" to the comedown of its title track.
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Please follow their progress and join us in this amazing and sacred mission of honoring the fallen, and those who have fought and bled for us defending our nation against terrorism.
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It also ignores that the tide was only turned against Nazism when the United States brought its might to bear and after staggering Russian sacrifice bled Hitler's armies in the East.
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I mentioned how QAnon is sort of like Slender Man, I mean that did result in the stabbing of like a little girl, because it like bled out into real life.
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Including exchange-traded funds, U.S.-based funds invested primarily in domestic shares bled $8.2 billion in the seven-day period through July 20, while bond funds attracted about the same amount.
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American Muslims by the thousands filled the ranks of our armed forces in World Wars I and II. They bled alongside their Christian and Jewish battle buddies in Korea and Vietnam.
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Some state-owned firms, such as Eskom and South African Airways, were bled so dry that their debts threaten the stability of South African banks and even the country's credit rating.
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Such debate bled into discussions about access to high-quality education and health care, differential sentencing, gentrification, joblessness, residential racial segregation, wealth disparities, urban decay and pollution and lingering social inequalities.
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The Congressional Game about to get underway, and as Bret was just saying Congressman Steve Scalise, who one year ago was shot and nearly bled to death on a baseball field.
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The outcry over Facebook's handling of users' data has bled $75 billion from the social media company's stock market value, with concerns about potential regulation of internet companies also hurting Alphabet.
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And then last Thursday night they were eviscerated down the stretch by Westbrook, whose ears bled everytime Steven Adams would set a screen that forced Morris up high to defend him.
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His belief is that the United States is being bled dry by poorly negotiated trade deals and that it needs to get tough with all the countries that are humiliating it.
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By betting everything on national politics—emphasizing winning the White House and congressional majorities while ignoring state and local elections—the Democrats steadily bled seats and power throughout Barack Obama's presidency.
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I was born the year that the Selma to Montgomery marches took place, and I owe those who fought, bled and died a debt of gratitude that I can never repay.
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According to MSCI global indexes, BRIC and other emerging market indexes have bled the most so far this year; the BRIC index has lost 7.2 percent and emerging markets, 6.8 percent.
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More from VICE: All the publicity and anecdotal success stories bled over into a field that typically demands objective, measurable proof, and that's around the time all the flip-flopping began.
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Suddenly a flurry came in and a cut was opened on the underside of Daniels' left eyebrow, which bled directly into his eye, and the bout had to be waved off.
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BLED, Slovenia (Reuters) - The new U.S. Special Envoy to the Western Balkans, Matthew Palmer, said on Tuesday a priority in his new role is restarting a dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo.
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Surrounded by an emerald green lake, Bled boasts views of a church located on an islet, a medieval castle perched on a rocky cliff, and the peaks of the Julian Alps.
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When a suicide bomber blew himself up during Easter Mass at St. Sebastian's Church, killing around 100 people, she was blasted off a pew with such force that her lungs bled.
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The violence, they say, is an imported scourge, born of an extremist reading of the Quran with roots in the Arab world that has bled over from their war-torn neighbors.
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The chef, Sopon Kosalanan, known as Tor, boils the petals with sugar until the water looks like bled ink, then adds a squeeze of lime so it mellows into liquid orchid.
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Management disagreements and cost cuts in the first decade of this century led to high-profile departures that bled the company of talent and left it without a clear succession plan.
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"Party and politics will never come before the country I bled to protect—and would unquestionably do so again," Rose, an Army veteran who served in Afghanistan, said in his statement.
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In the wake of the shootout, a lawsuit filed on behalf of the children of Mr. Matasareanu accused the police of blocking medical help for him as he bled to death.
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The AfD has bled a third of its support as the refugee influx slowed while infighting and a controversy about how to deal with Germany's Nazi past damaged the party's image.
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Kirk W. Johnson, a former American aid official in Iraq, fears that the executive order will bar military interpreters who have bled for America and to whom we have promised entry.
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For Woods, though, it was a case of picking a player who bled "red, white and blue" and would keep swinging hard until the end, no matter how hopeless the cause.
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II. The Forums Before Reddit, 4chan, Facebook, and Twitter came along and bled off most of their users, web forums were the primary place people went to talk about things online.
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While some eyes were precise and graphic (reminiscent of '60s Mod muses), others featured imperfect smudges of deep shadows focused on lower, upper or entire lids that bled into the surrounding area.
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"She had significant open wounds those are wounds would have bled a lot, and she was able to tread water and hold her own until help arrived," Dr. Philip Rotter told KTLA.
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William Faulker's Yoknapatawpha County was a boiled-down-to-the-essentials America that managed to be both inside the world and beyond it, a place whose very specificity somehow bled into universality.
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It basically bombed my uterus, and the result was probably one of the most traumatic nights of my life — it was painful, and I bled like something out of a horror movie.
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Soon the bank is expected to issue a state-backed bond, for perhaps €213bn, to shore up liquidity; it hopes eventually to raise €22008bn to replace deposits that bled away last year.
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The result can be exploitative in ways not unlike a casino, with the gambling-style mechanisms of mobile, free-to-play games having bled over into full-priced console and PC titles.
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Speaking on the sidelines of a regional political and business forum in the Alpine resort of Bled, he said the deal will also increase the interest of other investors in the region.
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In 1999, it was easy to play tactical dress-up with a classic underdog story of insurgents slowly growing in training and capacity as they bled a superior military power to death.
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By the time the 2015 season drew to a close, Schwarber had rocketed to the big leagues, and the improvements the team saw in Contreras's catching had bled over into his hitting.
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NDSU bled the clock and out-rushed Iowa, 239-34, in a line that would be shocking in any FCS-FBS matchup, much less a matchup against a physical, top 15 team.
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I also have eczema, which gets worse with stress, and so whenever I would get anywhere near having sex, I'd start scratching myself until I bled, or fall into a heap, crying.
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After the birth, she bled heavily to the point of fainting and knows that, even if she'd stuck it out at home for the birth, she would have required a hospital transfer.
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Pulse is where we met some of our best friends, where we sweated, bled, and cried into a crowd—the place where some of our biggest regrets and best stories were made.
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"This is everything I bled for, and I&aposve worked really hard to get to where I am, and I&aposm just not willing to give it up so easily," he said.
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In one notable episode, Carville gives a line to Howard Dean that he later used in a debate, causing a stir for the way the "show" had bled out into real life.
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A few months after I bled all over my ex, a wallflower led yours-intoxicated-truly from a college party back to his room where he mounted me like Vicki did Maura.
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Mr. Seligman couples a vivid narrative with fresh historical perspective as he recounts how two brotherhoods, each supposedly providing "protection" for immigrants, waged a war that bled the neighborhood, and each other.
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Big beat's moment in the mainstream spotlight came to an end by 2000, although like other micro-scenes, it bled into other sub-genres like brostep and trap later in the 2000s.
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Cookie Johnson says her husband's new job with the Lakers is a "natural fit" -- saying Magic Johnson's always bled Purple & Gold ... and she's confident he can bring the team back to greatness!
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He also offers a fascinating, brief broad-brush sketch of the ways Americans scrubbed their own revolutionary record, making all Americans into Patriots, and Patriots into warriors who bled but rarely bloodied.
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When she became more alert sometime later, a nurse told her that she had almost bled to death and had required a half dozen units of transfused blood and platelets to survive.
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Now Tina's daughter is talking about how she was one of the last people to see Billy alive, when he showed up unannounced at their house and bled all over their kitchen.
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The scrutiny put Musk in a foul mood, according to three people who worked with him at the time, and his increasingly acidic stream of consciousness bled out into real-life interactions.
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This was a minor misfortune compared with that of the Russian man who, while wearing V.R. goggles, crashed into a glass table and bled to death, according to a TASS news story.
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" Morrison couched his criticisms of Vindman's judgment, at one point telling investigators that "First, I just want to be clear that Alex is a patriot who has literally bled for this country.
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Ms. Merkel has been edging to the right on migrant issues over the past year as her center-right party has bled supporters to the nationalist, anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany party.
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It made me feel better about the time I accidentally bled through my gym pants when I was 13, which was pretty much the worst thing that could happen at that age.
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The political establishment that is trying to stop us is the same group responsible for our disastrous trade deals, massive illegal immigration, and economic and foreign policies that have bled our country dry.
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"There's much less risk of Democrats overreaching as any mistake will be bled out of the media cycle relatively quickly with whatever new scandal du jour inevitably pops up," the former official said.
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Bled by seven years of fighting, the Syrian army is not seen as a threat, but Israel is concerned that the forces which propped up the Assad regime are establishing strongholds in Syria.
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However, previous studies found anywhere between 4% to 30% of bled crabs may die prematurely, prompting pressure on the biomedical industry, largely out of concern for shorebird populations that rely on crab eggs.
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The outcry over Facebook's handling of users' data this week has bled $250 billion from the social media company's stock market value, with concerns about potential regulation of internet companies also hurting Alphabet.
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But if the Army still wants to retain a uniformed presence in cyberspace, how do they do it without offending those who've literally sweated and bled for the right to call themselves soldiers?
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A man of sardonic wit and robust physique, Rikard had rebuilt on the same site and reestablished his practice in a first-floor home office, where we spoke as afternoon bled into evening.
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This wrongheaded, empirically falsifiable obsession with deterring crime by coming down hard on the most minor among them — once called "broken windows," though more aptly called "broken families" — has bled to the border.
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In the artistic Manhattan of the 22008s, when the small worlds of experimental poetry, film, theater, visual art and dance bled into one another, an animated figure seemed to appear everywhere at once.
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"At first I felt very separate from most of the things I endowed Evan with, but now that I've lived with him for so long, it's kind of bled through," Mr. Platt said.
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Their backgrounds would be bled, then each subtle brand of hyper-drab would be mixed together to form a single palate, to be smeared as uniform setting to each of the 23 portraits.
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That past has bled into our present in the form of mass incarceration, police brutality, a rebirth of open bigotry, and protest marches against white supremacists that have ended in death and heartache.
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Many of the benefits that people in past eras reported after being bled can probably be chalked up to the placebo effect, but the same can be said of many sophisticated treatments today.
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They demand that terrorized migrants, many of whom have been bled dry by the human smugglers known as coyotes, somehow produce an "application fee" for the right to have their asylum cases considered.
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Its budget has been bled dry by a Republican Congress in service to wealthy donors and businesses aggressively pursuing tax avoidance, leaving uncollected 2000 percent to 2500 percent of potential tax revenues annually.
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I had an intimation of the fragility of the bled al-makhzen — the sphere men create to keep at a safe distance the perturbation beyond, should one step through the wrong open door.
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CANADIAN CLAIMS INDYCAR RACE James Hinchcliffe won the Long Beach Grand Prix in California, his first victory since he nearly bled to death after a 2015 crash during practice for the Indianapolis 500.
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Meanwhile, the proceedings also highlighted correspondence from within Alphabet that showed that the company was fretful about losing its lead in the driverless car space as it bled talent and faced new competition.
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The contract has also bled into the political realm because IGT's former chairman, Donald Sweitzer, is the treasurer of the Democratic Governors Association (DGA), and a longtime political adviser to Rhode Island Gov.
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She said that after Ms. Thorp came forward, dozens of women said they had been forced to wear high heels at work, sometimes until their feet bled or they could no longer walk.
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The political establishment that is trying to stop us is the same group responsible for our disastrous trade deals, massive illegal immigration and economic and foreign policies that have bled our country dry.
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The Mavericks never developed one, either, and so Nowitzki's prime and late-prime years were bled dry by a front office that badly miscalculated how to best manipulate an evolving collective bargaining agreement.
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January's only just bled into February, and we've already been treated to a pulsating new track from Novelist and a fresh slew of new sets from the likes of Section Boyz, among others.
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Fred Andrews (Luke Perry) essentially bled out before getting to the hospital — just think about the river of blood in Pop's — so it's not like there is a little bit of gore on Archie.
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More than 30 passengers allegedly bled from the ears and nose during a Jet Airways flight Thursday Night, because the crew neglected to flip the switch that regulates cabin pressure, multiple outlets have reported.
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Theranos' old business model is dead, skewered by nine months of really bad press, and bled out by a recent federal ruling that bans Holmes from running a clinical testing lab for two years.
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The current outbreak of "synthetic cannabinoid-associated coagulopathy" cases, in which people have bled from their ears and eyes after injesting the drugs, is thought to be caused by products laced with rat poison.
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One son told police he was beaten with various instruments, including a hanger and a belt, and that on multiple occasions Hackney pinched the tip of his penis with her fingernails until it bled.
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Many more bled to death in no-man's land, their wails lingering for days like "moist fingers being dragged down an enormous windowpane", as a British lieutenant wrote of the Battle of the Somme.
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And we can give her that — calling your period "the curse" doesn't seem that far off when your cramps are off the wall and you've bled on yet another pair of your favorite underwear.
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That doesn't even rank in the top 10 for the newly darkened Archie, who, in the season 1 finale, watched as his father Fred (Luke Perry) bled out on the floor of Pop's Diner.
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The Syrian conflict is of interest in the West as it has bled beyond its borders, with ISIS carrying out or inspiring attacks across Europe and spreading its influence in other Middle Eastern countries.
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The boundaries between pop culture and politics have always bled together, but today—with a reality TV star as the President of the United States—those boundaries have become difficult to discern at all.
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Join us for the next installment of The SimuLife Diaries, where I learn how Ruben discovered OpenMind had bled into our world, and have a delightful home-cooked meal with a completely fictional family.
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" AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka urged the committee to formally reject the Trans-Pacific Partnership because it "would perpetuate a failed corporate model of trade that has bled jobs and repressed wages for decades.
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And until and unless members of the National Football League gain the respect for the flag in this country and those that have sacrificed, bled and died fighting under that flag, I&aposm finished.
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The woman nearly bled to death due to the number of hours it took the medical staff to realize she had internal bleeding and was in need of a hysterectomy, according to the report.
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Those numbers, along with accounts like Mr. Santiago's, raise agonizing questions about whether more lives could have been saved if the standoff had ended sooner, and whether some victims had bled slowly to death.
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In total, 60 million cubic meters of waste, created by the iron ore mines of Samarco, a joint venture of Vale and BHP Billiton, bled through the Doce river, effectively killing everything in it.
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In an abrupt and highly unconvincing turn of events, three K.G.B. agents accosted him during his retirement trip to Asia and, during a scuffle, he fell through a glass door and bled to death.
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An attorney for the victim told CNN affiliate KMGH that the bullet hit the victim's main artery and that he could have bled to death if not for a person who applied a tourniquet.
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"The NFL situation has persisted in the pressure that it's applying to our sales that has bled into the start of the fourth quarter," Steve Ritchie, chief operating officer, said during the conference call.
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No great surprise: it was obligated to stand in front of a firing squad of very rich goons and announced what was already apparent—its share price had bled out more than 20-percent.
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That all changed thanks to a fuzzy little animal that lived in my phone that created a community, that bled yellow and transformed my business my passion, my belief in the power of community.
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We've put together a list of 22 delightful small towns to visit around the world, from the coastal town of Positano, Italy, to Bled, Slovenia, whose setting resembles something out of a fairy tale.
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But while he's retained much of his predecessor's style, he's a different performer, more innocent and reckless when he lets loose, less burdened by the darkness that Frusciante bled so beautifully into his work.
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But it is on the World Health Organization's essential medicines list because, in the developing world, it helps to save the lives of women who might have otherwise bled to death after giving birth.
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Top miners such as BHP Ltd and Rio Tinto bled heavily despite prices of most industrial metals climbing overnight on expectations of further measures from central banks and governments to prop up economic growth.
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Moreover, a windowpane itself could so easily become shrapnel, shattered by a nearby blast, and everyone had heard of someone or other who had bled out after being lacerated by shards of flying glass.
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Well-known Western brands like Apple, Gucci, Nike, and Sephora have launched new advertising campaigns and capsule collections overseas, primarily aimed at Chinese customers, but these activities have also bled into the American market.
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And he would go down soon, of course — after Benjamin bled out, after Morgan raged over his death and stumbled onto the missing fruit in the process, and after Richard confessed to the plan.
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A soldier from the Druze minority, Madhat Yusef, was shot during an attack on Joseph's Tomb in Nablus, and while Mr. Gantz waited for Palestinian security forces to help, Mr. Yusef bled to death.
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Chinese blue chips registered their worst one-day loss in nearly 183 months on Thursday as concerns about a sustained bond sell-off in the world's second-largest economy bled into the country's stock markets.
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"There are plenty of people who qualify for the debate stage but could be bled dry by the process to get there," said Niko Duffy, managing director of CommonWealth Media, a progressive digital strategy firm.
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Also, comic lore states that the experiments behind the Eternals and Deviants bled into the human population and led to the series of human mutations that give mutant characters like the X-Men their powers.
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"I almost feel like QAnon has the most in common with something like Pokémon Go," my colleague Ryan Broderick told me this summer, describing how the message board conspiracy had bled into the physical world.
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The layers of history accrued on the streets people walked to get to work or waltzed down to get to bars, the streets where murder victims bled and the drunk pissed and the homeless slept.
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BYTES: Q-Anon, a pro-Trump conspiracy theory originating on online platforms such as 4chan and YouTube, has bled into the offline political world, Mike McIntire and Kevin Roose at the New York Times report.
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If you were to compare An Wang to Steve Jobs, as I'm sure some folks are annoyed that I'm doing, you'd find two folks with definitive visions of technology that bled through their given organizations.
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This year alone, U.S.-based equity ETFs have gathered $214 billion and index mutual funds attracted another $111 billion, while actively managed funds bled $124 billion in withdrawals, according to Thomson Reuters' Lipper research unit.
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But as this "vice map of Chinatown," created by the City of San Francisco, shows, attempts to "save" immigrant victims from their traffickers often bled into prejudice against the immorality of the immigrant community itself.
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"This is everything I bled for, and I&aposve worked really hard to get to where I am, and I&aposm just not willing to give it up so easily," he said over the phone.
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Merkel's Christian Democrats and the SPD both bled support in last week's European elections as voters turned away from mainstream political parties, undermining a ruling coalition that already came close to falling apart last year.
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Rousseff chaired the board of Petrobras during the Lula administration, when prosecutors say the company was bled for billions of dollars in rigged contracts and kickbacks to executives, politicians and parties in the ruling coalition.
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A long, deep scratch started at the corner of my mouth and extended down to my jaw, like a marionette's seam; it bled like a motherfucker, and I ended up grabbing another towel for myself.
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Essentially, he's the human embodiment of the guitar sound that's bled from Chic in the 70s through to his solo work, and left a stamp on every facsimile of disco-funk in the decades since.
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Shortly after the police arrived, Mr. Jamison rushed at an officer, and the police shot him and shocked him with an electric stun weapon, struggling to subdue him even as he bled on the pavement.
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They kissed goodbye for the last time, then Aaron went off to fight his war and Eric bled to death and turned instead of choosing to shoot himself with the gun Aaron had left him.
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Playing his first international match in nearly five years, Australian paceman Shaun Tait began with a 150 kmh delivery but sent down six wides and bled 45 runs in his four overs without any success.
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The actress and writer, who previously had obtained a restraining order against her uncle, allegedly shot him in the chest as he stepped inside the front door, and he bled to death from his injury.
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While some people acted as lookouts, others bled the animals out by inserting a large-gauge needle into the tongue and into an artery, then removed the organs after the heart stopped beating, he surmised.
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You can still remember the day he got that scar, back when he was a careless boy, when a current dashed him against your rocks and the water turned to wine as his neck bled.
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In countries like Germany and the United States, advocacy for the victims of prejudice has increasingly bled into a belief that the dark chapters of those countries' history make any form of nationalism deeply suspect.
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The home-movie memories of Daniel's small-town suburban upbringing, the haunting presence of place and nostalgia in his songs, bled easily into my own self image as an odd kid in a straightlaced place.
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Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats and the SPD clung on as the largest parties in Saxony and Brandenburg respectively but bled support to the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), which came second in both states.
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The show's antics have even bled into reality, from the Rick-shaped van that trekked across the country to the time Roiland prank called Houston evangelist Joel Osteen's prayer line as Rick after Hurricane Harvey.
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So much of Big Little Lies season 2 is about Celeste's reconciliation between her intense sexual chemistry with Perry, the traumatizing abuse of their marriage, and the way those two forces bled into each other.
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In his final campaign ad, Trump flashed a picture of billionaire financier George Soros, a hate figure for conservatives, at Davos as he decried corrupt "global special interests," which he said had bled America dry.
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Its subsidy has been slashed, and it has bled administrative and artistic executives in recent years, curtailing its offerings, renting out the Coliseum for longer stretches to gin up revenue, and threatening its high reputation.
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That estate had been vast, but, a half-century after the composer's death in 1924, it had been bled down and become enmeshed in competing claims that would continue to be contested into this century.
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The NYPD is probing why two cops didn't render any apparent aid to Lesandro "Junior" Guzman-Feliz as he bled to death on a sidewalk last week following a vicious gang attack , The Post has learned.
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Blaming an unnamed cabal of powerful global elites for having stolen the wealth of the American working class and bled this country dry is a page right out of the New World Order conspiracy theorists' playbook.
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Speaking to THUMP about the track via email, Euringer said: "I knew I had to do something wicked good for this remix because I really dug the music and the band bled for it," he said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Pimco Total Return Fund, which last year lost its crown as the largest bond fund in the world, bled more money in February, with cash withdrawals of $600 million in the month.
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Some of the decadence of the magazine certainly bled into the clubs, but Mr. Hefner sought to make them less risqué, said Patty Farmer, an entertainment historian who has written books about Playboy and the clubs.
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It has bled more than $200 million since September 2015, according to Lipper data, despite a total return of 14.2 percent so far this year, including a 2.6 percent bounce last week after the Fed meeting.
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As we mentioned, Venus retrograde aims its Cupid's arrow at our hearts, reminding us of how we treated our romantic partners in the past and how those past experiences may have bled into our current relationships.
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BRONX TEEN DENIED HELP AS HE BLED TO DEATH INSIDE BODEGA, DISTURBING VIDEO SHOWS Gomez told Fox News that the Trinitarios have been just as vicious as MS-13 without drawing the same amount of attention.
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If Sarah Koenig and Dana Chivvis, the producers of Serial, were exes whose relationship bled through into their true-crime investigations, the result would be something like the main characters of Ingrid Jungermann's slyly funny film.
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