"Running One" bleeds into "Supermarket" bleeds into "Running Two" bleeds into "Running Three," all the while Lola's feet barely hit the ground, her body pivoting around the grey grid of concrete, navigating each human presence she comes into contact with in the process.
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" Today, the President said, "Every American heart bleeds blue.
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Nearly 77 percent of children receiving Hemlibra once weekly experienced no treated bleeds, while Hemlibra once weekly reduced treated bleeds by 99 percent compared to prior bypassing agents, it said in a statement.
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Nope. Bleeds outside the lines and leaves my mouth dry?
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Trump, in contrast, bleeds emotion and unpredictability in Comey's account.
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It's the old journalistic adage: if it bleeds, it leads.
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It's for gamers who bleeds the company's signature neon green.
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While the market rips up, the guy just bleeds money.
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Tell yourself that his blood bleeds red just like yours.
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And at some point it sort of bleeds into misogyny.
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Plus, Hudmo is on production, so this one bleeds Britain.
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Face it: Shit floats and if it bleeds it leads.
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In the trailer below, we find out that Jack bleeds.
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If bleeds, it leads, but if it's salacious, it sells.
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At times it bleeds despair; at others, it promises hope.
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One student, getting her period unexpectedly, bleeds onto a chair.
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" She went on: "If it bleeds, it leads, doesn't it?
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News people have a saying: 'If it bleeds, it leads'.
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Information pollution bleeds into our online commerce systems as well.
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And that bleeds into the whole story of "Star Wars" itself.
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It's for the gamer who bleeds the company's signature neon green.
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When it bleeds, it's time to take it to the shop.
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It bleeds between stunts and dance in a really cool way.
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Someone shoots at her, and perhaps remembering past assaults, she bleeds.
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Before the nobody bleeds out completely, someone shuts off the screen.
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Others in Kettering see the lights and have similar nose-bleeds.
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Enough with a partisanship so caustic that it bleeds into hatred.
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"As a personal friend, he sleeps, bleeds, eats baseball," Machado said.
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That's right: If It Bleeds is a sequel to The Outsider.
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As a result, the sky nearly bleeds into the desert landscape.
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His true self bleeds through into his lyrics and his music.
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It all bleeds down into what's available for subscribers to watch.
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This indifference sometimes bleeds over into my public comings and goings.
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It feels like that sound bleeds into this record a little bit.
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"Matt Drudge is not 10 feet tall — he bleeds too," he said.
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While Serena simmers and focuses on June's lack of respect, June bleeds.
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PERINO: It actually bleeds, because they&aposve made it look like meat.
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That's when a blood vessel ruptures and bleeds into the brain tissue.
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Don't have time to bleed If it bleeds, we can kill it.
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"Helmets are more about preventing skull fractures and internal bleeds," he says.
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They represent a virtual reality that, sadly, bleeds into our shared one.
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Sorry, Boston ... Johnny Damon's making it 100% clear -- he bleeds pinstripes now.
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But I don't think it bleeds into me, unless we're really close.
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That is the nature of trauma: It bleeds out in all directions.
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The general feebleness, you sense, bleeds into something that is actually menacing.
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The full effect: When you sprinkle the saffron right in, it bleeds.
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At 37 near-perfect minutes it still bleeds both hedonism and heart.
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You can cover the vents with cardboard, but sound still bleeds through.
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His elbow, after numerous bleeds over the years, gives him chronic pain.
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He uses his legs to cock his gun and bleeds a lot.
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He talks about crying jags and biting his lip until it bleeds.
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Not knowing what to do when a cut on his finger bleeds.
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The familiar bromide, "If it bleeds, it leads," is trite but true.
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I've been having nose bleeds and I'm just not feeling too well.
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Public brow-bleeds are not a sound foundation for a lasting relationship.
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"I saw many people having nose bleeds," passenger Joel D'Souza told CNN.
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We all know how much work bleeds into personal life in this industry.
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But nobody has anything with an interactive virtual patient that's squishy and bleeds.
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Like, what if there was one that was that was called Everybody Bleeds?
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HemMobile by Pfizer, and Beat Bleeds by Baxter, help patients to manage haemophilia.
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She sees inexplicable lights and wakes up in strange places with nose-bleeds.
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But some of the hateful rhetoric and behavior bleeds over into real life.
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That perception of authenticity bleeds across so much of Ice-T's classic material.
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Sometimes this bleeds over from background activity into the game's core system design.
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When socialism bleeds into government overreach, it drains countries of prosperity and gumption.
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Stress bleeds over into everything you do, particularly how you interact with people.
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On the other hand, Hulu remains a relatively small business that bleeds money.
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The thread that runs through doesn't bleed Tiger purple and gold, it just bleeds.
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The repeated embrace of ignorance by those in power eventually bleeds over into denial.
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If the bump is small, red, and bleeds easily, it's most likely a granuloma.
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And if someone has a missing loved one, their heart bleeds the same way.
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He was rushed to hospital and underwent emergency surgery to stop two brain bleeds.
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Austerity bleeds hope and breeds despair among a people that have suffered so much.
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That acceptance bleeds over into the fantasy world conjured up for The Adventure Zone.
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The technique mimics a watercolor painting with color that minimally bleeds outside the lines.
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But he's still a human, he bleeds, he hurts, he deserves my… ...eugh boy.
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"She bleeds over into all parts of my life," Kaling said of her daughter.
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Grainy video and over exposed shots from the nose-bleeds aren't always vividly entertaining.
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After his death a protest named "Rosario Sangra" (Rosario bleeds) was organised through Facebook.
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Though the NHS is lean by international standards, it still bleeds money through inefficiency.
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The French police arrive and arrest Jamie as Randall bleeds out in the woods.
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"It can result in skin that is dry, cracked or even bleeds," Borwein says.
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Our evening sky bleeds a sunset which is as awesome as it is awful.
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Based in southeastern Virginia, its coverage bleeds into North Carolina, with a limited paywall.
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So, he bleeds Dodger Blue, but he also knows when a team is doomed.
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This process involved minute tugs and tears, punctuated by pauses to cauterize minor bleeds.
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So, for me, it bleeds wherever the tissue has spread—my intestines, bladder, urethra.
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By the end of the convention, it all bleeds together, and nothing feels fresh.
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The power bleeds into her one major scene of the episode, which is fucking perfect.
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You can have cracking, chapping, redness, or skin so raw that it splits and bleeds.
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Addie remembers getting severe bleeds once or twice a week before he started prophylactic therapy.
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I love Bong's wacky summer camp for bored Hollywood actors My heart bleeds for #Okja.
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We each order the Impossible Burger, which is totally vegan but "bleeds" like real meat!
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"I have children who still get headaches; my wife still gets nose bleeds," he said.
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He bleeds out in the bar, and Sarah Palmer puts on an act of confusion.
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Made from non-GMO soy, it too, bleeds like real meat like its competitors' products.
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In most productions, it ain't over till the fat lady bleeds all over the stage.
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The front door opens and the smell of death bleeds into the uncontaminated December air.
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But if the downed sister bleeds out, both lose a life from the same pool.
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You also need to address those issues that inevitably arise, which bleeds into customer support.
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Perhaps the most important thing to know about Pompeo is that he bleeds Army green.
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Jackson's "Rhythm Nation" bleeds into "Rock Your Body" and Timberlake ascends from under the stage.
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The problem isn't culture, it's wealth—how it buys power and bleeds life from democracies.
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"Your heart bleeds from the inside when you have to leave your country," he said.
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My wife is a hardcore feminist, which bleeds into who I am—and rightfully so.
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One of Bravo's most potent weapons is an endlessly regenerating lullaby that bleeds across shows.
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There are individual spotlights, but other lighting on the stage bleeds into the individual shots.
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The comedy comes from frustration, regret and revenge, and that bleeds into the next generation.
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Diplomacy, resettlement and assistance work together — cutting off one bleeds the effectiveness of the others.
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Shame bleeds a person dry, and leaves a residue that is hard to wash away.
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Something similar happens in "Pomegranate," when the text gets didactic and the humanity bleeds away.
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RT also reports that 5G cell towers cause learning disabilities and nose bleeds in children.
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It weeps, it bleeds and each new day A gash is added to our wounds.
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Each memory or moment bleeds into the next, creating a never-ending loop of confusion.
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When it hits the hot oil, it "bleeds" beet juice just like beef would blood.
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Would that we had a tampon singing "Everybody Bleeds" to help us laugh through our discomfort.
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Because it's involved in menstruation, it thickens, breaks down and bleeds once a month or so.
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"My heart bleeds for her, because Gloria is the only mama my granddaughter knows," Aiken says.
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Most firms pride themselves on being level-headed, but at some point that bleeds into complacency.
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But Twitter, as you know, bleeds out into the real world and even into ... Kind of.
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I like how the blue of the sky bleeds into the warm yellow of the sun.
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The racial divide in this country bleeds into everything from our current frustrations to our history.
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Despite her resistance, Michelle agrees to keep hanging out, as the afternoon bleeds into the evening.
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The number of participants reporting problems, such as nose bleeds, was the same in both groups.
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"Getting rid of the entertainment expense bleeds into things like advertising or charitable contributions," said Esposito.
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By this time, Barnett's beard is so long, it bleeds off the bottom of the page.
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As the doctor bleeds out on the floor, Julia screams for her friend to come in.
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Using photoshop, Stein subtly bleeds one photograph into the other to create a single hybrid image.
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There's a sense of gratitude in his music, one that bleeds through in real life, too.
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And like it or not, one bleeds into the other—home to prison, prison to home.
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The nurse has not needed to inject factor IX and has had no bleeds, she added.
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King's upcoming novella 'If It Bleeds' is the key to a second season of 'The Outsider.'
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So, if the first-person coming in is unhappy then that kind of bleeds the pool.
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Cons: Outside noise bleeds into rooms and may make sleep difficult if you're sensitive to it.
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The news of the Twitch departures comes as the Amazon service bleeds creators to rival services.
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This scene cleverly frames what becomes the episode's focus: how the personal bleeds into the professional.
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Cons: Street noise bleeds into rooms and may make sleep difficult if you're sensitive to it.
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He basks in scumbaggery, laughs like a weed demon, and is so high he bleeds smoke.
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Flackett recalled how she felt when she screened the second episode, "Everybody Bleeds," for the first time.
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Once he started factor replacement every three days, he estimates he only had three bleeds per year.
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I pull her wrist away before she bleeds again and look through the leaves for the click.
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The infant had "several skull fractures, two brain bleeds and was in a coma," KCRG-TV9 reports.
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At first, the then 7-year-old girl would occasionally have inexplicable pain, or suffer nose bleeds.
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Nobody bleeds, and there's almost no animated violence beyond your player's avatar collapsing and disappearing upon death.
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Our nations past bleeds into our present by raising us to think black is something to fear.
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However, this bleeds into reality as he illustrates the similarities between fictional soldiers and non-fictional ones.
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Americans need more than a few sentences to overcome a divide that bleeds over hundreds of pages.
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The Impossible Burger is a plant-based hamburger that "bleeds," sizzles, and cooks up like ground beef.
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Have inner strength, and people who uplift you, that's the overarching thing that I hope bleeds out.
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With two colleagues, I made a little game called Mother Russia Bleeds, which is published by Devolver.
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And this colors our days, or rather bleeds them of color, reducing them to a single hue.
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His speed bleeds into his athleticism as a defender, and that's helped make him even more valuable.
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Carol's shaken up by it, as we see her clutching a rosary so hard her hand bleeds.
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Cliché bleeds over into bad taste when evocation of emotion is perceived as being false or fake.
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In "Cleopatra Masturbating," a nude Cleopatra touched herself while a snake bit her left nipple, which bleeds.
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But none of that bleeds into my feeling shame to the point of not associating with Liberty.
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Not that "frozen" could describe a show that sweats, cries and bleeds as copiously as this one.
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They come to expect a performance from them, and often that performance bleeds into the ad reads.
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Pat LaFrieda is an old-school do-it-yourselfer, a formidable trait that bleeds into his cooking.
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They would rather use their riches to fund Germany's outstanding public services while America bleeds to defend them.
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The record bleeds Ciel's eclectic influences, highlighting an ethereal shoe-gazing past that envelopes her experimental percussive patterns.
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Are you and your friends all in love with the same strange girl who bleeds from her head?
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I think that bleeds over to the way that students who are different are treated by other students.
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The latest cleared product uses artificial intelligence to automatically identify suspected internal brain bleeds based on head CTs.
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Their plan is to sneak away to Florida after the chaos from the field bleeds into the hallways.
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He's not seen as human, yet he bleeds, loves, and has memories, even if those memories are implants.
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In true Samsung fashion, the glass display curves at the edges and bleeds into the polished aluminum frame.
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It bleeds money and those losses are growing despite the platform being nearly omnipresent in the current moment.
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Using bold reds, electric pinks, and a dash of Chinese traditionalism, the 10-product line bleeds Liu's creativity.
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If a woman accidentally bleeds on you, try your absolute best to just keep your shit together. 97.
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The Impossible Burger famously bleeds, thanks to a meat protein called heme, which the company produces from yeast.
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"Our characters have a rift in the first episode that bleeds through the whole season," Gilpin told Mashable.
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It recommended doctors avoid using FEIBA, if possible, to treat bleeds that developed in patients, despite getting emicizumab.
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This discrimination and fear bleeds over into basic classroom interactions and feeds our reluctance to challenge exclusionary curricula.
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"If it bleeds, it leads" is a longstanding newsroom adage used to describe what makes the front page.
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Financial institutions are particularly at risk of theft as North Korea bleeds funds to support its nuclear program.
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The flip side of the band is another color entirely, which bleeds through the edges of the holes.
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One hits himself; the other pulls his hair out of his scalp and scratches himself until he bleeds.
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We also printed a faint mirror image of each portrait on the cover to bolster what bleeds through.
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Heme is what makes it possible for Impossible to create plant-based meat that bleeds like animal meat.
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It doesn't present a staid reconstruction of the past — it creates something that bleeds and seeps into the present.
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The bad news is we are also certain taking aspirin on a daily basis increases the risk of bleeds.
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"This polyp is attached to a blood vessel, so if you try to remove it, it bleeds," he explained.
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It means that hair is intrinsically tied up in ideas of our identity, and each bleeds into the other.
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The analysis also only focused on brain bleeds, and not on other types of internal bleeding associated with aspirin.
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Creepy as it seems, there is a logical explanation for why your mouth bleeds more around your period: Estrogen.
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Human beings are naturally more drawn to negative stories than to positive ones, if it bleeds it leads, etc.
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Tesla bleeds: Even after delivering a record number of cars in its second quarter, Tesla is still bleeding money.
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Big Narstie was born to be on TV. Entertainment rushes through his veins; cut him and he bleeds comedy.
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My heart bleeds for the family, the kids who go to this school, and the administrators and our city.
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This "sunscreen" bleeds out in the summer months, dyeing the area a darker color to protect that algae's chlorophyll.
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The sound of weeping that bleeds from his apartment most weekends may be troubling some of the other residents.
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Make no mistake ... Tom bleeds Canada's red and white, and he's in no way turning his back on Canada.
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A process that bleeds nonprofits dry Even without obstruction, getting consensus on standards is a long and arduous process.
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Sheriff Schmidt said the accusations against his employees were "horrific" and that "my heart bleeds" for Mr. Thomas's family.
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Sometimes it starts on the playing field and expands; sometimes it bleeds into sports from other areas of society.
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It has been two and a half years since this hospitalization, and the patient has had no more bleeds.
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Much of this is selection bias: if it bleeds, it leads, in both mass media and social-media algorithms.
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Meat purveyor Pat LaFrieda is an old-school do-it-yourselfer, a formidable trait that bleeds into his cooking.
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Hus' melodic yet rap-heavy vision bleeds through each of these freestyle videos, staring the viewer straight in the face.
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Volatility in the physical world bleeds over into the digital world and increases demands for these kinds of hacking tools.
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She's a singer whose power lies in her huskily soulful vocals and the vulnerability that bleeds through in her songwriting.
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But I know how the dehumanization of one group bleeds over into others fully understand the dangerousness of Trump's language.
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"Just having a disability — it bleeds through everything," says Karlo Ng, a supervising attorney at the National Housing Law Project.
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Harry slays the serpent, rescues her, and stabs Tom's diary till it bleeds (no returning that one to the library!).
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Our staple freebie at gigs 'cause we think everyone (boys get nose bleeds) should be able to bleed for free.
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"Anytime there's an athlete that bleeds and plays through it ... they get a little street cred," Alexi told TMZ Sports.
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Both wrists hit hard on concrete, and he struck the left side of his thigh, already damaged from previous bleeds.
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Zachary, in need of cash, begins to work as her pimp, and their working relationship bleeds into a complicated romance.
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It developed a plant source to create something similar for its Impossible Burger, the burger that "bleeds" as it cooks.
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Meanwhile, Trump had in his orbit a number of people with Moscow ties, including Paul Manafort, who practically bleeds borscht.
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Their covers fray, ink bleeds through their whisper-thin pages, and it's next to impossible to get them to lie flat.
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This bleeds into the old music business paradigm: Give the music away for free and make it up on the road.
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Capra said the leak has caused her family members to deal with severe nose bleeds, respiratory issues and other health problems.
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"[Cheddar is] always scratching and licking himself until he bleeds," says Tolstych, who works in a real estate office by day.
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But what about the fact that Azor Ahai was supposed to be born when "the red star bleeds?" you might ask.
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In this study, there was about a 60% increase in serious gastrointestinal bleeds in people who took aspirin regularly, said LeFevre.
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"My heart bleeds for her, because Gloria is the only mama my granddaughter knows," Mobley's paternal grandmother, Velma Aiken, told PEOPLE.
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Scar tissue bleeds moreAt even 6-12 months post injury the area is still healing and has increased capillary blood flow.
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We like to think of the internet as an international space, an idea that often bleeds over to technology more broadly.
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Once in Minnesota, doctors placed McKenna on anti-seizure medications as they treated her for skull fractures and two brain bleeds.
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She explains that she often has sleepless nights, and that her scalp itches so badly she scratches it until it bleeds.
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In the name of ideology, different economies are forced to adopt the same currency, even if doing so bleeds them dry.
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The response of the stylus is really fast and natural, it feels like the ink just bleeds out from the tip.
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Misinformation on WhatsApp can only be identified when it jumps to other social media sites or bleeds into the real world.
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Spiotta bleeds this situation for all of its nuance, raising provocative questions about art and commerce and the ethics of creation.
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"'If it bleeds, it leads' is an old American newspaper adage, and I think it still holds true today," he says.
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That support bleeds over to extremists who want to overthrow the Pakistani state itself, including al-Qaeda and the Pakistani Taliban.
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Ms. Smith gives fresh resonance to familiar stories and turns monologues into dialogues as one searing vignette bleeds into the next.
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Sure, he's a genius with a heart that bleeds red, white, and blue, but he has no sense of self-preservation.
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There is rarely a break on the horizon; the end of each campaign bleeds seamlessly into the start of the next.
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It is a growing trend of internet mob justice, one that often bleeds into real-world harassment with real-world consequences.
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Crucially, she's also set to feature in an upcoming King novella, If It Bleeds (more on that one in a moment).
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Some of that wildlife inevitably bleeds onto the course, like the few times a rhino got past the fence, Boshoff said.
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The Impossible Burger famously bleeds like real beef, thanks to a meat protein called heme, which the company produces from yeast.
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"Being beaten so hard that your nose bleeds like hell for just coming out as trans to your dad," tweeted @homolordt.
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This uncertainty bleeds into The Wind Rises, as the audience is reminded that all the planes Jiro designed never returned home.
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And sure, better reporting mechanisms are a good thing, but that's like offering an improved bandaid while the patient bleeds out.
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"It bleeds out of the judicial branch power to interpret the law, transfusing that power into the executive branch," he said.
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For Addie, the disease has meant years of bleeds, progressive joint damage, eventually the replacement of his left knee and both hips.
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Ben Croll, IndieWire: Come for the house that bleeds; stay for the reflections on parenthood and the difficulty of living with fame.
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With twists and surprises, the story reveals that despite her "sharp edges and cutthroat ambition," she still has a heart that bleeds.
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About 40 percent of patients suffered head injuries, and several of those were especially serious — including five brain bleeds and a concussion.
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This mountain of truly uninteresting lies then bleeds into "Karma," which builds upon the non-drama with new versions of old stories.
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"In the vast scheme of things is that worth 200 babies a year having severe brain bleeds and neurological deficiencies?" he said.
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He worked as a stop-motion animator before making the leap to directing, and the discipline that medium requires bleeds through here.
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He lets it fly and scores a direct hit on Viserion, and the dragon bleeds fire, falling into the frozen lake. Wow.
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But voyeurism gets much more complicated, and potentially harmful, when it bleeds into the personal life of a 13-year-old girl.
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It occurs when uterine tissue—which bleeds during menstruation—grows in other places in the body, most commonly in the pelvic organs.
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The Oloni thread only confirms what i know: don't trust anyone that bleeds for 5 days or more and does not die.
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The priority should be to strike America "until it bleeds to death both militarily and financially", he said in a public missive.
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Ibaka's influence bleeds all over Toronto's game-to-game strategy, but his resurrected dominance on the defensive end is a necessary relief.
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Not surprisingly, the state bleeds teachers—neighboring Texas is a popular destination—and legislators have shown little interest in keeping them around.
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The AP reported that the men are being force-fed through nasal tubes, and that many have "persistent nose bleeds" and vomiting.
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The Impossible Burger "bleeds" like meat because it uses heme, a protein found in red meat that Impossible Foods grows from yeast.
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And Trump's pledge to respond to Assad next door in Syria is complicated by the fight against ISIS that bleeds into Iraq.
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"Ibuprofen puts people at risk of bleeds in the gastrointestinal tract and kidney damage — so it's not free of risk," said Brune.
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They also say people ages 60 to 69 have less to gain, since the risk of bleeds in this group is higher.
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That way you can spend most of your break time eating and not cooking, especially if work time bleeds into lunch time.
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"The Prophet Muhammad predicted that once the sword bleeds innocent blood, this blood will run until the Day of Judgment," he said.
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Her mother has recently died, and her face is badly bruised — her mouth intermittently bleeds without warning — from a recent, drunken fall.
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Depending on the artist, when the personal bleeds aggressively into the professional, it can be a recipe for either messiness or motivation.
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Music from that revelry bleeds into the room (the smart sound design is by Matt Otto), but booze sets the real tone.
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Ruiz's page is a place where polarities and time periods blur—Catholicism bleeds into the erotic; classical antiquity is laced with BDSM.
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It's even partnered with Impossible Foods to bring the Impossible Burger, a meatless burger that "bleeds," to all 43 of its locations.
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These protests are about the continued predatory practices of the municipal court system here, which bleeds people dry in fines and fees.
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In the later paintings, crisp edges are markedly crisper and softer transitions are not watercolor-like bleeds, but cinematic, sprayed fade-outs.
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"We've learned our lesson," the gang sings in a panic, as the cops cuff them and Charlie bleeds out on the sidewalk.
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They crossed the Narrow Sea to win the Unburnt her throne, and won't rest until the realm bleeds for her and her alone.
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But the ability to keep financing its "massive debt binge" is impaired, Sharma said, if too much money bleeds out of the system.
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There's a voiceover in "Burning Love" about how everyone is ready to kill everyone, and it bleeds over into a scene with Celeste.
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Netflix amortises the cost of content over periods of up to five years, so reports an accounting profit even as it bleeds cash.
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She bleeds, she cries, she's a human — at least in my eyes she is, even though a lot of people disagree with me.
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On May 4, medical personnel performed a CT scan on McKenna and found one of the bleeds in her brain had grown larger.
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Even worse, the once-promising filmmaker Duncan Jones (Moon) is reduced to directing traffic as one uninspired action sequence bleeds into the next.
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In 2014, researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign demonstrated a bio-mimicking plastic that bleeds and heals like human skin.
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Although the parade of food, which bleeds onto an extra table, is satisfying and even thrilling at times, it's more comforting than newsworthy.
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The impressionist video's a good fit, following Tucker through a soft-focus house party and city streets all as she bleeds green paint.
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The bullet went through, as he says in the trailer, but that means it's only a matter of time before he bleeds out.
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So when a girl bleeds through her khaki shorts in third period (pun intended), they don't perpetuate the cycle of shame and intolerance. .
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A spokeswoman said on Monday the Basel-based drugmaker stood "100 percent" behind its statements about emicizumab and guidance for doctors treating bleeds.
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The detainees were reportedly force-fed through nasal tubes, which led to vomiting and "persistent nose bleeds," an attorney told the news outlet.
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I think apathy kind of bleeds in, and you start to think, 'Well, I'm not apathetic, I just don't feel like doing that.
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The Beltway media, in particular, have struggled to understand his earnestness, and some of that cynicism often bleeds into coverage of his finances.
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But he said that around three years ago, a series of television stations started opening up near Penticton, causing bleeds into their signal.
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The sad, curling melody, like a memory of a hymn, bleeds into the child's quietly forlorn cry, and Coyote, howling at the moon.
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Their success boils down to a rigidity that bleeds from possession to possession, quarter to quarter, night to night, and week to week.
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When reproduced as full-page or full-spread bleeds, the photographs lose their formal coherence and threaten to become something like ecological wallpaper.
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The photographs, uniform in proportion, with vertically oriented images slightly larger than horizontal ones, are given generous white space; there are few bleeds.
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The researchers asked all of the smart assistants 123 questions on 39 first aid topics such as heart attacks, poisoning, and nose bleeds.
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But they are blurred by discrepancies of tuning: standard temperament is set against natural harmonics, so that each chord bleeds around the edges.
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I'm not kidding," he said, adding, "Eventually the job is going to beat him over the head until he bleeds from his skull.
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The burger is a plant-based patty from Silicon Valley-start-up Impossible Foods that looks, tastes and "bleeds" just like real meat.
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Joe bleeds uncontrollably while Jasper explains that if Joe can stop the bleeding, he'll have around 12 hours to get his fingertip reattached.
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"If it bleeds, it leads," he says, echoing a sour cry that has resounded from "Ace in the Hole" (1951) to "Nightcrawler" (2014).
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All of these factors reinforce an omnipresent state of proximal fear, a sense of disquietude that bleeds into every social, cultural, and civic activity.
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While everyone else debates the quality of Elliot's soul, Nancy is stuck upstairs frantically scratching away at her C-section scars until she bleeds.
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She has a clear and bright enthusiasm that bleeds into her every interaction, as if she's saying, 'Well here we both are, whaddya got?
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" Immediately, Colton's confessional voiceover bleeds into the scene, as he adds, "I wanted her to say, 'I'm falling in love with you,' so bad.
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I'm really hoping some of this design bleeds over to the Wakanda-heavy Infinity War coming up because I definitely need more of it.
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Movie Lara receives a gut wound that bleeds through her sweaty tank top, so her film costume lines up perfectly with the game version.
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The number of fatal bleeds was balanced between the two therapies, but the number of brain hemorrhages was numerically lower in patients on betrixaban.
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An extension that bleeds into the EU's next budget period would be too complicated, say some diplomats, suggesting a natural upper limit of 2020.
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For the now-widowed Celeste, that moment bleeds into her other nighttime memories of her husband: The day they visited the in vitro clinic.
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That sort of procedural battle could make for an ugly Friday session that bleeds into the weekend, and the precise next steps are unclear.
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Last night, Impossible Foods debuted its long-awaited meat-free burger that looks—and bleeds—just like beef to the public, live on MUNCHIES.
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Eventually, I realized that fraternity culture bleeds into the rest of culture—I realized, in other words, how I should be framing [the book].
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An operation that was supposed to take four to six months instead bleeds into 10, and his reporting spills well into that next year.
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Those in their 60s are at greater risk for bleeds, which increase with age, so doctors should weigh risks and benefits in individual patients.
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The smell bleeds through my TV set every time he says the word "frankenfood" like a toddler who just learned a new curse word.
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He also suffered five broken bones on his face and has a hole in his sinus which bleeds into his mouth, he told reporters.
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The language of one war bleeds through to another, even though somewhere we know that echoes can be false, that analogies may not hold.
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The goal of gene therapy is to reduce or eliminate patients' need for injections with clotting factor and to reduce the number of bleeds.
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But bleeds into his joints put him on crutches for days at a time or forced him to keep his arm in a sling.
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Likewise, at the left end of the horizontal black rectangle in the middle of the canvas, a short white line bleeds into the black.
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The moves are meant to insulate the economy from major fallout as trade tensions stoke uncertainty and a global slowdown bleeds into American factories.
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Caret, a second-generation Boeing employee who said she bleeds "Boeing blue", is looking at opportunities to work on several classified projects as well.
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Ezra Pound may have famously declared that art is news that stays news, but Bacon has added the adage, if it bleeds, it leads.
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Hynes bleeds into his duets with BEA1991, Kelsey Lu, Nelly Furtado, and Debbie Harry until the boundaries between all of the voices become blurred.
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When exposed to the elements, this compound bleeds into the atmosphere in large airborne clumps, which can, unfortunately, be picked up by the human nose.
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The first half, "Refreshing," bleeds into another track called "Under My Skin" and jointly they tell Ye Ali's version of a modern day love story.
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"Preterm infants definitely do better with delayed cord clamping," Denny said, noting that they have fewer serious problems such as brain bleeds and intestinal issues.
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Though it's made of wheat, potato protein, soy, yeast, and coconut, the Impossible Burger looks, tastes, and "bleeds" just like a regular meat patty would.
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He starts popping a pimple on his cheek until it breaks and bleeds, then tells me that people usually think he's older than he is.
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The company's Impossible Burger—known as the "veggie burger that bleeds"—will be mass produced there; commercial production is planned to begin early this summer.
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Now, I know this is my best friend's birthday episode, but … I feel like it's Queen Lisa Vanderpump who bleeds this powder/cocktail color combo.
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Over the weekend, the actress channeled her famous character Eleven (minus the nose bleeds) and defended a young boy who was being bullied at school.
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That's a tough feeling that kind of bleeds into the rest of your game, too, because you feel like you've got to be more aggressive.
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While the rest of the world bleeds the Instagram feed with cutesy photos, SAD observers go to Twitter to tell us how they really feel.
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The problem is that for those who don't already have heart disease, aspirin comes with some dangerous side effects, such as brain bleeds, experts say.
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The divide illustrates the complicated politics of the capital region, which straddles where the liberal coast bleeds into the more conservative interior of the state.
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The scanners were detecting pulse, as a more intense pulse can cause damage to small vessels in the brain, causing minor bleeds called mini-strokes.
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A man, center bottom, bleeds from his injured leg as he gets helped from paramedics, firemen, and police in Central Park in New York, Sunday.
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Most laptop displays and monitors have black bezels, and the continued use of a dark mode across the OS just bleeds naturally into the corners.
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The artistry and care bleeds through everywhere, right down to the twitchy dances that your Felyne Palico companions perform as you roast a juicy steak.
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For me, the sense of fulfillment and pride I receive from my career bleeds positively into all aspects of my life, including as a mother.
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Yet Allen dutifully reports their words, which are then shuttled to your inbox before 7 AM. This ethos bleeds into Axios's other coverage as well.
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I love the way you're not consciously thinking of making a mark, and you get these beautiful effects where the color bleeds or breaks up.
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With bile going immediately outside her body, instead of through the liver and her body, Erika was susceptible to extreme sickness and potential fatal bleeds.
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There are places where the color bleeds, and others where he has gone back into one color with a darker version of the same color.
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But I love Brütal Legend, Double Fine's 2009 game about a heavy metal roadie and a massive, colorful fantasy world that, sometimes literally, bleeds metal.
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With endometriosis, that tissue thickens and bleeds, but it happens outside of the uterus — on the fallopian tubes, or even in the nose or lungs.
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Work routinely bleeds into employees' personal lives, which is why it's important for companies to provide new tools to balance their work and personal lives.
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Made from proteins derived from peas and other plants, the burger has no cholesterol, but it oozes "grease" on the griddle and "bleeds" beet juice.
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Here, if it bleeds, it leads right into everyone's pocket — the police, emergency workers, hospitals — a truism that makes this documentary feel finally, appallingly, universal.
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The twins were born five and a half weeks later, at 2.5 pounds each, and battled brain bleeds and respiratory trouble in the neonatal ICU.
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This bleeds over to Truth Be Told's plotting, which doles out twists in its murder mystery as Poppy is about to discover them for herself.
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The frenzy of old — with multiple teams bidding aggressively on free agents — has evolved to a painstaking process that often bleeds deep into spring training.
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A lot of people think that everyone with a vagina bleeds after their first time having P-in-V sex, but we know this isn't true.
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That academic background may seem a surprising fit for the startup world, but it helps explain how Brown has successfully engineered a veggie burger that bleeds.
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About a half-hour into the trip, at least 30 passengers reported feeling headaches and got nose bleeds, while others actually started bleeding from their ears.
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Maybe there is no defined start or stop to what differentiates me and my exacting routines from my faulty brain circuitry; maybe it all bleeds together.
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It's only ballooned into more of a wonder since its release: each song bleeds into the next, laying bare his loneliness and confusion, desperation and desire.
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That means they're sleekly modern and formalistic when dormant, and release a vibrant rainbow that bleeds through the transparent housing when turned on in the dark.
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You've got this sense of hysteria that something is changing — and journalism is moving from golden age, from Watergate stuff to If it bleeds, it leads.
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In a world that's constantly deeming periods gross and shameful, any track that free bleeds over the music industry is an instant classic in my eyes.
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And to prove that no matter your skin color or profession, everyone bleeds the same color, and everyone's tears stream down their face equally in grief.
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The leak has been emitting 4.5 million cars' worth of pollution every day and residents in the Porter Ranch neighborhood have reported nose bleeds and headaches.
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"Hemlibra has been shown to effectively reduce the frequency of bleeds compared to currently available medicines," Roche Chief Medical Officer Sandra Horning said in a statement.
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It runs through the fibers of the band members' own activities, inside and outside the band, and bleeds heavily into their new offering, Thin Black Duke.
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QUICK: JAMIE WE KNOW WE ARE LOOKING AT AN INDUSTRIAL RECESSION AT THIS POINT THERE HAVE BEEN A LOT OF QUESTIONS ABOUT WHETHER THAT BLEEDS OVER.
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The drive to constantly be seeking out shortcuts and exploits bleeds over into recreational gaming, making it hard to stick to the path the developers intended.
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Usually, an initial MRI scan is not enough to detect early or subtle brain changes — additional testing is often required to identify micro-bleeds, for instance.
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It is sad that I feel the need to state the obvious, but my heart bleeds blue for the men and women of our police forces.
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These concerns, which have included swelling and micro-bleeds in the brain, have only became apparent during clinical trials with the use of human neuroimaging techniques.
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"Saybie experienced virtually none of the medical challenges typically associated with micro preemies, which can include brain bleeds, and lung and heart issues," the hospital said.
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"We clearly want to be the omnichannel retailer of choice, meeting the customer everywhere they want to shop, and that bleeds into our associates," Festerling said.
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He bleeds on the floor of the temple, his life-blood running out, his life given over to murder, the very thing he sought to master.
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In recent years, it's become difficult to talk about the urban music that bleeds out of the city without speculating some sort of tie to OVO.
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Sever them—the country's long pipelines, pumping stations, storage tanks and great refineries—and it is not just the kingdom that bleeds, but the global economy.
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The novel is told in letters, mainly to Michele from his mother — a savant of passive aggression who bullies and wheedles and bleeds onto the page.
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"New Waves" is a novel about how work culture bleeds into how we approach all the things in our personal life — grief, racism, the internet, etc.
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"New Waves" is a novel about how work culture bleeds into how we approach all the things in our personal life — grief, racism, the internet, etc.
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Born with arteriovenous malformation, a life-threatening medical condition which causes dangerous nose bleeds, facial swelling and migraines, she sometimes found it difficult to fit in.
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That silhouette — one arm raised to the sky, the taped wrist and tapered torso — is so familiar that it bleeds through even the strongest aerosol blast.
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OBAMACARE BLEEDS INSURANCE GIANT: UnitedHealthCare Group, the nation's largest insurer, lost $21625 millionn in the ObamaCare exchanges last year, according to its earnings report released Tuesday.
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But in a city where rampant poverty bleeds into jailhouses and schoolhouses, others can't rationalize giving taxpayer money to wealthy owners of a private entertainment enterprise.
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"They would put their hand in our mouths and just press our bottom lips to our teeth until it bleeds" if you speak Slavey, she said.
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Pierce says he hasn't been back to Ireland for SPD in years -- but he still clearly bleeds GREEN when it comes to the fight game. Sláinte!!!!
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In a world of proliferating information that travels like quicksilver through the virtual ether, the media adage "if it bleeds, it leads" has never been more relevant.
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It was produced by Majority Rule's Matt Michel, a fact that's immediate from the start, as his familiar grimey sheen from classics like Emergency Numbers bleeds through.
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His physicality is front and center, and it's both impossible (John should be dead a thousand times over) and extremely human (John bleeds, staggers, reels with grief).
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It bleeds easily into a popular belief that freedom of expression should be of paramount importance even in nonpublic domains of American life — like, say, social networks.
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If "the current industrial recession bleeds into the broader economy and even if Fed eases, they cannot stave off an equity selloff of about 20%," Deshpande said.
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Nancy Pelosi&aposs argument was a larger narrative about what the president&aposs rhetoric on immigration overall and how this animal comment bleeds into that larger narrative.
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But the Basel-based drugmaker stands by "100 percent" behind its statements about emicizumab as well as its guidance for doctors on how to respond to bleeds.
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All together, it makes sense we close "Part 26" with the traumatizing, horrific death of the lovable Miss Mary Whitney, who bleeds out following a botched abortion.
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From folklore to more recent unexplained mysteries, it's the kind of listen that bleeds into your nightmares no matter what time of day you turn it on.
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"When the red star bleeds and the darkness gathers, Azor Ahai shall be born again amidst smoke and salt to wake dragons out of stone," Melisandre says.
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A startup out of Silicon Valley claims to have created a plant-based burger that smells, tastes, and even bleeds like meat that comes from a cow.
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It's important to note thatOneohtrix Point Never's art fucking with our minds bleeds into all areas of his output, including the sensory overload in its live incarnation.
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Yes, the sport could break bones, shred ligaments, and knock players out cold, but hard-shell plastic helmets had made catastrophic skull fractures and brain bleeds rare.
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Viscerally articulating the feeling of being outside of her own body, she prevails by sticking a pin into the man's leg until he bleeds and actually disappears.
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But one of the many awesome things about the 33-year-old multi-hyphenate is that she's utterly genuine: her music bleeds heart on the sleeve emotion.
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But it also bleeds into academics, with wealthier students having the option of private tutoring and access to their parents' networks when looking for jobs and internships.
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They'll do away with intricate fills, leaving a damp, heavy floor tom smack in place; guitar fuzz bleeds up from the ground, congealing around a hypnotic bass.
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Whatever you are bleeds into others, and earlier in my career, I was a little bit more high-strung and I worried about things that didn't matter.
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The president has the right to tell another country's leader to investigate corruption, particularly if it "bleeds over" into the United States, Mr. Giuliani said on Thursday.
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"Fifteen wounded people who were conscious were lying on the road with burns and bleeds," senior Magen David Adom paramedic Elad Pass said of the scene's aftermath.
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People suffered diarrhea, nose bleeds and other health problems after eating food provided by the United Nations food agency, police said in a statement late on Monday.
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With endometriosis, the displaced tissue "continues to act as it normally would — it thickens, breaks down and bleeds with each menstrual cycle," according to the Mayo Clinic.
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One video shows the consequences of failing to get appropriate treatment, featuring a Serbian man who suffered joint bleeds as a child and now must use crutches.
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Toward the end, it looks like David gives up, climbing out of the ring, but then the 47-year-old hops back in as he bleeds profusely.
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I think the reason that we are not disturbed by the bleeds of color and the imperfect lines is because Wurmfeld's paintings are about change rather than perfection.
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With a unique painting style that bleeds and swirls the fleshtones of the antiquated subjects, Irish painter Genieve Figgis' Renaissance-style portraiture exudes a surreal and hypnotizing eeriness.
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If you've noticed more pronounced vertical lines around your lips or that your lipstick bleeds more easily than it used to, we have an easy and save solution.
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Now we&aposve told you about those 210 texts, this all bleeds through the process, all the way down to FBI agents working on the Hillary Clinton probe.
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Her home town of Burleson, just outside of Fort Worth, Texas, bleeds into two counties, both red: Tarrant County went 214% for Trump, and Johnson County went 14%.
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We were more combative and crazy and had a lot more words to say, but I think we just grew up, and it bleeds through to the community.
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Because both lack Ben Affleck's magnetism and his deep sense of brokenness (that honestly extends beyond his character and bleeds into his real life), they don't resonate, either.
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But they've given us a sneak peek with this exclusive clip, featuring more personal stories about this issue that bleeds into our daily lives — regardless of our size.
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Roche's newly approved haemophilia drug Hemlibra significantly cut the risk of treated bleeds in patients without resistance to standard therapy compared to those receiving no prophylaxis, it said.
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"I found myself thinking that I had to use full bleeds to evoke certain things," Moore says, speaking about the borderless, two-page spread often used in comics.
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These include agroforestry (growing trees and crops together increases carbon retention), no-till agriculture (plowing causes erosion and carbon loss) and keeping farmland covered (bare dirt bleeds carbon).
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These sites are Web 2.0 at its darkest epitome, a quiver of arrows that strikes at our deepest, most cherished institutions and bleeds us of kindness and forethought.
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Activists are debating these questions while the movement bleeds, having suffered one blow after another from a hostile administration intent on undoing years of progress under Barack Obama.
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The patty, which is gluten and soy-free, contains 20 grams of vegetable protein, and when you prick it, pulverized beet juice "bleeds" out, mimicking ground red meat.
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Sen. Pat Toomey is renewing a push to crackdown on cities that don't comply with federal immigration rules as the issue bleeds over into his bid for reelection.
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Yasiel Puig's 8-month-old boy bleeds Dodger blue (through his dome) just like daddy -- stuntin' with a colored faux hawk for Game 1 of the World Series!
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She noted that she would back whatever actions the president takes, though she noted that her "heart bleeds" for families who have lost loved ones to gun violence.
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The Impossible Burger, for instance, is engineered taste by taste, smell by smell, texture by texture, to replicate ground beef—the stuff even bleeds like the real thing.
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The girl is reminded of her disease by her near-daily nose bleeds — a common problem among those with H.H.T. But she hasn't let them slow her down.
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And antidepressants can have rare but significant side effects, including brain bleeds, the risk for which is small but elevated, especially in the first 30 days of use.
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That Mr. Wilson's history bleeds so seamlessly into the present is testimony to the fact that the bringing together of that America is a drama yet to unfold.
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Officers may not report on other officers, however, because some aspects of prison culture, like the aversion to "snitching," bleeds into correctional staff culture as well, Baker said.
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In the late-stage study, 62.9 percent of patients receiving emicizumab experienced zero treated bleeds compared to 5.6 percent of those receiving so-called bypassing agents, Roche said.
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It has a vital message, affectingly rendered: Prejudice not only strangles individual dreams but stupidly bleeds a society of the talents it needs to reach its fullest potential.
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This led to beautiful bleeds and some interesting effects, but the lack of composition and structure weakens the work (which is not the case with Morris Louis, say).
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A parking sign and a few spray-paint cans are blurred behind a tangerine-tinted fog that bleeds into the image from the top of the frame's edge.
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The community of people around us was as diverse in appearance as the New York City blocks on which we live, where the Upper West Side bleeds into Harlem.
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"We chose to share our story so that everyone can see that trans people are no different from the next person who bleeds, or cries, or loves," she said.
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It's an ancient class system that bleeds through London's private gardens and nightclub lines, making life a pain in the ass if you're young and don't have any money.
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He's lamented an "if it bleeds, it leads" attitude that places spectacle over substance, and deemed the American media "Balkanized" for the fragments that appeal only to certain demographics.
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He sweats, he swears, he bleeds—his physical deterioration matches perfectly the game itself, which gradually becomes more violent, more difficult, and more of an ordeal for the player.
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However, Kudlow said the president and his team are currently "working on one draft" instead of having separate speeches prepared in case the Senate trial bleeds into next week.
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It bleeds into how we talk about nearly every experience, including Collisions, which is only possible because of how much work Jaunt has put into its cameras and software.
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Cowgill's Luciferian faith bleeds through but doesn't take center stage the way it did on the album's predecessor, 2015's Songs of Flesh & Blood - In the Key of Light.
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Holohan knowingly competing with his Factor XIII deficiently, a blood condition that medical professionals believe would make him more susceptible to cranial bleeds, underlines his love for the sport.
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The school nurse, India Brimberry, said she has noticed a pattern of students suffering from nose bleeds, vomiting and stomach aches due to changes in temperature and other conditions.
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Aroldis Chapman now bleeds red, white and blue ... even though he kinda already did (see: Cuba's flag) ... because the Cuban-born pitcher is now a full-fledged U.S. citizen.
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Left-wing voices point to the enduring post-1967 Israeli occupation, while right-wing critics focus on the Arab and Communist-bred anti-Zionism that bleeds into anti-Semitism.
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After she gets her period and bleeds onto the bedsheets, Soren begins rejecting her advances, suddenly disgusted by the intensity of her desire and the reality of her body.
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Without kids around or a partner who wants to eat dinner at a certain time, I just snack all day, never cook meals, and time just all bleeds together.
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His anger, rather, is directed at bosses who exploit labor and governments that punish the working poor — two sides of a capitalist democracy that bleeds people like him dry.
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The patient bleeds a fair amount, is put to bed and happily awakens a musical moment later to a dance of celebration almost as long as the ordeal itself.
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"Jealousy and infidelity are common themes in pop music, but Gomez's obsession, her desperation to understand what she supposedly lacks, bleeds into a Sapphic fantasy on 'Perfect,'" Cinquemani wrote.
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"Unfortunately, we have found that sometimes the yellow forms posted at a residence get wet, the ink bleeds and is eventually no longer visible," says Loch, the agency spokesman.
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As if fashioned by a child with a razor, two stick-figure women in triangle skirts hold hands beneath a puffy cloud while a startled house beside them bleeds.
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Between the early and late 1950s, all three used a medium that shared qualities we associate with watercolor, the way it bleeds and runs down the surface, for example.
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There are a lot of doorways, which in themselves become a part of the composition, especially in the way that light bleeds through from one room to the next.
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But in the summer you can enjoy the benefits of seeing a concert without being trapped in a stuffy music venue or in the nose bleeds of a stadium.
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Now, Coombs says, branding bleeds into nearly every aspect of American life, from childhood breakfast cereals to life insurance policies, and companies can't just remove themselves from political situations.
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This means without pressurization, aircraft cabins will have much less oxygen, and the air will be thinner and drier, which can lead to ear pain or bleeding and nose bleeds.
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As if it were a stroke of magic, we watched David Chang and the chefs from Momofuku cook a plant-based burger that "bleeds" in our very own test kitchen.
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One of my colleagues, Neil Irwin, who's a Knight-Bagehot fellow, is someone who ... And I really admire how he can write with authority and expertise that bleeds through everything.
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In labs across the world, researchers are growing meat from just a handful of animal cells or engineering striking imitations of meat, including an entirely plant-based burger that bleeds.
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"Every time these war games happen there's a problem -- that a deterrence signal bleeds into a provocation from North Korea's perspective," said John Delury, a professor at Seoul's Yonsei University.
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The journey is far from over, but the legacy of Black art in this country will forever tell the story of reverie that bleeds from one generation to the next.
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From adolescence, we've been taught that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction – a law of science whose truth bleeds over into the social sciences as well.
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From the start of the albums opener "Fantas," her synth work bleeds and swells, less like marking out shapes on a canvas than dripping single drops of paint into puddles.
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In Pulheim, field recordings from car engines or car radios reassure you that you are watching a piece of art, as music bleeds into the broader category of sound design.
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The episode also puts an end to Donovan, who bleeds out on the street outside the Cortez, which means no more Matt Bomer, which means no more perfect cheek bones.
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As the privacy discussion accelerates, grows more sophisticated and bleeds into headlines and the halls of Congress, it's worth asking these fundamental questions of tech companies, data brokers and lawmakers.
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There is always that sun-drenched backdrop that takes over everything: that dewy, mildewed, strip-malled, occasionally dumpster-adjacent landscape that bleeds its sunsets over retention ponds and oceans alike.
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The average girl starts having her period at age 12 and bleeds for up to seven days a month until she is about 50 years old, according to the womenshealth.
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"He has had a few more bleeds since last nights procedure, so they are now trying to sedate him to a paralytic level so he won't cough or move," she wrote.
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This bleeds into local Labour Party groups and permeates a political culture — one that has turned countless Jewish leftists away from a UK movement they were initially inspired to campaign for.
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A group of UCLA scientists found that at least 249 people visited two Southern California emergency rooms with broken bones, bumps, bruises, and head injuries — including brain bleeds — from scooter accidents.
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The risk of intracranial hemorrhage, or brain bleeds, was rare: taking aspirin was associated with two additional cases of this type of internal bleeding for every 1,000 people, the study found.
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"At this interim analysis after a median of 12 weeks of treatment, emicizumab prophylaxis showed a clinically meaningful reduction in the number of bleeds over time," Roche said in a statement.
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Moving from evidence to collective memory, viewers come upon the blurred, grainy, and small-scale photographs of the Mexican photographer Yael Martínez, part of a series titled The House That Bleeds.
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This complexity bleeds into the co-op mode, where two players control two characters a piece to take down enemy Rabbids, setting up combos and utilizing different characters' strengths to win.
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Watch Dan Aykroyd as Julia Aykroyd sends up Child in a classic 1978 "Saturday Night Live" skit in which she bleeds out but never breaks character after a kitchen accident. 5.
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McDonald's launched its first veggie pea, bean, and potato-based burger in Singapore, and Silicon Valley startup Impossible Foods debuted the plant-based "burger that bleeds" in the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen.
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Legendary Georgia RB Knowshon Moreno says his old squad is gonna put a hurtin' on Alabama when they square off tonight ... and it ain't just cause he bleeds Red and Black.
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If it bleeds, it leads: A model boards a plane and enters a kind of "Twilight Zone" reunion involving her former boyfriend, a musician who was delivered a soul-crushing critique.
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When a solid plane bleeds into the area adjacent to it, I get the feeling that Hoyland had done a lot of watercolors, which his American peers would have frowned upon.
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" That room becomes a "pale sack" and then an "empty sack" when the speaker, despite the exhortations of men and women to "work harder," bleeds "the food all over the floor.
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The restaurant visits and chef interviews are broken up with fake commercials, animations, film clips and parodies of Japanese TV comedies or the "Saturday Night Live" Julia-Child-bleeds-out skit.
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But what about Groupon, which brought your family a nice dinner in hard times, or the popular vegan Impossible Burger, which purports to reduce animal cruelty but which also, somehow, bleeds?
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Typically, surgeons treated life-threatening abdominal bleeds from gunshots and bomb blasts by cutting open the abdomen, searching for the damaged organs and arteries, repairing them, and stitching up the incisions.
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On Wednesday, California-based Don Lee Farms announced the launch of its Better Than Beef burger that, of course, "bleeds" organic beet juice and will be sold at Costco stores nationwide.
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The Impossible Burger, in case you haven't heard, makes a mean veggie burger—one that bleeds a savory beet-based juice that mimics the pink interior of a medium-rare beef patty.
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If a penis bleeds after any kind of sex, the urethra, prostate, or foreskin may have been irritated, but it could also indicate a health condition, so you should see a doctor.
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"When the red star bleeds and the darkness gathers, Azor Ahai shall be born again amidst smoke and salt to wake dragons out of stone," she says in A Storm of Swords.
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She is currently an associate professor of creative writing at Tulane University and author of the novels Where the Line Bleeds and Salvage the Bones, which won the 2011 National Book Award.
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It notoriously crushes competition and bleeds its rivals by favoring its own products in its results — all of which comes together to make it by far the most dominant player in advertising.
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The moment of romance was short-lived; as the camera turns away from the warmly lit, close-up smooch, it bleeds (literally) into Ellie brutally sinking her knife into a man's neck.
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The overall result is a thoroughly enjoyable, thought-provoking film that will have you question what you know about the past, and how it bleeds into our present – and possibly our future.
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"The study showed a statistically significant reduction in the number of bleeds over time in people treated with emicizumab prophylaxis compared to those receiving no prophylactic treatment," Roche said in a statement.
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On the Nexus, you can manually adjust the amount of blur around an object, and because the blur is applied using software it often bleeds onto objects with similar colors and tones.
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We've seen deaths in the ring, fighters coming off brain bleeds returning to sparring, deplorable human beings become worldwide phenomenons, and brave men and women ripped off in any number of ways.
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In a 2007 documentary, Chubbuck's brother Greg said that she was unhappy because her boss, Mike Simmons, was pushing the station to emphasize stories of the "if it bleeds, it leads" variety.
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The six-year-old company has received $273.5 million in venture capital funding, including an investment from Bill Gates, and is known for having created a veggie burger that "bleeds" like meat.
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The health equivalent of the adage in crime reporting that "if it bleeds it leads," is that unexpected or controversial findings receive more attention than findings in support of the status quo.
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Fournier's writing about politics has always been Aspen-ready—he has a holistic vision of leadership that bleeds into his analysis ("But can he LEAD?" sums up 80 percent of Fournier's writing).
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"One week we can carry two million people and be extremely safe, but what happens in our community bleeds into our system and we have to deal with that too," Trost said.
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Each song bleeds into the next, making for a cohesive body of work, but with no real moments aside from the beautiful "Flower" which is striking because it is sung in Urdu.
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Earlier this year, Whole Foods began selling Beyond Burgers—Beyond Meat's plant-based protein hamburger patty that "bleeds" when you grill it—right next to its real burgers in the meat cooler.
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DC has had several big-ticket R&B exports—among them Tank, Ginuwine, Raheem DeVaughn, Mya, and Amerie, whose music bleeds with the sounds of go-go courtesy of producer Rich Harrison.
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And Twitter's actual audience has always been a pretty hard thing to gauge given that a lot of content bleeds beyond the platform and it's trying to further expand into live video.
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So, in order to shine a light on this, we've created Noisey Lebanon—the latest in our series of films focusing on countries, cities, and the music that bleeds through their veins.
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Sometimes Green is starved, sometimes she's shunned, sometimes she's burned, and sometimes she's forced to take a "Spike Walk" and trail her wrists over a series of jutting nails until she bleeds.
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"One of the consequences of a system that sort of bleeds money out of clients and client communities to operate itself is to really damage those communities trying to rebound," said Bunton.
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Although I kind of think it all bleeds together and I think you see this a lot where a lot of people have a hard time distinguishing between opinion and news coverage.
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I think that all just bleeds together and what you might hear as the facts being presented at night and you can't tell the difference between what's being said during the daytime.
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In recent years, Drake has grown perhaps too comfortable in this perpetual state of self-examination and light sadness—he bleeds onto the page and then admires the pattern he leaves behind.
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At times it's not until halfway through the second page, when a proper name is used, that the reader notices the shift, as one shared meal or lovers' quarrel bleeds into another.
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As vocalist Tom told me last time we featured the band, "Everything you do in your daily life is political," and that's an attitude that purposefully bleeds through into this latest release.
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I left my Oui Shave razor sitting in its box under my sink for weeks because I could envision The Post headline: Girl Bleeds Out In Bathtub In Pursuit Of Smooth Bikini Line.
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If you're someone who has a uterus, then you might feel like you have it all figured out: you know why it bleeds, how it holds a baby, and what it's there for.
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The feasibility of MoviePass's model to pay full price for tickets while it builds a customer base and negotiates deals with theaters has come under greater scrutiny as its parent company bleeds money.
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And the songs all sound like they were written around then, which is cute at first but quickly grows tiresome as each bleeds into the next, completely indistinguishable from what came before it.
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Deutsche Bank analyst Richard Parkes said the problems suggested that patients were still experiencing breakthrough bleeds despite getting ACE910, cutting the chance that ACE910 was so effective as to abrogate all bleeding risk.
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In Mishap 7, a painting belonging to a series of works Paleni labels as "small playground spaces," an entanglement of human limbs bleeds into what appears to be a neon body of water.
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Concurrently, doctors were taking note of the game's dangers—skull fractures, brain bleeds and concussions, spinal trauma, nose and throat injuries, organ rupture, joint-bone injuries, and infections—and condemning it, as well.
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"For tens of thousands of people that are waiting to hear the outcome of this, my heart bleeds with joy, knowing that so many people are going to get help," Feal told CNN.
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Related: Meet The Indie Developer Using 'Samurai Jack' To Inspire A New Style Of Gaming Samurai Jack Is Coming Back to TV 'Samurai Jack' Bleeds in the Longest Sneak-Peek Released So Far
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In the vein of many of her songs, it's about a particular stage in a romantic relationship; in this case, the grey area that bleeds between no-strings-attached sex and a situationship.
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Her stories are not screeds nor are they hysterical, but it makes sense to hear the author speak of being enraged — rage (and many other feelings) bleeds out from behind her taut sentences.
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As anyone who has seen her ferocious roast of Alec Baldwin will attest, she can go on the attack with force, but her default is warm self-deprecation that occasionally bleeds into vulnerability.
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Still, analysts continue to cite several adverse events in Roche's studies including thrombotic microangiopathy - damage to blood vessels in vital organs — that accompanied repeated high doses of bypassing agents to treat breakthrough bleeds.
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Expect to hear about how climate change is already affecting the US today, from extreme hurricanes to raging wildfires, and how the crisis bleeds into other top issues from health care to immigration.
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Irving played for Coach K back in 2010 (for all of 12 games) but even though he's killing it in the NBA right now it's clear from the clip he still bleeds blue.
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If the question is around gun violence and the results of that, please know that my heart bleeds and is broken for those families that have lost any individual due to gun violence.
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Between Lana Del Rey's press shots, her dalliances in professionally-filmed First Lady roleplay sessions, and her recurring, bombastic invocations of tried-but-true 'Murrican tropes, the singer practically bleeds red, white, and blue.
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This might explain why, when Kit recounts her past as Diane's friend and academic competitor in high school, she reveals an undercurrent of sexual tension that bleeds into the pressure cooker of the present.
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You see someone smiling, it makes us feel more comfortable and somehow that bleeds into the idea that your panting breath and your aching legs aren't quite as bad as they might otherwise seem.
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The trial also met all secondary endpoints, including reducing the number of bleeds over time with emicizumab prophylaxis treatment in an intra-patient comparison in people who had received prior bypassing agent prophylaxis treatment.
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Educate your sons so they don't recoil from the word 'tampon,' so when a girl bleeds through her khaki shorts in third period (pun intended), they don't perpetuate the cycle of shame and intolerance.
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Creating and sustaining political fear may require immediate applications of direct coercion like those levied against Thomas Chatmon, but more often, fear bleeds into the fabric of everyday life, without need of personal interdictions.
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Hinds's approach to word-and-image storytelling actively deploys the space of the page, making use of irregular, diagonal panels and full-page bleeds, mixing up the composition — it's dynamic, unlike many plodding adaptations.
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This culture of violence bleeds into a feeling of collective inadequacy and humiliation among men (exacerbated by a lack of economic security), leading to a drive to procure a sense of power and domination.
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"Marijuana may increase the serum concentrations of warfarin and increase the risk for bleeds," Mahvan said, adding that the use of marijuana could also affect a senior's ability to open and manage their medications.
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Another reason, he says, is to accommodate up-and-coming technologies such as 5G and so-called waterfall displays—a new type of mobile screen design that bleeds over the edges of the phone.
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The journalistic cliché that "if it bleeds, it leads" held up well in 2019, as the top ten events also included mass murders in New Zealand on March 15th and America on August 3rd.
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Clinton "got schlonged" by Barack Obama; Cruz is a "pussy"; Megyn Kelly bleeds from her you-know-where; and the man himself promises that there is no problem with the size of his whatever.
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"If the question is around gun violence and the results of that, please know that my heart bleeds and is broken for those families that have lost any individual due to gun violence," she said.
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"The fact of how she did it and the time in America that it was when there was this mainstream turn in journalism towards more sensationalist, more 'if it bleeds, it leads' reporting," she says.
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More recently, Shimpei Takeda's project, "Trace" (2012), by directly exposing photosensitive material to contaminated sites in Japan, similarly merges the sublime and uncanny as the radiation bleeds galaxies in his eerie photographs, soiling the stars.
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Of course, the ex-NY star is super biased ... dude still bleeds Giants blue -- but he tells us there's no doubt in his mind Saquon tops Ezekiel Elliott and Todd Gurley in the RB ranks.
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Seeing a teenage female powerhouse like Kim kicking bad guy butt amongst all the other male superhero cartoons was pretty fantastic, and if that bleeds into the remake, it could inspire a whole new generation.
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As a regular display, it's not great — particularly on lighter backgrounds, the pixel grid is clearly visible even at a comfortable viewing distance, and the display's backlight bleeds out from the top and bottom edges.
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The Celtic folk tradition is far darker than a leprechaun-loving public would like to believe, and bleeds over into the rest of the British Isles, who host their own versions of that shadowy netherworld.
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Roche has blamed several instances of thromboembolic events — including damage to blood vessels in vital organs — on the bypassing agents, and recommended that doctors avoid using one specific bypassing agent as they treat the bleeds.
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Trump's will likely be settled way before then, but even if the 2016 drama bleeds into next year, it's unlikely to turn on what he says or doesn't say -- no matter what he claims now.
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"Your name might be god but you don't say that much to me," Sumner sings on "Sunrise," an emotional synth wash questioning of faith that bleeds into a dark wave instrumental elegy for Ian Curtis.
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MoviePass has been widely mocked for its business model, which bleeds cash by selling unlimited movie tickets (which the company buys for an average of $9.16 each) for a flat rate of $9.95 per month.
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Because head bleeds are often catastrophic and the benefits of low-dose aspirin are not well-established, doctors should use caution when prescribing this medication to people without symptomatic cardiovascular disease, the study's authors said.
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I feel like the soul, I feel like on tape, the longer that it's fermented, the sound-wave, it bleeds into the tape more, and it takes on a new life, and this resonance created.
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Although individual drainage basins have been documented on Antarctica for a years—and several have been studied in detail—the first wide-scale survey shows just how extensively Earth's frozen continent bleeds in the summertime.
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As anybody who's ever awkwardly spoken to someone on a walkie-talkie that accidentally hooked up to the wrong frequency knows, it's really easy to interrupt those channels when one signal bleeds into the other.
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As a young man who takes pride in himself, and particularly in his blackness, MIKE bleeds that idea of celebrating your blessings into his music, even when adversity led you to the good times first.
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And then, a succession of issues arose: bowel perforation and surgery to repair it, a hernia, brain bleeds, heart defects and issues, a blood clot, a staph infection, pulmonary hypertension and even the threat of blindness.
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So society shortens it — to V, vag, down-there, anything that lets us pretend we're not explicitly talking about a complex sexual organ that bleeds and sometimes smells and orgasms and brings life into the world.
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"With WhatsApp, the belief was he'd be the key to integrating them — as he bleeds Facebook blue," the person said of Daniel's appointment to the role following the departure of WhatsApp cofounder Jan Koum in April.
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In politics, a team of all-star grifters now runs the United States, and their fake-it-till-you-make-it ethos bleeds into everything it touches and elevates aspirational young con artists into national figures.
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This creates an issue for the settlement, then: The more the Department of Justice bleeds Deutsche, the less capital the bank has in case something goes wrong in the market and they have to pay up.
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With Shin-Soo Choo again hobbled and Nomar Mazara now in the uncomfortable teething stage of his rookie year, Beltran is the sort of improvement who could even prove more essential as summer bleeds into fall.
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Though with the emergence of trans-inclusivity in the world of menstruation hygiene marketing, perhaps the advancements we need are not so much related to what catches the blood, but how we talk about who bleeds.
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Though the wife is an interesting part of this triangle, it's neither her nor the husband I'm thinking of here in bed while Sam bleeds out his last drop of life on our living-room floor.
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This sense of dread, in turn, bleeds easily into ethno-racial anxiety when the benefits of that imagined future seem to belong increasingly to people who seem culturally alien, to inheritors who aren't your natural heirs.
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"One week we can carry two million people and be extremely safe, but what happens in our community bleeds into our system and we have to deal with that too," Ms. Trost, the BART spokeswoman, said.
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But it sort of bleeds through into the challenges of free speech in the modern era, and this new definition of free speech — which is free speech is fine as long as it doesn't offend anybody.
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Color footage of the Saigon forces loading onto trucks bleeds into black-and-white footage of smiling Communist fighters (some 2,000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops had filtered into the area) marching through the jungle.
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The implications for slowing household formation, largely an issue for younger generations and a function of the country's demographics, bleeds into consumption patterns, gross domestic product growth, and productivity across the economy and into financial markets.
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And even though Hester still bleeds Purple and Gold, he says the entire LSU family should be understanding and supportive of Leonard skipping the bowl game because he can't risk a potentially "life-changing" NFL contract.
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Still, analysts continue to cite adverse events in Roche's studies including thrombotic microangiopathy — damage to blood vessels in vital organs — that accompanied repeated high doses of bypassing agents given to counter bleeds that occurred despite emicizumab treatment.
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Moss disappears entirely into Becky, down to the way she spells out certain words, letter by letter, even in the middle of an unhinged rant, her mascara running down her cheeks as she sweats, drinks, and bleeds.
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Yet as optimistic as he tries to be, there's a melancholic resignation to it, a despair that bleeds through in his description of a rare bird: "You see, once a male mates he falls silent," Paul explains.
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Such a system would acknowledge the needs of millions of people who lack access to banks and traditional consumer credit, while rejecting a system that bleeds them to death financially for taking out a relatively small loan.
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We have long known that formaldehyde exposure aggravates the respiratory system, causes noses bleeds and irritates skin, but the body of research that links formaldehyde to certain types of cancer has increased significantly in the intervening years.
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But here, after a postseason through the ringer, staring down another Finals loss, we've seen the pure truth of the dude: he bleeds and dies for basketball, even when it's an impossible problem for him to solve.
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There's something to be said for the connection that develops between a player and a fan base over a long career, and if that bleeds over into the wider perception of a career then that seems fair.
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At the time, analysts cited adverse events in Roche's studies including thrombotic microangiopathy — damage to blood vessels in vital organs — that accompanied repeated high doses of bypassing agents given to counter bleeds that occurred despite emicizumab treatment.
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So begins 'If It Bleeds', a stand-alone sequel to the No. 1 bestselling THE OUTSIDER featuring the incomparable Holly on her first solo case - and also the riveting title story in Stephen King's brilliant new collection.
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Every day, usually without being aware, I claw at my forehead, jawline, or back until my skin bleeds; I rub and pick at the skin of my lips until it hurts to eat or drink anything hot.
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Even though most of us are reluctant to admit that we are susceptible to such manipulation these shows can, in a sneaky way, negotiate down our ethical expectations in a way that occasionally bleeds into real life.
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And the final effect, I think, of the rise of the Republican Party — which, by the way, bleeds into the Democrats as well — is a cynicism about government, a lack of belief that government can solve anything, i.e.
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The comics heroes who keep their identities hidden have to balance living two separate lives, while in the MCU, the heroes have to constantly consider how much the "super" part of their lives bleeds into their "normal" lives.
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Tyson Foods has announced that it is spending an undisclosed amount to acquire a 5 percent stake in Beyond Meat, the company behind the Beyond Burger — a fully vegan product that supposedly "bleeds" like a real beef burger.
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The FDA is expected to make a decision on approval by February 23, 2018, Roche said, adding that nearly a third of hemophilia A patients developed inhibitors limiting treatment options and increasing the risk of life-threatening bleeds.
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Corbyn, who according to opinion polls stands a good chance of being the next British Prime Minister, has a history of associating with fringe left-wing groups whose support for the Palestinian cause often bleeds into anti-Semitism.
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" These sections attest to Mr. Scranton's keen reportorial eye and his Michael Herr-like gift for conveying the surreal feel of modern war — where real-life bleeds into nightmare, and the default emotional setting is "manic paranoid torpor.
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Gamespot said the game had "most detailed, fluid, impressive graphics of any combat simulation" then available, while this reviewer noted that the "flight model is good, featuring stalls, damage, speed bleeds in turns, and angle-of-attack effects".
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Patients with H.H.T. tend to have frequent, even daily, nose bleeds — as this girl did — and can experience blood loss through the stomach or other parts of the gastrointestinal tract, in their lungs or even in their brains.
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As protesters took to the streets earlier this month, Hariri described problems he said he had faced fixing the electricity sector, which bleeds $2 billion from the treasury every year while failing to produce enough power for Lebanon.
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"[The coronavirus] starts in China, bleeds its way into various countries around the world," the president said, saying it didn't "spread widely at all in the United States because of the early actions" of him and his administration.
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Aoki just released "Darker Than The Light That Never Bleeds" (Chester Forever Steve Aoki Remix) - a mash-up of "Darker Than Blood" and "A Light That Never Comes," two songs he worked on with Chester and Linkin Park.
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Predictably for a Guest mockumentary, the best and funniest moments are when the characters reveal just a bit too much about themselves, when they try to say something upbeat but a hint of sadness or confusion bleeds through.
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I saw a group of hands pressing fervently on the head and chest of Neda Agha-Soltan, who, despite the desperate ministrations, soon bleeds out after being struck by a stray bullet during protests in Tehran in 2009.
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It seems like the grime king has tunnel vision when it comes to what everyone's wearing, and as a result the video bleeds style, from the meticulously picked outfits to the neon pink-dyed braids and scrubbed-up creps.
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For the "creative class," we're not really working on the clock anymore, but we often work more than we would like to, or our work bleeds into the other part of the day where work didn't use to exist.
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"Every time she calls me and has a fever and some bleeding, we all hold our breath, worried: Will this be the time Erika bleeds to death?" says Dr. Skye Mayo, her surgical oncologist at Oregon Health & Science University.
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Perhaps this obscene phenomenon, which afflicts victims of every age, color, and geographic location, is better understood as self-destruction: The body politic bleeds again and again, while our faith in democracy's mettle is weakened, if not eliminated altogether.
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These signs were just a single element in a larger push to clamp down on fare evaders ushered in by New York governor Andrew Cuomo, who has claimed the transit system bleeds $240 million every year from free riders.
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It bleeds, as you can see above, into the bun below it, just as a beef burger would — remember, I used almost no oil in the pan, so any juices coming off the patty are from the burger itself.
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Ever since the news broke in late 2014 that Silicon Valley startup Impossible Foods had invented a meat-free burger that looks—and bleeds—just like beef, pretty much everyone has been dying for a taste of the stuff.
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Entitled "'Trump and Putin Sittin' in a Tree: Material Culture, Slash and the Pornographication of the 103 US Presidential Election," the piece explored what all this junk means, why it exists, and how that sexualization bleeds into mainstream culture.
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And all this increasingly bleeds into our foreign policy, with global relationships scrutinized for their domestic ideological implications, foreign leaders hailed or vilified based on domestic narratives, and foreign governments seeking advantage by cultivating relationships with our competing factions.
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Whether you're floating around the Earth in your space castle (yes, really), or ripping and tearing through the dregs of Hell that are invading Earth, "DOOM Eternal" so completely embraces its style that it bleeds into outright self-parody.
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Hemlibra cut by 96 percent the incidence of treated bleeds in hemophilia A patients who did not get preventive treatment, and compared with patients who did get preventive treatment in the form of clotting factors it reduced them by 68 percent.
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The body count for declared non-killer Batman, who regularly leaves people lying around unconscious, presumably with concussions, skull fractures, and brain bleeds, would very likely be higher than that for killer Batman, if either one lived in the real world.
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Williams' painting is his analogical response to a distorted system that legally bleeds one segment of the populace so that the rest don't have to pay state income taxes; this privileged populace wants security and infrastructure without paying for it.
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Still, these video efforts appear to be having little effect on Spotify's ability to make money, as the company bleeds profits over the generous licensing deals it maintains with labels to justify its affordable, a la carte approach to music streaming.
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I have spent the duration of the Ched Evans saga banging my head against a brick wall until it bleeds because no one acknowledged the inescapable truth that having sex with someone without their vocal and enthusiastic consent is rape.
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Here is a list of the main plans the government agreed on: 703- A reduction of 270 trillion Lebanese pounds ($214 million) in the deficit in the power sector, which bleeds state funds while failing to meet the country's needs.
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"The older I'm getting, the more I'm getting a writer's block or something," he tells me over dim sum at the Nom Wah Tea Parlor in Manhattan's Chinatown, playing with some wooden chopsticks as chili oil bleeds across his plate.
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The morning is cool on the outside and hot in the restaurant, the war in the words playful as a war can be, meaning each gut bleeds out like a slit pig's, filling the cracks in linoleum, spilling over, becoming smooth.
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Hemlibra cut by 96 percent the incidence of treated bleeds in hemophilia A patients who did not get preventive treatment and compared with patients who did get preventive treatment in the form of clotting factors it reduced them by 68 percent.
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Culturally, this is where we are: an online environment in which sincere bigotry bleeds into satirical bigotry, irony is forwarded as both justification and argument, and accountability is so frequently sidestepped that just having to face consequences is news in itself.
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The best part about the Tenores' sound, though, is that there's no downside to their bass bump: it's so well controlled that it never bleeds over into disrupting the mids or making other parts of a recording sound veiled or recessed.
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A pair of actual ceramic vases sculpted by Burlon Craig also stands in front of the painting, so the intimate space bleeds into that of the booth, really tugging you into another world — one of comfort, free of art fair anxieties.
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The only sound that bleeds from its assigned space in this even larger installation emanates from "The End of the World" (275), a three-screen projection featuring Texas steel guitarist Lloyd Maines which can be heard clearly in the PS21990 lobby.
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The projections come during an unusually high level of uncertainty, with many economists warning of a potential recession on the horizon as weak global growth bleeds into the U.S. and the ongoing U.S.-China tariff battle saps confidence and business investment.
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Shares of biotechnology company Spark Therapeutics slid nearly 30 percent Tuesday after the company reported the results of a small trial for an experimental gene therapy treatment for hemophilia that reduced bleeds in most patients but sent one to the hospital.
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Nearly 63 percent of patients receiving emicizumab experienced zero treated bleeds, compared with 5.6 percent of those getting so-called bypassing agents, according to data released ahead of the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) industry meeting in Berlin in July.
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Over the course of a year, at least 294 people visited two Southern California emergency rooms with broken bones, bumps, bruises, and head injuries — including brain bleeds — from scooter accidents, according to a paper published today in the journal JAMA Network Open.
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The government is now trying to put public finances on a more sustainable path with a deficit cut in the 2019 budget and a plan to fix the state-run power sector, which bleeds funds while inflicting daily power cuts on Lebanese.
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Williams was caught on video, which was tweeted by activist DeRay Mckesson, repeatedly punching a man in the face, tackling him across steps, and pushing him onto the sidewalk, which he pins the man down to as the man bleeds from the face.
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The government is now trying to put the public finances on a more sustainable footing with a budget to cut the deficit and a plan to fix the state-run power sector, which bleeds funds while inflicting daily power cuts on Lebanese.
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Theranos has so far declined to comment but with no revenue, no money set aside to deal with legal expenses and a fraction of the funding it once had to work with, Theranos may not have long before it bleeds out entirely.
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Guitarist Jake Ewald mentioned in the album's mini-documentary that he was dealing with the passing of his grandfather while working on the album, a theme which bleeds through here, while stressing the optimistic side of mourning over the anger and frustration.
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The seasoned bank holiday raver will hit up a few select clubs and parties on the Friday and Saturday nights and then drag their hangovers to a boozy barbecue on the Sunday (remember, people in England have gardens) that inevitably bleeds into Monday.
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"We are seeing a pickup in volatility in the Treasury market, and in the currency market," said Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, adding that when that kind of volatility gains momentum, it usually bleeds over in the stock market eventually.
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We get a sense of how television news is changing in the mid 1970s—video is replacing film and the "If it bleeds, it leads" mentality is taking hold—but those are ultimately details, not clues, in Christine's rich, lived-in mosaic.
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This question is being posed because I went to a Bear Grylls Survival Academy recently in support of a film called The Revenant, in which Leonardo DiCaprio grunts and bleeds a lot across the state of Dakota in the mid 19th century.
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US office space provider WeWork's initial public offering, for example, was notoriously shelved last year, while Chinese electric automaker Nio (NIO) has seen its stock crater 44% from a year ago to less than $3 a share as the company bleeds money.
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But residents have other concerns: In the center of the city, where the Tenderloin district bleeds into the tourist-filled Union Square section, it's hard to walk the streets without being offered drugs or, if you are a man, approached by a prostitute.
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We're not talking about politically tainted news, or the "If it bleeds, it leads" reflexes of local TV coverage, which provide nightly reinforcement of the threat of violence from strangers — even as that threat is negligible for the vast majority of people.
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The Philadelphia-based company said that its treatment for hemophilia A reduced bleeds and the need for therapeutic infusions by 23 percent in a trial of 22 patients, and that it plans to start a late-stage clinical trial in the fourth quarter.
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"The endometrial tissue behaves just like it does when it's inside the uterus, which means it responds to hormones and thickens and bleeds every time you have a period," Dr. Kathy Huang, the director of the Endometriosis Center at NYU Langone Health, told BuzzFeed News.
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More Stereolab-ish is Imitation Electric Piano, Johns' band with British guitarist Andrew Blake, which at first explored cosmic, jazzy post-rock, only to evolve into a plucky avant-pop group on 2006's Blow It Up, Burn It Down, Kick It 'Till It Bleeds.
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That film introduced a new sense of comparatively grounded realism and political self-awareness to the world, one that bleeds through into Captain America: Civil War — and will no doubt play a part in the two upcoming Avengers sequels they're in the midst of writing.
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"I will support what the president-elect does, but senator, if the question is around gun violence, and results of that, please know that my heart bleeds and is broken for those families that have lost any individual due to gun violence," DeVos responded.
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And yet it is difficult to express just how awful it is: how it makes us worry for our children in existential terms, how it makes our lives a little more sordid every day, how it slowly bleeds our world of joy and purpose.
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On Wednesday, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) called Read more: This Silicon Valley startup behind the veggie burger that 'bleeds' just fixed its biggest problemIn July 2018, the FDA determined that was safe to eat, or in official parlance, "generally recognized as safe" (GRAS).
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Trump's record unpopularity, now down to just 36% approval, also bleeds into the midterm elections: Roughly the same number, 279%, say they'd be more likely to vote for a candidate who supports Trump over one who opposes the president, down from 255% in April.
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No surprise then, that a burger that bleeds like meat, tastes like meat and looks like meat is winning over millions of skeptical consumers, taking Wall Street by storm and prompting Big Ag to jump into a lucrative business that started on the vegan fringe.
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That seems like a bit much to us (plus a serious underestimation of the moon), but the beet does make us feel poetic: it tastes like the underground where it grew up, and it bleeds the color of what runs through our own veins.
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In the footage, which was tweeted by activist DeRay Mckesson, the officer can be seen repeatedly punching a man in the face, tackling him across steps, and pushing him onto the sidewalk, which he pins the man down to as the man bleeds from the face.
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Feelings of shame about their menstruating bodies often turn women off from having period sex at all, which is why Kahnweiler decided to take period sex beyond the "let's grab a towel" moment and actually show a man going down on his partner while she bleeds.
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Cherry is written on Camille's inner right thigh — possibly the first word she ever wrote into her skin — high enough on her leg that when it bleeds during a high school cheerleading practice in one of Camille's flashbacks, most of the girls mistake it for period blood.
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The sequence bleeds black into the modern day, cutting from the white robes of the villagers to the white clothes of the Guilty Remnant, who survived their attack on Jarden last season but are seemingly wiped away for good when a bomb drops on their quarters.
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This trim live session bleeds the borders between Hong Kong cinema scores, Fever Ray, Korean remixes of Korean coffeehouse muzak, and Smiths Jaden and Willow, underscoring the spiritual and material similarities between them and many more, in what is perhaps their most revelatory work to date.
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A Saul Goodman-inspired lawyer whose personal life bleeds metaphors at every turn — chronic eczema that ebbs and flows with the outlook of the story, a cat that he's severely allergic to but can't quite give up on, a dirty trench coat, a weakness for prostitutes.
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But with Orlagh Cassidy as Hamlet's mother, Gertrude, and Mr. Stickney as the usurping Claudius, the cast of nine — which includes the very funny Christian DeMarais as a dim and dudely Guildenstern — managed well in the face of obstacles like sound bleeds from outside the room.
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Uber's head of finance is leaving the company, giving the ride-hailing startup the tricky task of trying to fill two high-level holes in its leadership team as it grapples with multiple scandals and bleeds hundreds of millions of dollars in red ink every quarter.
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A reading on business conditions in the New York area plunged a record 34.4 points to -21.5 in March, suggesting a recession is underway that could be sharp and deep as revenue quickly bleeds out of major industries from airlines to hotels, restaurants, bars and sports leagues.
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We'll talk about kicking balls into rivers, Reigns, Overcooked, Virginia, Jamaican Minecraft (apparently), speech writing, The Witcher 3, Mother Russia Bleeds, burying bodies, Swedish tea and cakes, whether or not it's OK to laminate a human hand, and so much more—for a full 80 minutes.
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These are cosplayers and TikTok users looking to jump in on a fun trend going viral on a popular app; mocking women for holding a PlayStation controller a certain way or acting "cringey" takes away from people having fun on the app, and it bleeds into bullying territory.
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The Rock is the kind of character who bleeds sincerity so fully that he can deliver lines like "The island will provide, brother" and "When the fate of the world is at stake, it becomes my business" with earnest urgency, without ever seeming like a caricature of himself.
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"Weakness showing through in the Chinese economy in terms of the numbers that were reported as a result of the ongoing trade war was certainly a concern that bleeds into global growth concerns," said Ryan Larson, head of U.S. equity trading at RBC Global Asset Management in Chicago.
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Jaar — who consistently deals with violence and oppression within the global context in his work — wants to oppose the 'if it bleeds it leads' mentality of photojournalism by creating pieces that are subtle and ambiguous, but which cut to what he perceives as the heart of the matter.
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Syd is haunted by visions of a now-you-see-it, now-you-don't bedroom door that occasionally appears in the asylum's hallway; when she sets out to investigate it, all she finds is a tiny bullet-sized hole in the wall that pulsates and bleeds with Cronenbergian menace.
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But experts and history show that Bachelor in Paradise's reunion anticipation could actually impede the series' success, noting that as much as television tries to sell personal tragedy as entertainment, viewers' television appetite doesn't always equate to the "if it bleeds, it leads" mentality that dominates their favorite tabloids and blogs.
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The subject matter on this record, though, bleeds across from drones and North Korea to how to scrape together the pieces of yourself when you've been ground into a fine powder by work, or heartbreak, or whatever makes your shoulders tense at night when you should be getting to sleep.
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By putting Internetting in the paper, we hoped to touch on a truth long heralded by artists like Paul Soulellis and Hito Steyerl: As the internet bleeds into "meatspace" in increasingly distressing and creative ways, internet culture becomes culture, and it's important to understand lest we find the world suddenly unrecognizable.
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Rothwell, Director of the Centre for Prevention of Stroke and Dementia at Oxford University, and his colleagues found that the annual rate of life-threatening or fatal bleeds was less than 0.5 percent in under-65s, rising to 1.5 percent for those aged 75-84 and nearly 2.5 percent for over-85s.
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On Sunday he posted a "follow-up" message to explain why he appeared in the ad – and also reaffirmed his loyalty to the U.S. "(M)y heart bleeds red, white and blue and no one should ever question my allegiance to and support of US Soccer and all of its national teams," the post reads.
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I have the unique privilege of being from a family of medical professionals and they helped me get a follow-up MRI to check for brain bleeds at the hospital my uncle works at, and make an appointment with a family friend, a neurologist in New Jersey that would see me without the taxi's insurance.
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"It's one thing to talk about the performance of the Black body and public performance, but what are the performances that we do for ourselves in the day-to-day and amongst each other," Parker explains as "My Girl" by The Temptations bleeds into Ray Charles' "I Got A Woman" in the nearly empty café.
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And yes, that bleeds into how she wants to conduct herself out in the world too: in interviews, on social media—making statements about the correct pronunciation of her name ("Kuh-luh-lah", not "Kuh-lay-lah") and what it feels like to move through the world when being hit by racial and sexist microaggressions.
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The 3D film that lends the program its name is only three minutes long, but it's one of the most compelling arguments for extra-dimensional filmmaking I've ever seen, a throbbing display of colored patterns of light that bleeds into the blackness of a theater and dances in the air like a psychedelic laser show.
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The flying saucers of anolini, the dime-size hoops of tortellini, the uovo raviolo that bleeds egg yolk when you cut into it, the handmade maccheroni al pettine that are raked with a comb to etch sauce-hugging grooves and ridges — whether you've seen them before or not, each one has fresh power to impress.
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But over time, "Thrones" evolved into an example of the next age of TV drama, defined by hit action spectacles like "The Walking Dead" and especially the binge model of Netflix, in which TV series were structured less like collections of episodes than unitary, sprawling megastories where one hour just bleeds into the next.
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More specifically, it was born out of the one kicked up by the video Kahn did for "Wildest Dreams," shot in part in the Serengeti and meant to evoke a location shoot for an old Hollywood production à la The African Queen, with Swift and Scott Eastwood playing actors whose onscreen romance bleeds into real life.
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Once again, on-screen anti-Blackness in pornography bleeds into the material world: Allowing the production of content aimed to fulfill racist white sexual fantasies not only contributes to the creation and recycling of anti-Black imagery, but it actually works to structure the porn industry in a way that robs Black performers of opportunities for equal pay.
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This could explain why sharing one long desk with a loud typer or someone whose music bleeds through their headphones can feel especially grating while other office noises (the chug of the HVAC, awkward coffeemaker chats, the dulcet tones of someone inhaling a Sweetgreen salad a few desks away) may fade more easily into the background.
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Gunna remains the most clever and intuitive rapper of the post-Young Thug generation, and on "Baby Birkin" — a standout from his new "Drip or Drown 2" — he circles again and again to a rhyme scheme that bleeds across the conventional bar structure, making the final syllable of each phrase into a de facto leadoff rhyme.
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Bathed in divine light and watched over by Jesus, Mary, John the Baptist, Adam, Eve and a chorus of singing angels, a wounded lamb bleeds into a holy chalice in a radiant open field while oceans of worshipers — apostles, holy hermits, martyrs, virgins, popes, Old Testament prophets — approach from all sides and New Jerusalem rises in the background.
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In quick succession in the 1985 timeline: Mike is attacked by the It-possessed Henry Bowers and nearly bleeds to death, a ghost picks up Bowers in a car and drives him to the hotel, where he attacks Eddie and puts his arm out of commission (just like in 1958), and Bill and Beverly have sex in his hotel room.
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As long as he locks in Florida and Ohio, he could afford a fumble like North Carolina, as well: If Clinton bleeds votes to Gary Johnson Three smaller, fiercely independent states could tip from Clinton's column to Trump's if she loses many of the Republican-leaning voters who just aren't comfortable with Trump -- not to the GOP nominee, but to Libertarian Gary Johnson.
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Mass hysteria!" and crescendos with the following (sung by bassist Mike Dirnt): "Where the value of your mind is not held in contemptI can hear the sound of a beating heartThat bleeds beyond a system that's falling apartWith money to burn on a minimum wageI don't give a shit about the modern ageI don't wanna live in the modern world!
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A security guard came out from behind his desk and advised me — docent-like and rather proudly — to pay attention to the way the colors of Mr. Turrell's environment begin changing from the front of the lobby, where the daylight meets the interior light, and surge slowly back toward the elevators, where a wall panel bleeds from dark purples to blues to greens.
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You'd see her body, loping like an old coyote across a dirty sunlit freeway, and you'd see her stagger and vomit and grimace while she grabs a soap dish and bashes in the head of a bodyguard and then, like some sort of furious arachnid with an uncountable number of legs, pistol whips a crooked lawyer till his eye bleeds.
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One of the virtues of reading a narrative aloud, to children or indeed to anyone, is the way that vocalizing a story clarifies its power, especially in the quavering passion that you try to keep from your voice (because you don't want your kids to think their dear dad is too emotional) but that bleeds through in spite of everything.
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The cosmic language he favored (take song titles like "Tapestry from an Asteroid," or the record Soul Vibrations of Man) can seem like a bunch of astrological, futuristic jargon and symbology selected at random to appear as extraterrestrial and "out there" as possible, but in every case there's well-placed significance to the celestial forms chosen that bleeds throughout all the jazz maestro's creativity.
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More than 217 million shares traded on Thursday, as some investors bought and others cashed in, exceeding the number of shares Snap sold in the I.P.O. For investors in other still-private unicorns — a term for start-ups valued at more than $1 billion — the immense success of Snap's deal highlights the appetite for a tech darling, even if the company still bleeds money.
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That especial emphasis on melody elevates their sound to a more epic realm, and results in an eminently aggressive, hard-charging album that's also undeniably pretty at the same time (for example, the marriage of windswept vocals and icy tremolo in "For the Sake of the Breed" is downright beautiful, and the album itself bleeds out as the instrumental, "Iorek," which is lovely enough to make Explosions in the Sky nervous).
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As WeWork bleeds cash, Bernstein lays out 4 ways the struggling company can stay afloatMorgan Stanley says WeWork's failed IPO marks the end of an era for unprofitable unicorns — and explains why it leaves the market's tech kingpins vulnerableWeWork's unraveling will have a chilling effect on direct-to-consumer companies, says former AOL and Google exec and DTX Company CEO Tim ArmstrongSilicon Valley's founder-led startups have lost their shine with IPO investors.
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