ACTIVE BODY PARTS One way to make your reader giggle is to give body parts their own agency.
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"No body parts should be touching other body parts that've been touching anything on public transportation," she told me.
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"The farmer's body parts were meant to be sold for witchcraft with this belief that albino body parts and limbs would bring luck," Gries said.
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"There were enough body parts to fill one body bag," a security official who saw the body parts arrive at Zeinhom morgue in Cairo told Reuters.
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Although laws expressly prohibit the sale of body parts transplanted from a dead person into a living one, most states are silent on the sale of body parts used for research or education.
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During the investigation, Blackburn mentioned the "body parts" claim repeatedly.
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Other injured body parts included the forearm, head, and ankles.
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The video shows mostly closeups of body parts, Estrada said.
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The posts included live animals, dead animals, and body parts.
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For me, it is sickening to sell fetal body parts.
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Albino body parts can cost tens of thousands of dollars.
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The vampire worm can also help reattach delicate body parts.
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Investigators have found bags containing her body parts and clothes.
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Just imagine getting your body parts scanned with this technology.
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"It was horrible; blood and body parts everywhere," he said.
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They call human remains "tissue," not body parts, for example.
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Body parts bend into tumultuous folds of cloud and light.
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Why do you think body parts went missing during lynching?
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They detest warnings with repulsive images of decaying body parts.
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There were so many body parts, they were scattered everywhere.
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It wasn't clear who the body parts were sold to.
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Blood and body parts were scattered about the blast site.
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Body parts were ground up, mashed up, turned into tinctures.
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For having a body and body parts under my clothes.
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Real traditional healers don't mix human body parts with traditional medicine.
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With Halle Berry, Trump breaks her down into individual body parts.
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Body parts can be bought with ease in the United States.
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You may find different speeds feel better on different body parts.
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They alter those abortion techniques to harvest and sell body parts.
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The work is based on scans of van Hout's body parts.
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I've been thinking about Alina Szapocznikow's dismembered body parts for years.
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Byrd, she added, broke no laws by selling the body parts.
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The project also includes four vessels that look like body parts.
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They're all accentuated body parts, filthy clothing and deliberately uncomfortable movements.
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He often preserved their body parts in chemicals after dismembering them.
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Medics found 35 corpses as well as body parts, he said.
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Hess offered to sell body parts to education and research organizations.
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She's right but still ... shout out to all the body parts.
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Science Care and Rogers have made millions from human body parts.
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What's even weirder is that they were all missing body parts.
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The body parts came from a Portland business called MedCure Inc.
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Below are the graphic histories of some top-notch body parts.
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Some may involve death, severe mauling and loss of body parts.
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" Blackburn's ad said she "stopped the sale of baby body parts.
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Some of the body parts are identified as belonging to Kinsman.
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We are looking at the actual distances between different body parts.
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Body parts scattered across streets with blood pooling in the gutters.
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Has she been reduced to body parts, or photoshopped beyond attainability?
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The scorched earth around us is littered with metallic body parts.
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Each piece...focuses on one or two different human body parts.
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"Body parts were out in the open, in coolers," Larson testified.
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Hunting trophies can include any number of body parts, including tusks.
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One witness said he saw body parts scattered after the explosion.
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" These body parts included "multiple teeth and structures resembling limb buds.
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Especially when she enters as a series of disconnected body parts.
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She took orders for body parts via Hotmail, email records show.
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He added that all the women's body parts were found intact.
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Photos from the aftermath show blood, body parts and detainees' belongings.
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Photos from the aftermath show blood, body parts and detainees' belongings.
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Grow sent queries for body parts to five brokers last year.
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The body parts sold to Reuters were never handled by journalists.
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While officers would not discuss the details of the body parts, the Seattle Times reported over the weekend that an unidentified homeowner found three body parts packaged in plastic bags in his recycling bin around 4 p.m.
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The disembodied forms are nothing more than a few sinewy body parts.
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Families were asked to provide information helping investigators to identify body parts.
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He favors organic forms that could be body parts, nasty or nice.
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But one day, it could also be used to replace body parts.
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And its stretchiness makes it ideal for certain body parts like tendons.
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"Body parts are sore that I didn't know I had," she said.
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Byrd, 50, has been in the body parts business for two decades.
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Though mounted, they are sculptural kaleidoscopes of body parts and hair extensions.
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Not all body parts under the thermographic lens are as clear-cut.
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Here are nine more expensive insurance policies taken out against body parts.
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Southern Nevada's owner, Joe Collazo, had a decade's experience selling body parts.
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Other people were cut to pieces; blood and body parts were everywhere.
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Selling organs and other body parts for transplant is against the law.
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He and Duncan hid the body parts on the property, it says.
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Guts and body parts flew everywhere, and I was showered in blood.
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The officers found body parts in several plastic bags in the freezer.
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As for the source of demand for albino body parts, speculation abounds.
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But he seems to be slicing off body parts as he goes.
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Where does your fascination with body parts and body functions come from?
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He put the total market value of the body parts at $160,900.
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"Breasts Unbound" will examine the history of those often-fetishized body parts.
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If left untreated, necrosis can spread to surrounding tissues and body parts.
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The only body parts that turn into ash are a person's bones.
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Reuters found that importers of U.S. body parts included two Dutch hospitals.
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Their bones and other body parts are used in traditional Asian medicine.
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Witnesses described body parts, apparently of a suicide bomber, in the aftermath.
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Inside the ambulance was a coffin filled with flesh and body parts.
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He rolled over superheated metal, over the body parts of his friends.
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After massacres of Aboriginal Australians, police officers sold body parts to museums.
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By covering these body parts, masks fight respiratory disease at its source.
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Multiple objects and body parts being inserted, with vigor, into a woman.
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"There have been no body parts or survivors found," Mr. Woodall said.
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Weeks after the clashes, a few charred body parts are still visible.
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Boxes of assorted body parts line the wall of one storage room.
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A few bronze body parts crop up: human hands, fingers and such.
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Arthur Rathburn, 64, was convicted of leading a scheme that involved selling and renting body parts with HIV and Hepatitis B and C to dental and medical schools that were unaware the body parts they were acquiring were infected.
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"They may use animal skins, but not body parts," Manana told VICE News.
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Search and rescue teams have only found body parts from the missing plane.
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Dehumanizing a person down to their body parts is pretty aggressive as is.
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Neurophysiologists call awareness of the movement and position of one's body parts kinesthesia.
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Human body parts, including heads, were stored in Tupperware containers and large drums.
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To be good at boxing, you have to coordinate all your body parts.
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Police reportedly have no further details about the recently discovered, mutilated body parts.
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Another tweet seemed to say Sayoc would feed Biden's body parts to alligators.
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The video later showed the wreckage and human body parts scattered around it.
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I would do split body parts, legs and shoulders, or biceps and triceps.
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No, women don't want strangers to grab their body parts in a bar.
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Southern Nevada also dissolved – in a trail of debt and desecrated body parts.
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Models replicated actual human body parts rather than displaying them in preserved form.
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"I will say they enhanced my body parts in that game," she said.
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They also remove excess blood from severed body parts that have been reattached.
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Feet appear in strange shapes, as do undulating breasts and other body parts.
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Her paintings confront us with empowered female sexuality, insanity, and fetishized body parts.
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But they are also body parts, so they're expected to have an odor.
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There were body parts flying everywhere and people getting hurt all the time.
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This is particularly true of her assembly of females and female body parts.
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Suffice it to say, they are about body parts, not the body politic.
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Workers were still finding body parts in the shattered wedding hall on Sunday.
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Didn't he leave any of his body parts for us, as a gift?
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The more violently someone died, the more medicinal value in his body parts.
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Sanitation workers tried to clean the targeted areas of blood and body parts.
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It also carries skateboard parts, apparel, padding for vulnerable body parts and helmets.
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Wash hands and other body parts that have come into contact with floodwater.
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When he returned to the scene, Mr. Rahman saw people gathering body parts.
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Chests and other more risqué body parts, he says, are generally off-limits.
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One witness said she had seen body parts as she left the site.
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But even what were clearly body parts are not always considered human remains.
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In 1935, female body parts were found in a river near Edinburgh, Scotland.
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He later claimed to have received a cooler filled with dismembered body parts.
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Others believe their body parts can bring fortune and prosperity, prompting people to kill them or traffickers to sell them for their body parts — though this happens less in Ghana than in other African countries like Mozambique, Malawi and Tanzania.
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He wore white gloves and socks, and his body parts were round and cartoonish.
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Its other body parts are long gone, mostly because cartilage doesn't preserve very well.
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It's more of, how do we reuse our body parts in a beautiful way?
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A Reuters reporter saw five bodies and the body parts of a sixth person.
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Remember those undercover videos where they are selling babies&apos organs and body parts?
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The explosion shattered windows nearby, sending body parts and branches from the grapevines flying.
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The better options also come with other head attachments for working different body parts.
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Body parts of tourists also washed up on a beach in Fiji in 2016.
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Ironically, one of the most famous also uses fruit to double for body parts.
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The debris, including body parts, was heaped onto trucks and dumped by a river.
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I learned there were names for my body parts and names for my feelings.
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That company sold authentic human skulls, elbows, livers and eyeballs, among other body parts.
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Cadavers and body parts are used to train medical students, doctors, nurses and dentists.
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As with other commodities, prices for bodies and body parts fluctuate with market conditions.
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They testified that body parts were priced as high as the market would allow.
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Map shortcuts to different body parts The watch can also recognize hot key commands.
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One of them held a lucrative commodity: body parts from dozens of dead Americans.
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The body parts weighed about 5,000 pounds (2,268 kg) and were valued at $259,210.
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Moreover, Grandrieux frequently focuses on body parts, and often when they are in motion.
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In 30-minute workshops, they use role-playing to discuss body parts and boundaries.
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Once the victim is stabilized, they can undergo surgery to reconstruct damaged body parts.
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It also destigmatises the consumption of endangered body parts, thus raising demand for them.
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Hall has been charged with burglary and abandonment or concealment of dead body parts.
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And they are body parts that we can own however we damn well please.
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To most deepfakers, however, these women are simply the sum of interchangeable body parts.
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The camera fragments him into body parts: a mouth, a limb, a trembling torso.
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Sometimes, though, a few go AWOL and attack a person's own healthy body parts.
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Security forces cordoned off the area, which was strewn with debris and body parts.
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Current regulations only cover body parts intended for transplant, such as hearts and livers.
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It means talking about reproductive body parts cheerfully, with correct language and affirming tones.
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The hands, toes and scrotum are among the fastest body parts to dry out.
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Prime ministers no longer literally have to kiss any body parts to take office.
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He tells Gilgamesh that forest birds will soon be feasting on his body parts.
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It is the most awesome workout ever because it hits all the body parts.
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The Uniform Anatomical Gift Act prohibits the sale or purchase of human body parts.
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Finger scanners can be easily hacked using fake body parts printed using 3D printers.
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Von Hagens invented plastination—a technique that works to preserve bodies or body parts.
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Gonorrhea is caused by the bacteria neisseria gonorrhoeae targeting body parts containing mucus membranes.
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Read more: FBI agents found buckets of human body parts and a torso with another person's head sewn onto it in a horrific raid at an Arizona body-donation centerIt remains unclear why the now-shuttered center sewed the different body parts together.
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They're fleeing a horrific creature made of body parts from other members of the station.
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The team documented how body brokers obtain, sell and even rent out human body parts.
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Reuters has identified thousands of body parts that have been misused or desecrated since 8693.
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Here's to more time bending and postponing birthdays of natural body parts in 2017.Â
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Merritt says the family believes the body parts will reveal details of how Palmer died.
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But when I'm done with you, body parts are gonna have to grow back you.
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He's a little planet orbited by helpful body parts, and he seems content that way.
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Team members would also collect DNA samples, in the form of body parts or blood.
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MedCure is among the largest brokers of cadavers and body parts in the United States.
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MedCure also sends body parts and technicians to assist with medical conferences across the country.
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Pornography involves naked body parts that today's machine-vision systems are very good at identifying.
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Another user talked about what happens when aircraft transport cadavers or body parts for hospitals.
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However, unlike A Love Story, that "weird stuff" did not include other people's body parts.
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It features multiple massage modes as well as combo sets that target specific body parts.
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EgyptAir has asked families to provide as much information as possible to identify body parts.
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Bill Gates eventually gained sentience and replaced most of his organic body parts with computers.
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However, instead of focusing on the negative — what body parts do you want to hide?
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Human body parts on the beachYep, right next to where athletes will play volleyball.24.
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Witnesses described hellish scenes: marble pillars covered with blood, bodies and body parts scattered everywhere.
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On each report she drew bodies and body parts, then marbled it with red ink.
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MedCure was not accused of supplying any body parts at issue in the Rathburn trial.
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The suitcase and body parts were discovered beneath a highway overpass, according to the article.
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"I fought Planned Parenthood and we stopped the sale of baby body parts," said Rep.
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The Wests agreed to donate his body parts in hopes of saving someone else's life.
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It has banned unlicensed witchdoctors and increased penalties for those caught trading in body parts.
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I fought Planned Parenthood and we stopped the sale of baby body parts, thank God.
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The autoimmune disease causes the immune system to attack different body parts, including internal organs.
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Every human being is worth more than the sum of his or her body parts.
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It owed $2000,2500 in back taxes and at least $723,272 to companies supplying body parts.
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The absence of complex body parts allows jellies to adapt easily to changing ocean conditions.
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In city after city, Mike Stud downs bottles of alcohol, signs body parts and raps.
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Why the facility stored the body parts and treated them as such is not clear.
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The Army is looking for some fresh body parts — $32.5 million worth, to be precise.
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"All the prisons gonna start farming out inmates' body parts for profit," he told me.
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Psychiatrist Donald Black proposed that the tickle reflex motivates us to protect sensitive body parts.
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But we can experience distorted body parts, like longer fingers and arms, as our own.
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We're all modified—alterations of our original selves, changing names and pronouns and body parts.
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And it should include a discussion around family planning, regardless of the person's body parts.
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She's not trying to tone any specific body parts, or slim down for her wedding.
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The center then extracts body parts from the cadaver, and sells them to third parties.
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Other bodies and body parts were recovered; one victim traced back to the mid-1990s.
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Monthly waxing sessions, depending on the salon and body parts getting waxed, can run $100.
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Peas and leeks, of course, bridged the gap between the body parts and their functions.
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Opacity is a recurring trope, underscored by blurred motion and obscured faces and body parts.
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In "Purple Sky" (224) and "Metamorphosis #230" (1973) Golden renders male body parts like landscapes.
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Body parts were lying around; some people's hands or fingers were severed from the body.
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Fruits and vegetables, kebabs and whole raw chickens do double service, portraying erotic body parts.
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Plus, Lysol and Clorox are disinfectants designed for surfaces in homes, not for body parts.
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Start with your toes, she said, and thank your body parts for their hard work.
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The study only included head and neck injuries, though, not injuries to other body parts.
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Current U.S. laws only regulate body parts intended for transplant, such as hearts and livers.
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To avoid someone rushing to rescue you, keep some body parts visible above the gunwale.
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And he dehumanizes young girls by reducing them to body parts and future sex objects.
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The bone-chilling body parts are thought to cure everything from illness to relationship problems.
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The trade of human body parts that was uncovered is still under federal congressional investigation, with lawsuits filed just last week by the Orange County District Attorney against two medical companies involved in the harvesting, transporting, and sale of body parts from Planned Parenthood's clinics.
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The latest photos include close-up shots of body parts of detainees bearing welts and bruises.
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The officers found what appeared to be body parts in several plastic bags in the freezer.
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I discover that I am really bad at Heads Up, except for the "body parts" category.
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"Some body parts were found in a picnic cooler, covered with cat litter," the spokesman said.
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" Right before they fight, Ajax says to Deadpool: "You can grow back body parts now, Wade.
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Regardless, it was always associated with female bodies — though not always the same female body parts.
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Fluid came out of their swollen body parts, and the skin on their hands peeled off.
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People are reduced to body parts that need to be "fixed" rather than whole, beautiful people.
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The number of victims that can be identified by the retrieved body parts is still unclear.
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The Planned Parenthood controversy over aborted fetus body parts, explained Would defunding Planned Parenthood increase abortions?
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Sometimes, the fleshy animal goodness we consume reminds us that it's just that—animal body parts.
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Incredibly, Haliphron continued to hold on to these body parts after it had finished its meal.
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And breaking us down to our body parts or our appearance dehumanizes us in some way.
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You've been hard at work creating elaborate costumes, prosthetic body parts, and intense make-up looks.
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Celebrity Plastic Surgery Hospital asks you to operate on different body parts of an animated woman.
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Another witness said he stumbled over body parts when he entered the room in the dark.
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At every level, a technician scanned the flesh and body parts using an Artec 3D scanner.
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Things predictably got worse when I treaded into more dangerous waters: slimming down my body parts.
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Standard weight 50kg per passenger, over that weigh, the body parts to follow on next flight?
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I'm turned on by many other body parts too—pretty much all of them in fact.
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During that five-year period, the records show, United Tissue distributed 17,956 body parts to clients.
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But it turns out that, like most other body parts and fluids, it's teeming with bacteria.
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Hunters also sell primate body parts for meat, traditional medicines, as trophies and for folk magic.
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The jury found that Rathburn defrauded customers by supplying body parts infected with HIV and hepatitis.
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They cited, for example, a U.S. Department of Transportation regulation that, they believe, exempts body parts.
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If that's not reducing women to a bunch of body parts, I don't know what is.
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The women vary in appearance, some are green and others have body parts made of fruit.
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The list of touchable regions included body parts with so-called "low accessibility" like the butt.
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People become body parts; they become things to be used rather than people to be loved.
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"Those are the ones you just get desperate and throw some body parts at," Darling said.
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When asked to only point at the body parts, no differences in physiological arousal were found.
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A police officer and witness at the scene reported also seeing several bodies and body parts.
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Their body parts can fetch high sums in an underground trade concentrated in Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania.
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Bins of human organs and body parts pass through a T.S.A. checkpoint while our protagonist watches.
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Many of the remains were badly burned, and body parts were scattered around the accident site.
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Some remnants from the flight have been discovered, such as life vests, body parts and luggage.
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Bertillon instituted a method focused on measurements of certain body parts, precise descriptions and mug shots.
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Why did a healthy 27-year-old woman opt to surgically remove her favorite body parts?
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But over the past few years, dicks haven't been the only body parts turned into sweets.
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When you select one of the factors, say, drinking alcohol, body parts appear on the map.
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It's when a person becomes obsessed with body parts, or common bodily functions that are involuntary.
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Egyptian authorities have found more debris from Flight MS210, including passengers' personal belongings and body parts.
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They also had to factor in the dead horses, some of which were missing body parts.
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His clients included private universities and researchers that needed specific body parts for their teaching exercises.
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Science Care did not respond to a request for comment about the price of body parts.
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Rhenus Logistics, a Dutch company, transported and stored body parts for MedCure between 2015 and 2018.
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She's often been reduced to an amalgamation of hypersexual body parts or described as animal-like.
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After locking onto an enemy, it's possible to target specific body parts—arms, legs, heads, etc.
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Here comes Bad Santa with another gift sack filled with mysteries, crime stories and body parts.
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Graphic Content In Julie Doucet's comics, body parts are often changing: growing, detaching, breaking, leaking, morphing.
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When it exploded, dark gore and body parts rained out of the night and everyone laughed.
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"The value of a tiger is not simply the sum of its body parts," Banks says.
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The display cases of human skulls and wax replicas of human body parts were hauntingly beautiful.
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The core of Clear's business is biometric security, using scans of body parts to verify identity.
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This is why no bodies, but plenty of body parts, were recoverable at the attack scene.
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Most brokers who sell body parts offer to cremate part of the donor's body for free.
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Body parts are presented in every form: erect, limp, hairy, shaved, stacked, twisted, intertwined, bent, pinched.
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Police say he buried his victims' body parts in potted plants on properties where he worked.
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Use accurate terminology to name body parts from the beginning, so your child doesn't feel shameful.
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Rathburn, a former body broker, is accused of defrauding customers by sending them diseased body parts.
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Encinas acknowledged that many bodies and body parts across the country had yet to undergo autopsies.
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The listings included live and dead animals, as well as animal body parts according to the BBC.
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It is unclear how many weeks the body parts may have been in the lagoon, police said.
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Various models of body parts have been set out on work surfaces, I suspect for my benefit.
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According to Asahi Shimbun, when police investigated the train, they found human body parts inside the crack.
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Therefore, they wouldn't be able to donate said ruined body parts — like, a heart, for instance. Odd.
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Traditional Chinese medicine and traditions of delicacy prize certain critically endangered exotic animals or their body parts.
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While they both appear topless by the end, no actual body parts are shown in the nude.
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Police still do not know the cause of death, and divers are searching for more body parts.
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By shifting its body parts in this way, MSRR can alter its function, locomotive capabilities, and shape.
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Some people weren't happy, saying it looked like different body parts, but the company stuck by it.
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Do you feel the stirrings of lust, knowing it would probably mean dealing with crusty body parts?
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A couple found with body parts in a baby stroller may have killed 20 women in Mexico.
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The first blast was so powerful that firefighters were seen collecting body parts from the stadium's roof.
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She did not have to remove any body parts to stay unmarried, nor murder scores of men.
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The season 216 premiere, "Winterfell," prominently features one of these symbols, made out of human body parts.
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If those aren't around, FDA inspectors look for beetle eggs, entire insects or heads and body parts.
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A harmful trope common in stock photography reduces trans individuals to images of their isolated body parts.
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And so KBR burned Styrofoam, plastics, tires, pesticide containers, batteries, medical waste, and even human body parts.
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A tag is considered critical, McArthur said, to track identity, especially when working with multiple body parts.
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It basically features a woman having a conversation with her body parts, centered around a pregnancy scare.
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"There was blood everywhere.. identifiable and non-identifiable body parts were strewn across the area," Youla says.
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Frank Hawking pioneered a treatment for lymphatic filariasis, commonly known as elephantiasis, which causes enlarged body parts.
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With his children present, Rey allegedly dismembered his wife, placing the body parts in a large cooler.
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A different Rathburn supplier, Steve Gore of Phoenix, pleaded guilty to providing customers with infected body parts.
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Kylie and her pals were leaving Hollywood Hookah Friday night and body parts were out in force.
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Planned Parenthood has been altering late-term abortion techniques to this specific purpose of harvesting body parts.
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The horrible litany of body parts and ruined lives and new orphans and grieving parents would recommence.
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But, if you miss your turn, like Hanna (Ashley Benson) did last week, body parts are involved.
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When in doubt, ask your patient, 'how do you want me to [refer to] these body parts?
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This story industry over which there is little regulation: the trade in human cadavers and body parts.
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New Hampshire's state motto of "Live Free or Die" doesn't extend to female body parts, it seems.
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When it comes to sexual food play, different rules apply for different body parts and sexual organs.
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On Monday, investigators told TASS that they found additional body parts from the victim in the river.
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"I looked down and there were my mother's body parts all around me," he wrote on Facebook.
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In a "blood and guts" exercise, trainers staged gory injuries with fake blood and simulated body parts.
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She was dismembered and some of her body parts were used to make traditional medicine, prosecutors said.
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Body parts were dumped in waterways, in woods, in oil drums -- even kept at his mother's house.
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Many of the victims were badly burned, he said, and body parts were scattered around the site.
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The questions were mild and the answers, milder — no one's hands or other body parts were attacked.
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One of BDRL's primary sources of baby body parts is Planned Parenthood Greater Washington & North Idaho (PPGWNI).
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First things first, always check with your partner about how they want their body parts referred to.
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Signaling molecules called morphogens then diffuse through the embryonic tissues, eventually defining the formation of body parts.
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A big challenge for divers will be to identify and separate any body parts from other debris.
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She did this, placing a green recycling tub over the body parts, and bin bags around it.
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What's a doctor in his surgery outfit doing on a wharf but getting rid of body parts?
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Large pieces of flesh and body parts were still stuck to the wooden frame of the tent.
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Each also resembles a collection of body parts while simultaneously defying that perception with their floppy passiveness.
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There are exposed wires everywhere and large, clunky 3D printed pieces that clip onto various body parts.
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It's also important for kids to be able to identify their body parts by the correct terms.
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Teeth, eyeballs, heads...there were few body parts that didn't get yanked out during this gory episode.
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He was captured and hanged, and some of his body parts were kept as mementos by whites.
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"I ran away, seeing body parts, and I couldn't believe this is real," Ms. Connelly said, sobbing.
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The body parts of the soldiers had been scattered like asteroids across the dark expanse of dirt.
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In England, there is no age limit for piercing tongues, boys' nipples or less intimate body parts.
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Rushing down a fire escape, the Abeyagoonasekeras were forced to traverse bloody ground littered with body parts.
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The advice included washing off radioactive dust from exposed body parts and shoes, and taking iodine tablets.
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Women deferring to men about most things is infuriating enough, but about their most intimate body parts?
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Hems were long, and body parts mostly covered, which didn't make it any less sophisticated or alluring.
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Germany Dispatch FÖRSTGEN, Germany — They struck at dawn and left a trail of blood and body parts.
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One day he starts to bring home body parts, left in the streets from the day's explosions.
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It was an evolutionary duet between two seemingly disparate body parts that ensured the starling's extraordinary success.
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Rafael Loera also faces additional charges for allegedly concealing human body parts, endangerment and arson, police said.
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From kings to commoners, Europeans, too, once routinely consumed human blood, bones, skin, guts and body parts.
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Two years ago, undercover citizen journalists exposed Planned Parenthood's involvement in the trafficking of fetal body parts.
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But two said Hess sometimes bragged about how lucrative it was to sell bodies and body parts.
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Said body parts also produce sweat and oils that aren&apost all that great for electronic hardware.
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Crime Medical mysteries can be so messy, what with all those untidy body parts and slippery viscera.
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Photos and video of the aftermath of the attack show bloody body parts lying in the streets.
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The blast was so powerful that the police took four days to collect body parts and wreckage.
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Referring to body parts by their correct names also plays a critical role in preventing sexual abuse.
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These stories often utilize cisgender subjects, and images of hands or body parts that are completely abstract.
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Starting these tough conversations early, with a simple discussion about the names of body parts and which body parts are private, can help make more complicated talks easier to navigate as kids get older, said Dr. Angelica Robles, a developmental-behavioral pediatrician at Novant Health in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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The complaint accused Facebook of monetizing groups selling rhino horn, elephant ivory, and other threatened animal body parts.
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Vestigial structures are evolution's leftovers — body parts that, through inheritance, have outlived the context in which they arose.
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Police released a photo of a tattoo on the body parts in hopes identifying the victim, ABC reports.
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In many countries, their body parts are believed to bring wealth and are prized for use in witchcraft.
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In "Torso and Limbs" (1952), Bloom depicts legs, a torso, and other body parts piled on a table.
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The agents also had a theory as to why the bears were missing some of their body parts.
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It can be used to prevent children from chewing on clothes or body parts, like fingers or tongues.
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Don't all of these things point to women having more agency and being more than just body parts?
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When the user moves, the MMS signals to the robot's 29 body parts (including 10 fingers) to move.
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After getting off work that day, they discarded his remaining body parts in the Florida Panhandle, records said.
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The line between what's "focused on individual body parts" and what's required to sell swimsuits remains equally blurry.
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"Human body parts should not be bought and sold in the same manner as used refrigerators," he said.
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The pics she sent him were all highly filtered and she had sunglasses on, body parts were altered.
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"Anatomy Lesson #2", for example, is a series of photos of Ms Lacy draped in various body parts.
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We do two body parts and pretty much always do abdominals — we'd work those out every single day.
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Leaving bodies and body parts in public places was a hallmark of Los Zetas' work, as was torture.
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Screams could be heard after the blast, and body parts were found scattered around the mosque, Akhbar said.
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" There are still body parts that stick out for Ross, but she now just recognizes them as "different.
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In the aftermath of the strike, hundreds of body parts were found strewn in and outside the hall.
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Except, it all goes a bit wrong: Body parts distort like you're in a porno Alice in Wonderland .
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It's what turns running from a terrific full-body cardio workout into a veritable disintegrator of body parts.
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The video's unabashed ploy for far right voters, however, isn't limited to just Blackburn's "baby body parts" line.
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Valley agreed to allow Southern Nevada to dissect and prepare cadavers and body parts at its funeral home.
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Swartz then attempted to sell Adams's severed body parts to the country's traditional healers—or sangomas—for cash.
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On Tuesday, a half mile away in the same park, investigators found plastic bags with other body parts.
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No other nation has an industry that can provide as convenient and reliable a supply of body parts.
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According to former employees, MedCure deploys a temperature-controlled truck to carry body parts between the five facilities.
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MedCure began shipping cadavers and body parts overseas as individual orders, one by one, and largely by airplane.
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Hell, it's even hard to map out where her body parts are at any given point in time.
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Poaching for fur and body parts and destruction of habitat have greatly reduced tiger populations in the wild.
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"Some people who searched for their relatives just found unrecognizable body parts," its director Abdikadir Abdirahman told Reuters.
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No idea who the woman is, but she got an eyeful of Justin's tattoos and other body parts.
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There, she was shown an album with dozens of faces and body parts from the previous month's arrivals.
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Nerdland has a juvenile fascination with body parts and body fluids, and at times, it's openly stomach-churning.
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He also said the suspected bomber had been identified from body parts as a Syrian born in 153.
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He also said the suspected bomber had been identified from body parts as a Syrian born in 1988.
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A gruesome trade in their body parts has spurred killings in Tanzania, Burundi, Mozambique, Zambia and South Africa.
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After being captured and hanged, he was reportedly skinned, and his body parts distributed as souvenirs to whites.
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It was a gruesome sight: Body parts were being thrown into huge plastic bags that stood on end.
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The plant in Queretaro will manufacture sound-dampening treatments and car body parts, it said in a statement.
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The term often refers to the transplantation of body parts such as arms, hands, faces and -- now -- genitals.
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To date, they said, no untoward body parts had slipped through the vetting system and onto television screens.
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Others no lists might include off-limits body parts, actions, or types of improvised dirty talk, he says.
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In Baghdad in 2005, when the novel is set, there were plenty of body parts to go around.
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According to MedPro Disposal, medical waste can also include radioactive materials, human fluids, body parts, or animal carcasses.
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The diving team also recovered some human remains, including bone fragments and other body parts, officials told CNN.
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With that information shielded from public view, Rathburn set out in the early 1990s to sell body parts.
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"So we discussed it with Olivia and she told us about body parts washing up," Smoliga's mother said.
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And to ensure quality of body parts sold, it found inspiration in a legendary model of efficiency: McDonald's.
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They went public with anatomical insults, comparing each other's body parts to cottage cheese and a knitting needle.
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The follower's profile consisted of random photographs of attractive women, with closeups of cleavage and other body parts.
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The Army issued a multimillion-dollar solicitation for frozen cadavers and frozen body parts for combat medical training.
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The body parts, which included a foot, were wrapped inside plastic bags, Seattle police said in a statement.
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The critically endangered Mexican axolotl can regenerate body parts better than practically any other vertebrate on the planet.
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That said, Sue remains the most complete known T-Rex, with nearly all of its body parts recovered.
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In a complete-180 turn of events, Cosmopolitan reports that people are tattooing their body parts entirely black.
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After determining which, if any, body parts can be donated, organs are "recovered," or removed from the body.
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Cameras pan away, heavy montage disguises body parts, and there is often a physical distance from the act.
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Even when things disappear — relationships, bank accounts, body parts — we are often still reminded of them every day.
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The man admitted to dismembering the woman and scattering her body parts in rural areas, the police said.
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" There were also challenges in which contestants were shown body parts and asked to guess "female" or "shemale.
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There are many animals that don't share common organs or body parts, but the reasons are usually apparent.
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For instance, the body parts used for the front end are exactly like those used in the back.
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In their original reports the archaeologists said the dismembered body parts belonged to a woman, presumably Lady Djehutynakht.
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They believed there was another threat the animals faced: the international trade in giraffe trophies and body parts.
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Chance was offered a plea deal in exchange for information on the location of the remaining body parts.
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Tripoli ambulance service spokesman Osama Ali said some body parts could not be immediately counted by forensic experts.
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Although the scene appears still at first, keep looking: The two let their body parts, uh, "rearrange" themselves.
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But upon closer inspection, the canvas is strewn with what appear to be amputated body parts or prosthetics.
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Sean Roth, who stops by periodically to pierce ears, nipples and other body parts, has a waiting list.
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Tripoli ambulance service spokesman Osama Ali said some body parts could not be immediately counted by forensic experts.
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Obviously, he's been in the news and a lot of his body parts have been in the news.
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But it's certainly not the first case of a self-identified cyborg being flagged for their machine body parts.
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The eight-year-old watched as shrapnel shredded his classmates and reduced them to a collection of body parts.
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It's not like I think about my husband seeing naked women all day — it's surgical; they're just body parts.
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Which might be a productive investigation if women's body parts were a fashion item, but alas, they are not.
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These specimens — pieces of skull, jaw, and assorted other body parts of five individuals — are not new to paleoanthropology.
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Other body parts were then found near a tunnel in the city of Kitakyushu, where the tragic incident occurred.
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Body parts weren't just used as drinking vessels, either—they were also considered to be a form of medicine.
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The family says they were later told by the coroner that the body parts were at an independent lab.
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Waiters will also be in the nude apart from having some body parts covered, according to Time Out magazine.
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The spines were supplied by an Illinois seller of donated body parts, Innoved Institute LLC, a seminar executive said.
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Finding survivors "would be a miracle", Latif added, judging by the condition of the recovered debris and body parts.
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It can also help to tell them what words you find most gender-affirming to describe different body parts.
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In this case, though, you're taught how to sketch figures like facial features, body parts, dynamic poses, and more.
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When I asked other panelists about augmenting healthy body parts over lunch that day, most seemed a little exasperated.
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And some are so deeply confusing that we simply do not know to which body parts they are referring.
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Authorities intercepted the package on its way to Belgium after X-rays revealed dismembered body parts inside the equipment.
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The cubs are largely intact and still contain body parts such as fur, ears, soft tissue, and even whiskers.
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Because no legitimate, card-carrying female with our body parts would ever dare have a thought different from ours.
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Officers haven't identified the remains found Friday but said they believe the body parts belong to a Caucasian male.
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The law also requires brokers to keep records that track the transport of body parts as they are distributed.
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No federal law prohibits the buying and selling of human body parts to be used in research and education.
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Ants with injured or missing body parts use this time to recover, although they don't regrow any missing limbs.
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Attackers are known to sell body parts to witchdoctors in Malawi and neighboring Mozambique, hoping to make quick money.
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"I saw children missing limbs, children holding their intestines in their hands, body parts on the floor," he says.
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It gels in Ms Oksanen's clear-eyed concern with the injustice that drives underprivileged women to surrender body-parts.
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According to Chinese media outlets, the root looks like it has a head, limbs and even female body parts.
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One debtor included as property not only cabinets, desks and computers, but also spines, heads and other body parts.
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These included a bloody, motorized saw typically used by construction workers, and moldy body parts inside an unplugged freezer.
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Because only four states closely track donations and sales, the breadth of the market for body parts remains unknown.
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Recovered body parts included the backbones, shoulder, and legs, along with remnants of its neck, hip, tail, and arm.
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The man in the video was not a separatist fighter or cannibal, and the body parts were not real.
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To attract customers, he aimed to make Science Care the most reliable and consistent supplier of human body parts.
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The spokesman confirms that investigators are exploring a "probable connection" between the newly-discovered body parts and Lyne's homicide.
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Their scales are currently worth about US$600 per kilo, and other body parts can retail for US$1,000.
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The first wheel has a list of body parts from the neck all the way down to the feet.
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"There were many ambulances, people trying to evacuate the area, I saw many body parts (of) children," he said.
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" She says she will also draw different body parts gesticulating to "communicate best the emotion I want to convey.
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"I was having a casual conversation with a friend about feeling body parts that weren't there," he tells me.
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" A guest lecturer promulgates the blood libel that Jewish leaders "mine" Palestinian children's "body parts for research and experimentation.
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In the Metal Gear games, people are regularly losing limbs, having their body parts replaced by machines or grafts.
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Like focusing on non-sexual body parts, focusing on sounds can help you think about something other than sex.
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"The basic bear would later transform a candy category by spawning shapes like snakes, spiders, and even body parts."
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Suddenly, the most joyous of occasions became a scene of blood and gore, with body parts scattered all around.
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Another 2017 city ordinance broadened the city's definition of "lewd" conduct to include public displays of certain body parts.
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Therefore, one strong possibility is that the body parts are at the well in the garden of the residency.
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With a backdrop of goblins, skeletons and mangled body parts ... you might've guessed 'Jason' had something up his sleeve.
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"I scrolled down, and I see faces and body parts of a bunch of people I know," Bowden says.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders were especially feisty Thursday, no one defended the proportions of any of their body parts.
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In addition, they were selling organs, tissues, and body parts by way of back door deals and willing negligence.
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A chronic shortage of organs available for transplant fuels a booming black-market trade in body parts in India.
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This project proposes genetically a growing loved one's body parts upon your skin—a whole new way of tattooing.
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But sometimes when he felt he had a grasp on the mole, other body parts would take its place.
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In a rambling statement, Rathburn denied that he intentionally misled those who bought or leased body parts from him.
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Now, I'm no hand-licking connoisseur but I would assume that the two different body parts depart different tastes.
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The health ministry said it saw no need to regulate the trade in body parts because hospitals take precautions.
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The Rotterdam hospital, Erasmus, said it imported body parts - mostly sample knee and shoulder joints - for orthopedic surgery courses.
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Then came works featuring humanoid figures and faces, the eyes, ears and other body parts distorted or bizarrely placed.
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Police officers say they believe the metal may have been used to weigh down the body parts at sea.
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The medical examiner determined the body parts had come from a woman between the ages of 20 and 45.
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Stories circulated about militia forces eating the corpses of their enemies and wearing severed body parts around their necks.
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Opponents of the research consider it immoral, a desecration of human body parts and an ugly byproduct of abortion.
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"He was pretending to go for the phone, but really he was going for my body parts," she said.
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Bodies (and body parts) that once seemed indistinguishable from flesh-and-blood guests were tossed down like recyclable trash.
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Abortion opponents claimed that the videos revealed that Planned Parenthood was engaged in the illegal sale of body parts.
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Everyone said the awkwardness of motherhood came from the physical intimacy — the bodily fluids shared, the body parts glimpsed.
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Let's put it this way: It's not the killings that are disturbing — it's what happens to the body parts.
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"The detainees we spoke to said Dorangel ate some body parts," he told Reuters, asking not to be named.
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The work combines found and handmade objects, including a glass orb, plastic models of body parts and luffa gourds.
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We don't know why it evolved, what purpose it might serve and why only certain body parts are ticklish.
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As he has during previous proceedings, Dear ranted in federal court about abortion and the selling of body parts.
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Moqadem said no bodies had been recovered so far, with search teams only able to locate small body parts.
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Suddenly, body parts start raining down from 20 stories above: brains and lungs, spines and tongues askew against jawbones.
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He was charged with defrauding clients by selling them body parts infected with HIV and hepatitis without their knowledge.
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Their analysis could provide insight into the origins of these body parts, and how they relate to other discoveries.
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" In her announcement video, she boasts: "I fought Planned Parenthood and we stopped the sale of baby body parts.
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Gelperin recommends using diaper changes and bath time as opportunities to practice naming body parts with your little one.
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He offers grisly disquisitions on the death squads, on the disappeared, on body parts washing up on the beach.
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Eyewitnesses said they saw body parts strewn across the parking lot once the dust had settled after the blast.
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Vaginas growing with flora, bubble-blowing breasts, toothed and monolithic beasts: the body parts here are sensuous and ridiculous.
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It's both seamless and spatially disorienting, as if the various body parts could belong to a single multiracial being.
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To purchase human body parts, Reuters reporter Brian Grow sent queries to body brokers from his work email account.
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The body parts stand alone, suggesting narratives, implying action … the very elements used to elicit right-swipes on Grindr.
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With the help of the hashtag, we've been encouraged to embrace our size and learn to love specific body parts.
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The most memorable dream was that I'd been put back together and different body parts had been made of wood.
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"They are removing body parts," Nasim Gohar told Geo TV. The military said it had sent in troops and helicopters.
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What you'd expect to see next is some blurred out body parts or above-the-waist camera work, but, nope.
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They say they were told by the York County Coroner to check with the funeral home for the body parts.
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"There were body parts on the floor and on the roof there was an arm," Anita Prakash, a resident said.
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And compared with teetotalers, alcohol drinkers' increased risk was greatest for body parts that normally aren't exposed to the sun.
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The rest of Mead's body parts may be in another purple suitcase that was part of a set, Cordingly said.
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Kool Keith: When Octagon was back on Jupiter, he specialized in a blend of cannibalism, laceration, organs, and body parts.
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Women who are nude or semi-nude, barely covering their nipples and their body parts, were shown on those calendars.
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The thing about bisexuality is that it's often socially determined by the body parts and gender identity of your partner.
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But I understand: It's natural to be anxious about exposing body parts that we're often told are unclean or repulsive.
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The car uses fibre glass body parts to help reduce drag and increase aerodynamics, and inside there are four seats.
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The policy goes on to list body parts that students must cover at all times: genitals, buttocks, breasts, and nipples.
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Searchers have recovered parts of the plane wreckage, including passengers' personal belongings, life vests, aircraft chairs and even body parts.
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He kept his raw material in three-ring notebooks, 80 percent of them devoted to descriptions of female body parts.
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The spokesman said detectives are still trying to determine how the woman's body parts ended up at the garbage station.
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Most people simply point at their body parts or use euphemisms, says Nandar, a local activist who translates feminist literature.
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Covering vulnerable body parts Do you tend to move hands to your neck, throat, or chest while talking to people?
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The other, infinitely more famous outcome was Mary's tale of a scientist who confects a humanoid out of body parts.
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Fair warning, though: we're not telling you how to get these ladies' butts, abs, or any other random body parts.
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The transactions demonstrate the startling ease with which human body parts may be bought and sold in the United States.
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In particular, Donald Trump and Marco Rubio reached a new low when they debated the size of their body parts.
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Nada, a high school student living near the site said body parts propelled by the explosion flew into her house.
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Look at poor baby Esther, whose body parts Midge is already measuring and Rose is worrying won't end up pretty.
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There's so much scholarship in feminist theory about how pornography dehumanizes people by making it about penetration and body parts.
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In real life Lamballe was dismembered in the street, and revolutionaries paraded her head and body parts through Paris. Yikes.
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She also learned – for the first time, she said – that Bio Care was in the business of selling body parts.
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The unidentified victim likely died "a while ago" based on the state of decomposition of the body parts, police said.
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She also struggles with a lesser-known sense called proprioception – the sense of where your body parts are in space.
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The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has no guidelines for seminars involving human body parts, a spokesman said.
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The body parts they stopped included torsos carrying infectious biological agents that cause sepsis, a body's extreme response to infection.
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The construction of the GIF focuses on body parts that have been fantasized and fetishized historically and in popular culture.
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While there are many great words to chose from, we found names for body parts that tell particularly fascinating stories.
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Some of the bodies spend several days in the sea before washing ashore and sometimes only body parts are retrieved.
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Body parts are uneven, shapes are not proportional, and there are no hands on hips or turns at certain angles.
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So to my thighs and all my other perfectly strong and functional body parts, thank you for getting shit done.
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"There was blood all over the floor and body parts scattered," said a Christian woman who was inside the church.
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Zachary Lipez also has good goth nicknames for other body parts, but you'll have to ask about them on Twitter.
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When I hear that I have fake body parts it frustrates me, but I also take it as a compliment.
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The victims are thought to have been murdered because of a false belief that their body parts have magical properties.
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It has arrested unlicensed traditional healers and imposed stiffer penalties on "albino hunters" and those who trade in body parts.
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Murder is hard to prove, so the authorities sometimes charge people found with human body parts with grave-robbery instead.
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I don't want my six daughters to feel that they are nothing more than the sum of their body parts.
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The point is to quit being afraid of my own body parts and to stop letting shame choose my outfits.
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Misspellings of various body parts also still result in related GIFs, and in at least one instance we found, nudity.
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They're very graphic, with all body parts named, every orifice put to use, and lots of juddering, shuddering, shimmering rapture.
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Targeting body parts in VATS is even more finicky in VR than it was with a mouse in Fallout 4.
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Personally, I think almost everything is funny, but after a while the allusions to female body parts can grow tiresome.
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Selling or leasing body parts is not a federal crime and is largely unrestricted in all but a few states.
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Later, Eichenlaub said, he worked for Rathburn handling body parts at medical seminars in New Orleans, San Francisco and Chicago.
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When they searched Shiraishi's apartment, police found the dismembered body parts of nine people, hidden around the apartment, NHK reported.
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Keep playing with your pets, just be sure to properly wash your hands (and any slobbered on body parts) afterward.
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It shows a hand making contact with a shirt, but no body parts are visible in the video, Donovan said.
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Sometimes, there is no place to step, with patients lying on floors smeared with blood and strewn with body parts.
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There are wax models demonstrating surgical techniques, as well as figures and body parts depicting symptoms of syphilis and leprosy.
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The body parts have been tentatively identified as a person reported missing in the nearby suburb of Renton, police said.
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The phone call was believed to be about the destruction or disappearance of the body parts, the prosecutor's office said.
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There are no wrong questions our daughter could ask about our bodies, body parts, and how miraculously our bodies function.
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One for the body parts and a separate one for the closest thing to a complete body they had found.
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They were told (by the robot, in fact) that it was a vocabulary exercise focusing on terms for body parts.
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Users also posted gruesome images of human arms and other body parts and falsely claimed that the Rohingya were cannibals.
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They are the closest relatives of humans that can regenerate entire body parts, a trait that could inform medical treatments.
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He added that in addition to 17 dead, the authorities had found body parts that they were working to identify.
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The tale does not involve doping, or Zika, or human body parts washing up on the sand of Copacabana Beach.
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Most of them represented body parts thought to need healing: heads, eyes, breasts, arms, legs, and sexual and internal organs.
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It's about a man who collects body parts after car bombs detonate, and then gets out his needle and thread.
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The pages of the report included terms I didn't understand, quantities I couldn't comprehend, body parts I didn't know existed.
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The same can be said for legislation to defund Planned Parenthood and its barbaric trade in the baby body parts.
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He found locals admiring butcher's stalls resembling anatomy classrooms, with body parts from tongues to trotters laid out for inspection.
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Even when it's not being used for human X-rays, radiographic images can start to resemble body parts and bones.
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As they descended into the flatlands, Wafa and his friends say they saw human body parts scattered on the ground.
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"I fought Planned Parenthood and we stopped the sale of baby body parts, thank God," Blackburn says in the ad.
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The patient said that before the surgery, he wondered if he would accept the new body parts, mentally and emotionally.
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Perhaps the most obvious physical difference between harvestmen and spiders is the lack of a constriction between their body parts.
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Harvestmen have the same body parts but they are attached broadly to form a body that is superficially oval shaped.
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After a quick review by replay officials to make sure Smith got two body parts down, the touchdown was upheld.
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With dew points in the single digits indicating VERY dry air, watch out for static shocks and dry body parts!
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The carbon battery is strong enough to be used as the material for some of the car's internal body parts.
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The calls sometimes got intimate: there was talk here and there of how some long underwear rubbed various body parts.
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Extremities were eventually removed from the sculpture, a face was remodeled, and homunculi emerged from a variety of body parts.
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It appears to show Kelly having sex with a girl who refers to her body parts as 14 years old.
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Trilobites The smiling salamanders can regrow most of their body parts, so researchers are building improved maps of their DNA.
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The buying and selling of body parts for research and education — Rathburn's line of business — is legal under U.S. law.
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Rathburn was convicted of providing some body parts for medical training without disclosing that they were infected with hepatitis or HIV.
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It requires patience, physical dexterity, bodily awareness, and knowledge of where our body parts are supposed to go inside of clothing.
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Forensic DNA analyst Dr. Marcela Zozaya testified the body parts belonged to Portales-Lara, whose head and left arm remain missing.
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Vinson, established the precedent that it was possible to make sexual contact with another person's intimate body parts through bodily fluids.
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On Thursday, police arrested the couple as they were on their way to dump human body parts, the Associated Press reported.
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The tree's broadest categories include terms like "body parts" and "age," and from there each breaks down into more specific subreddits.
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I think they're somehow feeding off of them, because the trap-jaw ant body parts are hollowed out in the nest.
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People want to skin her alive, dismember her, and arrange all the body parts in the shape of the American flag.
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Police plan to carry out DNA tests to identify the body parts, which included two severed heads, The Japan Times reported .
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It's fitting, then, that Portland extreme metal act Hands of Thieves conjures an image of a pile of discarded body parts.
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The term "non-transplant tissue" refers to body parts, such as heads and spines, which cannot be transplanted into living humans.
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Cutting Skoth is probably what led the showrunners to add the visual of wildling body parts arranged in a weird pattern.
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You don't have to have a terminal illness or severed body parts to enjoy the benefits of leech and bloodletting therapies.
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Investigators have since found bags containing her body parts in various locations around Koge Bay, located south of the Danish capital.
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Others showed kids with lost limbs and body parts, crying in underground areas to avoid the constant bombing by Assad's planes.
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Maisel, who religiously measures her body parts to make sure her proportions haven't been altered by forces of age and childbirth.
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Lohit Pattanaik, who runs a body parts shop for foreign car called Fly1 Motorsport, was among those who tested the program.
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I also keep a list of synonyms for common body parts, adjectives, and verbs that might come up during phone sex.
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The ability to use a pig heart, lungs or other body parts could shore up the shortage and save numerous lives.
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The area was enveloped in smoke as people rushed over to find bodies and body parts scattered among debris, he said.
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In April 217, Fasold was told by authorities that her father's head was among body parts discovered at a medical incinerator.
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Kaviani makes the creepily realistic body parts himself, inviting some of the world's most renowned needle-wielding artists to decorate them.
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Surgeons say no mannequin or computer simulation can replicate the tactile response and emotional experience of practicing on human body parts.
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Reuters calculated that from 103 through 2015, private brokers received at least 50,000 bodies and distributed more than 182,000 body parts.
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In Colorado, a family operating a funeral home ran a company that dissected and distributed body parts from the same building.
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Gardezi said the wounded were screaming for help and body parts of the dead were scattered throughout the single story mosque.
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The caskets of 11 further victims also contained body parts of others, prosecutors said after examining 24 coffins from the crash.
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The transportation conviction underscored the U.S. government's growing concern about shipments of body parts that might endanger public health, officials said.
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MedCure had sent the body parts to the Orthopaedic Learning Centre at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, which trains surgeons.
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Ludacris ends the speculation with a reminder of another famous music video he did where he rocked some enhanced body parts.
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Some senators were using the false claims that Planned Parenthood "sells dead baby body parts" to refuse the group taxpayer dollars.
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What if the exploded bodies, the dismembered body parts, suddenly started to appear in our most beloved, sacred places of repose?
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Talk about what kind of nicknames they like (if any) and how you both like to refer to your body parts.
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The most satisfying part is the sadistic pleasure that comes with determining the order you eat the rabbit's body parts in.
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This tissue is then transplanted onto (or into) living patients, replacing damaged organs, sections of skin or even entire body parts.
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Attacks are driven by the belief that albino body parts can be used in witchcraft to bring wealth and cure disease.
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According to The New York Times, 6,930 bodies have been identified from 17,000 body parts found in dozens of mass graves.
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The Biological Resource Center (BRC) in Phoenix, Arizona, was shut down after an investigation into the misuse of dead body parts.
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Do it for increasing periods of time, then when you stop feeling a reaction, move on to more difficult body parts.
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Agents found buckets full of body parts, male genitalia in a cooler, and heads and bodies of different people sewn together.
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The amendments were a reaction to videos released by anti-abortion activists who accused Planned Parenthood of selling fetal body parts.
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Amnesty called for greater efforts to identify the source of demand for body parts, which some believe bring wealth and luck.
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Police say he buried his victims' body parts in potted plants on properties where he worked as a self-employed landscaper.
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Her fixation on baby heads and other body parts grew out of a fascination with the tactility of flesh and skin.
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It was very weird and cool to have these exact replicas of the body parts in my studio of someone else.
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Genitals tend to be sensitive, precious body parts, and it can all go terribly wrong when a waxer makes a mistake.
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The surgery's core technique has helped people with spinal cord damage regain sensation or function in many body parts for decades.
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From an economic point of view, people with privilege and money can buy or rent the body parts of other people.
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The broker who sold Rathburn body parts, Steve Gore, pleaded guilty to defrauding customers and is expected to testify against Rathburn.
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Isolating these body parts allows the viewer to disassociate them from their owner and to scrutinize them in an abstract realm.
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The practice of conducting research using the body parts of children whose lives have been violently ended by abortion is abhorrent.
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The body parts, which included severed heads, were found in cold-storage containers and tool boxes, some covered in cat litter.
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Tigers, bears, rhinos, pangolins and other animal species are poached so their body parts can be mixed into these questionable medications.
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Ms. Wall's torso later washed up on a beach south of Copenhagen, while other body parts were found by police divers.
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Once, there were body parts piled into a pyramid on the floor and stacked on shelves that reached to the ceiling.
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I would do a lap of my body, moving and warming individual body parts, and then do it all in reverse.
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"Look for any debris, any body parts, anything that may be related," and call police if anything is found, Acevedo said.
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" In her video announcement, Blackburn says: "I fought Planned Parenthood, and we stopped the sale of baby body parts, thank God.
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But the push has been imperiled by traffickers in the body parts of endangered species, unscrupulous fishermen and uneven enforcement efforts.
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She remembered bathing her on a recent day, and her daughter sang a song in which she listed her body parts.
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A lot of primate meat is making its way to China, along with body parts falsely believed to have healing powers.
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"I don't care what the body parts are, as long as artistically the dancer makes the choreography shine," Ms. Whelan said.
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All that said, Scott wants back with Kourtney, but she's got other things on her mind and various other body parts.
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He also loves to drop severed body parts into a story, even when it isn't strictly necessary to advance the plot.
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At the height of his fervour there (3.21) he is just ad libbing body parts ("your breasts… your feet") and, idk.
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The paintings chosen for this exhibit also happen to be pretty packed with images of women's bodies, or rather, body parts.
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In "Olympia" (2019), we revisit Édouard Manet's iconic painting, but find its two figures reduced to warped representations of body parts.
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The official based his assessment on the small size of body parts so far recovered from the site in the Mediterranean sea.
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It is difficult to ascertain if he intends for outsized body parts to be erotic or to be a comment on vulgarity.
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Organ purchase is banned in Egypt, but poverty drives some Egyptians to sell body parts, often to wealthy foreigners, in illicit transactions.
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Criminals who gambled their body parts in a card game would do so to demonstrate their strength of spirit, bravado, and ruthlessness.
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But people familiar with the matter said the inquiry concerns the manner in which MedCure distributes body parts acquired from its donors.
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The region is also notorious for murders of people with albinism, with their body parts also being used in witchdoctors' lucky charms.
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The team says it has saved more than 70,000 live animals, seized 54 tons of animal body parts and arrested 3,400 traffickers.
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Weigh-ins were standard, and sometimes she would circle cheerleaders' body parts in photos to show where they needed to trim down.
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A diverse array of body parts — the colon, gall bladder, appendix, fallopian tubes, uterus, ovaries, cervix and seminal vesicles — became surgical targets.
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Paper cutouts of glamorous jewels, vibrant flames, and body parts litter the desks in what look at a glance like chaotic piles.
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She held me until I started to understand I wouldn't fall into an assembly of unwanted body parts if she let go.
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In Mary Shelley's classic horror novel Frankenstein, Dr. Frankenstein's troubles begin when he imbues an assortment of stolen body parts with life.
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As you might expect from a children's story about deciduous body parts, these accounts are a strange mix of whimsical and grotesque.
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The stores hit in the blast are littered with body parts, slowly being collected in plastic bags and bed sheets by volunteers.
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He makes trophies of body parts like Ed Gein, and his childhood animal cruelty is one of the staples of the canon.
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Safer also delivered deep investigative pieces on injustice, corporate malfeasance and trade in human body parts among a raft of other subjects.
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I can't and I don't know anyone who can see when the maximum velocity of those two body parts are by eye.
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Piercing: GenitalPain Level: HighNo one needs to tell you that your genitals are sensitive — it's just how those body parts are built.
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I was so used to it; I'd been eyed and catcalled all my life—I was a woman with noticeable body parts.
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It shows an image with content that is explicitly sexual and which excessively shows the body or unnecessarily concentrates on body parts.
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In the days after he vanished, some of his dismembered body parts, stuffed into plastic bags, turned up in N.Y.C. subway tunnels.
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While Schillace hasn't heard of other illustrations with body parts cut out, many Renaissance era anatomy books contained "fugitive sheets" covering them.
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She points out the obvious problem: The logo appears to be a sexualization of women's body parts to appeal to its users.
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One of the accusations against Franco claimed that he'd removed a plastic guard over an actor's body parts during an intimate scene.
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A raid unveils body parts In January 2014, federal authorities spent a week going through the now-shuttered facility, making horrific discoveries.
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And federal officials told Reuters that the organ transplant law does not apply to the kind of body parts Science Care sells.
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Access to the highest attainable standard of health is a fundamental right, not something to be purchased in exchange for body parts.
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Entire families would attend and have picnics, afterward posing for photos with the victims, whose body parts were sometimes taken as souvenirs.
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Dishes that lose all resemblance to reality, taking on human body parts or backed by dreamlike landscapes, elevate the more conventional fair.
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Unfortunately, she explained, body parts that tend to cause some trans individuals discomfort are the same ones typically used for sexual pleasure.
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"You have to be comfortable saying [penis and vagina] before we talk about what you're going to do with those body parts."
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Authorities told Metro TV that 24 bags containing body parts had been taken to a hospital for identification, with more expected overnight.
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To Christian's surprise, people responded enthusiastically to these new pieces with corrupted faces and body parts, teeth in holes, and burrowing growths.
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Albinos have been shunned, ostracised, beaten, killed, and in some places dismembered so their body parts can be used for magic potions.
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I'm at peace with the reality that the sensations provided by body parts are less intense than those a battery can afford.
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THE practice of scalping or taking body parts as a token of victory was recorded by Herodotus, and is occasionally witnessed today.
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In addition to being hunted for their body parts, Asian elephants are also used for commerce: in logging operations and trekking camps.
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He made sculptures in various substances, from wax to grease, with shapes conforming to body parts and titles playing games with language.
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Yes, we obsess too much about certain body parts, and yes, it's possible that we're all part of someone else's fictional narrative.
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But they also have moments that feel like writing and the emergence of body parts that somehow come together but then disappear.
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The panel asked the U.S. government to apply the same strict oversight to the body parts trade that already governed organ transplantation.
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It shows a hand making contact with a shirt, but no body parts are visible in the video, Trooper Gerald Donovan said.
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Reuters reporters Brian Grow, John Shiffman and team systematically documented how these businesses obtain, sell and even rent out human body parts.
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In his memoir, Chan proudly recounts the body parts he has shattered over the course of his career: nose, jaw, ankle, cranium.
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In the days and weeks afterwards, he helped with the recovery, cleaning up rubble, filling buckets, and even digging out body parts.
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Most people feel particularly insecure about certain body parts being softer than others, but unfortunately we can't choose where we store fat.
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The FBI raided the center after it was accused of selling the donated body parts for a profit, ABC 15 Arizona reported.
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People with albinism live in danger in Tanzania where their body parts are used in witchcraft and can fetch a high price.
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By now, the industrialized world accepts manufactured body parts as integral to people's well-being, from titanium hips to synthetic blood vessels.
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He willingly chops off his own body parts in service of a god-like creature he's never met—or possibly doesn't exist.
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If you've been hesitant to sign up because you're worried that anything could happen with your organs or body parts, rest easy.
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Umhum closes in on the artist wearing a blond wig and prosthetic body parts, including breasts and a vagina, pantomiming sexual gestures.
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Their body parts are prized in some regions of Tanzania, where witchdoctors say albinos bring luck in love, politics, life and business.
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By exploring her identity through disembodied body parts, a Puerto Rican artist is pondering feminism while taking aim at dismantling overused tropes.
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"Normally, a cyclist always gets up after a fall or reaches for body parts they've hurt," Ria told Dutch tabloid De Telegraaf.
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Images of the body, of body parts—particularly the mouth—abound, and videos are cut with the artist's own voice and narration.
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Sometimes, Cremona takes pictures of him from behind and underneath so that he can work on body parts that he cannot see.
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It actually once housed a mad scientist who experimented with human body parts and is said to have inspired Mary Shelley's novel.
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The buying and selling of body parts for research and education is legal under U.S. law, which does not govern the industry.
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British authorities launched a criminal investigation Friday into a contractor's stockpiling of hundreds of tons of medical waste, including amputated body parts.
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She grabbed my hand and we sprinted toward the forest as the severed body parts fell around us in a macabre rain.
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Or his classic drawings, suggestive of abstracted body parts or fractured parentheses that appear on everything from wallpaper to murals to fabric?
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Many holy spots around the globe have remnants of saints' body parts, or relics, on display for the faithful to pray near.
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And don't be surprised if they find a couple of body parts and murder weapons lying around — as seen in the trailer.
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A date for his trial has not been set, as the police investigation and the search for her missing body parts continue.
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"They fulfilled their promise and their responsibility, and they did not give up except over their skulls and body parts," he said.
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It can be easy to equate genitalia with gender when teaching children about their body parts, but Ehrensaft cautions against doing this.
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Queer — sexual identity beyond body parts and bed partners — is here, and here to stay, and has made ambiguous the new logical.
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It doesn't collect data on how hard body parts are hitting the ground or other players, which is one limitation, Binney says.
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Maybe it's got something to do with the dinners of mystery meat and, oh yeah, the body parts hanging in the basement.
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When you consider which body parts interface with which bike components, it&aposs easy to understand why a saddle is so crucial.
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Before all this technology, our organs and body parts were considered to be interdependent; when one part died, the whole body died.
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The track is sexy and ambiguous, as is the video—featuring otherwise low-budget clips of blurred body parts and indeterminable gestures.
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" That's an example of Trump's "dehumanizing" tendencies, Bostick said — looking at both women and children as merely "an amalgam of body parts.
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An eyewitness on local TV said he saw some body parts including a severed head lying on the ground near the hotel.
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The target of superstitions and sorcery, they are hunted down for their body parts, some of which are thought to confer magical powers.
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Mesolithic hunter-gatherers are not known to remove body parts like this; their grave sites show a respect for bodily integrity after death.
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Image: IMPThe adorable and enigmatic axolotl is capable of regenerating many different body parts, including limbs, organs, and even portions of its brain.
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The analysis also revealed something quite curious about the fossil: it contained the tail and other body parts from a entirely different specimen.
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Sutton allegedly admitted to putting the wrapped-up body parts of her boyfriend in her Jeep and taking them to different trash dumpsters.
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It's mostly just an exhausting and dangerous hassle (just ask the insects who get their body parts stabbed or bitten off while mating).
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That other thing is an axolotl, an amphibian renowned for its ability to regenerate lost body parts, including some sections of its brain.
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What woman striving for equality would vote for a man who judges women based on their body parts and brags about sexual assault?
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If you can find the severed penis, they tend to be relatively easy to reattach compared to other body parts, Dr. Turek says.
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It looks like an explosion of feathers across the black velour canvas, collaged with combs and photos of African masks and body parts.
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Once the lion reaches young adulthood, customers pay to shoot them and keep trophies, including the skin, skull, claws and other body parts.
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They all have soft teeth that bend and flex so that you can put your body parts inside of them without getting hurt.
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He believed that infection was the sole cause of mental illness, and that a cure required the ruthless removal of infected body parts.
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It's a complex negotiation of weird costumes and props designed to hide certain body parts and choreography that is the opposite of sexy.
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Travel the world looking for giant body parts, then assemble your robot and beat the hell out of 20-story-tall bad guys.
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But after the site banned the sale of human body parts (with the exception of scalp hair) in 219, Instagram has taken over.
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Jonathan Payne's fleshlette sculptures are bizarre surrealist characters put together from deformed body parts made out of polymer clay, acrylics, and human hair.
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An officer in the police control room said it was hard to confirm the toll as there were dismembered body parts all over.
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" Or was something else on his mind when he made plaster casts of faces and body parts and placed them above a "target?
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"The removal of otherwise healthy or non-diseased body parts from minor children would also be prohibited," she reportedly said in a release.
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HIS FISTS clenched on the tabletop, Bon Kalindo, an opposition MP, leans forward conspiratorially to list the magical properties of albino body parts.
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While searching the apartment, police said they found the body parts of eight women and one man stored in a number of coolers.
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In the case of MekaMon, owners can physically upgrade their bots with weapons and shields and modularly trade out legs and body-parts.
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According to modern day feminists, we are obligated to fall in lock step with them simply because we share the same body parts.
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The Drink Bags can be used both to hydrate patients, and also decontaminate body parts that have come into contact with toxic substances.
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Witnesses to the blast described horrific scenes to Anadolu, with one telling the agency that body parts were strewn across the bomb site.
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An Egyptian forensics official said 23 bags of body parts had been collected, the largest no bigger than the palm of a hand.
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When a woman is seen as a collection of body parts, it is not a huge leap to treat them as less than.
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Ero's priority is to end the brutal machete attacks on people with albinism by assailants seeking to use their body parts in witchcraft.
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Related: Sci-Fi Vlog Tells an Anatomically Strange Story of Body Parts This Is Your Gross Jelly Body on Peer Pressure It's Alive!
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He said he is now raising capital for a new company, Hawaii BioSkills, which he said will use body parts to train surgeons.
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Image: Pascal Title/Amphibian & Reptile ConservationPredatory arthropods have special body parts, such as modified jaws, big beaks, and large fangs to capture victims.
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He also said most German anatomy departments use formalin to preserve bodies; MedCure supplies fresh body parts, which are more useful for teaching.
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Andy Cohen doesn't have an apathetic bone in his body ... with strong views ranging from Huma Abedin's future to Tom Brady's body parts.
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The victim was dismembered, his heart cut from his chest and thrown into a canyon with other body parts, according to court papers.
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Tigers are considered endangered species, under constant threat from habitat loss and poachers seeking their body parts for sale on the black market.
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An Egyptian forensics official said 373 bags of body parts had been collected, the largest no bigger than the palm of a hand.
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The dogs hone those skills with training that uses real donated human body parts, including placenta, teeth, bones and human fat, she said.
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Some doctors point out that your hands and wrists are not the only body parts that may suffer due to too much texting.
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Then, it's a matter of adjusting a bunch of sliders to change features like body size and proportions and selecting different body parts.
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A mechanical engineer at the University of Minnesota, he creates prototypes of bionic body parts with nice, soft components—some of them alive.
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Researchers from Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center say they have developed a printer capable of printing an array of different human body parts.
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Instead, the FWS could regulate imports and exports of giraffes and their body parts, including trophies, as well as interstate selling and buying.
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Butts have beauty standards to overcome too, of course, though it must be said that they get more attention than most body parts.
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In the remains of the camp — whose name means cumin in Arabic — scattered clothing, cooking pots and charred body parts could be seen.
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Patched together not from stolen body parts but lent clothes, there is, nevertheless, a Frankensteinian quality to them: They are, by definition, scary.
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Walter Mitchell, former owner of BioGift, an Oregon body donation firm, said he stopped supplying body parts to Rathburn after a 2006 incident.
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On baseball fields, in wrestling locker rooms, at frat parties and in private conversations, I've listened to men dissect women into body parts.
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Deep-brain stimulation is a last resort for all but those with widespread dystonia in many body parts, which, sadly, are often children.
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The Texas senator sidestepped the question, saying only recent debates had gotten "nasty" and involved discussions of "body parts" that shouldn't have happened.
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The man told police he was upset with Planned Parenthood for performing abortions and "the selling of body parts," according to court documents.
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Recently, it seems that people have run out of body parts to sculpt, and are now focusing their attention on the actual process.
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Albino hunters attack their victims usually with machetes and harvest their blood and body parts such as hair, genitals and limbs for potions.
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He's also still making work in which he takes multiple photographs of torsos and other body parts and maps them onto abstract shapes.
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"This anatomical waste, which is made up of human body parts and surgical waste, has now been placed in fridges," the website reported.
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A sound and balanced gait usually indicates proper conformation, or the shape and structure of a dog's body parts from the ground up.
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But for many other locations, especially in developing countries, people still hunt some animals for bushmeat or body parts used in traditional medicine.
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Domination is all in the actions, the movements, micro-insinuations, and the placement of hands and body parts with clear intent and control.
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He successfully prosecuted a ring of funeral directors, who had plundered body parts and sold them for use in transplants and medical research.
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Among votive objects, sculptural images of body parts abound: mangled hands, wounded legs, failing eyes, aching teeth, lungs, breasts, a uterus, a scrotum.
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Perhaps the most horrifying was the report of mutilated human body parts washing up on the shore near the Olympic beach volleyball venue.
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Varys never got to learn what the voice in the flames said when a sorcerer used his body parts in a magical ritual.
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During questioning in October, Mr. Madsen admitted to dismembering Ms. Wall's body and to tossing body parts overboard, but he denied killing her.
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F. N. Souza, the prickliest of the Progressives, painted a pair of lovers whose colorful body parts pop out of thick black outlines.
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"If you're into Surrealism, you're into body parts," quips Olshan, who studied both fine art and contemporary art before starting her fashion career.
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Most fake body parts available in Nigeria until now have been white, or made from materials such as wood that also look unrealistic.
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Styles also gave yet another sweet answer when asked to pick his favorite body parts on a woman, saying eyes, smile, and character.
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Others, however, might argue that allowing toys that quite literally objectify female body parts (like the Fleshlight, for example) is a slippery slope.
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Standing barefoot, try to sit on the floor with as little support as possible from your hands, legs, arms or other body parts.
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In some countries, they are targeted for their body parts which are prized in witchcraft for use in lucky charms and magical potions.
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The court regrets that it cannot force a person to donate to your adorable collection of human body parts (let's not mince words).
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The third consideration is that relative to other body parts, the tongue will not 'regenerate' and the hole will be there until death.
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He recognized the uniforms they wore, he said, but he also knew some of his own men by body parts he could identify.
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Perhaps the animal used these genes to map the coordinates in other three-dimensional body parts, even one located entirely inside the body.
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In my time here, not a day has gone by without a story of a grisly shooting, or body parts left on doorsteps.
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And last month, he and his estranged wife, Elizabeth Rathburn, were indicted for running a national scheme for selling these infected body parts.
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Mutilated body parts have washed up on the shore of Copacabana beach, metres from where Olympic volleyball athletes will compete at Rio 2016.
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When I talked about our legislative accomplishments to stop the sale of baby body parts, they responded by calling our ad 'inflammatory and 'negative.
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Dear also told police that he was upset with Planned Parenthood for performing abortions and "the selling of body parts," according to the documents.
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Lots of things are made these days by three-dimensional printing, and there seems no reason why body parts should not be among them.
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Similarly, the some of the corners are adorned with small triangular patches of unbleached canvas inscribed with words denoting body parts: eye, neck, ear.
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Like the G3, it's compatible with the Theragun app which gives pointers on how to work specific body parts and which heads to use.
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And when lumped together, they become something bordering on transcendent: a squishy, satisfying mess of naked, flapping body parts that makes QWOP look tame.
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All of the stones hold incredible power, so it's not much of a reach to imagine they could regrow body parts (or a hammer!).
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Food at the festival includes venison pie, but you'll catch us inspecting that pie very closely for any sign of uh, Frey body parts.
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When he took a closer look, the man saw hair coming out of the suitcase and some exposed human body parts, Valentin tells PEOPLE.
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"I think there's a harm we do in society to sexualize body parts in unnecessary ways, and this study shows that danger," Cohen says.
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The result is a fun graphic that notes the fossil's different body parts and displays cool facts about the dinosaur when it was alive.
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So that means more arousal, better orgasms, yummier sensations, more sensitive body parts, more connection to your own body and to your partner's body.
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McArthur said that she was familiar with stories of casual sales of body parts by brokers, but the sloppiness of this shipment surprised her.
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Surprisingly, the computer model produced the best results, taking the movement of the whole body into account rather than focusing on individual body parts.
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This comes only days after human body parts, including a foot and other remains, washed ashore near the site of the Olympic volleyball tournaments.
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Footage circulating online and said to be from inside the migrant detention center showed blood and body parts mixed with rubble and migrants' belongings.
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The police arrested two people on Wednesday night in connection with body parts of a woman found in a Bronx Park earlier this week.
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But for her pornographci pictures, it's important for the artist that the body parts are appropriated found images, and not imagined or manipulated bodies.
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"Horrible scenes, I saw many body parts strewn all over," de Silva said after visiting the Kochchikade church and Shangri-La Hotel in Colombo.
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Although the assignment of body parts to Zodiac signs was originally for practical purposes, you can find some meaningful symbolism in these pairings, too.
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President Trump continues hitting him in all body parts — apparently hoping he'll resign, which could pave the way for firing special counsel Bob Mueller.
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In their final phase of development, an insect can change the size of certain body parts by diverting resources to specific areas, explained Durrant.
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Researchers rely on donated human body parts to develop new surgical instruments, techniques and implants; and to develop new medicines and treatments for diseases.
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In 223, Science Care added programs that provide body parts and lab facilities so doctors, paramedics and other health professionals can train on cadavers.
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Like many brokers, Science Care often tells donors and customers that it is paid merely to acquire, store, dissect, prepare and transport body parts.
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More from Tonic: Myth 4: You Can Target Different Areas of Your AbsAs a trainer, I'm used to people fixating on certain body parts.
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Its rules require rooms where cadavers and body parts are used for education or research to have biosafety features, such as a working sink.
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The ban was introduced in 1993 and prohibited the sale or trade of any tiger or rhinoceros body parts for any use throughout China.
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One reason foreign doctors and researchers rely on U.S. companies for body parts: Their nations restrict the dissection, sale and distribution of donated cadavers.
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In the suit, PBS says it discovered Smiley had multiple sexual encounters with subordinates, made unwanted sexual advances and commented on subordinates' body parts.
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Imagery that reduces people to body parts actually serves to dehumanize them, which is the opposite of what the brand is going for here.
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Vultures are also endangered as a result of the demand for their body parts for use in traditional medicine in certain parts of Africa.
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Footage from the scene showed blood and body parts scattered everywhere, as a young child in a pink t-shirt walked between bodies, sobbing.
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Your character's appearance can be changed whenever, and indeed as you play, you'll discover and unlock new body parts and weapons / gear to use.
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In some countries, they are targeted for their body parts which are prized in witchcraft for use as lucky charms or in magic potions.
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The robot stole scenes in the movie "Forbidden Planet" with his dry sense of humor and body parts that light up when he speaks.
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The things they encounter include animals, other body parts, and different kinds of box trucks, which are emblazoned with bold lettering on their sides.
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" Lieu: "And let's say Twitter figures out, you know, we're going to promote nice, cuddly images of furry animals rather than dismembered body parts.
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Navigate through our yachty gallery of babes on boats to see which stars are showing of their sea legs ... and many other body parts.
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But this depiction of an ambitious young scientist creating life from salvaged body parts may be the most enduring version of the Frankenstein story.
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The consistent fragmentation of women's bodies, with particular focus on the boobs, butt and lips, separates the sexualized female body parts from her wholeness.
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"You look at the insulation and the seat backs, the seat cushions can easily be mistaken for body parts and vice versa," Soucie said.
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It also urged Malawi to enlist the help of neighboring countries in tackling cross-border trafficking of people with albinism and their body parts.
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There were so many people criticizing me, from the tone of my voice, to what I wear, to the proportion of my body parts.
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Body parts, however, can also be considered a fetish "object," as long they fall outside the "typical" sexualized parts like genitals, butts, and chests.
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The cover of the book also depicts an image of a baby doll being scalped, which resembled body parts found at the crime scene.
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During a January trial, an FBI agent testified that Rathburn took little care as he stockpiled body parts in freezers at his Detroit warehouse.
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No matter how many pictures of X-rays or mangled body parts meet our eyes, we'll never truly know how any other person feels.
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The clinic, littered with fake body parts, is tucked away in a small side street close to a vibrant indoor market in Osaka city.
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The lyrics are tied to particular body parts, while the music flaunts its jazzy chord progressions, devious melodies, odd meters and cleverly interlocking patterns.
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Lifting this ban could endanger gains made by governments and environmental groups to protect elephants from illegal trade in ivory and other body parts.
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On Thursday, Netflix released a trailer for the upcoming fourth season of its brilliant horse-with-human-body-parts-and-neuroses show, BoJack Horseman.
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The key problem was that people with the worm were submerging affected body parts into the same water sources that other people would drink.
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Here's a seemingly simple question: Is it legal to bring elephant body parts collected in hunting exhibitions in Africa back to the United States?
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The first was 'grammed in October 2013 by a company that sold bikinis and tank tops with pineapples screenprinted across those particular body parts.
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Fix Posture works by using a machine learning program to create a baseline of where your body parts are when assuming a good posture.
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Then there is something called "cold-induced diuresis" — as the body concentrates blood flow to key body parts, blood pressure rises and urination increases.
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Lynch mobs mutilated bodies and collected body parts as souvenirs -- all while taking pictures of the corpses and sending them as postcards to friends.
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Hell, players tape themselves up like a Grandma Gertrude care package just to make sure none of their loose body parts get torn off.
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Jennifer Dougherty, a veteran E.M.T., was charged with sifting through the toxic debris in the months after the attacks to search for body parts.
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Not only are the antlers useful in attracting mates and fighting, they qualify deer as the only mammal that can regrow lost body parts.
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In some countries, they are targeted for their body parts, which are prized in witchcraft for use as lucky charms or in magic potions.
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Twelve bodies have been recovered, along with 156 body parts, according to the Defense Ministry statement, and all were sent to Moscow for identification.
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Police found eight plastic buckets full of dismembered body parts and cement in the couple's house, Gomez revealed in a Facebook post on Sunday.
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The body of the death-defying Claire, who has been the sole survivor of assorted exotic accidents, may consist largely of prosthetic body parts.
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BE AWARE OF LOCAL NORMS Tipping practices, acceptable nudity, and even the body parts a masseuse may touch can differ from country to country.
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At Donor Services, her body parts business, Hess can generate a greater return on the dead, a different price list reviewed by Reuters showed.
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A former Marine, he said he spent six months in Iraq with a mortuary affairs unit, collecting bodies and body parts from the front.
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Rathburn's ex-wife and business partner, Elizabeth, testified that they bought body parts from companies that encourage people to donate their bodies to science.
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The F.D.A. has approved leeches for draining blood, for example using them to remove excess blood from severed body parts that have been reattached.
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The human remains, discovered in planters on a property connected to McArthur, were all dismembered body parts in various stages of decomposition, Idsinga said.
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They write Facebook posts that celebrate death and decay and upload photographs with their arms slashed and blood oozing out of their body parts.
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For the few hundred dollars it costs to burn the body, they're left with a few thousand dollars in profit for the body parts.
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Unfortunately, the sneaker companies who run basketball, and whose vile products smother one of our best-loved body parts, will never let this happen.
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Mbhele declined to confirm which body parts were found in the home, saying only that that genetic tests are being performed to establish their identity.
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There is no possibility of surgery either as they share most of their body parts and in this case had just one pair of limbs.
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One hard thing about getting used to life in virtual reality is figuring out what to do with all the rest of your body parts.
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"We haven t determined manner or cause of death because of the body parts that are missing and the decomposition from the water," Gross explains.
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They believe the head may have been severed by a so-called body broker – someone who sells body parts from a cadaver donated to science.
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The cuts suggested the spine was explicitly removed – an indication that Jane Doe's head was used in the body parts industry, Vitali and others said.
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Think about it for a minute: Addicted people continue taking drugs despite losing jobs, loved ones, their homes, families, children, dreams, even sometimes body parts.
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Our skin, eyes, and hair get their color from melanin, which is produced by melanocytes, cells found throughout our skin and various other body parts.
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For better or for worse, women have started giving their body parts nicknames on Instagram, from the thigh gap to mermaid thighs to the thighbrow.
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Teach them the correct name for their body parts, and tell them that it is OK if they find touching their penis or vagina pleasurable.
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In another world, a movie about a deranged serial killer who dismembers his victims and transplants their body parts with snowmen could be so entertaining.
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With whole body donation, body parts are not transplanted into other humans, but instead used to study diseases, develop new medical devices and train surgeons.
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Sometimes, even the body parts of the victim's bullet-riddled beaten, mutilated corpse, including the genitalia, were given to spectators as souvenirs, as a trophy.
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Madsen has admitted dismembering Wall on board his submarine and dumping her body parts in the sea, but he denies murdering or sexually assaulting her.
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If you're one of the many people guilty of neglecting one of the most majestic, yet underrated body parts — the uvula — we're here to help.
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Now, the only test that remains is whether Stassi's new guy can meet Lisa Vanderpump without mentioning a single one of her her body parts.
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Authorities have recovered some personal belongings, life vests, aircraft chairs and body parts, but the bulk of the wreckage has so far eluded search teams.
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It didn't help that society painted this sexualized Latinx stereotype of a woman with accentuated body parts in tight clothes in movies and TV shows.
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Twitter had removed a Blackburn campaign video in 2017 where she claimed Planned Parenthood sold "baby body parts" but later reversed its decision following blowback.
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In the wake of a particularly vitriolic debate in early March -- which involved references to candidates' body parts -- the RNC chair sought to preach civility.
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The records detailed sexual activity, private body parts and bodily functions of patients at St. Mary's Regional Medical Center in Lewiston, according to the commission.
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Then came the gunfire as about 20 men attacked Samani, a village in central Mali, killing three people and cutting off body parts as trophies.
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At most hotels, you can spend $0.25 to take a bath, and the game actually asks you to push buttons to wash different body parts.
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What we hear as speech is a combination of all these interactions of air passing through these cavities and over and between these body parts.
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McArthur said she was troubled by how easily the body parts were acquired and by the failure of Restore Life to perform proper due diligence.
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Sherman's half-buried body parts, stockings, and women's glasses even go so far as to suggest the mythical underbelly of this subgenre: the snuff film.
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That process can include a request by the seller for details about how the buyer intends to use the body parts for research or education.
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" He wrote that his low prices for body parts reflect the company's "nonprofit public charity" status, adding: "We are looking to just cover our overhead.
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