And not just any bones—oxtails, neck bones, shank bones, and marrowbones.
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For beef broth, I like to use meaty neck bones, leg bones (AKA marrow bones), and knuckles.
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DILONE Number of followers: 6,666 Vibes: Androgynous angel queen Why She Rules: Cheek bones cheek bones cheek bones.
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The broth is a living thing, animal, drawn from a pot crowded with bones — long marrow bones, neck bones rayed like starfish, oxtail bones ringed with meat — and kept seething through the night.
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Not all of its bones; a majority of it's bones.
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Sartori's God knows this in His bones (if gods have bones).
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These included 97 femora (thigh bones), 162 tibiotarsi (middle leg bones), and 87 tarsometatarsi (lower leg bones); bird legs differ from human legs thanks to evolution, which essentially fused some of what we'd call heel bones with the shinbone into an avian middle leg, and fused what we'd call foot bones with other heel bones into a third leg segment.
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Craig Hilton: Why do you mix up human bones with animal bones?
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Their flashlights illuminated dog bones and bird bones like constellations in the sand.
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The two hand bones and three foot bones also show a unique anatomy.
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No Hollow Bones Here Unlike other birds, penguins do not have light, hollow bones.
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Stir in the basil and remove the neck bones (you can discard the bones).
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Finger and toe bones disintegrate; bones commingle and decompose on top of one another.
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Aging causes the bones to become brittle, and broken bones don't heal as readily.
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His bones — at least the ones we've found — are a mix of baby and adult teeth, several vertebrae, ribs, finger bones, leg bones, and parts of his skull.
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They expropriated bones from two very different sources -- one was the thigh bones of fierce and flightless birds called cassowaries, and the other, the bones of their ancestors.
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These include Roman horseshoes, a medieval reservoir under Oxford Street, ice skates made of bones, Venetian glass, chamber pots, pickled onions and human bones—lots and lots of bones.
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Once the chicken is cool, pick it from the bones, discarding the skin and bones.
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Moreover, the pelvic bones (Teresa's bones) were found on Manitowoc County Quarry, not on Radandt's property.
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I don't care if you think that my arms look like bones, I hug my bones.
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They didn't fracture any bones, but I pictured her bones anyway, each individually absorbing every blow.
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Or I've had to take bones and fragments of bones out of dogs' stomachs and intestines.
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She replied that the bones of black people were different from the bones of white people.
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For the analysis, published in the journal Nature Communications, the research team drilled into long bones — like thigh bones and upper-arm bones — and extracted DNA from the resulting bone powder.
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Then Bones' dad went back to work, and Bones headed to Little Rock to catch a flight.
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Ends up that the kid had glass bones, and he had broken 17 bones in his body.
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Once the bones are cool, slice off any meat clinging to the bones and remove the marrow.
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Their bones were also greater in diameter than bones of mice with osteoporosis who didn't eat agave.
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The lack of other skull bones suggests the skull developed later than other bones in the skeleton.
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"Your body is always adding calcium to your bones and taking calcium away from your bones," he says.
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However, a recent study reported that the objects people swallow most often are chicken bones and fish bones.
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Ewing sarcoma is a cancer in the bones that can also develop in the soft tissue surrounding bones.
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All the long bones from the wings and legs showed signs of ossification, the process of laying down the minerals to form bones, but the ends of wing bones were not fully formed or mineralized.
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People who choose to take the bones of strangers—or bones without consent—are likely operating outside of tradition.
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We might, in various ways, see our bones or know our bones, but "meet" is precisely the wrong word.
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One of the study's key findings revealed that previously unidentified bones were actually the dodo's ankles, wrist bones, and kneecaps.
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Lea was born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (AKA, brittle bones disease), which causes complications in the development of bones and limbs.
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If it were a developing child, their bones wouldn't to need to be strong—we need strong bones for gravity.
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The fossilized bones had almost the same measurements as the bones from the flightless Aldabran birds, according to the paper.
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Although the bones of other animals were found, monkey and squirrel bones account for more than 70% of the remains.
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JW: Well, it's not like the bones of Hollywood isn't littered with the bones of black entertainers who couldn't hang.
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Women have smaller, thinner bones than men from the start, and after menopause they lose estrogen, a hormone that protects bones.
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Bones can lead to choking and, if swallowed, bones can cause obstructions in your pet's GI tract, which could require surgery.
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"I had all these dog bones, and they were just sitting there eating the bones, just grubbin' and happy," he said.
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On a routine robot-shooting mission, K discovers a trunk packed with human bones, or, as it turns out, replicant bones.
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The LA Times reports:After reexamining the bones, the authors found the number of mouse bones was equal across all four trenches.
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The bones of the eye socket would have formed a cone, like eye bones in owls, suggesting it had sharp eyesight.
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Bobby Bones and Sharna Burgess Since day one, Bobby Bones, the host for the nationally syndicated radio show The Bobby Bones Show in Nashville, has impressed (and shocked) the judges, viewers and his partner with his charm and wit.
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The researchers then looked at the child's bones and teeth, and compared them to the bones and teeth of modern human children.
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The 'Ein Qashish site in northern Israel contained Neanderthal bones and more than 12,000 artifacts including tools, animal bones and other resources.
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She did so with brittle bones, as the condition has led to dozens of broken bones and surgeries, according to Inside Edition.
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Once the chicken is cool enough to handle, pick all of the meat off of the bones, discarding the bones and skin.
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Essentially, the wing bones were stunted and the leg bones were thicker, implying that the old rail, too, was a flightless bird.
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Bones executive producer Michael Peterson makes no bones about it: The show's next major serial killer may give you a good scare.
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New York is, somewhat surprisingly, brimming with love for David Boreanaz, the relationship between Booth and Bones and also for actual bones.
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For the marrow: Remove the marrow from the bones with the help of an offset, careful not to get any broken bones.
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It's not that I'm really recommending "Bones" — though, come on, who among us has not watched a "Bones" episode here and there?
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He found that over the course of millions of years, crocodiles tended to have longer humerus bones and femur bones than alligators.
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The cancer can develop in bones or in the soft tissue around bones — often in the legs, pelvis, ribs, arms or spine.
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Thirteen of the rhino's bones exhibited cut marks, and two bones showed evidence of being struck to release the precious bone marrow within.
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"Consumers with questions about bones, steak, or bones in steak, are urged to contact the Food Safety and Inspection Services' virtual assistant, "Karen.
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In 2011, the team excavating the cave discovered more toe bones, finger bones, part of a thigh bone and seven teeth, NPR reported.
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They found signs of damage on about 4 percent of the saber-toothed cat bones and 3 percent of the dire wolf bones.
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In September, Alaina told host Bobby Bones on "The Bobby Bones Show" that she and Crist had split after quietly dating for months.
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"When he did the 'Dry Bones' sermon, no one else really wanted to try to do the 'Dry Bones' sermon again," Simmons says.
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In fact, it wasn't until this year that they realized the bones were human at all, because they were found among animal bones.
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Watch Amy Karle bring bones to life in Autodesk's documentary featurette below: Amy Karle: Bringing Bones to Life from Pier 9 on Vimeo.
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"Bones and muscle have a close relationship, as muscles attach to the bones and exert strain on them when we move," Macintosh said.
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Used by students to study, doctors for explaining medical issues to patients, and by people who like looking at bones for looking at bones.
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Bobby Bones, a country music DJ and host of the popular syndicated radio program "The Bobby Bones Show," said fans are looking for authenticity.
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Directed by: Mick GarrisWritten by: Matt VenneBased on: Bag of Bones Of all the Mick Garris–directed adaptations, Bag of Bones is the standout.
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The completely preserved limb bones, vertebra, finger and toe bones enabled the researchers to reconstruct the way the creature moved about in its environment.
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Muñoz slid femurs and pelvic bones into the pants and lay Roberto's foot bones below, while Peccerelli lined up the vertebrae inside the shirt.
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The researchers scanned the bones in 3D to give them precise measurements before comparing the bones to hundreds of specimens from other known gibbons.
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It developed endochondral bones corresponding to those in our arms, beginning at the shoulder with the humerus, then the radius, ulna and wrist bones.
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Those jaws are not just the ocean's utmost bones (to borrow from Melville) but the utmost bones in the history of life on Earth.
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Researchers compared the bones of a fossilized rail from before the inundation event with bones from a rail afterward and found that the wing bone showed an advanced state of flightlessness and the ankle bones showed distinct properties that it was evolving toward flightlessness.
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The puzzle for anthropologists was in understanding why some bone daggers were made from cassowary shin bones while others were made from human thigh bones.
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"With a total of 30 bones preserved, or 10% of Ferrodraco's skeleton, the number of pterosaur bones reported from Australia has now tripled" she said.
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Bones are strong, and big bones can make noise when they break suddenly, but small fractures aren't as easy to recognize right off the bat.
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When the photons strike the dinosaur bones, the scientists can tell what kinds of particles are inside based on how the bones absorb the light.
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The bones in pterosaur hatchlings' wings were less developed than their femur bones, indicating pterosaurs may not have been able to fly immediately after hatching.
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Teeth and bones are crucial Teeth and bones may also have some of the person's mitochondrial DNA, when all other soft tissue could have degraded.
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Before the stainless steel tools now used by artists, the bones of pigs or even human bones were used to carve the tattoo into skin.
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This woman didn't have enough phosphate to rebuild her bones once they'd been broken down, hence the pain in her bones and the missing tooth.
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"Here is an animal that has all kinds of signals of being a juvenile, outside its bones, inside its bones, in its joints," Poust said.
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The fans of a TV show would pick it apart and reduce it down to its bones, then suck the marrow out of those bones.
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Lifting something heavy, like a dumbbell, makes bones bear more weight, and in exercise, stressing your bones is a good thing (to a point of course).
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They found that the wing bones were in an advanced state of flightlessness, while bones from the ankle showed signs that it was evolving toward flightlessness.
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It's not unusual to find the bones of bears, leopards, and gibbons in these imperial burials, but there is something curious about these particular gibbon bones.
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A highlight is "The Bones of Louella Brown" in which the bones of a black servant are commingled with those of a Boston Brahman — panic ensues.
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And its ring-shaped eyeball bones (yes, eyeball bones — most creatures with backbones except mammals have these inside their eyeballs) were huge compared to its eye sockets.
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Whatever it is, the bones being discovered on Steven's property isn't enough information for Zellner, and she's going to train her sights on more bones-related information.
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Last year I got to check out Sgnl, a wristwatch that subtly vibrates your wrist to send audio through your finger bones and into your ear bones.
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Other vessels and metal items were found such as daggers, arrowheads, an axe head, sheep bones and what are believed to be the bones of a donkey.
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This will be a relief for the working poor and younger consumers who will now be able to get bare-bones coverage at a bare-bones rate.
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Perhaps, osteoporosis researchers say, even though bones do not get stronger with exercise, exercise might make bones healthier in terms of a mysterious property called bone quality.
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The piles of bones in the tunnels come up to about knee-high, and in the center, there's a six-foot-tall wall of bones and skulls.
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Researchers determined that the bones unearthed in Morocco's Jebel Irhoud region are 315,000 years old — roughly 100,000 older than the bones previously considered oldest modern human fossils.
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They include stone tools and the bones of horses, caribou and bison, all with marks which imply those bones have been stripped of their flesh by such tools.
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To show that the mastodon bones were modified by humans, Holen conducted two field experiments in which he smashed the bones of dead elephants with rockhammers and anvils.
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Brigham Young University student Scott Meek found the specimen, including its skull and bones from its body, in 2014 when he was excavating bones from a 300-lb.
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The bones were trapped in ironstone because when the dinosaur died, some of the bones separated and went downstream before becoming lodged together in a silt-filled area.
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"I love the little moments of character, I love the little exchanges between 'Bones' and Spock," said Pegg, referring to the ship's curmudgeonly surgeon, Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy.
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Also, in some cases, the bones in embryos' wings were larger — and therefore likely mechanically stronger — than their femur bones, even though they were less developed, he said.
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A drumstick is a substantial, beautiful thing, with enough meat on its bones and salty-crispy coating that I don't have to feel the bones on my teeth.
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But the researchers on this new study, published Wednesday in the journal Nature, used a quantitative database of recorded trauma in 295 Neanderthal bones and 541 human bones.
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Inside the tip of Elpistostege's front fins - called pectoral fins - were tiny bones called radial bones arranged in a series of rows like digits - the precursor to fingers.
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Osteoporosis, which means porous bones, is a chronic, progressive disease of increasingly fragile bones that can break from a relatively minor insult, like falling from a standing height.
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He and his colleagues call the bones' sensor a "gravitostat," which is triggered by body weight bearing down on bones, a result of the inexorable pressures of gravity.
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At the time, the image was easily identifiable as the remains of the Franklin expedition; "Bones — no need to ask which bones," the Times quipped at its reveal.
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"It's clear now that [archaeologists] can't just watch out for archaic-looking bones, but also for bones looking more modern," the researchers wrote in an email to Gizmodo.
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That could mean Kody's bones were very fragile, and that a simple act, like dressing a child or holding them for a vaccine, could result in broken bones.
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Finding the bones online was easy, but to assemble a stash of 13,000 bones, Gadlin told me over email, he had to deplete the stashes of several sellers.
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" Adams' declaration came after radio hosts Bobby Bones, Lunchbox and Amy Brown joked during a recent episode of The Bobby Bones Show that Hyland would be "buying the ring.
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I was #emogirl once again, and though my hip bones stuck out and my collar bones protruded enough to catch water during a rainstorm, I was still big-breasted.
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Dr. Deméré speculated that the humans might have been trying to get marrow out of the mastodon bones to eat, while using fragments of the bones to fashion tools.
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In subsequent research, Dr. Erickson and his colleagues also found evidence of digested bones in the fossilized excrement of a T. rex, showing that the beast had consumed bones.
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To make inferences about how Lucy's bones were used in day to day life, the researchers analyzed 3-D digital models of bones built from scans of the fossil.
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" - Tim, 22 "Left chicken bones on kitchen floor.
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The Bones of Grace , by Tahmima Anam (Harper) .
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Decked out in kid-friendly décor, the spooktastic spread included a toddler-sized piano, spiderweb tablecloth, "bones," gray pumpkins from Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch and #MakeMealtimeMatter gold plates from Cheeky.
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The major bones of its shoulder are fused together to form a "scapulocoracoid," or a fused shoulder girdle (unlike modern flying birds, which have a tight joint between unfused bones).
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The researchers collected DNA samples from the bones of the Chaco Canyon birds, along with a smaller sample of contemporary macaw bones from the Mimbres region in southern New Mexico.
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When Seiffert went to compare the bones he found to Zenkerella, he learned that it may have been easier to compare them with the bones of the Loch Ness Monster.
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He starts with 45 pounds of golden tilefish bones and heads, and slowly cooks that in a boiling pot of water for hours until the collagen falls off the bones.
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If you fall off your bike outdoors, the bones you're most likely to break are the clavicle (collar bone) and the scaphoid bone (one of the bones in the wrist).
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Inside, a photographer for The New York Times came across the blackened bones of what appeared to be a small child, and another set of bones underneath a bunk bed.
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The bones will be transported to a nearby warehouse, and the university is asking for local volunteers who can help them remove oil and fat from the bones, Mate said.
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Besides the warning, the FDA also provided extra tips for keeping Fido safe: Chicken bones and other bones from the kitchen table can also cause injury when chewed by pets.
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But that isn't necessarily a bad thing, since stress causes microdamage to our bones that our body naturally repairs, and that continual repair process helps to make the bones stronger.
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But before they went missing, the bones were analyzed in 1941 by a physician named D. W. Hoodless, who concluded that the bones—consisting of a skull, lower jaw (with no teeth), half a pelvis, and various arm and leg bones—belonged to a short, stocky, middle-aged male, and not Amelia Earhart.
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Five months later, surgeons cut Kaine's scalp from ear to ear, separated the bones in his skull and inserted sutures that would dissolve over time as his bones grew back together.
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The directive says that the bones and horns may be procured only from farmed animals, and that only the bones of tigers that have died of natural causes can be used.
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"[Neanderthals] are not as tall as we are, their limbs aren't as long, the surfaces of their joints are bigger, their bones are bigger, their bones are generally stronger," Wood says.
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The fossil skeleton takes its name from the small foot bones discovered by scientist Ron Clarke in 1994 when he was sorting through bones in boxes from the Sterkfontein cave system.
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No one knows exactly what it is but it may help explain why some people with bones that look strong get fractures while others with bones that look fragile do not.
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However, "if you don't give bones long enough to catch up, instead of getting stronger they'll break down, and you accumulate enough injury that the bones can break," Dr. Terry said.
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"In My Bones" is a homage to Prince, a studio concoction savoring a "funky feeling in my bones" (and featuring a lone guest instrumentalist, MonoNeon, busily thumb-popping the electric bass).
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Based on the cut marks on the bones, people extracted the marrow after a few weeks, after the bones and their covering of skin and tendons had time to dry out.
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Splintered bones, gushing severed appendages, tearing flesh — and vomit.
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A Smokey Bones Bar & Fire Grill in Kissimmee, Florida.
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PASADENA, California — The end could be near for Bones.
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" — Carlos H Gil, 66, Briarwood, N.Y. "White elephant bones.
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Prompted by the anecdotes of others, and his own observations that an elephant faced with such bones will often respond by scattering them, he laid out fields of bones in the bush.
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Another possible explanation is that the woman may have had a predisposition toweak bones that made the bones around her eye and nasal passageways more vulnerable to changes in pressure, Myers said.
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Howard has scanned items ranging in size from squirrel and rabbit bones to a bison's rib, as well as jaw and long bones from dire wolves, horses, big cats, camels and coyotes.
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Dog penis bones via Wikimedia CommonsAlthough we call erections "boners," anyone who has basic familiarity with human anatomy knows our slang deceives us—for unlike most mammals, men have no penis bones.
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"Indeed, these animals provide an endless source of different goods: food with meat, fat and marrow; fuel with dung, fat and bones; and raw material with long bones and ivory," Pitulko said.
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After a full excavation last month, paleontologists uncovered 303 bones, including ribs, a pelvis, shoulder bones and a skull with five gleaming molars that looked as if they were made of quartz.
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"While the meat's not on the bones, the bones are there, ready to really take off if Trump were to win it," said the source, who is close to the Trump campaign.
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The find consisted of leg bones, as well as potential flipper bones, whose shape didn't seem to fit with various other species of large penguin that researchers have found in the past.
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Kristina Hamm, spokeswoman with Orange County Waste & Recycling, told CNN more bones were uncovered, including what appears to be a skull, lower jaw, snout, ribs, limb bones, scapula, humerus, and the clavicle.
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Mr. Li enrolled in Beijing's prestigious Tsinghua University in 1951 to study philosophy and logic, but his passion was reading "oracle bones" — ox or turtle bones used in ancient China for divination.
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Bones didn't need to be especially faithful to the books it was loosely based on because "someone who solves murders by looking at bones" was already a solid basis for a crime procedural.
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"Even if we had bones from that tomb, we would need to verify their identity by looking at the bones of his father, maybe the DNA on some of his artwork," Ausubel said.
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She wants to take Citizen on a spiritual trip to the City of Bones, an underwater city in the Atlantic Ocean constructed from the bones of slaves who perished during the Middle Passage.
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It is the Chinese penchant for tiger bone which continues to endanger this keystone species and even encourages the poaching of lion in Africa, where lion bones are passed off as tiger bones.
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" But it's "The Bones" that brings it all together, melding all these styles at once to prove that yes, cheesy as it might sound, "When the bones are good, the rest don't matter.
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It suggests that the ossicles' precursors became detached from the other jaw bones as a result of the way, indicated by the shape of those other bones, that Jeholbaatar kielanae chewed its food.
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These bones alone are not enough to determine the exact species or the size of the marine mammal, but these particular bones did offer tantalizing clues into the last moments of this animal.
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"Sticks and stones can break my bones" — that's my attitude.
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This was followed by meat, bones and fruits and vegetables.
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Instead, I scour fiction like an archaeologist: Find the bones.
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We knew this man, deep in our bones… from before.
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Let Robert be king over charred bones and cooked meat.
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Doctors said he sustained severe head injuries and broken bones.
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Her bones were found inside her Heights home last March.
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Hanging on the door was a bag of human bones.
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It is excruciating, it feels like pressure on your bones.
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My bones feel a bit weaker, my back, my everything.
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A scattered assemblage of bones found at the Denmark site.
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The maxilla and premaxilla are bones of the upper jaw.
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Bones said all are alive, although some are gravely injured.
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It just saps the heat right out of your bones.
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It's not the bones in his body that had Sen.
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Bones, for his part, was impressed by the man's nerve.
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Rather, the study claimed that the bones gave that impression.
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Small bones found in the coffin below the mother's pelvis.
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That or give her a bone, she LOVESSS her bones.
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Bones thinned by osteoporosis are brittle and more easily fractured.
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Items found included bones, ceramic vessels, jewelry, textile, and wood.
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Good bones or good treats that they don't get normally.
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People who enjoy having their spines tingled and bones chilled.
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Cumberbatch plays William Carey, and he totally bones Mary Boleyn.
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So, sometimes bones are literally just left to rot away.
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But some lost bones, like Earhart's, can turn up again.
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A little meat on the bones definitely would've helped, though.
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Limb bones were sectioned using specialised cutting and grinding equipment.
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"I sell a lot of bones for soup," he says.
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She had made me: my skin, my bones, my blood.
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The bones told the scientists a lot about the pair.
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If these are not her bones, then whose are they?
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The bones also showed no sign of damage from predators.
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It was just transferring bones from one grave to another.
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Trump has bones to pick with other G28 leaders too.
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Each layer has pterosaur bones, and four also have eggs.
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I don't think there is any prejudice in their bones.
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One way or another, they're burning down to their bones.
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Jealousy and trust appear to be major bones of contention.
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So was Bones surprised that Underwood agreed to sing it?
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Old and modern bones were then compared to each other.
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First, put meat on the bones of Labour's economic programme.
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"Now I get excited about seeing muscles instead of bones."
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Their bones were hollow, and in some cases extremely thin.
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When you take them out of the water, no bones.
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He was now nearly blind and just skin and bones.
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Skull & Bones prominently features a female character in its trailer.
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It was the creatures' limb bones that intrigued him most.
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Of the 14 bones in his face, 13 were fractured.
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The bones, in the original trial, weren't even that important.
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After the meat was consumed, the bones leached nutrients downstream.
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The initial patients suffered mostly broken bones, fractures and cuts.
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And it's so sharp, it can slice through bones. Noted!
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I have to adjust the skin, the bones, the cartilage.
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Bite marks on fossilized bones indicated carnivores lived there, too.
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The human wrist is a clunky hodgepodge of unnecessary bones.
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And by strip down, we mean to your bare bones.
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Eventually, the bones were lost and the entire incident forgotten.
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But the actual bones of the buildings were really good.
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By then, cancer had invaded her liver, hips and bones.
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Trump has bones to pick with other G22 leaders too.
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Make no (dino) bones about it, though: $695 ain't cheap.
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The attitude of gratitude is felt deep in my bones.
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The people appear to know that in their very bones.
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I feel this fight in my bones, in my blood.
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But a chill digs into the marrow of my bones.
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That impact shatters bones, some of which puncture vital organs.
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He suffered broken bones after the impact and ultimately drowned.
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They include bones and gristle, which end up being tossed.
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The bones hadn't healed properly, so they were slightly raised?
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She said she would get extra calcium for her bones.
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The team created custom "bones" by 3D printing porous aluminum.
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These games were built on the bones of other systems.
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Clean the salmon off with water and remove the bones.
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But forensic tests showed the bones long predated their disappearances.
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But newly discovered whale bones lend credibility to Pliny's account.
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He could feel my pulse; I could feel his bones.
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But don't drop the gym membership: Stronger muscles protect bones.
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Drinking milk is the only way to build strong bones.
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Ms. Kaplan has hung warm flesh on its steely bones.
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As though I am a little drunk in the bones.
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We know, in our bones, that control is an illusion.
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Cyclists fall off their bikes, breaking bones and dislocating joints.
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"We only found five or six bones," his brother said.
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The bare bones of Instagram's design have stayed the same.
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How would that affect any information left within the bones?
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The reports describe everything from brittle bones to faulty joints.
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On "Bones," Deschanel's character is not alone in her efforts.
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Then your doctor says you're losing calcium in your bones.
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Bones and meat and blood, but now, also, the air.
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I don't mean the physical kind, breaking bones and everything.
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Several students are being treated for broken bones and concussions.
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I feel the solemness of their nods in my bones.
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And you don't need to get chicken bones involved, either.
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Over long periods, bones and muscles begin to waste away.
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She throws the rib bones in there and the riblets.
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He knew, in his bones, that he was looked after.
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Shattered bones or patients missing half their face are commonplace.
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Toss the bones and vegetables into a large stock pot.
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Well, both Bones and Sommer admit... it's to look wild.
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And, once back on Earth, the bones don't grow back.
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I can't recall the last episode of "Bones" I watched.
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And those three points are the bones of his story.
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In 230, I was born missing bones in both legs.
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"The bones get weaker and break more easily," she said.
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Ms. Merkel knows these things, believes them in her bones.
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Some days, residents say, there are only bones in Sinjar.
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Toes, fingers, noses, bones, and teeth splattered on the ground.
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"Bones are exploded, soft tissue is absolutely destroyed," one said.
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But the bones were much larger than most parrots' tibiotarsi.
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We start losing bone mass, which makes leg bones brittle.
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"With the rock art you're putting flesh on the bones."
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Find out, in Game of Bones 2: Winter Came Everywhere.
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Ranking a TV show episode by episode reveals its bones.
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Lucky for him ... no broken bones ... just cuts and bruises.
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Some of the bones contained Neanderthal DNA, it turned out.
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Clean the bones by covering with boiling water. Drain. 2.
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DOUGLAS: It's in my bones, like —— PARKER: All is done.
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An elderly woman with brittle bones from the Dominican Republic.
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The bones also revealed Little Foot walked on two legs.
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Her hip bones will also need to be virtually reconstructed.
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Does throwing out heads, tails and bones really make sense?
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She has 110 broken or fractured bones, the outlet reported.
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And he accepted the risks of bruises and broken bones.
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The bones of the face were built to withstand strain.
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Archaeologically speaking, green bones are not uncommon at grave sites.
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Looking for fresh clues, they tried drilling into ancient bones.
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Periodically these ice flows disgorge the bones of dead climbers.
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I used to have muscles; now I have only bones.
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He knows in his bones now what to leave out.
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He had several broken bones and a shattered right elbow.
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The monkey bones were presumably used to hunt other monkeys.
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Or bones can be deposited into the cemetery's common ossuary.
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Curious onlookers had picked at the ribs and other bones.
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They require evolutionary changes in the shape of their bones.
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How exactly the T. rex could break bones was unclear.
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Never give your cat animal bones to chew or eat.
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Seeping into their lungs, into the marrow of their bones.
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Those bones were significantly older than any others ever found.
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But those who break bones or get concussed must withdraw.
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I Love the Bones of You comes out on Thursday.
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Cooked bones may be dangerous for dogs to chew on.
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They thought it was gruesome to put bones on altars.
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He added that she did not suffer any broken bones.
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Over time, they mixed with dinosaur bones and fallen trees.
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Smaller bones caught in the sieve were bagged and labeled.
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It will have all three Bones in it, as kids.
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But there were bones missing and everything else was garbage.
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After I die and my bones have turned to dust.
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"The sound goes down right through your bones," he says.
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I'll use a walker rather than fall and break bones.
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And, Kailyn's making no bones about it -- she wants Farrah.
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Support the Mütter Institute's Arch Street Bones Project on CauseVox.
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The bones recently solved the long mystery of his death.
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Plus, the collagen helps support healthy bones, joints and digestion!
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Fascinatingly, and unlike other early birds, its third finger consisted of just two bones—an early example of a bird species reducing, or fusing, its finger bones (more on this in just a bit).
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Smokey Bones: In addition to a special Father's Day brunch, Smokey Bones will be gifting every father that dines on Father's Day weekend a $10 gift card to use next time they come in.
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Courtesy of the FDA This warning pertains to store-bought bones, but both vets and the FDA have long sounded the alarm about giving your dog bones or boney scraps from the dinner table.
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Bobby Bones and Sharna Burgess The host of the nationally syndicated weekday radio program "The Bobby Bones Show" will get to prove if he has smooth moves to go along with his smooth voice.
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To date the bones, Hansford and his colleagues extracted collagen from the bones, which was then analyzed at two separate Accelerated Mass Spectrometry Radiocarbon dating facilities, producing a date range between 10,721 to 10,511 years.
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The size and shape of the bones confirmed that finding: Some of the bones belonged to people who were "very robust and tall, " while others were more "gracile," or long and lanky, the authors wrote.
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One key recent development is the ability of isotope analysis to match bones with the geographical childhood homes of missing soldiers: Bones take on the isotopic signature of the place where a person was raised.
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Deer bones from those layers—especially the metapodials (the long bones of the feet), which are rich in bone marrow—showed the telltale signs of people cracking them open to get at the marrow inside.
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Bones creep into her work — genetic code taking over where language eludes us — but also a disturbing awareness about the art market is transmitted here: these bones, former bodies, however "ethically sourced," are now art.
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That's where they discovered the remains of human feet and bones.
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The stars of Good Bones can do bad all by themselves.
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And sometimes you find frog bones inside your extinct mummified salamander.
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Before that however, we've got 280 bones to pick with Twitter.
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Three suffered broken bones, Wallenda said Thursday at a press conference.
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There were just a bunch of human bones soaking in sewage.
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Knievel crashed on his attempt, breaking his pelvis and other bones.
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Did you know fossilized dinosaur bones can actually turn into opals?
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You see, these "Nikumaroro Bones," as they're called, no longer exist.
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The baby survived the shooting but suffered broken bones, media reported.
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The rabbit happens to have as many bones as humans, roughly.
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Skeleton of the new armored dinosaur as represented by preserved bones.
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The documented measurements were stored away, and the bones soon lost.
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HTC has almost completely reworked the original bare-bones Vive design.
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Swipe the Becca x Jaclyn Hill highlighter on cheek bones 22.
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Meanwhile, the White House Counsel's office is down to bare bones.
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Thicker, not many bones protruding, but more dimples that represent cellulite.
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Ms Warren, in contrast, proclaims herself "a capitalist to my bones".
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The bones are still there, but the interior is very different.
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I make no bones about where I stand on reproductive rights.
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History is a broth made from the bones of the defeated.
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They heard rumors that we were weak -- just skin and bones.
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I definitely feel Latina — I can feel it in my bones.
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They're displayed in gilded frames incorporating casts and impressions of bones.
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But better than that, you can feel it in your bones.
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Or people telling me to put some meat on my bones.
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Her bones lay undiscovered, amid mud and maritime detritus, until now.
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"Never say die", runs their motto, "until the bones are rotten."
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Many bones were made smooth from being cooked over a flame.
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Bones actress Tamara Taylor takes a simple, "practical" approach to eating.
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What's more, its limb bones appear weak and poorly ossified, i.e.
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What about special Collagen Beautèa that promises to support your bones?
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The bones, she thinks, may have been planted on Avery's property.
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They found that the bones were not all the same age.
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But it might cause you to break all of your bones.
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Kody's bones healed, and he believes his father was wrongly convicted.
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Kobach took credit for drafting the bare bones of Trump's Jan.
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There were barely buried bones on the ground, said Wa Lone.
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This is the isotopic composition of the animals' bones and teeth.
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It doesn't have a suspension that tries to fuse your bones.
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I let it sink into my bones over the holiday break.
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These bones had been initially withheld — potentially to frame Steven Avery.
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Kratz called it conjecture and put the bones theory to rest.
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"We never realized there was actually any broken bones," he said.
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Star Wars is literally built atop the bones of other movies.
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Who could possibly be bothered to make their brow bones dewier?
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YOU KNOW, THE BASIC BONES OF THE U.S. ECONOMY IS GOOD.
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Extinct Dolphin Bones in Flight Look Like Fossils in Zero Gravity
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Yet the impact on kids' bones is still up for debate.
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The bullet damaged blood vessels, bones, and internal organs, Sava said.
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Some of the injured officers had broken bones and head wounds.
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Watch him grow and the feel the emo in your bones.
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"I've been lucky, no major illnesses, no broken bones," said Krakowiecki.
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"Tell me about this group so far," Seacrest, 44, asked Bones.
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They have to have a bit of meat on their bones.
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Netflix has yet to announce a release date for Perfect Bones.
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X-rays showed no broken bones or bullet wounds, said Goodwin.
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And I know Game of Bones can have good sex scenes.
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The directory is also fairly bare bones in terms of content.
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The bones are used for medical purposes, the teeth as amulets.
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A bare-bones OSTP staff at this point is not unprecedented.
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But Bonjean made no bones about the cataclysm consuming the party.
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Doctors allegedly determined that she had more than 35 broken bones.
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The sporting marrow in a nation's bones is not easily removed.
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The US coal industry is collapsing — make no bones about it.
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They searched and didn t find additional bones at this time.
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Their bones were made of chicken wire, their skin papier-mâché.
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In medieval times, Becket's bones were viewed as having mystical powers.
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And emergency room doctors, working in clandestine clinics, set shattered bones.
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If constitutional bones that provide structure aren't nourished, they will break.
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This patient's feet weren't just swollen, the bones themselves were larger.
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The feeling of it was just like death on my bones.
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She is onstage, certainly, and makes no bones about being so.
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The California congressman makes no bones about his ambitions (The Hill).
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A liar tends to stick with the same, bare-bones answers.
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Here's a stunner: Exercise does not, after all, build strong bones.
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I love its ancientness, and I love the bones of it.
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People with osteoporosis have bones that are fragile and break easily.
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Martinez was alive, but had traumatic head injuries and broken bones.
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Now the cancer has metastasized to his abdomen, his bones, etc.
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But other tissues, like skin, tendon and bones, might be acceptable.
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But among the various bones, two nearly complete skeletons were found.
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Zooey Deschanel joined her sister Emily on an episode of "Bones."
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They were probably hoarders, and what they hoarded was probably bones.
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I'm a Markdown stan—and I make no bones about it.
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But I was digging up the baseball field looking for bones.
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Her right hand is obliterated: frayed tendons, twisted fingers, crushed bones.
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It has bones that develop from cartilage and contain blood vessels.
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This version of Jock isn't obsessed with burying their bones, either.
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The shock of the initial wave is still in people's bones.
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H. luzonensis also featured hand bones similar to those of Australopithecus.
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They saved bones, stems, and scraps to reuse whenever they could.
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Maybe the barest bones of such preparation are beginning to emerge.
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Remember your animal self and what those long bones are for.
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Related: "A Second Look at a 'Misconception' on Exercise and Bones"
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Linda, who survived, suffered a cracked sternum and multiple broken bones.
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Pull the meat off the bones and set it aside. 4.
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On this bare-bones single, Sampha turns that sensation into song.
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The discarded bloodied bones have been strewn about the gallery floor.
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Inner Journey Out is out on Sacred Bones on June 3.
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"He said, 'I don't want any bones to remain,'" Valdez testified.
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Before the bones can go on display, there's another step: degreasing.
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You can see the bones of this structure throughout the hour.
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Rinse the bones until they are clean of blood and impurities.
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Put the parboiled and/or roasted bones into a clean stockpot.
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All the bones are exactly the same, just in different sizes.
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I don't know if in their bones they're a recruiting company.
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Who the heck leaves so many fish bones on their floor?
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It was really more like a bare-bones internal email system.
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Totems and bones and skulls leer from the nooks between branches.
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But there's a new item on his shopping list: Soup bones.
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It's not a luxury car, but it's also not bare-bones.
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Now he's got it in his core, and in his bones.
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Blankets of pinkish-red worms covered the vertebrae and tail bones.
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Once it gets into their tissues and bones, it stays there.
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That means months of bruises, scrapes, broken bones and sometimes worse.
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I watched the surgeons screw metal plates into his broken bones.
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Instead, Alma thought she'd heard one of her own bones snapping.
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I've broken bones, and this blew it out of the water.
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They are already devouring one another and sucking the bones dry.
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WhatsApp has a reputation as a bare-bones utility messaging app.
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"It was just bare bones, but I loved it," she said.
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People often say they can feel the weather in their bones.
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"I distinctly felt my hip bones dragging themselves apart," she writes.
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Chemotherapy had made her bones brittle, and she worried about falling.
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Scientists say DNA may help return the bones to their homes.
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A change in the weather can make bones and joints ache.
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With X-rays, we can see how the bones are moving.
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Each of these bugs could spread to skin, bones, even brain.
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I also found several reputable companies that trade in human bones.
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Will even a boundary-pushing D.J. like Bobby Bones play it?
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Watch on and feel the heat flood back into your bones.
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" Rodts agreed that "classically with strangulation, you don't see broken bones.
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And her whole body would hurt, right down to her bones.
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She sent us to go look for bones from the kitchen.
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Their toe bones can be whistles and buckles and fish hooks.
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But I also have a lot of muscle and dense bones.
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How active you are as a child affects your bones forever.
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Similar marks appeared on the rocks used to smash elephant bones.
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Later digs revealed a few more bones, along with flint blades.
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Radiation, chemotherapy and steroids can render bones brittle, Dr. Guise explained.
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Action Park was infamous for bruises, scars, broken bones — even death.
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Sometimes our bodies get sick with viruses, diseases, or broken bones.
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Last month, doctors found cancer cells in his bones and liver.
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To state the obvious: Good writing is in a movie's bones.
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Her corpse is little more than leathered skin and mangled bones.
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How do bones get calcium, and why do they need it?
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By now, offering bare-bones same sex options just isn't enough.
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BONES: Brothers, Horses, Cartels, and the Borderland Dream, by Joe Tone.
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It was easy to imagine myself as a pile of bones.
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They give us the skeleton, the bones, some of the meat.
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They have flexible bones, which scientists think helps them withstand pressure.
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Speaking of random, is that chair made out of real bones?
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Eddie Mae would cook him neck bones, or eggs and grits.
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The damaged bones, she said, reflected the predators' different hunting methods.
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Without gravity, bones lose strength and eyes are squashed, affecting vision.
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Safety first: I've been injured a couple times, no broken bones.
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For our skin burning and the bones beneath, all their ache.
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Their bones are burned... Their bodies are burned to a crisp.
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Dr. Mooney said they might feel the vibrations in their bones.
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These fossils include partial skulls, hind legs, tail bones, and forelegs.
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Bone broth, similar to stock, is made using bones and meat.
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The students worked scrupulously, watching for small animal bones or artifacts.
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Everything was fine until all the yoga made my bones dissolve.
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You throw little bones to them and see how they react.
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Some animal bones have been found during the excavation, police said.
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Berger thought that the Palau bones might elucidate the Flores mystery.
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The researchers have determined that the bones are 115,000 years old.
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I felt in my bones that I had to take action.
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Their bones have turned liquid; their hearts have turned into stone. . . .
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His bones were found a month after the girls were killed.
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He knew there was something more important than scratches and bones.
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The White House has to put some meat on the bones.
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And then there was the most incredible fatigue in my bones.
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It was also a runner, evident from its long foot bones.
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The bones — as these things often are — were discovered by accident.
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At its best, Vietjet is a bare-bones but enjoyable experience.
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A bare-bones subscription, for instance, had cost $1203 a month.
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The insights were gleaned analyzing bones retrieved from the tar pits.
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The load of her body against him ground at his bones.
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And yet here were all these bones and remnants of coffins.
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There are also huge piles of bones you won't soon forget.
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"Breathe Out" is off Son Lux's 2015 LP, Bones (Glassnote Records).
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"It was really basic, bare-bones training," Lexi says of Wag.
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The health of your bones and the glow of your cheeks.
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Others prefer when it's even more dry, just skin and bones.
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You can't build them out of steel because it breaks bones.
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Well, at least they make no bones about paying to play.
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TWO decades ago palaeontologists were astonished to discover impressions of feathers in rock around the petrified bones of dinosaurs that had clearly, from the anatomy those bones displayed, been unable to fly when they were alive.
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The procedure, which can be performed simultaneously on both arms, involved trimming the ends of the bones in Peck's arms and equipping them with plates, which were then connected to the bones in the donor arms.
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Cool the chicken meat down and pick the meat off the bones, discarding the bones (you can skip this step and buy a chicken stock; it'll save you time but will not taste as good). 2.
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In some instances, bones turned over by North Korea have not even been human, as the family of one British fighter pilot learned when DNA tests showed that the remains returned to them were animal bones.
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" Yet another user stopped just short of claiming the bones amounted false advertising, saying they wouldn't expect ground up bones in "something that says made in the USA since 1953 and America's #1 Salisbury steak brand.
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Puppies' bones stop growing at about nine months old, and until then the bones' growth plates are ripe for injuries that can become lifelong, says Heather Loenser, a senior veterinary officer at the American Animal Hospital Association.
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Rejecting the bones will anger some Orthodox adherents, particularly those outside Russia.
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Bones meaning lawsuits, in case that analogy didn't quite work for you.
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Hand wraps brace the wrist and compact the bones of the hand.
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The 76-year-old bones have virtually the same ratio at 0.756.
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That which coffers the trousseau of Maria de' Medici and Lincoln's bones.
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The bones alone approach, this experiment showed, is both inadequate and inaccurate.
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But the Netflix series just doesn't have enough meat on its bones.
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He's given dogs along the route Milk Bones and fed neighborhood cats.
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A team of orthopedic surgeons then worked to fix his broken bones.
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Watch People Features: Good Bones' Mother-Daughter Duo, available now, on PeopleTV.
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They don't want inmates in special housing to sharpen bones into weapons.
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Make sure any turkey you offer your pet has the bones removed.
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Do you see any more details, any more meat on the bones?
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The middle leg bones clustered into three distinct groups without the subgrouping.
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Even without the furniture, it still has gorgeous views and breathtaking bones.
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Bones cracked, one after the other, until the rib cage came loose.
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Police later confirmed 13 people were treated for injuries, including broken bones.
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" And Sanders has faulted Warren for being a "capitalist through her bones.
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And it can be used to crack open nuts and animal bones.
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You're listening to your bones rubbing on each other, or maybe cartilage.
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Across the globe in South Africa a cave of bones was discovered
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Bones is currently airing its 11th season, which will return April 12.
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They used this to date fragments from several of the mastodon's bones.
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He says it's possible the bones of the victims got mixed up.
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He set out looking for mammal bones sticking out of the ground.
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"Scales can't differentiate between muscle, fat, bones, tissue and water," she says.
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Someone else's dish could have literal raw bones and trash in it.
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But even those most bare-bones of goals remain out of reach.
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While pretty much all my other tattoos have meaning, the bones don't.
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Bones are considered gross, but there's something beautiful about skeletons to me.
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DNA testing is pending to confirm they are, in fact, Pietrewicz's bones.
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Their bones were found entangled and seared to the floor, Perry said.
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Because pterosaurs had thin bones, optimized for flight, not many fossils remain.
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"Then your doctor says you're losing calcium in your bones," she said.
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I thought I needed to be skin and bones to be happy.
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Democracy cannot be built on the bones of those who are butchered.
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She went into surgery yesterday morning.. Her broken bones got 3 pins.
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He included measurements of Earhart's own bones calculated from photographs of her.
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It's a powerful combination, but there's not much flesh on the bones.
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They don't want inmates in special housing to sharpen bones into weapons.
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The woman allegedly discarded pickled chicken feet bones on the subway floor.
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Penis bones are diverse in shape and size across many different mammals.
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"They're victims from their past homes who have fled violence," said Bones.
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Osteoporosis, which means "porous bone", occurs when bones become weak and brittle.
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In one case, a monkey ate the entire bat—bones and all.
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For months, these bones lay undisturbed in the grasslands like buried treasure.
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I read Salvage the Bones by Jesmyn Ward as I fall asleep.
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He said the bullets tore up muscles, smashed bones and slashed veins.
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And this cat's bones had been excavated from the central ceremonial area.
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Gerda's fingers are thin and knobbly, the skin hanging off the bones.
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Clinton's bones and brain Clinton's health history also includes a bone fracture.
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Jones says he'll stop if the Bones saga ever gets seriously dark.
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It became the bones for the Internet as we know it today.
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Most often, fractures occurred in major bones in the thigh and shin.
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And let's close out the week with Tony Jaa breaking some bones.
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A vision, on the screen, then: The video fills your ghostly bones.
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She's also made no bones about it -- she wants President Trump impeached.
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The paper quoted Trump as saying the bones spurs had been "temporary".
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The fire evidence on the animal bones and burnt flints were key.
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But they had only a few limb bones and vertebrae to study.
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The man claims he suffered broken bones and bruises in the attack.
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Forget bones: for this dog, popsicles are the hottest snack in town.
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They reach into the extinguished tangle, four hands against the mingled bones.
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Zooey and her sister, Bones star Emily Deschanel, grew up around Hollywood.
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Uma Thurman broke multiple bones this week after falling from a horse.
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Spread the chicken bones onto a baking sheet in an even layer.
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Did Nicolas Cage fork over three times that amount for dinosaur bones?
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He makes no bones about it ... Hulk wants back in the WWE.
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The only bummer is that I'm not really into chewing on bones.
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They also seized 22008kg of tiger bones and claws, and five skins.
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The bones are clearly there for the next great White Sox team.
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Over time, though, the tissues and bones can shift and require adjustments.
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When they fall—and they always fall—their bones break like twigs.
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The desert has also become a popular retirement destination for old bones.
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Done too early, it'll permanently injure the puppy's joints and leg bones.
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One man recently caught with human bones was fined less than $30.
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Traditionally, gelatin is made by boiling skin, cartilage and bones from animals.
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Her arms are bones, her arms are clothes hangers inside her dress.
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Your joints and bones are aligned as they were designed to be.
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"We want to know why and how" the bones ended up there.
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For one, without the stress of Earth's gravity, her bones lose density.
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Those bones beat out a rhythm on the fluid-filled inner ear.
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The most unpleasant and unbearable pain I felt was in my bones.
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"There are no bones for monetization in this project," one woman says.
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They way their skin blackened and blistered and melted off their bones.
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I count the ribs among my favorite bones in the Washington area.
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The scientists searched for animal bones that showed signs of being butchered.
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Cain said she broke five bones after she lost her menstrual cycle.
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He'd always chosen the minimum necessary, a bare-bones, high-deductible plan.
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One slip could break bones or tear ligaments, or possibly something worse.
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Freedom is in the DNA of Americans, woven deep into our bones.
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It will be the bones of our soldiers, you can include mine.
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The bones that splinter of their own accord, under an evil spell?
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The result: 132 bone pieces, a dozen rib fragments and 35 bones.
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He had four spinal operations, a heart bypass, and many broken bones.
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When it comes to furnishings, most dorm rooms are pretty bare bones.
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Few of the bodies have all their 206 bones and 32 teeth.
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Blood and thin bones and teeth in a mess in your hands.
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I went after whatever on the dinner table had bones in it.
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Among the broken bones was the hyoid bone, near Epstein's Adam's apple.
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Residents are moving the bones of their ancestors before it's too late.
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But perhaps you want something with a little fat on its bones.
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Ms. Jabara had broken bones and a collapsed lung, the family said.
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Bryan Goldberg's Bustle Digital Group bought the bones of Gawker and Mic.
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Ultrasound is often performed to help speed the healing of broken bones.
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Alabama Shakes, Mr. Isbell and St. Paul & the Broken Bones already are.
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So many illnesses and broken bones and sprained wrists and cracked skulls.
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And when you have metastatic cancer in your bones, you need it.
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The rest of the bones and teeth take another 10 at most.
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A necropsy found the juvenile female had broken bones and massive hemorrhaging.
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It was still pretty bare bones, but that was perfect for us.
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Their lives are mostly legends, scattered around the world like their bones.
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The cases Thomas discusses put the muscle on the new law's bones.
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The Gear It's bare-bones: chin-up bar, treadmill, free weights, mats.
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Which isn't to say that exercise cannot protect bones in other ways.
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The bones of his enemies adorned his helmet like a morbid galea.
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These bones are very dangerous and should not be on the market!
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He sprinkled the bones with sacred water as classical Thai music played.
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I mean, look, I make my bones in Congress providing sound arguments.
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It is not confirmed whether the Teen Wolf actor broke other bones.
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The authors surmised that male turkey bones were probably favored for tools.
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Put the bones, daikon, carrots, onions, and ginger on a roasting pan.
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Today, their bones are found with surprising abundance around the Permafrost Tunnel.
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Pork neck and femur bones enrich his 15-hour tonkatsu ramen broth.
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The only body parts that turn into ash are a person's bones.
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But Scalise was badly wounded, suffering multiple broken bones and internal damage.
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Chromebooks are fairly bare-bones when it comes to pre-loaded applications.
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"Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead," by Olga Tokarczuk.
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Their bones and other body parts are used in traditional Asian medicine.
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They could tell that the delicate, light bones belonged to a bird.
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As an adult, he had to have his damaged ankle bones fused.
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It's tempting to be cynical or dismissive about this bare-bones moviemaking.
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And it's just in his bones — it's not like you trained him.
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Chandini made no bones about how it worked among her 15 chelas.
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"I feel this in my bones," says Kim, 38, in one scene.
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The foul stench of fish heads, entrails, and chicken bones is unbearable.
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Perforations and cuts in some skulls and bones could suggest human sacrifice.
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Catacombs can look convivial in this light; the bones are practically snuggling.
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At its most bare-bones level, Eurovision is an international song contest.
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Children sit on the ground, playing games with shagai, sheep knuckle bones.
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Mr. Trump and his team make no bones about being pro-Israel.
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How do you match the right bones to the right Aboriginal group?
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When your teenager oversleeps, give him a break: He's still making bones.
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To facilitate flight, pterosaur bones were lightweight and fragile, like a bird's.
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Some said they were made to dismember corpses and remove their bones.
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Which ones had bought this sweater to keep Clifford's aging bones warm?
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When rooms have good bones and good proportions, people can do less.
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Indeed, there are many issues that Bones falls on both sides of.
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During the day, she felt weak and tired, and her bones hurt.
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"Everybody did what little they could to bury the bones," he said.
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That persistent disappointment has seeped into the very bones of the club.
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But the bones also seem to have been used in cultural traditions.
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The physical therapist also mentioned a vibrating board that may strengthen bones.
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"Come on now, there's some meat on those bones," he told me.
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Like a bird, it had small, light bones and wing-like forelimbs.
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The bones might even hold some DNA that could confirm the hypothesis.
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Ten thousand generations ago, our bones were piled high in hyenas' dens.
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For tuckered-out shoppers, there's a couch to rest your weary bones.
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The bones of Mabille's apartment allude to that so-called Directoire style.
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The bones were uncovered in a sandbank seven feet below the surface.
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Unlike with dinosaurs, the horse's bones were dehydrated and not yet fossils.
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At least two bones, four tendons and two muscles had been snapped.
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The clip shows a desolate beach strewn with driftwood and whale bones.
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