Now there's a debate about whether you're seeing cord-cutters, cord-shavers or cord-nevers.
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That's the power cord and Connect cord side by side.
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We're getting a lot more 'cord cutters' and 'cord nevers.
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It's for cord-cutters who don't know how to cut the cord.
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There are cord-cutters and cord-nevers, and now Showtime's president, David Nevins, has added a new term to the television industry lexicon: Cord-cobblers.
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Linear ratings are down, ... cord cutting is certainly growing, cord shaving is growing.
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I felt she was stuck like on a bungee cord … and the cord snapped.
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But then, this cord is not exactly the look of the cord of yore.
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Brouk & Co Travel Cord Roll: Cut down your cord clutter with this life-changing organizer.
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Dish Network is trying to please cord-cutters by tempting them to keep the cord.
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"Cord cutters" or "cord nevers" number about 56 million, over 22 percent of U.S. adults.
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That first-mover advantage helped initiate the so-called cord-cutting and cord-never movements.
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The result of that is we see more 'cord nevers' and a few more cord cutters.
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"A complete spinal cord injury is when you sever your spinal cord completely," the athlete explains.
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Meanwhile, Disney's strength in video now seems wobbly, as cord-cutting/cord-nevering becomes a thing.
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The best poems here move quietly into strange places, as in the deliberately banally titled "The Hairdryer Cord Is All Tangled," in which the cord is … more than a hairdryer cord.
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Got a charger cord in your bag, or a maybe a hair dryer with a long cord?
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The Japan Spinal Cord Foundation estimates more than 100,000 people have spinal cord injuries in the country.
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But the company has recently launched tools for the growing audience of cord-cutter and cord-nevers.
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If you don't like the look of the Echo's black power cord, you can try painting it to match the color of your wall and mounting the cord with small clear cord clips.
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More than 80 diseases have been treated with cord blood transplants, according to the National Cord Blood Program.
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But cord-cutter behavior is different from their cable-subscribing counterparts — and it goes beyond not paying for traditional TV. Cord-cutters and cord-nevers are showing distinctly different viewing habits than their counterparts.
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This is also, not coincidentally, the thing that Disney and ESPN executives say, over and over, when you ask them about the sports channel's uncertain future in a cord-cutting/cord-shaving/cord-nevering world.
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Preserved cord blood units were next hand-delivered to hospitals in Baltimore, Cincinnati, Minneapolis — for sibling cord blood transplants.
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And if the price is similar to existing cable options — it doesn't so much become cord cutting, as cord shifting.
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For the cord-cutter and cord-never generations, sports tend to be behind what is, in effect, a giant paywall.
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"The true knot that had been tied tight in the umbilical cord," she wrote, sharing the image of the cord.
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Today's cord cutters and "cord nevers" often get their news from social media, podcasts, apps and other digital-first sources.
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Cord Project is a New York-based company whose Cord software is a simple voice-messaging platform for mobile devices.
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Cord length Seemingly small details like cord length can make all the difference in the effectiveness of a beauty tool.
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Yeah, I was never really a cord cutter, because I never really had a cord to cut in first place.
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"Luci" was born with a tethered spinal cord, which is when the spinal cord is attached to tissue around the spine.
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It's a plastic circle with an HDMI cord sticking out; that cord attaches to the back of the Chromecast with magnets.
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More than half of Pluto TV users are cord-cutters or cord-nevers who don't subscribe to traditional pay-TV services.
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Cord length: To power up your hair dryer, a longer cord length anywhere from 6 to 9 feet is is ideal.
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When you combine the cord cutters and cord-nevers, there will be 22016 million U.S. non-pay TV viewers this year.
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For more information on cord cutting and living your life after cable be sure to read the Motherboard Guide to Cord Cutting.
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" General Counsel Matt Zinn said "consumers are obviously frustrated with the lack of choice, which led to cord cutting and cord shaving.
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Miranda said police believe that by the time of the incident, the phone adapter cord had been disconnected from the extension cord.
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"An accessible window covering cord includes any operational, pull or internal cord that a child could wrap around their neck," Blumenthal wrote.
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Most reasonable people react by switching which cord they pull, but after seven years, Congress has kept yanking the same wrong cord.
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Another drawback is that many clinicians delivering babies clamped the cord too soon for babies assigned to the delayed cord clamping group.
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So next time you're thinking about plugging a sketchy cord into your $700 iPhone—just put the cord down and walk away.
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"So cord blood banking -- and now we have a national cord blood bank as opposed to private clinics -- so there's a real rationale for banking cord blood, whereas the rationale for banking baby teeth is far less clear," Robey said.
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Comcast's own streaming service aimed at cord cutters and more so the 'cord nevers' who never sign up for cable, has now launched.
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Next, Stutts shows off a wad of parachute "550 cord," which is a utility cord that is designed to hold as many pounds.
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Support from Congress has translated into the Be The Match Registry®—operated by the NMDP/Be The Match—with more than 28503 million donors and 22019,000 cord blood units, including 104,000 cord blood units accessible under the National Cord Blood Inventory (NCBI).
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Cord blood today Despite dozens of studies documenting its curative powers, cord blood is saved after only 5 per cent of all US births.
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Ideally the cord is a pretty, fabric twisted cord, and is hung above a piece of furniture so the plug and outlet are hidden.
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I was given a DVD player for Christmas and I can't work out whether I put the green cord in or the red cord.
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The replacement affects the AC power cord that connects to a power outlet, rather than the cord that connects directly to a Surface Pro.
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A cord that's too short will restrict your movement, and it's even worse if the cord isn't long enough to reach where you're standing.
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Despite being half the MSRP, the wired version includes a microphone on the cord, while the Bluetooth version doesn't include a cord at all.
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Instead, it said, it was targeting people who had already cut the cord, or never signed up for the cord in the first place.
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The soft cord is threaded and feels like the cord on a hoodie with a bit more structure, which proved to be a nice feel.
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Still, the service represents a potentially enticing offer to cord-cutters and so-called cord-nevers, those who have never had cable or satellite service.
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Whatever the case may be, get her the gift of a easy-to-carry charging cord that looks way cuter than an actual charging cord.
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Police in Lovington, New Mexico, said the victim appears to have been electrocuted and they found a cellphone, charger cord and extension cord in the bathroom.
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YouTube doesn't have to convince these kids to cut the cord in favor of YouTube — they never planned to buy the cord in the first place.
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Cord-nevers look down on cord-cutters, who look down on landliners, who look down on TV-setters, who look down on AOL-addressees like me.
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Cable Clips & Cord Management System, $7.99, available at AmazonManage the cord chaos on your desk with these handy helpers, which will stick to any flat surface.
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Private banks can also use cord blood for more unproven treatments, whereas public banks are FDA-mandated to only provide cord blood for FDA-approved treatments.
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Market penetration of pay TV in America has slipped from nearly 28% in 25.5 to just over 224% as people abandon cable altogether (cord-cutters), switch to less expensive packages (cord-shavers) or never sign up for pay-TV bundles in the first place (cord-nevers).
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Some people are happy to pay a premium price for their cable TV.Learning Curve For Cord-CuttersThere is also a learning curve to being a cord-cutter.
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Paulie specifically asked production whether it would be the same bungee cord Kam and Kayleigh were given regardless of if he or Natalie ran with the cord.
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The absence in cord charging of the air gap involved in wireless charging means cord charging requires a special (and power-draining) transformer to protect against surges.
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Times Internet MD Satyan Gajwani Times Internet MD Satyan Gajwani "This audience on here is genuinely different, [rather than cord-cuttters] they're almost cord-nevers," Bedi added.
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Most spinal cord injury patients, however, have extremely frayed cord endings due to the traumatic nature of the injury, so the procedure will not work for them.
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"I'm really in shock because I'm thinking he just cut the cord to the computer but I didn't see him cut the cord but I saw ..." Leslie said.
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HDMI cords, power cord, and a USB cord all go into the back of a external processor unit, while the cables from the headset go into the front.
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O. In 2017, 700,000 U.S. households will cut the pay TV cord, pushing the total number of cord-cutting households to 7.4 million, according to data firm Emarketer.
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A jumper hooks their parachute line to the cord, and when they jump out of the airplane the cord hooked inside of the aircraft pulls the parachute free.
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Surgery that is effective for a cut spinal cord, they point out, may well not work for the far more common problem of a compressed or fractured cord.
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But you should never use an extension cord to plug in a device across the room, because the cord can wear down when snaked around corners and furniture.
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The general idea is that each of these TV services will appeal to cord-cutters and cord-nevers who consider old-style cable and satellite TV too costly.
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To recap: A cord-cutter is someone who has cable and cancels; a cord-never is usually a younger person who has no intention of ever subscribing to cable.
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After ruling out a tick bite or lyme disease, he was diagnosed with a spinal cord infarction, which is an interruption to the blood supply in the spinal cord.
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The general idea is that each of these TV services will appeal to cord-cutters and cord-nevers who merely consider old-style cable and satellite TV too costly.
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That price, even with the two stream limitation and lack of guaranteed local channels, is going to be compelling to a lot of cord cutters or potential cord cutters.
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It's now being tested out with spinal cord injuries to reduce swelling in the wake of an injury, which in turn could keep cells in the spinal cord alive.
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By 103, eMarketer says the number of cord cutters will nearly equal the number of cord-nevers with 210 million for the former, and 2181.7 million for the latter.
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A varied supply of public cord blood is important to medicine, as a child's own cord blood may not always be the most useful in treating a blood disorder.
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Dyson V11 Torque Drive Cord-Free Vacuum, available at Dyson, $499.99 (originally $699.99) [You save $200]Dyson's most advanced cord-free vacuum comes at a high price of $700.
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It's also not surprising that so many people are looking at cord-cutting, cord replacement and other options that attempt to cut these service providers out of the picture.
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The fossils revealed a long "ropelike" central nerve cord that extended throughout the body, with visible clusters of nerve tissue arranged along the cord, like beads strung on a thread.
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Background: Severe spinal cord injuries can disconnect the regions of the brain that guide movement from the spinal cord, specifically from below the area that was injured, thereby causing paralysis.
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There is no national registry of spinal cord injuries, but the National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center estimates that between 243,000 and 347,000 people in the U.S. have suffered one.
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Though many at SXSW may be cord-cutters or cord-nevers, especially now that HBO has direct-to-consumer app HBO Now, some of the TV companies see an opportunity.
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"Sling TV is the first live standalone Internet TV service to deliver Cinemax to an audience of cord-cutters and cord-nevers," said Sling TV CEO Roger Lynch, in a statement.
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"Cord cutting is really a fringe activity, but this is about the 'cord nevers' — the millennials who left college and never had a cable subscription," said Forrester principal analyst Jim Nail.
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He tied Mykala and her brothers, 15 and 17, together with an extension cord and managed to keep them all together, until the cord snapped and her brother lost his grip.
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That's because you needed one cord for data, and another cord for power, with older models often ending up too big and bulky for most people to want to carry around.
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But now the TV guys are fighting to keep people from cutting the cord — or at least convincing cord-cutters to buy some stuff from them instead of nothing at all.
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If you are a serious cord-cutter/cord-never, you have likely already cobbled something like AirTV together, using a streaming box like Roku or Apple TV and your own antenna.
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Those that do chop the cord almost never come back, joining the ranks of millennials who avoid signing up for cable in the first place, dubbed "cord-nevers" by media executives.
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Animal Cord Protector Not only are these animal cord protectors adorable, but they can also help prevent the outer part of your lightning cables from fraying and tearing from regular use.
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"Hand me the aux cord" is now "hand me the aux cord and dongle" as many of us now need some tiny, easily lost intermediary to plug into our daily devices.
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Suffering from tethered spinal cord syndrome, Kelsey was in and out of the hospital for the first four years of her life, enduring multiple surgeries to remove tumors on her spinal cord.
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And with cord cutting and cord shaving a reality among younger viewers, cable and satellite providers are looking to reduce the number of channels they are paying subscription fees for, he said.
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YouTube TV, Google's $35 per month streaming service aimed at a younger demographic of cord cutters and cord-nevers, is expanding to ten more markets, the company announced this week at VidCon.
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About 8 percent of the U.S. are cord cutters, while 9 percent are cord nevers, a term for a person who never subscribed to these services, according to a recent GfK study.
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When the Mule arrives at the desired destination — FlyTrex is targeting private homes — the drone will release the bag via the cord down to the ground and the cord will automatically release.
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The aux cord, or auxillary cord, is typically a 3.5mm audio cable that connects the phone to the stereo system in a car, so you can share your tunes with fellow passengers.
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This is also a good strategy if you still use headphones with a cord like me, so you don't have to worry about the cord dangling or getting tangled in your blanket.
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Monkeys with spinal cord damage that paralyzed one leg quickly regained the ability to walk with a wireless connection from the brain to the spinal cord below the injury, scientists reported Wednesday.
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The group also recommends using a juice-jack protector — attached to the end of your USB cord — to protect against data skimmers when you plug the cord into a public charging station.
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He talked about the massive sports network's plan to keep growing as the pay TV business contracts, touched on the cord-cutting and cord-shaving phenomenon and the rights agreements ESPN has inked.
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Then they strung a nylon cord between a tree and an observation tower, attached the plywood figures to slotted wheels on the cord and pulled them across the colony like pieces of laundry.
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TDG found that two thirds of cord cutters and "cord nevers" (people who have never paid for cable) said service expense was the key reason they do not use legacy pay TV services.
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Bid farewell to the cord, with Shark's cordless vacuum cleaner.
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"Every spinal cord injury is like a snowflake," says Meg.
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But Mackay sustained a spinal cord injury in the accident.
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I was a little bit lucky on that net cord.
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It even has cord management built right into the stand.
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If you've cut the cord, though, there is a workaround.
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Not that we really believe you cut that cord, Chael.
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It's like plugging in the electrical cord to truth, right?
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Beatriz's cousin cut her umbilical cord when the time came.
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First it's clear that cord cutting his here to stay.
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"We're obviously evolving," said Cord Nuñez, of agriculture company Hortau.
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The cord is VERY long and thick, just and fyi.
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Everyone seems to be cutting the cord and ditching cable.
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YouTube TV is YouTube's live television service for cord cutters.
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Finally, no more untangling a charging cord for your car!
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That interface is your spinal cord, your motor nervous system.
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The plug is connect to a long, thick, gray cord.
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So get your $50 ready, my fellow cord cutting nerds.
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It's live now and should be fairly straightforward: Cord cutter?
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The solution is cutting the cord at the right time.
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He allegedly confessed to using a cord to strangle her.
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That's cheaper and longer than an official Apple lightning cord.
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So, yeah — feel free to cut that cord for good.
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He died a week later from fatal spinal cord injuries.
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Give yourself time and, when you're ready, cut the cord.
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Aiguillette, "a shoulder cord worn by designated military aides" 213.
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But Len had strung an extension cord across the doorway.
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Or fantastic, depending on your viewpoint as a cord cutter.
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And contrary to industry claims, cord cutting is only accelerating.
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That cord has a few things going for it, though.
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We've all been told "cutting the cord" would be great.
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A third album, Cut the Cord was released in 2003.
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Their coils reminded me immediately of an old telephone cord.
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The cord for the rod is long, thick, and heavy.
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It's all white except for a cord that's sunburnt orange.
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It was another five years before Apple cut the cord.
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Then she picked up an electrical cord and fondled it.
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This "cord cutting" threatens the revenue streams of media companies.
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One crappy cord, and his $1500 computer would be fried.
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At times, the headphone cord tangled up with the handlebars.
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Wikileaks had already accused Ecuador of cutting the cord Monday.
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An extension cord in the 18th century is a what ?
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TV Postseason package is a limited solution for cord cutters.
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And it seems cord cutters aren't too happy about it.
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First it was an abnormal umbilical cord and heavy bleeding.
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He retired in 2013 after suffering a spinal cord injury.
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He managed to unwrap the cord without alarming his wife.
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It's like plugging in the electrical cord to truth, right?
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This is part of The Motherboard Guide to Cord Cutting.
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It has an umbilical cord to make them more monstrous.
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The dispatcher asked the workers if the cord was charged.
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A blue telephone cord was wrapped around her right wrist.
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Are cord blood transplants superior to other types of transplants?
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The umbilical cord is cut only when it stops pulsating.
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The bullet shattered Ventura's spine and severed his spinal cord.
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Viewers, sick of expensive cable packages, started cutting the cord.
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Convinced that Pakistan did not deliver, Washington pulled the cord.
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Its cord had been covered in yarn by his girlfriend.
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The mount keeps kids from literally ripping out the cord.
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And the best part is you don't need another cord.
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So, cord control is important and takes a little planning.
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A cord with 360 swivel capabilities is also a plus.
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The last few months have proven interesting for cord cutters.
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The NFL, meanwhile, gets more exposure to fans who've cut the cord—crucial as the next generation of "cord nevers," or people who've never subscribed to cable in the first place, become more numerous.
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Then she instructed him to use the shoelace to tie the cord about 6 inches from the baby, and asked him to gently pull on the cord to encourage the placenta to come out.
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That and the ESPN app represent the latest efforts by Disney, parent company of ESPN, to target "cord cutters" or "cord nevers," those customers who primarily use mobile devices and computers to consume media.
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The cord, and in particular the remaining belly button, has always been fascinating to humans and we still embark on some interesting traditions to celebrate and aid the physical separation of the umbilical cord.
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First, some obstetricians believe that a brief wait before the clamping of an umbilical cord can enhance a child's well-being, but delayed clamping compromises the volume and quality of collected cord blood cells.
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But, it is interesting as we think about all these platforms because our legacy broadcast business is growing, you know, as cord-cutters, cord-nevers are realizing you actually can watch television for free.
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Like the Super Nintendo (SNES) Classic Mini before it, the Genesis Mini comes packing two three-button controllers in the box as well as an HDMI cord and power cord with an AC adapter.
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The researchers also found that stem cell therapies for brain and spinal cord injury generated 188 and 93 campaigns, respectively, raising more than $1 million for brain injuries and $590,446 for spinal cord injuries.
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In addition to iron, umbilical cord blood also contains immunoglobulins and stem cells, and researchers speculate that delayed cord clamping might aid immune function and tissue healing, though this has not been well studied.
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FX+, meanwhile, seems to be more about Comcast trying to stem the tide of cord cutters, and eking out a few extra dollars from cable TV subscribers to make up for the cord cutting losses.
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It is making a bid for inclusion in skinny bundles, which are designed to fight cord-cutting as well as appeal to younger "cord-never" folks who never signed up for cable to begin with.
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Allan testified about a picture showing the injuries to Gray's spinal cord, pointed out where the spinal cord was pinched and reiterated that the cause of death was a neck injury consistent with a homicide.
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Saturday Night Live vets Will Ferrell and Molly Shannon are again stepping into the shoes of local news anchors Cord Hosenbeck (Ferrell) and Tish Cattigan (Shannon) for The Royal Wedding Live with Cord and Tish!
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The two ends of the spinal cord would then be fused together with a chemical called polyethylene glycol, or PEG, which has been shown to promote regrowth of cells that make up the spinal cord.
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These services are appealing to cord cutters (and "cord nevers") who are still interested in watching traditional cable TV programming and their broadcast stations, instead of entirely relying on video-on-demand services, like Netflix.
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GfK surveyed 10,000 U.S. cord-cutters (who canceled their cable or satellite subscriptions) and "cord-nevers" (people who never had a subscription) showed they preferred streaming network programming over broadcast or cable network TV shows.
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"One of the advantages of a cord blood graft is it's the only circumstance where you collect cells without touching the donor," says Mary Laughlin, medical director of the Cleveland Cord Blood Center in Ohio.
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The "Dear Future Husband" singer underwent surgery for a severely hemorrhaged vocal cord in 2015, causing her to have to cancel her tour at the time, and then had another vocal cord procedure in 2017.
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Similarly, a longer power cord lets you move around more easily.
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There are other benefits to chopping the cord beyond saving money.
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The prince also revealed that he cut the umbilical cord himself.
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It comes with a charging cord to charge the case itself.
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This has reportedly been associated with deformation in the spinal cord.
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Viacom International's CEO explains why he's not worried about cord-cutting.
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I followed the cord to the wall and found it disconnected.
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Now, more health organizations are beginning to recommend delayed cord clamping.
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What are the average cost savings for someone cutting the cord?
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Whatever the choice, cord cutting continues to offer exactly that—choice.
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An HDMI cable and a power cord are in the box.
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ESPN, even in the age of cord-cutting, brings in billions.
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There's no cord to be found on the two orange buds.
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That said, the cord for the controller is way too short.
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Go deeper: Satellite TV's tricky future in the cord-cutting era
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TiVo's study attempted to determine what's driving cord cutting, as well.
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All proceeds go toward finding a cure for spinal cord injuries.
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But plugging in a cord charger, she says, involves similar losses.
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Amazon is offering a great deal for cord-cutters right now.
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Victoria's umbilical cord prolapsed and the baby was stillborn on Feb.
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The company blamed the loss on – among other things – cord cutting.
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" In fact, this month, she said she was "cutting the cord.
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He died a week later from a critical spinal cord injury.
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This special, called The Royal Wedding Live with Cord and Tish!
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I have a spinal cord injury from one of my operations.
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At some point, Gray somehow suffered a fatal spinal cord injury.
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Investigators say Terry used her teeth to cut the umbilical cord.
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Similarly, cord blood has a track record of almost 40 years.
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It's also our #1 stumbling block to cutting the cable cord.
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Most witches use cord cutting rituals to move on from breakups.
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But it has more recently expanded into the cord cutting market.
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ReLeaf is especially suited to the most vindictive of cord cutters.
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Oh, and the power cord happens to double as a tail.
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ET. How to stream the awards show: Cord-cutters, listen up.
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Looking to cut the cord and have a new Apple TV?
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With more consumers cutting the cord, the atmosphere has gotten tense.
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All I had to plug in was one cord, for power.
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But does all this mean YouTube TV will revolutionize cord cutting?
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These are in-ear earbuds with a cord behind your neck.
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But injecting stem cells in the spinal cord is extremely dangerous.
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Cord-cutting was accelerating at a much faster rate than anticipated.
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Fife Symington, ripped McCain for not cutting the cord with Trump.
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Former DirecTV CEO Michael White isn't too worried about cord cutters.
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Those extra seconds just get more cord blood into the baby.
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He died a week later from a functionally severed spinal cord.
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He died a week later of a functionally severed spinal cord.
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Miley Cyrus is on the mend after undergoing vocal cord surgery.
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Cons: Expensive, the unit warms up quickly; unattractive and unmanageable cord
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Each rifle was secured to the cord with plastic zip ties.
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What could be getting in the way of cutting the cord?
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To clean that tiny bottom and tend to umbilical cord care?
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President Trump clearly hit a cord and touched hearts of skeptics.
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Spinal cord stimulation sounds a lot scarier than it really is.
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Eighty are receiving one or two units of intact cord blood.
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That said, pay TV subscribers today still far outnumber cord cutters.
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Cable companies need the NFL to stopgap subscribers cutting the cord.
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"Cord blood is the body's ultimate self-repair kit," she explains.
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There are rules with spinal cord injuries that you cannot break.
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He was born breech, his umbilical cord wrapped around his neck.
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Hess hung himself with an electrical cord in prison in 1987.
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"Did MSG just cut the cord on this game?" he wrote.
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"Do you want to cut the cord?" a nurse asked David.
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The boat's motor started with a simple pull of a cord.
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There are plenty of other TV streaming options for cord-cutters.
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Cord-cutting seems to be accelerating, putting ESPN under more pressure.
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Lenny was gnawing an apple and playing with a USB cord.
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You wanna carry around a twisty cord while you're at it?
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Xbox owners, you will have to use the included 43mm cord.
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The cord just comes off; your laptop stays on the table.
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The nod2.0, from zdoze, has cord clips that do the same.
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She went to another specialist to have a spinal-cord implant.
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Some extrude a bulging sac containing a section of the cord.
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His professional career was cut short by a spinal-cord injury.
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They can be found anywhere in the brain or spinal cord.
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Whether cord cutters really want these channels is open for debate.
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People with a damaged spinal cord can get better without interventions.
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You've already cut the proverbial cord off your TV watching experience.
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Tortotubus possessed a cord-like structure similar to some modern fungi.
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The spinal cord and reflex system are running much of it.
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An extra-long charging cord can change the way you lounge.
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Fewer than five per cent of spinal-cord injuries resemble Fidyka's.
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An outlet shelf that will mount speakers and minimize cord visibility
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He cut the cord, sending the banner out like a kite.
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Half the seats are roped off with a big red cord.
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I do not have the umbilical cord in a box. Well.
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Once the surgeon has located the optimal spot for an artificial cord, a specially designed needle wrapped with 50 coils of a special polymer makes a tiny hole and sends the cord material through the flap.
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If you haven't cut the cord don't let DirecTV be the service to entice you, and if you have cut the cord and need a good live TV streaming service then run towards Sony's inviting embrace.
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As it turns out, cord cutting is still somewhat on the small side, with the research firm eMarketer noting that, through the end of 2015, a total of 4.9 million US households had cut the cord.
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Garmin recommends running it around the edge of your windshield by tucking the cord into the surrounding seam, but that didn't work in my vehicle so the Speak's power cord simply hung down onto the dashboard.
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In bypassing the injury and restoring communication between the brain and the relevant part of the spinal cord, the scientists successful treated two rhesus monkeys each with one leg paralyzed by a partial spinal cord lesion.
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A travel cord organizer Charging cables and headphone cords can quickly turn into an unmanageable rat's nest when they're in one location together but a handy cord roll can keep things organized and easy to find.
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But the more I see of these packages, the more I see the traditional TV business trying to stave off cord-cutting/cord-nevering by selling the same packages people aren't buying already, with new wrappers.
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He suggested that some clinics might shift from using fat to bone marrow or other substances that they claim yield stem cells: umbilical-cord blood, the cord itself, or extracts from the amniotic membranes or placenta.
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The simplest way to explain cord cutting is that people are cutting the cord of traditional pay-TV, like cable TV, in favor of streaming their content and/or watching it with an antenna over the air.
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The cord-cutting news site Cord Cutters News and The Streamable both earlier reported some of these networks would come to a fuboTV free streaming service, citing The Wrap, but the company tells us that's not accurate.
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Although the monkey's spinal cord was not re-fused, the team says it may be possible if the spinal cord is cut cleanly in a bath of polyethylene glycol (PEG), a chemical that preserves nerve cell membranes.
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After eight months, babies with delayed cord clamping were 11 percent less likely to have anemia and 42 percent less likely to have iron deficiency than infants who got early cord clamping, researchers report in JAMA Pediatrics.
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"Roku and The Trade Desk are both high-flying momentum stocks that benefited enormously from cord-cutting, but because Roku's more consumer facing, people reflexively buy this one as the true cord-cutting play," the host said.
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A 2011 Swedish trial found that only 0.6 percent of full-term babies with a three-minute delay in cord clamping were iron deficient at 4 months of age, compared to 5.7 percent with immediate cord clamping.
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Most spinal-cord injuries are fractures or compressions in which the cord is crushed or twisted, the vertebrae have damaged the nerves, and the resulting wound is a messy mixture of bone, injured neurons, and dead tissue.
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The cord wraps around a channel and tucks in between the buds.
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Blue can fully charge via the proprietary cord in just 30 minutes.
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But if you're a serious cord cutter, why would you want to?
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Google's TV streaming service for cord cutters, YouTube TV, is expanding nationwide.
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They can be used as a media stand or a cord wrap.
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Spotify announced today that it's acquiring two companies: Soundwave and Cord Project.
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Unfortunately for cord cutters, the company is tweaking its pricing plan, too.
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Just because you can use the aux cord doesn't mean you should.
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She started hearing from spinal cord injury survivors all over the world.
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Same here: this drawing is for studying veins in the spinal cord.
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Both technologies will allow you to effectively cut the cord at home.
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"You don't say, here's where my umbilical cord is buried," he said.
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Nothing says obsession like having eight pairs of cord overalls and culottes.
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Hulu really is well worth having if you're a serious cord cutter.
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The cord-cutting movement affecting cable TV will spread to other industries.
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Comcasts results also reflected the widespread cord-cutting across the cable business.
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There is no battery option, either, so you can't go cord-free.
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I had FiOS TV once, but cut the cord myself last year.
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They're incredibly easy to set up and allow for cord-free listening.
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The cord-cutters are still watching, those who make this argument say.
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Another nice touch is the integrated cord management system on the back.
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You take it them in theater, with stacking them like cord wood.
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Logan now has tumors on his brain and down his spinal cord.
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That cord is a sign that we don't want to be bothered.
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She also says she has learned things about cord-cutting and placenta.
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But Beats went beyond simply cutting the cord connecting the two earbuds.
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The news was first spotted by Cord Cutters News over the weekend.
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But the fetus had the umbilical cord loosely wrapped around her neck.
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The abandoned newborn approached the pair with its umbilical cord still attached.
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Cord-cutting (or committing to anything past Netflix, honestly) can be daunting.
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Cut that cord, and suddenly my phone is a free floating entity.
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The Showtime addition here is also a potential draw for cord cutters.
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So this year to prepare I ordered a full cord of wood.
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It's not easy to figure out exactly what cord you need, either.
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A flutter in his umbilical cord is the first sign of life.
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But charging wirelessly is no more electrically efficient than using a cord.
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This is a question for cord-cutters and pay-TV subscribers alike.
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According to police, the umbilical cord was still attached to the baby.
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For those with spinal cord injuries, life expectancy was still shockingly low.
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Today, it's still fairly difficult for cord cutters to access local programming.
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You can get cord-free audio without even needing a separate dongle.
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And she's ready to cut the cord and govern for average people.
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Sometimes the best thing isn't cutting the cord—it's plugging it in.
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Cord-cutting is the hardest for TV viewers who like live events.
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An Ethernet cord and three power adapters are included in the box.
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Incomplete means the spinal cord was not severed, it was only bruised.
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Yes, we get it — the world of cord cutting can be overwhelming.
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Not even cord-cutters can escape the cable companies routine price increases.
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The disease affects nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord.
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The Greatest Generation had party lines, and millennials have communal cord-cutting.
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Unlike AirPods, though there is still a cord connecting the two earpieces.
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Choose blocks of time where you cut the cord and go offline.
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What I should have asked was simple: Can I pull the cord?
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They are the reason for younger Americans to not cut the cord.
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In recent weeks, that cord-cutting dream doesn't seem so real anymore.
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That's a rare form of the disease that attacks the spinal cord.
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He died a week later after sustaining a fatal spinal cord injury.
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But despite all of the demos, nobody has tripped over the cord.
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Two patients had serious complications, including spinal cord swelling and severe pain.
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Glancing into the cavity, I recognize the stump of the spinal cord.
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All of the cord samples contained some detectable acetaminophen, the researchers note.
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That cord-cutting is hurting Disney and its lucrative sports network ESPN.
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"It's about becoming the umbilical cord connecting the past to the present."
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Zika was found in the infant's brain, spinal cord, and amniotic fluid.
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Apparently, the telephone is the paternal umbilical cord when growing up Trump.
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The cord is on the shorter side at about five feet long.
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Local investigators found evidence of the Zika virus in the umbilical cord.
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He was feeding cord through the molding hooks to level my pictures.
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The interest in cord cutter-targeted features is relatively new for Plex.
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On the side, he jokes, he conducts research on cord blood transplants.
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In other words, this isn't necessarily a huge win for cord cutters.
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So how do you cope when the aux cord comes your way?
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"Travis cut the cord," someone can be heard saying in the background.
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He is currently focused on the problem of reattaching the spinal cord.
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They were there to witness Henry's arrival and cut his umbilical cord.
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Multiple sclerosis is a disabling disease of the brain and spinal cord.
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Divers free-fall until they pull a cord to release their parachute.
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He cut a cord that could unlock the trunk from the inside.
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Griffin said the umbilical cord was wrapped around the baby's head twice.
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That doesn't mean there are no gameday options for cord-cutters, though.
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CS: We're not suggesting you cut the financial cord in a day.
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Cord blood transplants can be used to reconstitute a patient's immune system.
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The five ounces came from the umbilical cord of Matthew's baby sister.
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Here's to a great NFL season and a bright cord cutting future!
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Or you can pull the emergency cord and have a baby alone.
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She is a cord cutter, but she streams Rachel Maddow at night.
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His voice was the cord that braided together generations of Dodgers fans.
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"It's kind of the umbilical cord to earth," the actor tells CNN.
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If not treated promptly, the damage to the cord would be permanent.
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He cut through the dura, the thick protective sack around the cord.
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He spent about 10 minutes maneuvering, tethered to it with a cord.
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WHEN PEOPLE ARE CORD-CUTTING OR THEYRE LEAVING CABLE, THEYRE GOING SOMEWHERE.
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Matt: Like, a whole placenta and umbilical cord is 40, 45 grand.
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Instead, there's room for multiple streaming companies in our cord-cutting future.
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An electrical cord was strung across a hallway, ready to trip someone.
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But the Nationals have unplugged their offense and hidden the power cord.
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Cable networks are hurting as a result of cord-cutting by consumers.
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He soon discovered he had major vocal cord polyps, with some hemorrhaging.
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Tensions around programming costs have increased as more viewers cut the cord.
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" Roku: "I think Roku is a great way to play cord-cut.
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His consciousness a snapped cord his mind tries to pull back together.
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The nerve-rich cord traverses nearly the entire length of the spine.
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It causes dwarfism, clouded vision and spinal cord compression, among other abnormalities.
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Pittsburgh lost Shazier, its leading tackler, to a reported spinal cord injury.
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Wasn't Iger the one who first flagged ESPN's problems with cord-cutting?
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Get ready, cord cutters: The biggest online TV package is launching soon.
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Yet the need for spinal-cord repair in humans was clearly enormous.
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Both Cord and Soundwave chipped in with blog posts of their own.
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Not even the great mystics could cut that cord, except with death.
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He cautions against buying the 16-gauge extension cord recommended by Amazon.
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Have you or haven't you cut the financial cord with your family?
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I, in some ways, severed the umbilical cord to my own company.
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They're cord-nevers, because you're dealing with teens and early twentysomethings primarily.
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Dogbert suffers from degenerative myelopathy -- a progressive disease of the spinal cord.
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Believe it or not, the younger generation of cord cutters (or cord-nevers, as those who never opt for pay TV in the first place are called), aren't always aware of the option to use a digital antenna.
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"As an editor of a scientific journal, I don't want to be sensationalist, but I do want to point out that there may be a new approach to spinal cord paralysis due to spinal cord injuries," he said.
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Cord-cutters accounted for about 8 percent of the U.S. population with an average age of 43, while cord-nevers made up 9 percent of the population and had an average age of 34, according to GfK's survey.
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The problems start to arise when one end of the cord is the new Type-C input and the other end of the cord is Type-A—that's the input we all think of when we think USB.
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When Google launched YouTube TV last April it was cautious with how much content it was offering so that it could keep the price low enough to entice cord cutters or people considering cutting the cord, Moosnick said.
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But, unlike bone marrow, cord blood can be collected in advance and stored for decades in liquid nitrogen—a critical asset that opened the door in 1992 to the world's first public cord blood bank, in New York City.
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"Roku and The Trade Desk are both high-flying momentum stocks that benefited enormously from cord-cutting, but because Roku's more consumer facing, people reflexively buy this one as the true cord-cutting play," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Because Vive encourages moving around, I tripped over the cord a few times.
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This is true at least for my cord-cutter source Hannah Jane DeCiutiis.
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And, in an ideal world, your vacuum would even have a retractable cord.
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Meningitis results in inflammation of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord.
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Inside the restroom, an umbilical cord was seen hanging out of the toilet.
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This was a rough year for cable as viewers keep cutting the cord.
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There is, however, one big catch: AMC Premiere is not for cord cutters.
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National Honor Society members, too, can sport a gold cord and a pin.
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Over recent weeks, though, Donald Trump has begun to sever that umbilical cord.
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At some point, somehow, Gray suffered a fatal spinal cord injury and died.
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For cord-cutters who subscribe to Comcast, it's apparently time to get screwed.
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The pendant hangs from a knotted cord, rather than metal brackets or screws.
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From afar, it looks as though it could be a long, thin cord.
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The rat runs freely along the cord, sniffing the ground as it goes.
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It finds that cord cutters are likely to be lower to middle income.
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This ad thinks you're male, work in media, and cut the cable cord.
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In total, eMarketer predicts cord-cutting will grow more than 30% this year.
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Watching every game through DirecTV or cable Yes, cord cutting is still cheaper.
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Long, significant relationships were ended like yanking a cord from a wall socket.
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The cords really interested me – I think so many people have cord graveyards.
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I attempt to mow the lawn while outside, but the cord won't pull.
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There's straps, there's metal rings, there's a string like a little bungee cord.
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This whole competition I've been suffering through symptoms from my spinal cord injury.
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There was cervical surgery to reduce inflammation in his neck and spinal cord.
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In May 2015, he underwent surgery to stop recurrent vocal cord hemorrhage (bleeding).
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Similarly, Spectrum could not downgrade Netflix as a way to deter cord-cutting.
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Cord-cutters, on the other hand, streamed a whopping 10.2 hours a week.
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An automated process then creates a knot to hold the cord in place.
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It actually happens with babies that have a knot in their umbilical cord.
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In the pictures, the baby had part of his umbilical cord still attached.
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Image: Christina Warren/GizmodoTry as I might, I just can't cut the cord.
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The "Fast Money " traders weighed media stocks amid continued concerns about cord-cutting.
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Once its job is done, it can be pulled out on a cord.
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These limitations are not exactly what cord-cutters like myself are looking for.
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Then they have the new DVR system and that's really for cord cutters.
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Perhaps most importantly, cutting the cord allows EVs to charge on the move.
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An enterovirus had attacked Brandon's spinal cord, said Noblitt, resulting in the diagnosis.
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It allowed me to cut the cord on cable which has become ridiculous.
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But the world of cord cutting has recently become increasingly crowded and complicated.
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Go deeper: Inside the video game subscription wars Cord Cutting hits video games
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You want to take over the AUX cord and choose the next song.
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He was a healthy baby; the knot in his umbilical cord seemed inconsequential.
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And finally, HBO will air The Royal Wedding Live With Cord and Tish!
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The higher the charging current, the faster the light travels through the cord.
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Different than cord blood So is banking teeth something parents should be doing?
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Once you get a spinal cord injury, it throws off your whole balance.
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Seeso, NBCUniversal's oddly named subscription service aimed at cord cutters, is now live.
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He injured his spinal cord in 1996 at Andrews Air Base in Maryland.
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Another spark went off: What if they tested cord blood specifically for autism?
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The device also comes with a handy mounting clip and a pendant cord.
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The braided textile cord that loops lazily behind your head is handsome enough.
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Below, we dig into how to join the cord-cutter movement in 2017.
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The earphones come with a cord, unlike Apple's AirPods and Samsung's Galaxy Buds.
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When the spinal cord is severed in an injury, it's generally a catastrophe.
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Cord cutters don't have to resort to broadcast channels and reruns of Castle.
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Cord cutters don't have to resort to broadcast channels and reruns of Friends.
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If it's a black cord you'll need to order the four-prong version.
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The good news: There's never been a better time to cut the cord.
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I wrap some cord around my wrist and throw one end to him.
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Why do certain companies strike a cord with us, while others fall flat?
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The comments made it a lot easier for him to cut the cord.
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There's cord-cutting, which is its own way of getting away from advertising.
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The cord-cutting that's already happening is all the proof their argument needs.
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She was later rescued but suffered a spinal cord injury from the fall.
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For 36 percent, viewers simply don't see the need to cut the cord.
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They beat her, strangled her with a vacuum cord and slit her throat.
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It's our objective that cord cutters will be able to enjoy the action.
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"She passed away before her baby's umbilical cord dropped off," her mother said.
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Bits Cutting the cable cord might not be as easy as you think.
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The Coleman 16 Gauge Extension Cord is affordable, reliable, and quite long, too.
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Cord-cutting is less of a risk for companies like Comcast, Diller explained.
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"This people makes its own decisions, cuts its own umbilical cord," he said.
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Some Native Hawaiians see Mauna Kea as the cord connecting heaven to Hawaii.
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Inside was a perfectly preserved imprint of a long piece of Paleolithic cord.
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One of the main types of neuromodulation is known as spinal-cord stimulation.
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Now the tech giant may be cutting yet another cord from our lives.
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It also comes with the charging cable, an AC to USB-C cord.
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Are Gracie's changes a result of the cord blood transfusion stimulating her brain?
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We know cord-cutting isn't stopping, and more online services are airing games.
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Spinal cord stimulation is often recommended for people who have had back surgery.
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The FDA approved Medtronic's first fully implantable spinal cord stimulator, Itrel, in 1984.
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The first features an umbilical cord connecting the vagina to a model globe.
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A cord blood transplant, Chris and his doctors agreed, was his best hope.
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Cord blood is also notoriously expensive, ranging from $22,000 to $45,000 per unit.
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Stage one is what I like to call "Take Back the Cord," a.k.a.
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EEG machines are nothing new, not even in the spinal cord injury space.
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I do think that's changing as younger people are simply cutting the cord.
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I need to pick up an AC extension cord for my new unit.
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The umbilical cord had been wrapped around his neck and he wasn't breathing.
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"We have banked 11,000 cord blood units and shipped a thousand," she says.
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Cord blood contains a type of stem cell called a hematopoietic stem cell.
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Remove the big government umbilical cord that absolves personal responsibility and breeds dependence.
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They bind to receptors in the brain and spinal cord, disrupting pain signals.
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The next day at the factory, Shannon watched yet another cord get cut.
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During dinner with my partner, it was nice to skip carrying a cord.
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About two months ago, my partner and I decided to cut the cord.
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Osaka repeatedly struck the net cord with her huge groundstrokes and service returns.
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A wireless printer also means one fewer cord to get in the way.
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Riders can activate the emergency brakes from subway cars by pulling a cord.
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There was an iconic Facebook thumb on my power cord holder, for example.
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There's still a concern about cord-cutting and audience and all of that.
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When I was born, after the doctor cut the cord, he hung himself.
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It is Coutinho who is the reference point, the one holding the cord.
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Her husband had to scramble to find something to tie the umbilical cord.
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Some bury a baby's umbilical cord to affirm their ties to the land.
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The cable sports giant also suffered continued subscriber erosion because of cord cutting.
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I didn't complain: I'm a cord-cutter with a borrowed HBO Go password.
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A doctor recently told me that my right vocal cord is out completely.
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Mr. Cee debuts VOCAL CORD, FLIGHT DECK and the revealer, MAKE THE CUT.
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Yes, he's the one that grabbed the auxiliary cord to play the song.
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Pesticide levels dropped in the cord blood of many newborns joining the study.
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DAVID FABER: When you think of cord cutting right now-- JOHN MALONE: Right.
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For generations, obstetricians have been quick to cut the umbilical cord of newborns.
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A double-bag static line jump uses a cord attached inside an aircraft.
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Specifically, the disease affects the area of the spinal cord called gray matter.
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The condition causes nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord to degenerate.
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The accident had caused spinal cord damage, which partly paralyzed my lower body.
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That's a lot of TV. It probably is time to cut the cord.
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Her life was saved after she received stem cells from umbilical cord blood.
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Medievalist Cord Whitaker has worked extensively on the perception of the three magi.
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So he is running an extension cord from his patio to the garage.
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The pay TV business used to deny that cord-cutting was a thing.
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Volex makes most of its cables for its power cord division in China.
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It could be like its own cable dial as people cut the cord.
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When and if it becomes possible to reattach a severed spinal cord, surely that revolutionary advance should be targeted first on the many thousands of people who suffer from paralysis as a result of a cord severed or damaged by injury.
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"I am very encouraged by this first look at efficacy data in complete cervical spinal cord patients," Dr. Shekar Kurpad, a trial researcher and director of the Spinal Cord Injury Center at the Medical College of Wisconsin, said in a statement.
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Those deals did indeed give ESPN nearly full control of sports TV. But it also left the network exposed as cord-cutting and cord-nevering eroded its subscriber base, and the revenue that base produced through affiliate fees and advertising.
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Wall Street has hammered Disney of late primarily because ESPN – its cash cow via traditional Pay TV carriage deals – is under siege in our OTT video world where cord cutting, and a whole generation of cord-nevers, are real mega-threats.
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One of the biggest limitations of cord blood transplants, however, may come down to volume: Doctors can extract roughly ten times more blood-forming stem cells and precursor cells from one bone marrow donation than from a detached umbilical cord.
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The bigger picture: As the cord-cutter ranks grow — especially among the coveted younger set who may be "cord-nevers" — traditional pay-TV companies are innovating to hold onto viewers who are increasingly getting their content via a broadband connection.
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How much of what's going on at ESPN is structural and it's about the bundle and about people cutting the cord or not signing up for the cord versus a specific programming issue that ESPN has or that sports has?
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For all those who say it would be a shame to lose a big match or a Grand Slam title on a net-cord service winner, consider that it already can happen on a net-cord groundstroke or volley winner.
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You can also plug the dock into an included USB-C male to USB-C female cord and plug that cord into a USB-C port, if you need a little extra space between the dock and a USB-C port.
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Common opioids:Opioids bind to receptors in the brain and spinal cord, disrupting pain signals.
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Most important: you can easily connect most laptops to it using an HDMI cord.
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An umbilical cord blood transplant, Chris and his doctors agreed, was his best hope.
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Young people aren't coming on because they're cord-cutters or, as you said, nevers.
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Unless you're not a TV-watcher, cord-cutting may not be your best option.
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Thread metallic cord through the top loop and hang from the branches with care.
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The newborn infant was covered in blood and his umbilical cord was still attached.
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They're wireless earbuds, but they're not truly wireless—there's a cord connecting them together.
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In every meaningful way, they really are just EarPods with the cord chopped off.
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Charging it is as simple as plugging in the AC cord to the back.
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Replace whatever cords you can with shorter versions to help minimize excess cord slack.
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Hey, nobody said cutting the cord would be cheap, but it is getting easier.
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He needs an extension cord for his drill, and so he heads to town.
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A lot of our time has been educating people on, what is cord cutting?
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Is there like a killer feature that you hold up for reluctant cord-cutters?
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I see its power cord pulled from the wall and jammed behind a toaster.
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And a CNN Hero makes more progress in helping victims of spinal cord injuries.
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Electrical stimulation of the spinal cord has been shown to facilitate voluntary muscle contractions.
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As you can probably imagine, that cord gets tangled pretty quickly with regular use.
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His T10 vertebrae was destroyed, and with it a section of his spinal cord.
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BAMTech CEO Michael Paull resisted characterizing this as an ESPN offering for cord-cutters.
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Cerebrospinal fluid surrounds and cushions the brain and spinal cord, filling the open spaces.
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This $40 cable adds magnets to your power cord, ensuring your Macbook is safe.
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In rare cases, adenovirus can affect the brain and spinal cord, causing neurologic disease.
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It comes equipped with a phone pocket, headphone cord hole, and a blanket catcher.
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Meningitis is inflammation of the membranes (meninges) that cover the brain and spinal cord.
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In the United States, 1.3 million people have paralysis due to spinal cord injuries.
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Like Mzee, Marquis received a spinal cord implant as part of a research study.
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Apple has cut the cord to any China-based New York Times iPhone readers.
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While in the custody of police he suffered severe injuries to his spinal cord.
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Image: GizmodoApple's pulling the cord on its iOS guillotine a little early this year.
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He even revealed that he cut the umbilical cord and assisted during the birth.
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The disease causes nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord to gradually deteriorate.
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PlayStation Vue, Sony's streaming TV service aimed at cord cutters, just got more useful.
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Those "cord cutters" tend to be younger, for example, than the average landline customer.
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And the first year I had about six people, all with spinal cord injuries.
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At the peak of their trajectory they pull the cord on their small backpacks.
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About 282,000 people are living with spinal cord injuries in the United States (PDF).
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His milky-while umbilical cord, still attached, is blocked with a pair of forceps.
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So another live streaming player emerges to convert more cable junkies into cord cutters.
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This food processor is completely manual — you pull a cord to kickstart the chopping.
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He was pressing pillowcases with a heavy iron that wagged a thick, black cord.
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Then, pop in the second Bud and tuck the excess cord in the middle.
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Watch: 'Cord-cutting' expected to jump nearly 33% this year according to eMarketer report
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I could see him holding a cord up near his head as he ran.
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There's plenty of other content out there for a cord cutter to chew through.
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The umbilical cord may also slip or become pinched, depriving the baby of oxygen.
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Cord threw a 33-yard touchdown pass to Shakir later in the second quarter.
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Now we have 2300+ active clinical trials targeting both spinal cord and brain injuries.
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The kit includes an optical audio cable, a power cord and an Ethernet cable.
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Rick and Morty is striking a cord of universality that it never has before.
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Meghan Trainor has made some lifestyle changes following her second vocal cord hemorrhage surgery.
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Gio and Simpson even laughingly suggested a bungee cord plot to kill Gio's gf.
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Suddenly, Twitter has become a useful tool in the box of cord cutters everywhere.
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Except, in line with cord cutting as a whole, it provides a fractured experience.
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But it sure is nice to have another tool in the cord cutting toolbox.
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While cord cutting isn't exactly a new idea, it's not exactly mainstream just yet.
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This grim sexual trajectory is what America expects from people with spinal cord injuries.
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She was found crying and covered in blood with her umbilical cord still attached.
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A version of the same technology can even be used on the spinal cord.
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Dyson V6 Motorhead Cord-Free Stick Vacuum (Renewed), $149.99 (Originally $249.99) [You save $100]
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The organization is dedicated to raising money and researching spinal cord and brain injuries.
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His neck was broken and his spinal cord compressed; he died a week later.
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Protestors didn't want to be filmed and cut my photographer's audio cable cord. pic.twitter.
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On the contrary, the more consumers who "cut the cord," the better for Netflix.
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At home I had a phone with a long cord and a redial button.
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Then, I got vocal cord dysfunction on a training trip and called it quits.
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Cord-cutters can stream the show live on their devices on CBS All Access.
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In my case, my mother's umbilical cord was wrapped around my neck in utero.
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The tangle-free cord feels flimsy, and I don't trust the durability of them.
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Then we have the charging cord, which is partially made out of recycled polymers.
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This progressive nervous system disease attacks nerve cells in your brain and spinal cord.
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The pressure from this swelling eventually interrupts the brain's connection to the spinal cord.
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As of the first quarter, it stored about 30,000 cord blood stem cell samples.
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He goes to the front and mimed starting a machine by pulling a cord.
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Researchers don't know which infusion he received first: the cord blood or the placebo.
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The only other cable that comes out of the TV is the power cord.
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In fact, I tested the device myself during my cord-cutting journey in 2015.
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That chandelier was only a paper-covered light bulb hanging on an electrical cord.
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But cord blood, once dismissed as medical waste, is particularly rich in these cells.
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Which means cord cutters are out when it comes to watching the Olympics, right?
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Odinga, along with CORD co-principal Kalonzo Musyoka, were unable to reach the building.
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Additionally, the company stressed that the service is not designed for cord cutters, necessarily.
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Heart (top), lung (middle), and spinal cord tissue before and after denaturation and expansion.
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However, she doesn't have any insight into the rise of celebrity cord blood banking.
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The umbilical cord is made up of one large vein and two smaller arteries.
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There's an auxiliary cord to plug into a smartphone to help pass the time.
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I saw a lamb so small and new it still had its umbilical cord.
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The fan itself has a cord in the base that plugs into an outlet.
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While I watch TV on the road, I'm a proud cord-cutter at home.
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" In dambe, a boxer wraps his stronger arm in cord for striking, the "spear.
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