But it gets close, creating appropriately weird time dilation effects.
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The dilation is also what leads to a puffy complexion.
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Then we had to schedule the dreaded [dilation and curettage procedure].
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But, they undergo greater dilation than in people without the disease.
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LG: Didn't Scott get a little bit younger because of time dilation?
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The time dilation created by these gravitational effects thus becomes superposed, too.
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This represents a much more significant time dilation effect than anybody realized.
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That's why some researchers have begun to explore another method: pupil dilation.
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Second, the average dilation per hour was 1 centimeter, not 3 centimeters.
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The laws include a ban on a procedure known as dilation and evacuation.
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We can continually adjust this based on your heart rate, your eye dilation.
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Her dilation and evacuation — a type of surgical abortion — cost her around $213.
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Rho performed a dilation and evacuation to terminate her pregnancy in one afternoon.
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When we reach 10 cm of dilation the cacophony becomes quite frankly intimidating.
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"I was drinking wine, which has a sort of time dilation effect," he said.
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Pupil dilation is an autonomic reflex, meaning it is very difficult to consciously control.
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They're traveling at relativistic speeds, and experiencing time dilation, and they do all that.
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They do faster-than-light travel and time dilation is solved that way. Yeah.
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Bans on "dilation and evacuation" abortions, which are commonly performed in the second trimester.
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Time dilation relates to how general and special relativity effects the flow of time.
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The phrase refers to a later-term abortion procedure known as dilation and extraction.
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The weblike redness we see is caused by a dilation of the blood vessel.
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Dilation and evacuation—a common second-trimester procedure—is only permitted under similar circumstances.
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She clicks her fingers, and apparently we're now at 3 cm of cervical dilation.
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The procedure Trump may have been referring to, called "dilation and extraction," makes up approximately .
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The case concerned a law enacted by Alabama lawmakers barring the dilation and evacuation procedure.
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There was just a moment that they knew, hit commit, and the pupil dilation vanished.
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Fast forward to my last week of pregnancy and my dilation hadn't changed at all.
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One bans the safest and most common procedure for second-trimester abortions: dilation and evacuation.
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Learn more about the work and the concept of time dilation in the video below.
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Trump's like a black hole, and we're all experiencing the most miserable form of time dilation.
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Once the challenged dilation and evacuation ban goes to trial, its fate should be more clear.
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The same tactic was effectively used to ban intact dilation and extraction, or "partial-birth," abortions.
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They move so fast, they experience the time dilation predicted by Einstein's theory of special relativity.
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Blood-vessel dilation causes oxygen to flood your system, which equals a boost in collagen production.
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SB8 also bans the dilation and extraction procedure, which is typically done in the second trimester.
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But the dilation and extraction method is the most common procedure used for second trimester abortions.
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At that point, an emergency-room doctor would be obliged to perform a dilation and curettage.
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Taking NSAIDs results in fewer prostaglandins and consequently less inflammation and less dilation of blood vessels.
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Mississippi and West Virginia are the only two states that currently ban dilation and extraction abortions.
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For example, a procedure called "dilation and evacuation" is used both in miscarriage care and abortion care.
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And bans on specific types of procedures, like dilation and evacuation, will find a stronger legal footing.
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Matt Huffman and Steve Wilson, and would ban the abortion method of dilation and evacuation (D&E).
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That's time dilation and it works at slower speeds, too, albeit to a much less profound degree.
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The measure banned "dilation and evacuation" procedures in an effort to ban abortions 11 weeks after fertilization.
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"The parasympathetic system is irresponsible for dilation of the vascular system with allows for vasocongestion," says Swann.
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Kasich signed legislation banning dilation and evacuation (or "D&E") procedures and penalizing doctors who perform them.
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The process for second-trimester abortions, known as "dilation and evacuation," usually takes place over two days.
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"I've never heard of a dilation and extraction for any other reason than severe birth defects," Gunter wrote.
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Instead, doctors eventually had to remove the deceased baby in a procedure called dilation and curettage (D&C).
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Texas Senate Bill 8 was passed earlier this year and banned doctors from performing dilation and evacuation abortions.
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"D&C," also known as dilation and curettage, is a surgical procedure to remove tissue from the uterus.
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I went into the emergency room because I was bleeding and they did a [dilation and curettage procedure].
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Their stress levels were then gauged with an infrared pupil tracker, which measured the dilation of their pupils.
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Treatment often involves surgeryUsually, treatment for molar pregnancy is a surgical procedure called dilation and curettage (D&C).
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The procedure in question, called dilation and evacuation, accounts for 16 percent of all abortions performed in Kentucky.
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This is because dilation and curettage, also known as D&C, is a method of performing an abortion.
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"For one thing, the saliva of leeches contains molecules that cause vasodilatation or dilation of blood vessels," he explained.
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In healthy eyes, a flickering light shone on the retina causes immediate dilation of both retinal arteries and veins.
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Beneath the screen, a camera monitored where the player was looking on the computer and tracked their pupil dilation.
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The Ohio State researchers are using a combination of eye-tracking and pupil dilation technology to gather objective data.
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Because the black hole has such strong gravity, time dilation will affect observations from outside the strong gravitational field.
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No more DWD (driving while dilated), though your co-workers might tease you when you're wearing your dilation specs.
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That was really difficult, and I ended up having to have a couple [dilation and curretage surgeries] after that.
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A dilation and evacuation, or D&E, is the most common procedure used in the second trimester of pregnancy.
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Texas and Arkansas banned a common procedure for abortions conducted in the second trimester, known as dilation and evacuation.
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" The case centered on a 2015 Kansas law that banned a second-trimester abortion procedure called "dilation and evacuation.
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The bill would ban dilation and evacuation method abortions unless the doctor has caused the death of the fetus.
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The dilation in both her eyes were noticeably uneven, and doctors were concerned she had bleeding in the brain.
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All we need now is an update for multi-planet directions and a nifty feature to track time dilation.
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He performed a D & C (a dilation and curettage procedure), but only because she insisted on a clear answer.
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So I had a dilation and curettage — commonly known as a D&C, where they remove the fetus medically.
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The legislation would block doctors from performing an abortion procedure known as dilation and evacuation, except during medical emergencies.
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Another common proposal seeks to ban "dilation and extraction" abortions, the most common procedure used during the second trimester.
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I am trained to do second trimester dilation and evacuations (D&Es), a technique sometimes used for surgical abortions.
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The neo-vagina can be extremely tight following the procedure to create it, requiring months of dilation to expand.
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Sam Brownback, a Republican, would ban the most common method used in second-trimester abortions, known as dilation and evacuation.
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U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel blocked a law banning dilation and evacuation, a procedure commonly used in second-trimester abortions.
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Entellus's portfolio of ENT devices like dilation system XprESS and nasal implant Latera would complement its instrument business, Stryker said.
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" Across from the abandoned humans sits an orange shopping cart filled with bags of skin-colored silicone called "Desperation Dilation.
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The ruling upholds a ban on a medical procedure called dilation and evacuation, despite seven other states blocking similar laws.
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The term "partial-birth abortion" has long been used to discuss dilation and evacuation, a common second-trimester abortion procedure.
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The next pre-surgery step is dilation, which allows the technician to obtain a more precise measurement of my prescription.
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Based on the way online vision tests are designed, however, there is no need for dilation, Lee said in response.
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When manipulating a giant system that directs everything from eye dilation to intellect, cautiously seems the only way to tread.
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The procedure covered by the legislation, known as dilation and evacuation, accounts for 16 percent of all abortions performed in Kentucky.
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I had to undergo a dilation and curettage — commonly known as a D&C — to remove the fetus from my uterus.
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When used in less-concentrated formulas, they do not create such a strong dilation effect but relax the eye's focusing mechanism.
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This new video from Minute Physics will give you a visual sense of how time dilation works: Why does this happen?
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If two objects are moving at different speeds, time runs more quickly for the slower object — a phenomenon called time dilation.
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Critics content it would let a husband sue a doctor to stop his wife from getting a dilation and evacuation abortion.
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Moreover, they showed that these receptors were involved in a dilation response of the airways that helped to clear out obstructions.
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Matt Bevin (R) Tuesday bans dilation and evacuation, a method commonly used in second-trimester abortions, after 11 weeks of pregnancy.
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Earl Ray Tomblin, a Democrat, of a bill outlawing the dilation and evacuation procedure, considered the safest second-trimester abortion method.
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Eye dilation is a trip, and those ugly sunglasses they give to you afterwards are always too big and never fashionable.
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The accelerating expansion of the universe essentially 'cancels' the time dilation experienced while falling into the black hole under certain conditions.
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Bounty hunters ferret out replicants by giving them the Voight-Kampff test, which measures empathic response via pupil dilation and heart rate.
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Blushing is a temporary dilation of the blood vessels, usually on the face, chest, upper arms, and/or neck, Dr. Leger says.
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I also did a D&E [dilation and evacuation] and a laparoscopic surgery, which was another couple thousand we had to pay.
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The Kentucky law bans the procedure known as dilation and evacuation for women in their second trimester except in cases of emergency.
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The procedure, known medically as "intact dilation and extraction," involves a physician removing most of the fetus intact rather than dismembering it.
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On Saturday, the Texas House of Representatives passed expansive legislation outlawing dilation and evacuation, a common method for performing second-trimester abortions.
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I needed a dilation and curettage to remove the remaining bits of my pregnancy that hadn't been expelled when the fetus was.
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That law prohibits the dilation and evacuation (D&E) procedure, in which the cervix is dilated and the contents of the uterus extracted.
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On Friday, the Kansas Supreme Court blocked a law banning dilation and evacuation (D&E), a procedure commonly used in second-trimester abortions.
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So Wallace turned to Clinton and hammered her for opposing the federal ban on late-term dilation and extraction abortions as a senator.
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Hilaria also opened up about the tragedy on her Instagram Stories and hinted at the dilation and curettage procedure she'll be undergoing tomorrow.
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He said that after the start of active labor, care providers could expect cervical dilation at three centimeters per hour, not 1.2 centimeters.
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In a person suffering from allergies, though, too much IgE stimulates an extra release of histamine, a compound that causes dilation of capillaries.
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With pregnancy in particular, they write, the risk is higher because of physiological changes, such as slower blood flow and blood vessel dilation.
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The first miscarriage, the D&C [dilation and curettage, a procedure to remove tissue from the uterus] cost me $11,30003 in the emergency room.
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Oklahoma adopted a similar ban on dilation and evacuation abortions last year that has also been blocked as a violation of the state Constitution.
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CGRP, or calcitonin gene-related peptide, is believed to be involved in the migraine process, such as dilation of blood vessels in the brain.
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" 'Let's make the schedule, let's get to the hospital, let's get the [dilation & curettage],' " recalled the actress of her all-business get-go reaction.
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One of these is Senate Bill 415, which would effectively ban second-trimester abortions (by banning the common and safe dilation and evacuation procedure).
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Using advanced facial processing, it tracks a driver's gaze direction, pupil dilation, eye openness and head position and uses proprietary algorithms to determine attentiveness.
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After a delay, Ms. Lam underwent a dilation and curettage procedure in which doctors removed her placenta by scraping the walls of her uterus.
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Senate Bill 145 prohibits the dilation and evacuation (D&E) procedure, in which the cervix is dilated and the contents of the uterus extracted.
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On a notebook, she pencils more radical suggestions: dilation of the orbital bones, deepening of the sockets, modifications to manufacture the illusion of vulnerability.
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This dilation force comes from the two flexible beams, which bend to provide a gentle spring force while forming a lumen to accommodate airflow.
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King's description appeared to refer to intact dilation and evacuation, or "partial-birth abortion," a procedure that is now banned in the United States.
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The spouses' joyful news comes after Hilaria revealed in the spring that she had suffered a miscarriage and undergone a subsequent dilation & curettage surgery.
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A miscarriage at this stage of pregnancy (and up to 20 weeks) necessitates the exact same procedure as an abortion: dilation and extraction (D&E).
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A number of states have passed laws that ban a method of abortion used during the second trimester of pregnancy, known as dilation and evacuation.
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Besides mass-energy equivalence and gravitational time dilation, a third concept which emerges from the mathematics of relativity is something known as the metric field.
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According to Cosmo, Hennessy was testifying against SB 415, a bill that would limit doctors' ability to perform dilation and evacuation, a common abortion procedure.
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Sometimes there would be more bleeding than one would like after even a full D and C [dilation and curettage, a method of surgical abortion].
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I didn't know it at the time, but I later realized what I ended up having was a D&C, or dilation and curettage, abortion.
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Our autonomic nervous system, which also declines with age, is responsible for controlling things like the dilation and constriction of blood vessels feeding your skin.
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One bill would ban a procedure known as dilation and evacuation (D&E)—the safest and most common way to terminate a second-trimester pregnancy.
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The biggest bonus is that the blood-vessel dilation leads to a flood of oxygen to your system, which equals a boost in collagen production.
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To treat molar pregnancy, doctors will insert a device into your cervix and scrape away the molar tissue in a procedure called dilation and curettage.
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Yolanda drove them straight to the Alabama clinic, where Brandy received a dose of misoprostol, which softens the cervix for a dilation-and-evacuation abortion.
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Then they put Susan under to perform the dilation and evacuation procedure, in which the cervix is dilated and the contents of the uterus extracted.
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Someone in my situation should have been offered dilation and curettage—a procedure that removes tissue from the uterus—or another form of miscarriage management.
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Holt revealed her pregnancy news on Instagram in October — seven months after revealing she had suffered a miscarriage and underwent a consequent dilation and curettage procedure.
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If he signs the other abortion-related bill, he would almost totally ban second-trimester abortions by outlawing the dilation and evacuation (D&E) abortion procedure.
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Should the new law be implemented, doctors who perform dilation and evacuation abortions could face up to six years in prison as well as felony charges.
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When these procedures do happen, they could be an induction of labor, or some highly skilled providers can perform dilation and extraction procedures past 24 weeks.
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Matt Bevin (R) signed a bill into law Tuesday banning dilation and evacuation, a method commonly used in second-trimester abortions, after 11 weeks of pregnancy.
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Recently, Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson signed a bill that outlaws the common dilation and evacuation (D&E) procedure, used for many abortions in the second trimester.
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The bill would do this by banning the safest and most common method of performing an abortion in the second trimester, dilation and evacuation (D&E).
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Providers are also now banned from a common form of second-term abortion termed dilation and evacuation but provocatively called "dismemberment" by supporters of the bill.
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After my initial diagnosis at 16 I'd gone for a second opinion and that doctor offered an alternative to surgery that involved dilation with glass tubes.
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The amendment on dilation and evacuation bars physicians from using forceps or similar instruments on a live fetus to remove it from the womb in pieces.
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One of my first nights on call I did a dilation and evacuation for a woman whose baby died at approximately the same age as Aidan.
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Thursday, Reuters reported that Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson signed a bill that outlaws dilation and evacuation, a common abortion procedure that takes place during the second trimester.
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If ingested, poison hemlock can cause trembling, salivation, pupil dilation and a rapid, weak pulse before it "eventually leads to coma or death," according to the MDA.
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Following an initial round of fertility treatments, Patterson explained she got good news — but then ended up having a miscarriage and two subsequent dilation and curretage surgeries.
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Also, the start of dilation in the retinal arteries took longer in people with Alzheimer's than in controls—though the delay wasn't as pronounced in the veins.
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Following an initial round of infertility treatments, Patterson explained she got good news — but then ended up having a miscarriage and two subsequent dilation and curretage surgeries.
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The most restrictive provision bans the exceedingly safe procedure called dilation and evacuation (D&E), which is commonly used during the second trimester to terminate a pregnancy.
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So Harman has developed an in-car monitoring system that tracks the dilation of the driver's pupils to determine how overloaded and distracted their brain might be.
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In a final attempt to save her uterus, she had one last surgery: a dilation and curettage, in which excess tissue is cut away from the uterus.
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Alabama was the fifth state to restrict an abortion method commonly performed in the second trimester of a pregnancy, known as dilation and evacuation or D&E.
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On Wednesday, US District Judge Lee Yeakel overturned Texas Senate Bill 8 -- which was passed earlier this year and banned doctors from performing dilation and evacuation abortions.
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Abortion opponents said they also planned to step up efforts encouraging states to limit second term abortions through bans on the use of dilation and extraction method.
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There is also evidence to suggest that raised dog food bowls may help to prevent gastric dilation and volvulus or bloat in larger and deep-chested breeds.
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I was envisioning a Christmas morning where I sat in a recliner drinking eggnog, not one where I was experiencing the body-stretching pain of cervical dilation.
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In one case, a woman went to the doctor for dilation and curettage surgery due to self-diagnosed endometriosis and later returned to treat an ectopic pregnancy.
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John Kasich vetoed the fetal heartbeat bill, he signed into law a bill that bans dilation-and-evacuation abortions, which are commonly used to end second-trimester pregnancies.
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Maybe it was all the moonpeople, but as the show drew to a close I found myself thinking about part of Special Relativity that deals with time dilation.
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The second is to outlaw the most common method of second-trimester abortion, a form of dilation and evacuation, on the grounds that it is brutal and cruel.
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The injected therapies interfere with the function of a molecule involved in the processes that kick off a migraine, such as dilation of blood vessels in the brain.
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Though several states have also sought to ban dilation and evacuation abortions, also known as D&E, multiple court rulings have found that such bans are likely unconstitutional.
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The results of all of these studies suggest that pupil dilation holds a lot of promise as a technique for measuring attraction based on both gender and age.
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In some instances, that extends beyond the delivery of abortion care to questions about miscarriage treatments like dilation and curettage, which removes tissue from inside of the uterus.
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The law — Senate Bill 8, passed this spring — would require doctors to stop the fetus's heart before performing a dilation-and-evacuation abortion, except in a medical emergency.
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While dilation and evacuation is considered one of the safest methods of abortion, those who support this bill feel it is barbaric and entails the "dismemberment" of the fetus.
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Reuters also reports that, according to the Arkansas Health Department's 2015 records on abortion, dilation and evacuation made up 683 of the 3,771 total abortions performed in the state.
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The couple's joyful news came after the Mom Brain podcast co-host revealed in the spring that she had suffered a miscarriage and undergone a subsequent dilation & curettage surgery.
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So far this year, Arkansas has also outlawed dilation and evacuation, or D&E, abortions, which are generally seen as the safest way to abort a second-trimester pregnancy.
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Due to relativistic time dilation , at that speed, the OMG particle could travel to our nearest neighbor star, Proxima Centauri, in 0.43 milliseconds of the particle&aposs own time.
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" I had a baby sister, so I said, "I would put my baby sister in the refrigerator and then pull her out and check the dilation of her eyes.
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The law, called the "Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Abortion Act" and set to take effect in August, bans what is known as dilation and evacuation, or D&E.
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The spouses' joyful news comes after the Mom Brain podcast co-host revealed in the spring that she had suffered a miscarriage and undergone a subsequent dilation & curettage surgery.
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Christine clicks again, and we are instructed to imagine the mucus in our cervix loosening, and fluids trickling out of our vaginas as we approach 7 cm of dilation.
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For a patient like Tom, whose previous procedure left him too tight for bottoming, Goldstein performed a surgical dilation to open him up and slightly widen the anal canal.
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Even if you didn't experience major tearing during childbirth, "the birth canal almost always experiences microtears, as the tissues are stretched during dilation and by the baby's head," Sawatzky explains.
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If God created binary pulsars and time dilation and tectonic plate shifts, all these amazing things, why would he care if I eat pork or who I have sex with?
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Thompson wrote that Alabama's law restricting an abortion method commonly performed in the second trimester of a pregnancy, known as dilation and evacuation, also places an undue burden on women.
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At this point in early labor, she says in the video, "not much dilation is happening just yet," but as she keeps squeezing and letting go, the moment finally happens.
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There are also medical devices that can expand one's urethra (also called dilation), which are named Pratts or Hegars, but these are also usually referred to as sounds, as well.
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However, there are rare medical situations where that might not be advisable, so the option of a dilation and extraction allows women in these situations to avoid a C-section.
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"Those with rosacea or sensitive skin should avoid steam rooms because it could promote or exacerbate flushing through the dilation of capillaries, which can be quite reactive," Dr. Engelman says.
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Their sympathetic nervous system is also what lets you witness the sweaty palms, trembling voice or hands, and momentary eye pupil dilation or a fight or flight surge into romance.
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" Four states banned the dilation and evacuation (D&E) procedure — the safest and most common method for performing a second-trimester abortion — and colorfully rebranded it as a "dismemberment abortion.
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Because the cervix needs to be dilated further than for an aspiration abortion, the provider may start the dilation process the day before the procedure or earlier on the day of.
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Matt Bevin signed off Tuesday on House Bill 19733, which bans a common procedure called dilation and evacuation starting at 11 weeks after fertilization, the only exception being for medical emergencies.
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On Friday, Oklahoma County District Judge Cindy Truong upheld from the bench a bill dubbed "Oklahoma Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Abortion Act," which outlaws dilation and evacuation (D&E) abortions.
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The other piece of legislation, Senate Bill 145, would prohibit -- with some exceptions -- the dilation and evacuation or D&E procedure, the most commonly used abortion method during the second trimester.
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Without the emergency dilation and curettage that I had, I might have developed the kind of infection that used to kill women back in the days when childbed fever was prevalent.
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HB 537: Ban on dilation and extraction abortions ("Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Abortion Act") HB 112 and SB 20163: Establishes standards for a court to declare custody over an embryo.
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The new law does this by banning the dilation and evacuation (D&E) procedure, which is the safest and most common method of performing an abortion after 14 weeks of pregnancy.
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These instruments are often used in dilation and evacuation procedure, which is considered the safest abortion procedure in the second trimester according to the Associated Press, citing the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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Bans on so-called "partial birth" (or, in medical terms, "dilation-and-extraction") abortion, onerous clinic regulations and forced ultrasounds are a few of the ways states have made inroads against Roe.
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In this case, providers are challenging a 2016 Texas law banning a second-trimester abortion procedure called dilation and evacuation, in which the cervix is dilated and the fetus removed by suction.
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"I've never felt more broken in my life," Holt wrote about a photo of herself taken from a hospital bed after having a Dilation and Curettage procedure, commonly performed after pregnancy loss.
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So now if you have a tight loop where I can adjust the political messages in real time to your heart rate and to your eye dilation and to your political personality.
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But by using mathematics you learned at school -- Pythagoras' theorem -- and with a little help from Einstein's time dilation formula you can show that time will slow for someone who is moving.
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The Arkansas health department has said that dilation and extraction was used in 683 of the 3,771 abortions performed in Arkansas in 2015, the most recent year for which it has records.
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The newspaper, citing the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), noted that the dilation and evacuation method is the most common abortion procedure women receive after 13 weeks of a pregnancy.
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Because dilation and evacuates are generally the safest way to perform a second-trimester abortion, abortion rights groups argue that banning them essentially amounts to banning all abortion past the first trimester.
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Well, nicotine and other chemicals in the vapor can impair blood vessel dilation, increase arterial stiffness, increase blood pressure and heart rate and hurt the lungs by being toxic to alveolar macrophage.
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He said active labor began when a women reached 4 centimeters dilated, and that after that, providers could expect an average dilation of 3 centimeters per hour until they reached 9 centimeters.
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When he talks about time dilation and different ways to create magic, write them down and strip them out and stick them into VR. Magic by Misdirection by Dariel Fitzkee, fantastic book.
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Based on this, some athletes alternate between cold and heat, which they claim creates a "pumping action" of constriction and dilation that removes waste products from muscles and brings in fresh blood.
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An Alabama law that prohibits a type of surgical abortion that is clinically referred to as Dilation and Evacuation will remain blocked after the Supreme Court declined on Friday to hear the case.
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Senate Bill 145 looks to ban "dismemberment abortion," consisting of a dilation and evacuation procedure — a common method used during most second trimester abortions between 13 and 83 weeks and occasionally after miscarriages.
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In May, Republicans in the legislature passed a bill to ban an abortion procedure known as a dilation and evacuation, or "D&E," which is commonly used to end a second-trimester pregnancy.
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The show is filled with psychedelic imagery and overt references, like playing Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit" so slowly that it feels like an attempt to create a version of drug-induced time dilation.
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In Gonzalez v Carhart, the court upheld the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act of 2003 which prohibited a rarely used medical procedure referred to in medical literature as an intact dilation and extraction.
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But the basic idea is the same: By capturing imperceptible changes in a participant's eyes—measuring things like pupil dilation and reaction time—the device aims to sort deceptive humanoids from genuine ones.
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The language used in SB8 describes dilation and extraction abortions as delivering a "living fetus" and a "living unborn child," which serves to legally classify fetuses as living people and abortion as murder.
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U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel issued a temporary injunction stopping a ban on the procedure known as "dilation and evacuation," The Associated Press reported, in what is a major defeat for Republican Gov.
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David Stemerman ran Conatus Capital Management for 10 years before closing in 2017 so he could run unsuccessfully for governor in Connecticut, and former managing director Brian Eizenstat started Dilation Capital this year.
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The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals blocked Alabama's 2016 ban on dilation and evacuation abortions, commonly referred to as D&Es, after its judge found that it placed an unconstitutionally heavy burden on women.
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Oklahoma County District Judge Cindy Truong upheld the ban, which prevents the use of instruments in a dilation and evacuation abortion procedure that typically takes place during the second trimester, The Associated Press reports.
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The average time from full dilation of the cervix to delivery was 51 minutes in the saline group and 52 minutes in the women who got the anesthetic, a difference of no clinical significance.
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The law, which bans the procedure known as dilation and evacuation for women in their second trimester except in cases of emergency, took effect late Tuesday after Republican Governor Matt Bevin signed the bill.
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"I've never felt more broken in my life," Holt captioned a photo of herself taken from a hospital bed after having a Dilation and Curettage procedure, which is a surgical procedure commonly performed after miscarriages.
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While dilation and evacuation is used in most second-trimester abortions, nearly 90 percent of all abortions are performed in the first trimester, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a research group that supports abortion rights.
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There is a growing body of research to indicate that pupil-dilation, directly measurable by many eye-tracking approaches, can indicate the level of interest, emotional, sexual or otherwise, in what one is looking at.
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What's most concerning to reproductive rights advocates—and what will hit Texas women the hardest—is the ban of a procedure called dilation and evacuation (D&E), which is commonly used during the second trimester.
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The bill also says doctors who perform dilation and extraction will have committed a felony, punishable with jail time, and deems donating fetal tissue a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by a fine up to $10,000.
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The bill, which sailed through the state House of Representatives with a 113-13 vote, would ban abortions performed using a procedure known as dilation and evacuation (D&E), except in cases of medical emergencies.
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The bill, which sailed through the state House of Representatives with a 75-13 vote, would ban abortions performed using a procedure known as dilation and evacuation (D&E), except in cases of medical emergencies.
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You will need a permission slip from your parents and a spaceship, and you will have to sign a waiver indicating you understand time dilation from FTL travel will not constitute an extension on finals.
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When it comes to sex, we are quite the shallow bunch: Something as simple as the smell of your sweat, the dilation of your pupils or the proportion of your waistline can make all the difference.
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The doctor, who requested that their name be withheld because they were not allowed to speak to the press, said there has been a significant increase in patients requiring dilation and curettage during the last year.
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Misoprostol is also used to help soften the cervix before a second-trimester surgical abortion or a dilation and evacuation (D&E), a surgical procedure used to manage miscarriages or pregnancy failure after the first trimester.
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As noted in his September letter, and as he remarked during the final presidential debate on October 19th, Trump is particularly opposed to so-called "partial-birth" abortions, or what doctors call intact dilation and extraction.
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On Sunday, The Originals star shared a thumbs-up selfie taken from a hospital bed, alongside a lengthy caption detailing her loss and consequent dilation and curettage procedure — plus the emotional toll it took on her.
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"That was really difficult, and I ended up having to have a couple [dilation and curretage surgeries] after that," she recalled, revealing that she and Caldwell used intrauterine insemination (IUI), which worked on the third try.
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Another -- House Bill 1032, known as the Arkansas Unborn Child Protection From Dismemberment Abortion Act -- prohibits dismemberment abortion, also known as dilation and evacuation abortion, which is the most common procedure used in second-trimester abortions.
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But the experience of listening to even those conceptual pieces has a dilation effect as you lean in close and wait for the changes—straining to hear the microscopic differences between sounds as they slowly mutate.
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Hickman: Doing things with dilation and playing with relativity, where you're not that far from me but you're actually, in some sort of Escher-like way, walking in a different time, out of phase with me.
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"The doctor didn't speak to me after the D&C [dilation and curettage, the procedure used to remove tissue from the uterus after an abortion or miscarriage] and disappeared once the procedure was done," Kamini says.
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His enthusiasm for doing these things keeps him quite busy, what with the three best-selling physics books for grown-ups, a children's book about time dilation(!), a few TV specials, and, of course, a TED talk.
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"Opioids can slow the heart rate and lead to excess dilation of blood vessels producing potentially dangerous drops in blood pressure, and opioid use can suppress respiration," Fonarow, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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I think the other guys in the chorus probably thought he was closeted, but I checked his pupil dilation while he was looking at porn, and I can assure them—he is really, really attracted to women.
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"After having previously had a [dilation and curettage procedure], which ultimately felt quite traumatic for me, I decided to let nature take its course this time and waited until my body naturally released the fetus," she says.
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"It looks a little bit like the control of the pupil in the human eye," said Eva-Maria Collins, who led the research team, noting that the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems control dilation of the pupil.
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Plus, the group had already successfully lobbied for bills to ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy and in the case of another common method of abortion for pregnancies in the second trimester, called dilation and evacuation.
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More From Tonic: Though scientists have known about these pupil dilation effects for a long time, the first study to use it as a measure of sexual orientation in both men and women didn't appear until 2012.
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I should also say that this study measured both genital arousal and pupil dilation at the same time and found that what the pupils were doing correlated strongly with what the genitals were doing, especially among men.
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U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel issued a temporary injunction in August to block the ban on "dilation and evacuation abortions," which was passed in respond to a Supreme Court decision that blocked the state from restricting abortion.
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The Arkansas health department has said that dilation and extraction was used in 683 of the 3,771 abortions performed in Arkansas in 2015, the most recent year for which it has records, Reuters reported at the time.
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Dunham wrote that it took six days in the hospital, a 1,000-word letter as proof of consent, three therapy sessions, and an unsuccessful dilation and curettage procedure until she finally convinced her doctors to perform a hysterectomy.
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Each clock is equipped with a machine, an actuator that can control each hand independently and measures in nano-seconds, and each is updated daily to show the — albeit very slight — effects of time dilation on each craft.
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Even though my miscarriage technically occurred away from a hospital, under the current Texas regulations, I would still need to let my fetus's remains be buried or cremated — because I had to have the dilation and curettage procedure.
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The Texas House voted 96 to 47 late Friday on legislation that bans a commonly used second-trimester abortion procedure, known as dilation and evacuation, similar to laws that courts have blocked in Alabama, Kansas, Louisiana and Oklahoma.
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In Ohio on June 13, women in "Handmaid's Tale" costumes attended a hearing at the Statehouse in Columbus to protest a bill that would ban the dilation and evacuation procedure, the most common abortion method in the state.
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The law — part of Senate Bill 8, passed this spring — would require doctors to stop the fetus's heart before performing a dilation-and-evacuation abortion, in which the cervix is dilated and the fetus is removed in pieces.
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Knausgaard's work is not focused on the endless dilation of a specific life; it's not focused on a personal story, or even the personal in a story like this one, as close as it comes to personal tragedy.
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They told Beatriz there were fetal remains still inside her and that they would have to scrape her uterus to get them out, a procedure known as dilation and curettage, which requires women to be put under general anesthesia.
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Among 26 new recommendations, it rejected a traditional benchmark in labor wards worldwide for the dilation of a woman's cervix at the rate of 1 centimeter per hour, saying it was "unrealistic" and often led to excessive caesarean sections.
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Opponents of the law say that banning dilation and evacuation, the safest and most common method of abortion after 15 weeks' gestation, would put women at risk and place an undue burden on their right to get an abortion.
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A group of 16 women arrived at the Ohio Statehouse today dressed as handmaids to protest Senate Bill 145, an anti-abortion law that would ban dilation and evacuation, which is commonly used for abortions during the second trimester.
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Flash forward to this year and a new set of studies published in the Journal of Sex Research finds that—among men—pupil dilation doesn't just reveal the gender of the people they're attracted to, but also their age.
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A new installation, Relative Clocks, by artists Chomko & Rosier and commissioned by the UK Space Agency aims to highlight, in a very immediate and simple way, one of the notable effects of Einstein's theory, the concept of time dilation.
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Einstein theorized that time is not fixed, well that both time and space are not fixed, instead they are malleable and will vary depending on the effects of gravity and motion—and time dilation is proof of that theory.
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Abbott also signed a law that would ban an abortion procedure known as dilation and evacuation (D&E), which the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists says is the most common way to terminate a pregnancy after 13 weeks.
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That year, Brazil had put together one of our best teams in history, but come game day, the players were acting as if they'd been taken by surprise by a sudden increase of prostaglandins and a baffling cervical dilation.
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For the final procedure, a dilation and evacuation (or D&E), I was under general anesthesia, and the rest of the day I felt kind of dazed, almost as if there was a little relief that it was all over.
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" After learning the baby's heart was no longer beating, Davis explains that she "opted for the pills that cause contractions" instead of having a dilation and curettage procedure "because we were still shooting and I didn't want to delay things.
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An Alabama law -- separate from the controversial measure passed this week -- prohibits doctors from performing a particular procedure called "dilation and evacuation" that supporters of abortion rights say is the most commonly used method for performing pre-viability second trimester abortions.
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Speier first revealed in February 2011 during a speech on the House floor that she had suffered a miscarriage at 15 weeks and made the "painful" decision to have a dilation and evacuation (D&E) procedure in her second trimester.
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The mom of four took time to reflect further on her miscarriage on Instagram Wednesday, writing in a lengthy post that she is "physically starting to feel like [her]self again" two weeks after undergoing a dilation and cutterage procedure.
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It's due to a quirky little thing called time dilation: time can slow down for one person, but not for another, because there is no such thing as a fixed frame of reference against which all motion can be measured.
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In January, Arkansas has effectively made second-trimester abortions inaccessible by criminalizing D&E; the other procedure that would be used this far along in pregnancy, dilation and extraction or D&X, was banned by the Supreme Court in 2007.
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Two weeks after she underwent a dilation and curettage procedure following her confirmation the previous day that she had miscarried, the mother of four shared a heartbreaking message on Instagram alongside a video showing an early ultrasound of her baby.
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It works by flashing a bright light from a smartphone into the person's eye and then measuring pupil dilation, which is an important measure in helping to determine if there is a traumatic brain injury after a blow to the head.
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A third party developer or a hardware manufacturer themselves could presumably capture how you gazed at anything; whether you passed over, pondered, fixated, or looked away quickly; perhaps even whether you got interested, excited, embarrassed, or bored (perhaps using pupil dilation).
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There are multiple peely, onion-like layers encasing every beautifully acted glance, every linger of the camera and dilation of pupils, and to unwrap them all is to examine how humans manage to survive and (sometimes, not really) thrive under oppression.
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When we didn't have the paste, we would put in a speculum, do a very slight dilation if necessary, depending on how far along the pregnancy was, and then break the amniotic sac so that the amniotic fluid would come out.
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Many doctors concur that the dilation and evacuation abortion (D&E) method — in which a medical professional dilates the patient's cervix and extracts the fetus through a suction device — is a safe procedure used for pregnancies over 12–14 weeks.
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The law, which takes effect later this year, prohibits dilation and evacuation, a practice that pro-choice advocates say is the safest method of ending a pregnancy but which supporters of the legislation call "barbaric," requiring the "dismemberment" of the fetus.
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The way they calculate that uses something called the Schwarzschild metric, a solution to Einstein's general relativity equations, using data compiled by physicists Tom Vaughan and Chris Haynes which accounted for both gravitational and velocity time dilation on the craft.
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But the wormhole's proximity to a black hole causes gravitational time dilation; in the brief time Cooper and another crew member (Anne Hathaway) spend exploring one of the planets, 23 years of earth time elapse, causing duress for the scientists.
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In Michigan, a measure to ban dilation and evacuation abortions, a common type of second trimester abortions, could appear on the ballot -- organizers said last month that they had submitted more than the necessary number of signatures to be authenticated.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers only used one test of blood vessel health known as brachial artery flow-mediated dilation, and additional tests might provide a more complete picture of any changes associated with yoga, the authors note.
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The justices left in place a lower court ruling that struck down the 2016 law, which would have criminalized a method called dilation and evacuation that is the most common type of abortion performed during the second trimester of a pregnancy.
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" In court briefs they argue that "starting around 15 weeks," dilation and evacuation is the "only abortion method that can be performed outside a hospital; it accounts for 95% of second-trimester abortions nationally and 99% of abortions after 15 weeks in Alabama.
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Women can manage the miscarriage by taking misoprostol to help expel the contents more quickly or they can have surgery to remove them, such as aspiration or dilation and curettage (D&C), according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG).
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A provider is challenging four abortion restrictions passed in Arkansas in 2017, including a ban on dilation and evacuation and a measure requiring doctors to request a patient's "entire pregnancy history" to be sure she is not seeking a sex-selective abortion.
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Aimovig is the first in a new class of treatments designed to prevent migraine by interfering with calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP), which is involved in the processes that kick off the severe headaches, such as dilation of blood vessels in the brain.
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It would also ban "dismemberment" and "partial-birth" abortions, the stigmatizing names given to abortion procedures medically known as dilation and extraction in which a fetus is extracted in parts or intact respectively, both of which are typically used for second trimester abortions.
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But the proposed law goes much further by prohibiting donating fetal tissue to research (even without receiving money), requiring that fetal remains be buried or cremated, and banning the commonly used form of dilation and extraction without exemptions for rape or incest cases.
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Aimovig is the first in a new class of treatments designed to prevent migraine by interfering with calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP), which is involved in the processes that kick off a migraine, such as dilation of blood vessels in the brain.
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It's also very possible, given the latest anti-abortion lawmaking trends at the state level, that Congress would try to pass a national ban on dilation and extraction (D&E), the safest and most common method of performing a second-trimester abortion.
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" The fact that courts have consistently ruled against bans on dilation-and-evacuation abortions, he argued, "shows how extremely out of touch the Supreme Court precedent is with modern science, which clearly tells us that an unborn child'' is a living human being.
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Already in 2017, Arkansas passed a statute that would criminalize doctors who perform dilation and evacuation (the most common second-trimester procedure), and also permit husbands to sue to prevent their wives from obtaining abortions—with no exceptions even for rape or incest.
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He may also have been embellishing on what used to be called "partial-birth abortion," or intact dilation and extraction, but "partial-birth" abortions have been illegal in the United States since 2003, so even obliquely recalling it is a canard used for political gain.
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As California-based licensed midwife Lindsey Meehleis explained, if an unmedicated person in labor feels a natural urge to push—meaning, the baby is low enough to be push on rectal nerves—any dilation that's left usually happens on its own with the pushes.
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The Mom Brain podcast co-host and wife to Alec Baldwin shared on Instagram Tuesday that she had undergone a dilation and curretage (D&C) surgery after previously revealing Monday night that she had suffered a miscarriage at four months pregnant with a baby girl.
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The law requires fetal remains to be buried or cremated, prohibits the donation of fetal tissue to research, and bans the procedure medically known as dilation and extraction, which is one of the most common ways to end a pregnancy in the second semester.
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If it becomes law, the measure would expand the state's partial-birth abortion ban to include the dilation and evacuation procedure, The Detroit News reported, adding that physicians who perform the procedure could face a maximum two-year prison sentence and a $50,000 fine.
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Groups like these had successes in the wake of Roe, like the passage of the federal Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act of 22011, which banned a medical procedure called intact dilation and extraction, a type of abortion performed in the later stages of pregnancy.
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Rice revealed that while she considered herself knowledgeable in medical terms and subjects, she was still taken by surprise when her doctor told her the baby would have to be removed through a dilation and curettage (D&C) procedure, which would require surgically removing the fetus.
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This follows over 20 abortion-limiting proposals Kasich has signed into law since taking office, positioning Ohio as one of the most restrictive states for abortion in the U.S. The new law bans the dilation and evacuation (D&E) procedure and imposes tight restrictions with little exception.
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After her medical team at Cedars-Sinai administered an epidural (something Mara had initially not wanted, but was told could speed up her cervix dilation), she developed a 102-degree fever — which was what prompted the emergency procedure that eventually landed her daughter safely in her arms.
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The drone would assess someone's recent sleep quality via a Fitbit or similar tracking device, electronic calendar (such as the time of day the event is held, the type of meeting it is and who's attending), biometrics, blood pressure, pupil dilation, facial expressions and wake-up time.
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If an unmarried woman under 2250 comes to the FPA in the early weeks of pregnancy, Fan says, she will move through mandatory counseling with a social worker before the abortion, which can be done medically—through pills—or surgically, through dilation and curettage (D&C).
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The new law does this by banning the safest and most common method of performing an abortion in the second trimester, dilation and evacuation (D&E), which is used in about 95 percent of second-trimester abortions in the US. Doctors who violate the ban face felony charges.
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States are increasingly taking aim at a specific abortion procedure known as dilation and evacuation (D&E), which the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists says is the most common way to terminate a pregnancy after 13 weeks, and is also used in the case of some miscarriages.
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You rush into the kitchen, rattling the drawer in sheer panic (actually just dyspnea, tachycardia and dilation of the pupils caused by a surge of epinephrine in your body), pull out the knife (actually just a piece of metal attached to a piece of wood), and open your wrists.
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The medicine, also called erenumab or AMG334, is the first in a new class of treatments designed to prevent migraine by interfering with calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP), which is involved in the processes that kick off the severe headaches, such as dilation of blood vessels in the brain.
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I was scheduled for a dilation and curettage on the next Monday, and that weekend, as the Mardi Gras parades rolled by a few blocks from my home and the bands marched and played, I lay in bed crying and mourning for the baby that would never be born.
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If you're the observer and you're far enough away, the speed with which matter is consumed is dramatically slowed down due to an effect known as gravitational time dilation—clocks run slower in gravitational fields, and much slower in the immense gravitational fields near the event horizon of the black hole.
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"When CGRP is released, outside of the brain, it causes inflammation and blood vessel dilation -- the blood vessels get big -- and that combination of inflammation and blood vessels getting big is the pain of migraine," said Tepper, who is also a professor of neurology at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College.
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Interstellar, the movie he made immediately preceding Dunkirk (and one that was actually improved for me by watching it on television — go figure), takes that idea to its extreme, with a character living out decades in the blink of a cinematic eye, due to the effects of time dilation in space travel.
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At the heart of the Kansas decision is a 2015 law that would ban so-called dilation and evacuation procedures, a common method of abortion in the second trimester in which a physician uses surgical instruments and other equipment, such as suction devices, to take the fetus out of a woman's uterus.
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Sometimes, as late as 32 or 34 weeks (that would be just shy of eight months pregnant), Gunter said these serious birth defects can lead to a procedure called dilation and extraction, which requires " fetal cardiac activity stopped with an injection into the uterus," but this procedure becomes more difficult the further along the pregnancy.
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"I went home, almost hemorrhaged to death; I had to get a blood transfusion I lost so much blood; I had to get an emergency D&C," referring to dilation and curettage, the procedure that removes the contents of the uterus after a miscarriage or abortion to help stop the bleeding and prevent infection.
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As you can see, the stabilization tech not only produces video that looks like it's shot on a gimbal, even for fast, bumpy action like from a camera mounted on a dog's back, but also allows for interesting effects like following even very small moving objects (butterflies) and doing dramatic time dilation effects combined with cinematic pans.
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He once wrote that when a guy says to a woman "I love you," she would do well to pay more attention to his body language, the dilation of his pupils, the tone and timbre of his voice, whether his palms are wet or dry, and so on, than to the denotative content of his words.
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Maya Manian, professor, University of San Francisco Law School There are several cases already pending in federal appeals courts challenging state laws banning the most common type of second trimester abortion (dilation and evacuation) — one of those could be the vehicle for overturning Roe especially if a federal appeals court ruling upholding such an abortion ban results in a circuit split.
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" Arkansas has also passed a law banning a procedure called dilation and evacuation, which is most commonly used in second trimester abortions; a law requiring physicians to obtain medical records relating to a patient's pregnancy history before performing an abortion; and a law requiring physicians to inform police when a minor gets an abortion, sending in the fetal tissue as "evidence.
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Photo credit: Richard John Seymour In the installation, the spacecraft are represented as four clocks each with two ticking second hands, one blurry hand which is constant on all four and this shows the relative earth time, and another hand which ticks either in front or behind the earth hand to show the time dilation — how much the craft has traveled either forward or backward in time.
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They included a 1984 study titled "Self-disclosure, intimacy, and the depenetration process" (that's the one that says telling a stranger an embarrassing moment will make you feel closer to them — which checks out, though I found it more friendship-inducing than sexy), and several 2016 studies, including one titled "Pupil dilation as an index of preferred mutual gaze duration" (that's the eye-gazing one, which I actually found to be pretty flirtatious, after the initial awkwardness).
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And then all at once she felt it, a slippage, a slickness, and even though it wasn't taking place within her own body, she could see the slow and uncontrollable dilation downward and outward, into a vast sun-bright plain full of golden grasses swaying as though brushed by a great hand, and a horizon that didn't stop in the vagueness that came at the end of sight, but pressed on into the palest and most fragmented of blues.
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