The new sensor gives you just a flaccid haptic tap.
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For now the flaccid free-agent market is simply … odd.
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He feels that his heart is slow, his breathing flaccid.
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Girth is 3.66 inches when flaccid and 4.59 inches when erect.
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You've laid those two chilis out like large, red flaccid dicks!
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She tugged on the flaccid skin of Amal's stick-like arms.
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According to the GoFundMe page, Adam came down with Acute Flaccid Myelitis.
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Unlike Dr. Danoff, Mills thinks even the flaccid state could be affected.
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She hesitates before placing the photograph next to the corpse's flaccid penis.
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Neither is simulating sex with very flaccid penises, so why the fuss?
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Predictors of change in penile length from the flaccid to erect state.
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BPEL and Bone Pressed Flaccid Length (BPFL)—in which the flaccid penis is stretched—were used in Veale's study because it prevents the pubic fat pad from diminishing the penis' true length—hence the pressing in of the ruler.
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The decadence of the place has rendered me flaccid and speechless in awe.
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And unlike polio, there is no vaccine for acute flaccid myelitis, she said.
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Like how to communicate needs for emotional care and desires for flaccid spooning.
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It's three centimeters erect and nonexistent flaccid, you can only measure it erect.
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Monetary stimulus is meant to be economic Viagra administered to cure flaccid performance.
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During a retrograde, the energy is even more combustible—unless it's totally flaccid.
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The word "flaccid" foreshadows, as it looms large in white light, undesired possibility.
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Not surprisingly, Lee works the symbol of James's flaccid face on several levels.
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The other case involves "acute flaccid paralysis" and has not yet been confirmed.
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There was no shortage of melodies, but the albums seemed flaccid and cluttered.
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Back in the day, you would see a flaccid dick now and then.
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My ex, hearing me laugh, and upon feeling my now-flaccid penis, was infuriated.
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Most days beginning with a flaccid penis—a sign that something could demand investigation.
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But today its claim to be an upstanding member of the movement seems flaccid.
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Let's get establish a penis size baseline ... The average flaccid penis is 3.61 inches.
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A flaccid heart is so fragile that you can put a finger through it.
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When Mars is retracing its steps in the heavens, that phallus may fall flaccid.
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In addition to two flaccid pickle rounds, there was a smattering of onion slices.
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MCDONALD'S — BACON EGG AND CHEESE BISCUIT, $4.19 — The bacon is flaccid, brown, and skimpy.
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The chashu, however, is flaccid, and the haystack of green onions a little overwhelming.
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Another illustration was OKB's triumphant return after a flaccid effort earlier in the year.
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Enterovirus D268, a cousin of the polio virus, is suspected of causing acute flaccid myelitis.
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At room temperature, nitinol (which is already used in other devices) is flexible and flaccid.
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Then, he rolls over, unbuttons his pants and places his flaccid penis on her leg.
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When we liberals isolate ourselves from conservative thinkers, our thinking, even when right, becomes flaccid.
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Mr. Trump rose to prominence by describing the United States' response to terrorism as flaccid.
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Acute flaccid paralysis can be caused by "a number of conditions or infections," including polio.
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They saunter off, celebrating with their pals, still half-flaccid weapons slapping against their thighs.
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The text is a pretty clear, if flaccid, punch line regarding Serena Williams's poor sportsmanship.
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My thighs are flaccid and so is my heart, my strength, my daring, my do.
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It's a rare and mysterious condition called acute flaccid myelitis that causes a polio-like paralysis.
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The average flaccid penis is two batteries, but the average erect penis is about three batteries.
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Now, scientists have found another defense mechanism that protects these slimy monsters: their flaccid, squishy skin.
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Water is a big-time enemy of mushrooms as it makes them soggy and flaccid … nasty.
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Modern technology is lowering barriers to entry; flaccid incumbents will be destroyed by smaller, leaner ones.
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But that doesn't account for the fact that Michigan mounted a flaccid offense the whole night.
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As popular as this window-fogging franchise has become, its flaccid finale is likely critic proof.
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There will be a bevy of hits that you've written off as Jay's most flaccid work.
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The most consistent and strongest significant correlation was between flaccid stretched or erect length and height.
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You're right for thinking that a stretched flaccid penis has limited utility, but in studies, stretched flaccid length is often used as an approximation of erect penis length—maybe because mustering up a boner so your urologist can measure it is as tricky as you might think.
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So far this year there have been 268 confirmed cases of acute flaccid myelitis in 268 states.
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From January 1 to August 20143, 50 people in 24 states were diagnosed with acute flaccid myelitis.
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In the movie, Settle's song "This Is Me," is a flaccid attempt at an inspirational rallying cry.
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It's pretty much all head flaccid, usually smaller than an inch, with a wrinkle of flesh above.
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The real culprit is directors who enable this reckless behavior and render themselves flaccid fiduciaries for shareholders.
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Mars is symbolized by the phallus; when Mars is retrograde, expect some flaccid phalluses in your life.
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Just this week, the CDC established a task force to help in the investigation of acute flaccid myelitis.
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Bridget has found a lot of support from a group of parents of children with acute flaccid myelitis.
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In 2014, there were 134 cases of acute flaccid myelitis reported from 34 states, according to the CDC.
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So far in 2018, there have been 38 reported cases of acute flaccid myelitis in 16 different states.
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In "Ensemble" (2017), the couple's norm-core bodies are shown spooning while they hold their own flaccid penises.
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All a direct result of a flaccid, defeatist Obama administration, where lack of foreign policy was considered policy.
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The silhouette figure, the flaccid drawing of the cops, and the illustration of an action are all anomalous.
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" The dumplings, Nguyen wrote, were filled with "flaccid, gray innards"; the burger, she said, reminded her of an "M.
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Still, the agency doesn't know why a small number of people develop acute flaccid myelitis while most others recover.
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If your partner is not able to become semi-hard, place the ring on while the penis is flaccid.
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He cathected his favorite foods with enough libidinous energy to make one of his flaccid watches stand to attention.
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The government can now blame external factors for its economic woes, which include deflation, flaccid consumption and sluggish wages.
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What Ryan did with healthcare last week was the most flaccid embarrassment to the Republican Party in recent memory.
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The CDC has identified 80 confirmed cases of Acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) among 219 reports in 2018, officials said.
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The CDC has identified 80 confirmed cases of Acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) among 85033 reports in 2018, officials said.
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Any phrase even hinting at sexual innuendo, even a flaccid reference, compels us into jutting up a wary riposte.
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Every so often, Bill miraculously manages to gather together his flaccid bits so he can put on a record.
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But they also weren't too impressed by a framed, prominently displayed photo of a naked, flaccid Tom Mitchell, either.
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Acute flaccid myelitis, known as AFM, affects the body's nervous system -- specifically, the spinal cord -- and can cause paralysis.
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It'll be, I predict with confidence, intellectually flaccid: there'll be bromides, clichés and amen-corner rah-rahs in plenty.
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The same can be said for warrior planet Mars' retrograde, which has been responsible for flaccid vibes all summer.
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Last year saw the highest number of cases of acute flaccid myelitis so far -- 103 confirmed cases in 41 states.
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Fresh off a meeting with a facile and flaccid U.S. president, how might Putin — ever the opportunist — use this opportunity?
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Acute flaccid myelitis affects gray matter in the spinal cord, causing muscles and reflexes to become weak and sometimes paralyzed.
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However, some cases of acute flaccid myelitis have occurred after infection with other respiratory viruses, such as adenovirus and rhinovirus.
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There were 120 cases of acute flaccid myelitis in 683; 22 in 2015; 149 in 2016; and 33 in 2017.
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The researchers refer to this state as spastic paralysis, as opposed to the flaccid paralysis induced by other snake venom.
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They found that the median change in penis length from flaccid to erect was 793 centimeters, or about 1.6 inches.
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But a new syndrome, acute flaccid myelitis, or AFM, is providing the first proof of the need for that warning.
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This year, there have been 106 confirmed cases of acute flaccid myelitis and 167 possible cases, according to the CDC.
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Emerald Bay's life-saving, crime-solving lifeguard gang is examining a dead man's body, right down to his flaccid penis.
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They range from a flaccid penis to a dilated vaginal opening, allowing students to "feel" their way though sexual health lessons.
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If not, you'll definitely be familiar with the other common effect of drugs on the male anatomy: the unresponsive flaccid penis.
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An advertisement for Hims, a company that markets erectile dysfunction medication, uses a cactus to symbolize an erect and flaccid penis.
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People who are concerned about acute flaccid myelitis should focus on standard infection-control practices, like hand washing, the CDC said.
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The state generally sees one or fewer cases of acute flaccid myelitis each year, although there were three cases in 22018.
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Because those responsible for the latter already took off with the juice, leaving nothing but a flaccid sack of pulp behind.
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Typically, a belt made for penises locks in a flaccid position so that whoever is wearing it can't get an erection.
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And though it remains flaccid during these acts, the latter two ordeals are just as complicated and painful as they sound.
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More importantly, though, is that her perineal body, the muscle tissue that separates the vagina from the rectum, is completely flaccid.
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And as these well-organized outfits amass political power, the ability of the governed to restrict police authority becomes more flaccid.
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IP, network effects, brilliant execution, flaccid regulation, and deft acquisitions resulted in firms that grew shareholder value faster thanmany in history.
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But mostly, we're okay calling her sacred because she saved us from a truly flaccid first half-hour to this ceremony.
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Cases of acute flaccid myelitis afflicted more than 200 children last year, but much about the illness is still a mystery.
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Nor do they often get much out of oral sex, whether flaccid or erect, or any other form of penile stimulation.
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Apart from that confirmed case, a case of "acute flaccid paralysis" thought to also be polio was awaiting confirmation, he said.
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"Penile size in the flaccid state is purely a function of how much blood flow is circulating in the penis," he said.
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To treat the Crohn's disease, Adam was taking immune-suppressing medication that might have increased his risk of developing acute flaccid myelitis.
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To see why, look at Europe's flaccid approach to the emissions scandal that engulfed Volkswagen (VW) in 2015 and now threatens others.
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As an authority figure, Herb Dean was completely flaccid at UFC 229 and McGregor was allowed to run wild as a result.
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What's new: The CDC announced Monday that acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) appears to have peaked for this year in September and October.
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It was just that in a world filled with superior sausages, those flaccid, anemic-looking pups wallowing in filthy water didn't appeal.
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In several states there are reports of children developing cases of a mysterious polio-like syndrome known as Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM).
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The CDC is still trying to determine what triggers Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM), which causes limb weakness and primarily affects young children.
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They say the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, but is it also the way to his flaccid phallus?
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Callahan's review wasn't scathing, it wasn't rude, and it didn't cover anything but her disappointment with the dry burger and flaccid pastries.
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Cases of the illness, called acute flaccid myelitis or AFM, suddenly surged in 2018, baffling the Centers for Disease Control and doctors.
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There's something flaccid about globalism, which is de-spiritualized and which doesn't really have an answer for our economic and cultural problems.
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Then he kissed me, his lips wet and flaccid, his mouth open wide enough that his teeth dug into my lower lip.
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My dick was still flaccid and the plaster was hardening, so the hopes of achieving anything resembling a respectable erection were waning.
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Court documents say Sims "unsuccessfully attempted to comply with" the request and Abbot took pictures of the boy's flaccid penis with his cellphone.
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I had read somewhere that the average penis was 3 to 3.5 inches long when flaccid and 5 to 5.5 inches when erect.
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Public health officials are escalating their hunt for the cause of a mysterious ailment afflicting young children, known as acute flaccid myelitis (AFM).
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According to the new research in BJUI, the average flaccid penis is 3.61 inches in length and 5.16 inches in length when erect.
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So far this year, the CDC has confirmed 158 cases of acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), a polio-like illness that primarily strikes children.
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CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield announced Monday that the agency had created the Acute Flaccid Myelitis Task Force to aid in the investigation.
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The number of cases of a mysterious polio-like illness called acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) is on the decline, according to federal officials.
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A record number of cases of a similar condition, acute flaccid myelitis or AFM, have been seen in the United States this year.
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I had read somewhere that the average penis was 3 to 3.5 inches long when flaccid and 5 to 5.5 inches when erect.
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Acute flaccid myelitis is a rare but serious condition that affects the nervous system -- specifically, the area of the spinal cord called gray matter.
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Acute flaccid myelitis is not spread person-to-person like polio, but instead seems to only happen in certain people after a viral infection.
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Plus, the clitoris is bigger than a flaccid penis, more complex, and connected to different brain regions, and the urethra doesn't run through it.
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As a stand-in for a stiffy, Veale's study looked at stretched flaccid length which urologists have long noted, is commensurate with erect length.
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But Perón also rose on a wave of massive discontent with the democratic system, wealth inequality and the feckless, flaccid power of the elites.
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Lucian was one of the first children in the United States to be diagnosed with a paralyzing disease called acute flaccid myelitis, or AFM.
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In a statement to CNN, the WHO said, "an acute flaccid paralysis case is currently being investigated" in the state of Delta Amacuro, Venezuela.
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Related: Meet the Artist Quilting Flaccid Pink AK-47s Steampunk Machine Guns Made from Old Typewriters American Gun Show Exhibition Explores a National Obsession
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In 2018, people in at least 36 US states have come down with acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) a rare illness that can cause paralysis.
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Critics always say that the UN doesn't ever really do anything to stop wars — all it ever does is issue flaccid statements of condemnation.
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According to the CDC, since 2014, there have been 396 confirmed cases of acute flaccid myelitis, which resembles polio and causes paralysis in children.
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Related: Meet the Artist Quilting Flaccid Pink AK-47s Quilted Code, A "Modern Heirloom" Lena Dunham's Peanut Butter Waffle Sandwich & Other Celebrity Sandwiches, Illustrated
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Sushi bars serving anything but flaccid fish are a rarity, and most customers dunk their rolls in spicy mayonnaise like they're chasing a heart attack.
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Acute flaccid myelitis causes weakness in the arms and legs, breathing difficulty, a weak or stiff neck, and a drooping of the face and eyelids.
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Although EV-D68 might be responsible for some cases of acute flaccid myelitis, it doesn't seem to be responsible for all of them, said Ehresmann.
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As a "memory metal," Nitinol remains flaccid at the body's resting temperature and expands when heated, "remembering" the same size as it shrinks and expands.
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Most of us have heard the phrase "he's a grower, not a shower," referring to someone whose penis appears much bigger when erect than flaccid.
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Arlovski snapped a five-fight losing streak in a flaccid slog against an opponent who decided to roll his Reebok shorts up into a nappy.
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That would give him all but a handful of the state's 95 delegates and re-invigorate a campaign that has suffered a decidedly flaccid April.
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It's the musical equivalent of a flaccid penis; an uncooked chicken; a limp handshake from your uncle's creepy friend that gets weird when he's drunk.
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The doctor took pictures of them, while they were naked, with a Polaroid camera, and measured their penises both flaccid and erect, the men said.
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In this postseason, the Warriors can go slack for seven or eight minutes at a time, their passes flaccid, their shot-making a little off.
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The parachute hung there for a moment, taunting the engineers in the control room with its missing portion, before disintegrating into a jumble of flaccid ribbons.
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A recent survey of more than 4,000 US men found that guys' biggest complaint about their genitals was the length of their flaccid (non-erect) penises.
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Three children in Pittsburgh and another nine in Illinois are suspected to have a mysterious condition called acute flaccid myelitis that causes a polio-like paralysis.
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Since 2014, there have been a total of 386 cases of acute flaccid myelitis in the US, and one child died of the condition in 2017.
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Six children in Minnesota have been recently diagnosed with a polio-like condition, which is called acute flaccid myelitis, according to the Minnesota Department of Health.
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By the numbers: 127 cases of acute flaccid myelitis, or AFM, have been reported so far in 2018, including 68 confirmed cases, according to CDC data.
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The odd paradox is that as his poetry earned him greater recognition for its rigorous innovations, his visual art became less distinctive, if not altogether flaccid.
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The abject, crumpling shapes suggest flaccid penises, while their terra-cotta color and arrangement recalls the ceramic army buried with Qin Shi Huang, China's first emperor.
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They inject at the base and then down the length while the penis is flaccid, but I didn't look, which would have been the worst part.
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In 28, the US had its largest-ever outbreak of acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), a serious neurologic syndrome that can lead to weakened limbs or paralysis.
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Related: Oprah and Jackie O. Lend Their Faces to This Optical Illusion Quilt Quilted Code, A "Modern Heirloom" Meet the Artist Quilting Flaccid Pink AK-47s
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Investment banking was more mixed: Revenue from fixed-income trading, where Citigroup is heavily exposed to flaccid rate and currency movements, plunged by almost one-fifth.
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None of Wayne's reasons for war are made clear enough, but they're all sort of there, flaccid and dying from a lack of sunlight and oxygen.
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Within just a few weeks of getting married in July — in fact, just after a honeymoon road trip — Adam came down with acute flaccid myelitis, or AFM.
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The stronger statistically significant correlations were between flaccid stretched or erect length and height, which was found in four studies, although the correlations were not extremely strong.
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The loose skin functioned as a flaccid, squishy armor: the fangs could puncture the skin but not the underlying muscles, reducing the damage of a shark bite.
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The researchers found that race, smoking history, co-morbidities, and the size of the men's flaccid penises did not play a factor in determining the growers vs.
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With Son of a Gun, I liked the idea of taking the killing machine and deconstructing and reconstructing it out of something flaccid and impotent and harmless.
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Acute flaccid paralysis is a sudden onset of weakness or loss of the ability to move any part of the body in a child younger than 15.
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A flaccid blend of eugenics, purloined children, memory-wiping gas and laughably unlikely scuffles, "Allegiant" (directed by Robert Schwentke) offers a weak bridge to the series' conclusion.
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Last year, 99,582 cases of acute flaccid paralysis were detected worldwide in children, including 72 cases of wild poliovirus confirmed in a laboratory, the WHO paper said.
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The Penuma also provides gains in flaccid girth and length which—according to Elist—is a selling point among folks known as growers as opposed to showers.
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Even 8,000 miles and an ocean away from Manhattan, it is good, if flanked by a flaccid pickle and a tad light on the Thousand Island dressing.
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Acute flaccid myelitis, also called AFM, is a rare but serious condition that affects the nervous system -- specifically, the area of the spinal cord called gray matter.
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Some overtly political art suffers from prioritizing its message above its visual impact and, as a result, risks feeling preachy or gimmicky, socially conscious but aesthetically flaccid.
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Mars is the planet of war, and when it's retrograde, it's unruly, impatient, and explosive—or it's totally flaccid and weak, limping along, being a sad sack.
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Related: Meet the Artist Quilting Flaccid Pink AK-47s 'The Garden of Earthly Delights' Gets a Queer-Feminine Overhaul Collage Portraits Explore Violence Against Queer Black Males
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"When body rolled, still flaccid....May not be dead that long....Puddle of blood c/head about size of hands....Reached behind head & felt exit wound - felt mushy."
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So far this year, the CDC has received reports of 273 possible acute flaccid myelitis cases in 29 states and confirmed 106 cases as due to the condition.
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Destigmatizing men's erectile woes is a noble mission, but the company's claim that it's "weird" to leave a frustratingly flaccid member unmedicated does far more harm than good.
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In the Americas region - where the Zika virus is spreading - the annual rate of acute flaccid paralyis has been reported at between 0.8 and 1.1 per 100,000 children.
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A projected slide work flashes images of small black kids—filled with the potential of youth— as phrases like "flaccid futures" appear above the faces of these children.
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That year, there were 268 confirmed cases of this acute flaccid myelitis, as it's formally known, found across 214 U.S. states, while 268 saw 268 cases across 268 states.
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The plastic seat is moulded in the shape of a man, and features a chest with nipples and a belly button, legs and – here's the kicker – a flaccid penis.
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And only in last year's flaccid Jack Reacher: Never Go Back has Cruise played a father this decade—but even that relationship is accidental and mostly void of attachment.
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The song's still a pretty flaccid house track that got its biggest publicity boost in a car commercial, but hey, at least something that's loosely a dance track wins.
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Twenty-eight cases of the rare and potentially debilitating condition called acute flaccid paralysis, or AFP, have been reported in England in 2018, most of the cases since September.
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But this time, Mr. Crowe loves his subject too well and too blindly, producing a lecture in Rockology 101 that is dramatically flaccid, burdened by respect — and, yes, sanctimonious.
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Surveillance systems in place in 20163 out of 194 WHO member states currently check for acute flaccid paralysis (AFP) as part of the U.N. agency's global polio eradication program.
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Bruce Wayne's semi-flaccid member is revealed, lurking in the shadows of his exposed crotch, in a panel midway through the debut of a three-issue miniseries called Damned.
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This went on for 13 minutes: thousands of flaccid, hairy, small, long, circumcised and uncircumcised penises projected before a sold-out audience in a San Francisco theater in 1989.
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Consumer spending has been flaccid since the Trump tax overhaul, with a separate report released Wednesday showing underlying retail sales unchanged in January, after dropping a bit in December.
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" These include a hammered dulcimer to perform Arya's "Needle" theme, a pipe organ, and a 12-foot wildling horn that resembles, according to one audience member, "a flaccid didgeridoo.
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But working through the clumsiness of dealing with a flaccid penis, our humor—the fact that we can laugh at each other and not be offended—has been helpful.
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Acute flaccid myelitis, also called AFM, is a rare but serious condition that affects the nervous system, with a particular focus on the gray matter of the spinal cord.
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"It is very important to present a united front ... but that united front has to be a firm one, not a flaccid one," the official told journalists traveling with Kerry.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention so far this year has confirmed 116 cases of acute flaccid myelitis, a rare but serious disease that can cause polio-like paralysis.
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More than 90 percent of people who experienced acute flaccid myelitis had a mild respiratory illness or fever consistent with a viral infection before they developed it, the CDC said.
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Of the 268 cases being investigated, 268 people in 268 different states have been confirmed to have acute flaccid myelitis, said the CDC's Dr. Nancy Messonnier at a press conference.
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For most of my life, bologna—that flabby, flaccid mystery meat most often spotted between two mayo-slathered slices of Wonder Bread—was something to be avoided at all costs.
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Health officials say that acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), which has been detected in 25 states, is similar to what well-known disease that was largely eradicated in the 20th Century?
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The Venezuelan child who is diagnosed with acute flaccid paralysis is 2 years and 10 months old and first experienced paralysis on April 29, according to a statement from PAHO.
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But that doctor was proved wrong when an MRI showed that the girl had acute flaccid myelitis or AFM, a polio-like disease that's struck hundreds of children since 2014.
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Similarly, some European officials worry that Chinese cash and favours to some of the EU's eastern members in particular may make those stiff statements a little more flaccid in future.
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And what's even more alarming than the toxic content itself is the flaccid response from lawmakers and regulators, coupled with the immoral and often deceitful response from social media firms.
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On the contrary, strengthening Germany's flaccid democracy comes at the right time for a country whose task will increasingly be to safeguard and enhance lively democracy elsewhere in the world.
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Acute flaccid myelitis, also called AFM, is a rare but serious condition that affects the nervous system and causes the muscles and reflexes to suddenly become weak, she said Tuesday.
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While acute flaccid myelitis can follow a viral infection, public health experts have been unable to conclusively identify a specific germ, toxin, or environmental factor that may be causing the cases.
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More recently, he's made hilariously flaccid attempts to connect with Hispanic voters by ordering claiming ownership of "the best taco bowls" in a very strange tweet dispatched on Cinco de Mayo.
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Acute flaccid paralysis is a sudden onset of weakness in or loss of the ability to move any part of the body of a child less than 15 years of age.
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When the child, who is almost 3 years old, near the Orinoco delta in Delta Amacuro state showed symptoms of acute flaccid paralysis on April 29, it was of great concern.
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At least five states — Illinois, Washington, Colorado, Minnesota and Pennsylvania — reported that they were investigating the cause or trying to confirm new cases of the illness, known as acute flaccid myelitis.
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The egg whites were beat so hard that the filling was as stiff as a sailor's dick, but the whole thing became a bit more flaccid after the berries were added.
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Well, first it's about the horror of looking down at my body and seeing instead the hairy, nude torso of an overweight 50-something-year-old man, complete with flaccid penis.
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It's in this context that something as derivative as "I Feel It Coming" becomes so strangely hypnotic—a flaccid callback to an already bygone age of complete and total, glorious mediocrity.
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Adam was confirmed by the CDC to have a definitive diagnosis of acute flaccid myelitis and tested positive for having either a rhinovirus (a type of cold virus) or enterovirus, Bridget said.
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The Centers for Disease Control say cases of acute flaccid myelitis, or AFM, have peaked for the year, but they still have not determined the cause of the polio-like, paralyzing illness.
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"When you give, they do whatever the hell you want them to do," he cawed in an interview, after which the peristalsis of his mouth-like opening relaxed into a flaccid smirk.
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The taskforce will help define the cause of and improve treatment for patients with acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) and will include experts from scientific, medical and public health fields, the CDC said.
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The job of the detectives -- formally known as Epidemic Intelligence Service officers -- is to collect data on acute flaccid myelitis, known as AFM, and try to identify the cause of the outbreak.
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Acute flaccid myelitis is a clinical syndrome that is characterized by the rapid onset of weakness in one or more limbs with characteristic changes seen in the spinal cord on MRI imaging.
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AFM, or acute flaccid myelitis, is a rare illness that affects the nervous system, especially the gray matter in the spinal cord, and can cause muscle weakness and sudden onset of paralysis.
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This diagnosis of acute flaccid paralysis in a child comes as Venezuela, with an estimated population of 31.3 million, experiences political and economic turmoil, resulting in a humanitarian and health care crisis.
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They accuse those elites of being flaccid and weak and too comfortable with their power, which is the very thing that allows revolutions or social movements to emerge in the first place.
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After placing a flaccid or semi-erect one in a tight opening, a guy might not be able to get it out after it becomes erect due to the thrill of the act.
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The parents say by not publicly acknowledging the two deaths, the agency is intentionally downplaying the severity of acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), a disease that paralyzes healthy children in a matter of hours.
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Sure, it's not the most anatomically correct game, but the important thing is that you are a brightly colored, flaccid little peen, wobbling around and having a great time sticking yourself in things.
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This is what makes his art the most recognizable and expensive in the world — work that, to me, is also the symbol of the flaccid degeneration of art made for the art market.
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That was in 2014, when Lydia was 6 years old and diagnosed with acute flaccid myelitis, or AFM, a rare but serious polio-like neurological illness that affects the brain and nervous system.
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Rather than swing an uppercut a little late and clue Martinez in on it, Lomachenko let Martinez stand up, then showed him a flaccid right hook which sent Martinez back into the crouch.
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There has been a spike in cases of acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) in children in recent weeks, with 683 suspected cases now being investigated, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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A micropenis is defined as a penis that measures less than 2.5 standard deviations below the mean average penis size when stretched and flaccid; the actual length would likely be fewer than 2.5 inches.
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Intense effort is underway to understand and prevent acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as the agency pushes doctors to report symptoms early, per its newVital Signsreport.
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Sure enough, the fan-favorite blue servant creatures from Season 22013 make a brief, flaccid, unnecessary return as well later in the episode, defending regular Morty from the police as he's destroying the town.
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The whole thing looked like a PS2 cutscene, Hayden Christiensen was somehow a worse actor than Jake Lloyd, Boba was a punk-ass little kid, and the movie's main villain had a flaccid lightsaber.
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Earlier this week, the agency announced it would form a task force to better treat and confirm the cause of acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), seemingly in response to a substantial uptick in cases this year.
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I remember lurking the male cams, and all some of these dudes do is sit there, grainy quality webcam facing their junk, not showing their face with a flaccid dick in hand doing absolutely nothing.
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At the end of the day, Glasper's comments about Lauryn Hill and Miseducation were just another flaccid attempt to diminish the contributions of black women and their art—despite all the evidence to the contrary.
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Intense effort is underway to understand and prevent acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as the agency pushes doctors to report symptoms early, per its new Vital Signs report.
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But the response to X-Men films and the excitement surrounding them is perhaps better summed up by 2016's flaccid flop X-Men: Apocalypse, which received neither great reviews nor sterling box office returns.
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So far this year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed 62 cases of the mysterious condition, acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), and is investigating at least 65 more cases spread across 22 states.
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So when Hims, a new company dedicated to marketing and selling attractively branded wellness products, announced its debut earlier this month, one teaser image, propagated online, was a keeled-over, flaccid cactus, an unsucculent succulent.
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Michigan officials are looking into a possible case of acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) in an unidentified man in the state, a spokesperson for the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services told the Detroit Free Press.
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Bear in mind that these are the people who classify a rape scene as appropriate for a 12A [Films labeled as suitable for 12 years and over], but a flaccid penis as only appropriate for 18+.
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The fulfillment of his master plan entails 500 boys (with 33,000 "happy fingers"), all wearing beanies topped with flaccid hands, together playing a monstrous piano more suggestive of a factory assembly line than a baby grand.
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The agency also explains that even the most flaccid members of the public should be wary of any dietary supplements that advertise their sexual benefits, as they may contain ingredients that aren't listed on the packaging.
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Last season's 3-2 defeat to a practical youth team followed up on a 1-1 draw during the 2014/15 campaign, and a 1-0 loss to Moyes' flaccid set up the season before that.
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Sure, duck's legacy has been marred by the heated debate over the ethics of foie gras production and the classic French dish "duck a l'orange" that the American 1970s turned into a flaccid hotel buffet horror.
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The flaccid feathers of a shot-down goose may be too much to bear and the deadpan stare of a fish about to be filleted impossible to stomach, while fleshy haunches of beef may cause nightmares.
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A possible saving grace was that since my penis was as flaccid as a worm in a jar of melatonin, if I was spotted, I hoped it would at least be clear that I wasn't masturbating.
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So he developed what's currently the only FDA-cleared permanent silicone penile implant: Penuma, a silicone sleeve inserted under the penis skin which increases both length and girth of a penis in both flaccid and erect states.
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Acute flaccid myelitis first appeared in 683, when 120 people in 34 states were diagnosed with the condition, which was thought to be linked to an outbreak of a respiratory virus called enterovirus D68, or EV-D68.
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This unexpected spike in AFM, or acute flaccid myelitis, "is a mystery" to health officials, Dr. Nancy Messonnier, the director of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases at the CDC, said in a press conference.
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His dad, Brian Noblitt, tells PEOPLE that he and his wife were shocked to learn from doctors that their athletic and seemingly healthy son had the rare polio-like disease acute flaccid myelitis, also known as AFM.
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Related: Meet the Artist Quilting Flaccid Pink AK-47s These Fonts Shred: A Typographical Survey of Heavy Metal Meet the Heavy Metal Chef Making Slayer Pizzas and the Danzig Burger A Bespoke Occult Glyph for Every Quandary
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Richard Lawler, Vanity Fair: It's simply a dull chore steeped in flaccid machismo, a shapeless, poorly edited trudge that adds some mildly appalling sexism and even a soupçon of racism to its abundant, hideously timed gun worship.
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Doctors show us around, and sometimes we end up acting like them — examining stick-like limbs and flaccid skin with clinical detachment; tabulating figures about weight and age; listening as families recount their tragedies with amazing calm.
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As cases of acute flaccid myelitis, or AFM, a rare condition that causes paralysis, continues to affect children nationwide, doctors say that there's compelling evidence that a virus called enterovirus D68, or EV-D68 is the main cause.
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Then the real magic began, as the "flaccid" and "frozen-thawed" dolphin vaginas were stained with iodine and penetrated by penises that had been "mechanically inflated" and treated with formalin to "maintain rigidity," according to Orbach's presentation abstract.
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Following her 2007 breakdown and the ensuing years in which her dead eyes and flaccid limbs were contractually bound to the very stages and music videos she needed respite from—we never expected to see this Brit again.
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I understand that a domestic feature-length film, whatever its subject, is not going to include actual sex, or male genitalia that are not flaccid, moving quickly out of frame, and/or out of focus from across a room.
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According to various news outlets, you're all busy setting up webcams, then holding a flaccid condom to your nostril and inhaling until it jellyfishes out of your nasopharynx and into the back of your throat like a latex loogie from hell.
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Acute flaccid myelitis usually occurs in children and can cause symptoms like muscle weakness in the arms or legs, a weak or stiff neck, drooping of the face and eyelids, slurred speech, and in the most severe cases, difficulty breathing.
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The virus, called acute flaccid myelitis (AFM for short), often starts with a viral infection, like the ones that can cause bronchitis, and leads to scary symptoms such as weak limbs, difficulty breathing and swallowing, and, in severe cases, paralysis.
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The rare condition has been documented in 24 states, with the majority of cases (90 percent) affecting children, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which has been monitoring cases of Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM) since 2014.
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He still has lingering issues from his experience with the polio-like illness called acute flaccid myelitis - a paralyzed right shoulder and a weak neck that requires him to wear a brace - but "he certainly had an amazing recovery," Bove said.
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EditorsNote: updates Rasmus powers Astros past Red Sox HOUSTON — Colby Rasmus was the unquestioned star of the show after breathing life into a flaccid Astros' offense, but the bottom of the Houston order produced in manners commensurate to Rasmus' heroics.
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"Uncooperative political committee leaders, bureaucratic bumbling and flaccid fine enforcement efforts all contribute to election law breakers outrunning penalties during a time when campaign shenanigans — from Russian advertisements to government contractors bankrolling super PACs — are increasingly brazen and sophisticated," Levinthal wrote.
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Recent research showing stronger links between an enterovirus and the polio-like illness called acute flaccid myelitis has led the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to start work on an EV-D713 vaccine, director Anthony Fauci tells Axios.
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"The most common etiology is probably a viral infection that starts off the process, and there's probably several different viruses that can cause acute flaccid myelitis," said Dr. Samuel Dominguez, medical director of the clinical microbiology laboratory at Children's Hospital Colorado.
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Tumblr user fortooate found that if the length of a standard tennis racket is 28 inches, or 300 pixels in Nintendo's promotional image, and the bulge in question measures out to 40 pixels, then Luigi's flaccid penis must be about 3.7 inches long.
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Related: Meet the Artist Quilting Flaccid Pink AK-47s Watch a CGI 'War of the Worlds' Unfold in Siberia A Modernist Artist Blends Realistic Memories of World War I Onto Canvas England's 'Mind Control Tower' Is a Spiritual Reminder of War History
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A rare but deadly disease with polio-like symptoms called acute flaccid myelitis has claimed more children than usual since 2014, according to an investigation by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — with rates appearing to skyrocket over the past few weeks.
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In 163, there was a rise in acute flaccid myelitis cases in the US in general, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which coincided with a large outbreak of a viral respiratory illness called enterovirus D216, or EV-D268.
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While most of the HBO drama's sex scenes are glaringly realistic with all of their premature ejaculation, heart attacks, and flaccid penises, this entire encounter feels like it belong more in the porn films The Deuce is about, that The Deuce itself.
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In the other half, Aoki makes Top 40 hits get biz-zay (consistently and thoroughly), by giving them a light coat of dance cliches—this went bad during a particularly flaccid remix of Adele's "Hello"—or at least I thought it did.
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His work from those years, such as 1995's fall collection, Paradise Pleasure Productions, recognizes and celebrates various subcultures and codes of gay sex: There are latex suits dripping with flaccid phalluses and bondage masks made to look like cheap blowup dolls.
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Van Haren and other doctors who care for these children say the agency has been slow to gather data and to guide pediatricians and emergency room physicians on how to diagnose and treat the children struck with the disease, acute flaccid myelitis.
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And on June 24, joggers in the Eigersund municipality of Norway were shocked to find one such national treasure—a geological formation with a name that translates to "troll dick"—flaccid and broken on the ground, apparently at the hands of vandals.
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Pulling data from 173 previous academic papers that included a total of 15,521 men worldwide, researchers in the UK came up with a meta-analysis of what they believe to be the average penis size and girth of a penis when erect and when flaccid.
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Opal is hospitalized at the Children's Center Rehabilitation Hospital in Bethany, Oklahoma, with acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), a rare, polio-like condition that affects a person's nervous system and causes weakness in the arms or legs, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Allen's previous festival openers, the unlikely box-office behemoth Midnight in Paris and the flaccid, Cannes-set A Hollywood Ending, weren't the strongest premieres, but his newest effort finds him in his best Cannes form since 2005's Match Point debuted at the fest.
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In 2010, a study found that after six months of daily use for less than four hours a day, respondents reported "a significant gain in length of 2.3 and 1.7 cm for the flaccid and stretched penis, respectively," but no significant change in penile girth.
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The 11 pillows in Al Freeman's New York solo debut represent a flaccid hammer, a crumpled tallboy, a cushioned toilet-seat cover, a chain emoji, a lava lamp, a set of male genitals and five other tokens of some seedy but rapidly collapsing frat party.
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I don't know the ins and outs of how this was orchestrated, but somewhere, in the world, there is probably a photograph of one man pressing his flaccid penis against his best friend's upper-thigh while one of their mates traced around it with a Sharpie.
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Photo: RIC FELD (AP)The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention this week issued a warning about a disease known as acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), an illness it says it knows very little about but can cause arm or leg weakness and paralysis, particularly in children.
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That night I went to bed—and I didn't have a boner because I was 10 years old and, you know, we don't get many boners at that age—and I got into bed, made a fist and started hitting my flaccid penis with my closed hand.
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Though ostensibly satire, the whole endeavor is rather flaccid, leaving the viewer uncertain whether this is a cynical swipe at Bazaar readers or a clueless attempt at highlighting Sherman's waning wit, all the while still fulfilling the duties of the modern fashion magazine — to sell designer clothes.
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According to the CDC, 2149 confirmed cases of Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM) — an illness that resembles polio in that it targets the nervous system and spinal chord and causes limp weakness, paralysis and respiratory failure — have appeared in 238 states in 22016 as of Sept. 233.
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Alas, we are doomed by flaccid, nearly non-existent congressional leadership, "so-called Republicans" (in President Trump's words) who crave big government, and libertarian utopians who — on too many issues — will reject significant policy improvements while demanding nothing less than a live-action version of Atlas Shrugged.
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Mr. McDaniel and Mr. Tarkanian had little choice but to give up their primaries: They were trying to carry a sort of pre-Trump message that was focused on purifying the Senate of moderation, hoping to link the incumbents to a flaccid establishment embodied by Mr. McConnell.
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In 1976, the radical feminist and pornography opponent Andrea Dworkin said that the only sex between a man and a woman that could be undertaken without violence was sex with a flaccid penis: "I think that men will have to give up their precious erections," she wrote.
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"The most common etiology is probably a viral infection that starts off the process, and there's probably several different viruses that can cause acute flaccid myelitis," said Dr. Samuel Dominguez, medical director of the clinical microbiology laboratory at Children's Hospital Colorado, who was involved in Lydia's care.
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I remember being happy I think, blissfully unaware of what sperm en masse might smell like, adorably naive about what it might feel like to put my elbow into a pool of lube, and sweetly innocent to what a flaccid penis might sound like in someone's mouth.
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Forty-nine cases of Guillain-Barré syndrome—a neurological condition, marked by flaccid paralysis, that can be associated with an aberrant immune response to a virus—were reported in Brazil, echoing a sharp increase in the syndrome which was noticed in Polynesia during the Zika outbreak there.
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Asparagus stalks rest on a Budweiser can; steaks wrapped in plastic foam are propped on the rim of a beige ceramic bowl; flaccid strips of bacon hang over an apple twig in a Coke bottle; graffiti created by his granddaughter forms a backdrop for one painting.
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It'd be similarly improbable if any of those people were infected with whatever causes the disease acute flaccid myelitis—a rare but scary polio-like disorder that affects roughly one in a million people in the US. But that's what pundit Sydney Powell said on Lou Dobbs Tonight.
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The survey asked men to cite their satisfaction with 14 different aspects of their genitals and found the highest satisfaction involved the shape of the head of their penises (64 percent were satisfied), while the lowest satisfaction level was with the length of their flaccid penis size (27 percent).
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After some iffy abstract paintings, Rama started to produce strange, alluring assemblages that incorporated flaccid inner tubes — a nod to her father, who killed himself after the family bicycle factory went bust — and, in her 2685s, sewn and sutured textile works inspired by the outbreak of mad cow disease.
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After some iffy abstract paintings, Rama started to produce strange, alluring assemblages that incorporated flaccid inner tubes — a nod to her father, who killed himself after the family bicycle factory went bust — and, in her 70s, sewn and sutured textile works inspired by the outbreak of mad cow disease.
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But Google (or, if we're being precise about it, Alphabet's subsidiary X) also has its own global internet blueprints: Its Project Loon launches high-altitude internet balloons to the stratosphere, far below the realm of satellites, where the flaccid, floating jellyfish catch a ride on wind currents to their destinations.
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There is too much gratuitous death, as in the images of hunters taking down polar bears, which once powerful and stately after the crack of a hunter's rifle are made into an inert mound of fur and flaccid carcass which is then dragged across the ice as some scavenger's plunder.
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Top U.S. disease experts shared commentary in MBio on Tuesday that acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), the rare illness that strikes mostly young children and causes limb weakness or paralysis, may be caused by a "hit and run" virus and could become more prolific — but research acceleration is needed to know more.
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Orville Young of Minneapolis is recovering after undergoing the invasive nerve transfer surgery at Shriners Hospitals for Children — Philadelphia just months after contracting acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), which affects a person's nervous system and causes weakness in the arms or legs, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Here is how this works: When we use "free" online services such as Facebook, Gmail, YouTube, Instagram, or the Google search engine, we are actually entering into a contract—and, no, I don't mean this in a flaccid, figurative sense; I mean we are literally entering into a legally binding contract.
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"America cannot respond with either flaccid appeasement or economic nationalism; it must assemble an international coalition that pressures China to stop rigging markets and start competing on fair terms," said ITIF, a Washington-based think tank whose board includes representatives from top companies such as Apple, Amazon, Cisco, Google, and Intel.
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And it is among these folk, in metropolitan Lib Dem-turned-Labour seats like Cambridge and Bristol West, that the opposition's flaccid anti-Brexit exertions create the largest opening for the party (unlike the 15 broadly Eurosceptic seats in rural south-west England which they lost to the Tories last year).
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Nguyen took issue with everything from the food ("flaccid, gray" Szechuan dumplings, "overcooked and mealy" steak and Trump's favorite — the infamous taco bowl) to the drinks ("spring-break-colored" cocktails and "chunky" Bloody Marys) to the decor ("French-ish paintings that look as though they were bought from Home Goods").
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" Kirkus's anonymous reviewer seemed particularly displeased by the heroine Ella's healthy self-esteem, taking aim at a metaphor Ella uses for her own beauty: "like a secret lover, she stroked it softly like a young boy watching television, one hand tucked into his pajama bottoms, fondling his small, flaccid treasure.
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Politically stained leaders of the FBI, CIA and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), in concert with politicians bereft of principle and a flaccid press, grabbed onto an obvious Russian intelligence propaganda operation hook, line and sinker and ran with it like they were Vladimir Putin's errand boys.
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The only real difference between San Francisco Pride and every other gratingly packed, overly expensive, heavily corporatized street festival I've ever attended, in fact, was the presence of a young, single, nude man in the middle of the crowds, his flaccid phallus swinging in the breeze, gawked at by no one.
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No wonder it's in comment sections and on Twitter where this flaccid, gassy, swearing-not-swearing tends to take place: this is where the people who have had every last vestige of control over their own lives go to whinge in half-hearted tedium about the world that's killing us all.
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Federal health officials this week warned of a small surge in cases of a rare and mysterious polio-like condition affecting mainly children across the US. The condition, called acute flaccid myelitis or AFM, has potentially sickened more than 250 people, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Tuesday.
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While the staff will graciously deliver the tools needed to make S'mores in your outdoor fireplace (they'll even start the fire), the Mountain's food goes well beyond the flaccid hot dogs and canned beans known to many who've tried to make a home away from home in the great outdoors.
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While Andrea Dworkin is welcome to her belief that, as Stephen Marche describes it, "the only sex between a man and a woman that could be undertaken without violence was sex with a flaccid penis," neither mankind or womankind would be happier for that, not to mention the countless unborn generations.
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Instead I was just reminded that "Famous Boston Garden Pizza" tastes like day-old Ellio's, and the German fries—which are just French fries cut like thick potato chips instead of wedges or matchsticks, and which I used to love as a kid—are soggy and flaccid and served in disposable dog bowls.
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The sale's robust $319.2 million total, which easily eclipsed even the high $277 million pre-sale estimate, doubtless went far toward purging memories of Sotheby's flaccid Impressionist and modern art sale just two nights earlier, which was marred by the last-minute withdrawal of its star offering, an early Egon Schiele masterpiece.
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A sea turtle surrounded by a swarm of cleaner fish is the subject of an image of both symbiosis and physical equilibrium: Attended by its retinue, which are feeding on its dead skin, the turtle hangs in the water in a state of neutral buoyancy, its flippers flaccid, its eyes half shut.
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As the primary cheerleader slowly raises a flaccid pillowcase to her powered face, looking like Mother Mary in a baby-blue pleated skirt, the sound shifts: a choir of female voices rush in and the scene cuts to a stained-glass window depicting a robed, black-metal queen before panning to the heavily made-up choir.
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Public and private health officials are dedicating a good chunk of resources toward investigating acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), the rare polio-like illness that mainly strikes young children, not only because it's devastating but also due to concerns it could develop into something affecting larger numbers of people, an expert at Children's National Health System tells Axios.
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What's new: The agency is forming a research-focused task force and has instructed states to better track patients to help determine the cause of the illness, called acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), that's now suspected to have afflicted 10 patients (22 confirmed) in 28 states so far in 2018, a CDC official said at a Tuesday press briefing.
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So begins the tense-as-hell ordering scene from Falling Down, where Michael Douglas' character first attempts to order breakfast (after breakfast serving hours have ended, a lesson that McDonald's learned to change in recent years) then becomes upset that the savory-looking "Whammy" burger in the picture doesn't match the flaccid, pancake-like "miserable squashed thing" he's been given.
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Officials with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Tuesday that they were still trying to understand the condition, called acute flaccid myelitis, or A.F.M. And though there have been very few cases so far this year, they urged doctors to be on the lookout because the illness has tended to emerge in late summer and early fall.
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The experience, along with stories she heard from other parents of children struck by the condition, called acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), prompted Bove and two other health care professionals to write an article they hope will sound an alarm that will spur the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and scientists from around the country to make a bigger push to better understand the condition.
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Still, with Eleanor and Frank as outsized, strong personalities, Gervais playing his usual flaccid-balloon character as the butt of all the jokes (at one point, he describes his body as "25 percent fat, more than some snacks"), and the complicated comic business of the radio-station fakery to keep all the pieces moving, Special Correspondents has everything it needs for some lively humor.
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And as he pursued those ambitions, he has become a very different kind of politician than when he first ran for local office: an immigrant's husband who has bashed undocumented immigrants and embraced white nationalists; a Midwesterner who attended Confederate flag-bedecked balls and defended the controversial rebel statues in his adopted state; and an aspiring politician who has turned on his party's leaders, deeming them "flaccid" and unable to please their wives.
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Some of the artists in "Dust Specks on the Sea: Contemporary Sculpture From the French Caribbean and Haiti" already have international careers, like the incisive, historically minded Mathieu K. Abonnenc, born in French Guiana, who here presents a wraithlike silver ring made from a melted-down heirloom, and Kenny Dunkan, born in Guadeloupe, whose row of dozens of metal fuel cans with long, flaccid spouts acerbically alludes to stereotypes of black male anatomy.
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Written over a re-work of the classic "Pied Piper" instrumental, and with an incredible music video that sees the pair juxtapose London street scenes with those of Paris, the message of "Thiago Silva" is simple: no matter what 2016 made everyone think, the sound of Britain is not reverting back to church bells, spoons stirring tea, Jeremy Clarkson revving a Bentley, a flaccid Union Jack flopping in the breeze, or cricket players having cheery banter on the village green.
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As confetti and the flaccid remains of balloons are swept from the floor of the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, as the delegates wake up groggy in their hotels from a four-day bender of hallucinatory political theater, as the echoes of Donald Trump's words—"I am your voice"—linger in our collective consciousness like a bad dream, we are left to grope, through a growing fog of shame and regret, for an answer to the age-old question that accompanies any serious hangover: What in the hell just happened?
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Second, there are plenty of ideas in the ether that would help address Britain's problems while working with, not against, the grain of its existing, LME model: for example, Mr Osborne's attempt to knit together the big northern cities, measures to help workers in a fast-moving economy retrain and relocate, reforms to boost and improve the quality of university attendance (even at the expense of the country's perennially flaccid apprenticeship system), a trade policy focused on selling the City to China, perhaps even some first moves towards a negative income tax or citizen's income.
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