The Zone 22 Dancer's Fracture, the Zone 26 Jones Fracture, and the Zone 1003 diaphysial/stress fracture.
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Running through a stress fracture can make the fracture worse, and stopping running and alleviating the increased stress can help a stress fracture to heal.
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Aside from these two previously-announced zones, there are four new zones in Act IV with placeholder names: Stone Fracture, Searing Fracure, Dawn Fracture, and Soul Fracture.
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Simmons and the Sixers will be hoping that the fracture is not a Jones fracture — a specific fracture of the fifth metatarsal that takes a long time to heal.
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The difference between a hard-to-heal fracture of the fifth metatarsal, the so-called Jones fracture, and the more common fracture like mine is less than one centimeter.
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COOGLER The fracture that Killmonger has, that's the fracture I lived with my whole life.
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Compared to a fracture of any other bone, a hip fracture results in the most serious of all consequences.
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The factors include age, sex, weight, height, previous fracture, parental fracture history, smoking, alcohol consumption and the use of steroids.
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Yet, more often than not, people who fracture a hip do not get follow-up treatment that could prevent another fracture.
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A line fracture can be seen at the base of the skull, as well as a caving fracture on the right side.
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The boys' injuries included a broken pelvis for Daniel, and an ankle fracture, jaw fracture, liver laceration and pancreatic injury for Luke.
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The boys' injuries included a broken pelvis for Daniel and an ankle fracture, jaw fracture, liver laceration and pancreatic injury for Luke.
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" He added, "The injury that he has, if untreated or undiagnosed, could possibly lead to a fracture, but it's not a fracture.
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The increased risk of subsequent fracture may persist for ten years, which highlights the importance of treating the initial fracture promptly and effectively.
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Death after a hip fracture may also be related to additional complications of the fracture, such as infections, internal bleeding, stroke or heart failure.
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Worldwide, one in three women and one in five men experience a fracture caused by such bone fragility, with a fracture occurring every three seconds.
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When a minor fall culminates in a fracture, it is deemed a fragility fracture and can result in an osteoporosis diagnosis in and of itself.
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The 25th metatarsal is the outermost long bone in the foot, and it can fracture anywhere along it's length but commonly will fracture proximally near its base.
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Indeed, the great fracture begun in earnest more than 30 years ago — the collapse of a vision of collective well-being — this fracture has finally been completed.
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Older adults have a five-to-eight times higher risk of dying within the first three months of a hip fracture compared to those without a hip fracture.
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You can fall and twist your leg stepping off the curb, you can play tennis and get a spiral fracture or what looks like a boot-top fracture.
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Investigators have evidence of an initial fatigue fracture on the inside of a blade near the hub that appears to have caused a second fracture about halfway down.
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"In the photos you see the tracks of the climbers ... suddenly end at the avalanche fracture line and do not appear anywhere after the fracture line," he said.
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And based on magnitude of reduced fracture risk with pedometers, 28 people would need to track steps with a pedometer to prevent one fracture, the study team calculated.
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A patient who has had a spine fracture and does not take the drugs has a one-in-five chance of developing another fracture in the next year.
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Some data has shown poor nutrition at the time of the fracture reduced people's ability to walk unaided six months after the fracture, compared to those with good nutrition.
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Carlos Alberto Martinez, the director of the Calixto Garcia Hospital, told CubaTV that one woman was admitted to the hospital with a traumatic brain injury, pelvis fracture, and exposed tibia fracture.
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The score assesses the 10-year chance of a hip fracture or any osteoporotic fracture and can be used to decide who should take measures and medications to help prevent them.
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This is a fracture point — some Democrats, including Sen.
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How robots could help bridge the elder care gap Previous research has reported around 30% of people with hip fractures have had a prior fracture; this is known as the "fracture cascade".
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"This has been a question for a long time in the hip fracture world," said Dr. Samir Mehta, chief of the orthopedic trauma and fracture service at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
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With 80 percent of fracture patients never even being offered osteoporosis screening or treatment, there is an undeniable need for the expansion of FLS programs to provide the best care for fracture patients.
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But business groups say that smaller bargaining units fracture workplaces.
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Just don't fall out and sustain a fatal skull fracture.
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An autopsy showed he suffered a skull fracture and drowned.
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Mr Puigdemont heads a diverse coalition which may now fracture.
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In the event of a penile fracture, do not stop.
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She had to have surgery to correct a spinal fracture.
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I imagine it'd be possible to get a skull fracture.
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"We have a dedicated geriatric hip fracture program," Mehta said.
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Gordon went on the disabled list with a wrist fracture.
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The fracture looks more natural that way, to my eye.
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Dr. Pearce agreed that the break was a compressive fracture.
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Turner was back after recovering from a right wrist fracture.
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I frequently perform therapeutic exercises because of a recent fracture.
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She was diagnosed with a hip fracture and required surgery.
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Friday's exam will gauge how well the fracture is healing.
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Still, the specter of a penile fracture is a buzzkill.
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He has a stress fracture in his uppermost right rib.
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O'Carroll said an open jaw fracture would be much worse.
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It then spread outward, creating a fracture in the array.
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Eskenforadrink had sustained a fracture to her right front fetlock.
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There is a fracture in our modern way of life.
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The line will fracture because someone is charging into glory.
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He complained because the upper layer pressed on the fracture.
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A navicular stress fracture cut her college running career short.
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The good news for Miami is that there's no fracture.
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Did you fall in the bathroom and fracture your hip?
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But in Catalonia we are facing a serious social fracture.
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Fracture liaison services (FLS) are designed to do just this.
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"the break of continuity," an "abysmal fracture" in everything he understood
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Arrington sustained several broken ribs and a fracture in her back.
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But Sarah's also suffered with plantar fasciitis and a stress fracture.
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Romo suffered a compression fracture in his back in the Aug.
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But by the mid-20123s, that party had begun to fracture.
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One attack on the child left him with a skull fracture.
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Gabriel died from a skull fracture, shattered ribs and severe burns.
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Pau Gasol is 38 with a stress fracture in his foot.
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But in the rich world the consensus is beginning to fracture.
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There's a thriving community of researchers who study how things fracture.
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In 2002, I was hospitalized after surgery for a femur fracture.
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Tim Frazier played six minutes and left with a nasal fracture.
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The Methodists are not alone in feeling the weight of fracture.
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A plate and nine screws were used to repair the fracture.
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"Discontinue all planning for Fracture Jaw," he commanded in a Feb.
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A. A stress fracture is a small crack in the bone.
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The alliance could easily fracture as rapidly as it has formed.
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Francisco Franco soon became a nightmare of social fracture and violence.
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Investigators later blamed a fracture in the bridge for the accident.
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On Monday, an MRI revealed a fracture of his hamate bone.
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He missed one Sunday school class after the pelvis fracture. Rev.
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"The fracture has begun, at least in Solis' case," he said.
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" No, she was told: "You have a notoriously slow-healing fracture.
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Jesse had suffered a C6 spinal fracture, a sternum fracture, nerve damage in his leg and, despite wearing a bike helmet, a "diffuse axonal injury" — a rotational injury of the brain that can have devastating consequences.
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Because DXA is used to diagnose osteoporosis before the first fracture occurs and to monitor the skeletal effects of treatment, a decline in its use could be related to a rise in hip fracture rates, they suggest.
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According to medical examiners, Lincoln suffered a skull fracture and brain bleed.
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The issue has threatened to fracture the ruling Liberal-National coalition government.
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This was the first experiment to test for lithium sulfide's fracture properties.
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Skylar suffered a skull fracture and 200 stitches to close the wound.
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Arrington's injuries include a fracture in her back and several broken ribs.
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The hospital diagnosed blunt force trauma with a fracture to Alexander's head.
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Like all big French cities, Lyon is suffering from a second fracture.
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Clinton's bones and brain Clinton's health history also includes a bone fracture.
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And with a hip fracture, the increased risk lasted for 10 years.
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He has been out since March 25 with a left wrist fracture.
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RELATED: Nikki Haley exposes GOP fracture with Trump slam Remember Ben Carson?
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A fall like this from 3 feet can cause a skull fracture.
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It might come with a fracture to the UK's own unsteady union.
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The fracture has left Life with a slight limp, the statement adds.
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They all have great moments, but Squidward never fails to fracture me.
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She worries about another spine fracture or, even worse, a fractured hip.
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Such efforts to forcibly subdue an erection can result in its fracture.
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The tourist, Jeffrey White, was knocked unconscious and sustained a skull fracture.
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Before the Lisfranc fracture, Clady played in 82 consecutive regular-season games.
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But what permanently changed her life was the fracture to her spine.
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It also demands that we listen, try to understand and resist fracture.
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She was told she had a Jones fracture, a famously difficult break.
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In addition, the modules act as frames that fracture the surrounding space.
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Children can't generate the force needed to cause that kind of fracture.
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According to the statement, she was found unconscious with a skull fracture.
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Though initial X-rays were negative, a Friday MRI revealed the fracture.
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Jay has been out since June 22014 with a right forearm fracture.
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" He said a rib fracture is "a broken bone, like anywhere else.
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At least the fracture was noticed before cars tumbled into the ravine.
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By Sunday afternoon, one remained there with a skull fracture, officials said.
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Yes, having a despised shed is better than having a skull fracture.
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The cervical fracture, the pattern of lacerations, it all matches the profile.
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Enemies of Bannon celebrated the complete fracture of the Trump–Bannon relationship.
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Violence becomes more likely because incomprehension grows across hardening lines of fracture.
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So if there's a fracture under that and you're going to ride two more weeks over bumpy roads, there's a good chance that that fracture that's nice and well-aligned right now could become malaligned and need surgery.
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The risk with heavy soda consumption persisted even after researchers accounted for other factors that can impact bone health and fracture risk like use of osteoporosis medications, diabetes, coffee intake, income, exercise levels, and maternal hip fracture history.
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Should his base of support fracture, the other candidates could gain ground quickly.
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Tests revealed a non-displaced fracture of the jaw, according to the Rangers.
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Gabriel died in 2013 from a skull fracture, shattered ribs and severe burns.
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Hip fracture rates declined each year from 22002 to 22015, the researchers found.
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Back in the future, we see Claire's relationship with Frank fracture beyond repair.
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There&aposs no break, no fracture, so they call it a floating rib.
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The old fracture lines of race and tribe widened after independence in 216.
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They have maintained their unity despite repeated British predictions that it would fracture.
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An autopsy found that she died of an extensive skull fracture and asphyxia.
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"I looked at the fracture, and tears poured down my face," Feek remembers.
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And Assad, in retaking Aleppo, could further fracture the already fractious rebel coalition.
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That's because a hip fracture dramatically increases an older person's risk of death.
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Maybin is recovering from a left wrist fracture he sustained during spring training.
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Maybin suffered a wrist fracture when hit by a pitch in spring training.
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Vogelsong (1-1, 3.74 ERA) is on the disabled list with facial fracture.
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In skiing you can fall and hit a tree, causing a fracture impact.
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G Ty Lawson (sinus fracture) missed his first game since getting injured Saturday.
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Cup officials described it as "a serious fracture" in his left hind leg.
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The diagnosis was dire — a serious fracture of the horse's left hind limb.
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He did not have evidence of that sort of fracture, in my opinion.
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However, a CT scan taken later revealed he had sustained a chip fracture.
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Last season's fracture in the Underwoods' relationship was primarily precipitated by two things.
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This baby had cuts and a bump on its head, but no fracture.
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And we didn't want to fracture a close-knit island society over that.
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She also sustained a tibial plateau fracture in the knee in that crash.
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Hunt had a skull fracture, almost every bone in his body was broken.
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The Redskins recently lost their quarterback, Alex Smith, to a gruesome leg fracture.
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Too often the result is a debilitating fracture, loss of independence or death.
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"Oplan Fracture Jaw has been approved by me," General Westmoreland wrote to Adm.
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He underwent brain surgery in November and suffered a pelvic fracture in October.
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"I'm obviously massively disappointed to get this news about the fracture," Cavendish said.
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He was hospitalized for several days with a bone fracture and internal bleeding.
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Today, she's sharing "This Causes Consciousness to Fracture," the record's 15-minute opener.
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According to a GoFundMe page setup by his friends to assist him pay with his medical bills, Dossantos suffered multiple injuries, including a scapula fracture, left neck abrasion, clavicle fracture, three left side rib fractures, head trauma and multiple lacerations.
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"I think I had a stress fracture before I broke my foot," he said.
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Vascular complications didn't appear to influence fracture risk for people with type 2 diabetes.
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Gabriel died from a skull fracture, shattered ribs and severe burns, the warrant alleges.
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But the administration is doing everything it can to fracture and collapse the regime.
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The referendum and its aftermath have been an agent of fracture, not of healing.
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G Rodney McGruder underwent surgery to repair a left tibia stress fracture on Tuesday.
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The woman ended up spending the night in the hospital because of the fracture.
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But starting in 653, hip fracture rates leveled off and were higher than expected.
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He helped to ensure that the republican movement did not fracture into bloody feuding.
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Last year's first-rounder, Kevin White, missed the entire season with a stress fracture.
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"I broke my pelvis, I had a rib fracture, a punctured lung," Bailey said.
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Durant suffered a Jones fracture and missed the bulk of the 2014-15 season.
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She broke literally in half there, the fracture is still there, and sank down.
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"The X-ray shows that Ben didn't have a skull fracture," he tells PEOPLE.
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This indicated that there was a huge fracture in the limestone underneath the crack.
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Fracture lines have formed among the groups looking to unbind as crunch time nears.
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Kappelman consulted with nine orthopedic surgeons, and they all agreed on the fracture signature.
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The dream faded, the rupture never happened, and the social fracture still runs deep.
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Melyssa sustained a skull fracture, bleeding on the brain and severe cuts and bruises.
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When government does too little, societies can fracture, that's why I'm not a libertarian.
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Hardy had been on the DL since June 19 with a right wrist fracture.
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For now, we're all winning as the Republicans fracture and Democrats harden their resolve.
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A computed tomography scan showing the lateral jaw fracture, bone loss, and missing teeth.
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Hughes was already on the disabled list with a fracture above his left kneecap.
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"The lines are drawn and the fracture is more or less complete," he said.
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And as far as South Park goes, The Fracture but Whole is... a gas.
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After, he went for X-rays, which showed a fracture in his left thumb.
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Duda has not played since May after sustaining a stress fracture in his back.
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According to KFOR, Lincoln sustained a skull fracture and brain bleed consistent with abuse.
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Lateness is rude and disrespectful and will eventually harm your reputation and fracture relationships.
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He wakes in the hospital with a skull fracture and a traumatic brain injury.
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This would effectively fracture NATO and reveal its pledge to Eastern Europe as empty.
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The political fracture currently felt in our country is also evident in the workplace.
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She suffered a double skull fracture and brain bleed and swelling to the head.
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Because of this accident/incident I suffered a closed trimalleolar fracture of my ankle.
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With a Dancer's Fracture RDA certainly would not have been effective in the ring.
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There are already signs that Catalonia's threat to fracture the country is changing that.
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This is a moment that demands social solidarity, but all Trump knows is fracture.
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He sustained a concussion, a leg fracture, six broken ribs and a collapsed lung.
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She sustained a stress fracture in her foot that essentially wrecked her senior year.
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It is deepening instability, with elections that fracture parties and eject whoever holds power.
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Several days later, he was sent for precautionary X-rays, which revealed a fracture.
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Jay had been sidelined since June 230 with a fracture in his right forearm.
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James had surgery to address a stress fracture in his right foot on Aug.
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"Impeachment is going to fracture the country even more," Van Drew told reporters Tuesday.
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A pebble that blew off a speeding truck gave the windshield a hairline fracture.
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The European economy did not collapse and the eurozone did not fracture, despite Brexit.
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One victim is in critical condition with a skull fracture, according to the authorities.
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Can empathy help bridge the divides that fracture us as a nation and world?
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"Our enemy has been weakened, and we are now working to fracture," said Col.
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Colts DL Henry Anderson (laryngeal fracture) will miss the rest of the season. 2.
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So it's all going swimmingly for Catalan as Kirkman's inner circle begins to fracture.
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American officials feared that the dispute could cause Afghanistan to fracture along ethnic lines.
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Barguil has recovered remarkably quickly from a pelvis fracture in a crash in April.
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The history of China has been marked by periods of unity followed by fracture.
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"The leader wants a bill that doesn't divide or fracture the conference," said Sen.
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But the pro-Clinton elite coalition in this election is absolutely going to fracture.
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Gray has been out since April 14 with a stress fracture in his right foot.
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According to her doctors, Eller suffered an orthopedic fracture and burns on her lower extremities.
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But overtraining eventually took a toll and he was sidelined by a severe stress fracture.
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It'll likely fracture before drifting far enough north to enter into the Antarctic Circumpolar Current.
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Dolak's injuries included a skull fracture, brain hemorrhaging, and permanent damage to an optical nerve.
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"That's how you get a compound fracture when you have a concentrated holding," Boneparth said.
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During the brawl, one officer suffered an orbital eye fracture and another broke his hand.
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But Merkel has rejected the move, fearing that it could fracture the EU even further.
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Chirinos has been on the disabled list since April 9 with a right forearm fracture.
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Those games are beautiful, yes, but none of them have dynamic fracture animation for bread.
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The stem cells then turned into bone cells and healed the fracture after eight weeks.
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In 2017, a 3-month-old child also suffered a skull fracture under Tietsort's care.
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Then on Wednesday, further testing revealed a fracture in his left foot near the ankle.
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And the longer you wait, the higher the chance that the tooth can further fracture.
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We did the MRI and we knew then that it was a very old fracture.
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But now the designer has no excuse, after getting diagnosed with a "small" stress fracture.
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Turner has been on the disabled list since June 30 with a right wrist fracture.
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F Taj Gibson missed his fourth consecutive game on Tuesday night with a rib fracture.
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Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats have clung to power but watched German politics fracture around them.
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It would be a shame to fracture or conceal that consensus over non-carbon disagreements.
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According to medical examiners, Lincoln had sustained a skull fracture as well as brain bleeding.
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But that's a treacherous path to walk in a country that already feels near fracture.
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If an X-Ray is fuzzy due to poor calibration, a fracture could be missed.
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There are mixed messages regarding whether nutritional supplements help improve function after a hip fracture.
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As for Wiedman, he suffered a skull fracture and a concussion, according to the outlet.
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John O'Connell came on "TMZ Live" Friday to display the bruises from his spiral fracture.
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Matteau suffered a facial fracture when struck by a puck during practice on Feb. 12.
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But Ocasio-Cortez said that does not mean there is "a fundamental fracture" among Democrats.
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After a fracture in my late teens the asymmetry of my nose only became worse.
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It was later determined that his femur had sustained a non-displaced fracture, prosecutors said.
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The nature of The Fracture means that you'll be battling among the remnants of time.
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A series of MRIs and x-rays revealed a fracture in his lower spinal column.
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"The rebels are against everything, on principle," says a minister, who predicts such a fracture.
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Scientists noted the first signs of a long fracture during a field campaign in 1999.
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But the proximity to so much social and political upheaval helped permanently fracture our family.
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In 2014, after the fracture healed, he played a full season, plus a playoff game.
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The team said Delmonico suffered a fracture of the third metacarpal bone in his hand.
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But how do you say, O.K., take your baby home with their unexplained skull fracture?
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He will take the rotation spot of right-hander Jon Gray (left foot stress fracture).
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Maybin, who is sidelined with a left wrist fracture, was hit by a pitch Sunday.
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If they fracture, then Trump could theoretically win even with a narrow base of support.
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His son, Danish Khan, suffered a skull fracture and spent a month in the hospital.
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The Grizzlies released a statement that Gasol's "MRI revealed a fracture in his right foot".
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The second fall was more serious, and involved a minor pelvic fracture, according to CNN.
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It calculates risk based on race, rheumatoid arthritis, fracture history, age, estrogen use and weight.
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Every so often, students may fracture leg bones, vertebrae and cheekbones or sustain a concussion.
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If dropped from a certain height, a ceramic piece can fracture on hitting the floor.
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An issue that united the party in 2018 has potential to fracture it in 2020.
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In which case, globalization will start to fracture, and we'll both be poorer for it.
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I've been shocked at how fearful I've been about coming back from a stress fracture.
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Mr. Casado described Mr. Torra as "a xenophobe and a racist" determined to fracture society.
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Over all, the use of P.P.I.'s increased the risk for fracture by 11 percent.
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Markakis was activated before the game after missing 44 games with a left wrist fracture.
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Markakis was activated before the game after missing 24 games with a left wrist fracture.
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"Some docs will reflexively give an opioid to anyone with a fracture," Dr. Chang said.
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It would fracture the universal nature of Medicare and put the entire program at risk.
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Snorkeling off the coast of Kauai, you could fracture your ankle on a volcanic rock.
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The moment of fracture, and its implications, are perhaps the most consistent of Levy's interests.
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Jon Gray, the opening day starter, is out with a stress fracture in his foot.
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And I think we can recalibrate them in a way that won't fracture Asian markets.
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This was a fracture that couldn't be healed—at least at this point in time.
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He has a foot fracture and is expected to miss an extended period of time.
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Egender and Kauffman's cameras capture these moments of fracture and ultimately, failure, with unsentimental lucidity.
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He stabbed five of the guests, leaving one rabbi, Josef Neumann, with a skull fracture.
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Conservatives argue that such policies threaten to fracture the church into small, self-governing branches.
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It's a feud that some Democrats warn could fracture the party during a crucial time.
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He has staples in his leg and an ankle fracture, but he wouldn't accept sympathy.
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According to the criminal complaint, one victim was in critical condition with a skull fracture.
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One victim was hospitalized in critical condition with a skull fracture, according to the complaint.
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The agencies may wait to see if the writers fracture in the days to come.
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This is a serious impact, with enough force to fracture the bones surrounding the eyes.
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But that means politicians don't talk about how cutting these safety nets could fracture neighborhoods.
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"Most hip fracture patients, who almost always have osteoporosis and are at very high risk of having more fractures, are currently not being evaluated and treated to reduce fracture risk," said Lewiecki, director of the New Mexico Clinical Research & Osteoporosis Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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"You only need to treat 50 people to prevent a fracture, but you need to treat 40,000 to see an atypical fracture," said Dr. Clifford J. Rosen, a professor of medicine at Tufts University who has no association with the makers of the drugs.
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So is the decline in London volumes a sign that dominance is now starting to fracture?
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Aaron Judge has missed 25 games and counting due to a chip fracture in his wrist.
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They include more than 22,000 instances of lead fracture and nearly 2,900 incidents of inappropriate shocks.
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McCrory came into office in 2012 through a backroom deal designed to fracture our moral coalition.
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In addition, SS Trea Turner (right wrist fracture) was transferred to the 60-day disabled list.
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The doctor "reassured me that I didn't have a fracture and sent me home," he said.
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The scans detected a fracture in his back—which ended up leaving de los Reyes paralyzed.
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Usually, a fracture is followed by immediate loss of erection and swelling, bruising, and intense pain.
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A fracture within society is often shorthand for human suffering or the existence of burning grievances.
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The team called the injury a non-displaced first costal cartilage fracture on Looney's right side.
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The 2-year-old filly sustained a right forelimb lateral condylar fracture with medial sesamoid involvement.
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In 2013, Denny Hamlin sustained a compression fracture to his L1 vertebra and missed four races.
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But a majority of Republicans and GOP-leaning voters see a lasting fracture in the party.
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A week later, I was diagnosed with a bad stress fracture in my lower left tibia.
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The whales would bite the steel gates, causing their teeth to fracture and completely break off.
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Ceramics and glasses tend to be brittle, which makes them fracture easily once you apply pressure.
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Suzuki said a scan in Barcelona had revealed a partial fracture of the Spaniard's talus bone.
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Importantly, the risk of dying is highest in the year immediately after the fracture, she noted.
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Rudd tells PEOPLE the X-Rays show that Ben did not die from a skull fracture.
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He had surgery earlier this week, and got a bunch of hardware to repair the fracture.
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For the men, smoking doubled the risk of hip fracture and being disabled tripled the risk.
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Ubisoft revealed details about South Park: The Fracture But Whole at their E3 2016 press event.
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If the blockade keeps up, the U.S. risks normalizing a fracture between two key American partners.
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Either way, it suggests the possibility that a once watertight deal has developed a stress fracture.
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As society continues to fracture into ultra-specific subcultures, one shape will no longer define femininity.
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The vote is the latest sign of fracture between congressional Republicans and Trump on foreign policy.
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We must remain united, and we must not allow any candidate to divide or fracture us.
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Back to work with a big boot, crutches and a displaced fracture, I've been calling Uber.
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In 2013, he began his tenure with the club with a fracture in his left foot.
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Prosecutors said the boy was airlifted to a hospital for a possible concussion and skull fracture.
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They didn't fracture any bones, but I pictured her bones anyway, each individually absorbing every blow.
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Arrington suffered rib fractures, abdominal injuries and a spinal fracture, for which she underwent multiple surgeries.
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Mack sustained a fracture in his right hand during the third quarter, according to multiple reports.
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The Zone 1, or Dancer's Fracture, is named because it is commonly seen in ballet dancers.
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While running at slow speeds, their force is more than sufficient to cause a skull fracture.
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"No fracture," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said of Nicolino, who got hurt while trying to bunt.
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I was horrified by the words that described my father's body: laceration; fracture; maceration; disarticulation; exsanguination.
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A follow-up CT scan showed that the fracture had healed but somehow the pain remained.
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Then, bursts of rattling percussion instigate a series of gestures that swell, fracture and break off.
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It just may spur an irreversible fracture amongst the Grounders' 12 clans, to possibly devastating effect.
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Any fracture in the facade or unity might topple our tenuous, newly earned, mostly illusory strength.
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But such disputes cannot be allowed to fracture the Jewish unity on which Israel is predicated.
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And there's a recognition that if you're not very careful you can create fracture-prone steel.
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"You think, Oh, it's just a little broken bone, a chip or a fracture," Palka said.
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She has recovered from a stress fracture in her foot that she sustained before the attack.
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Upon impact, McNamara suffered a four-part fracture of the humerus bone in his left arm.
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The next patient was an oviraptor with a fracture of the ulnar bone in her forearm.
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At least one victim remained in the hospital on Monday with a skull fracture, officials said.
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Kepel's term for this cultural malaise — and the title of his latest book — is la fracture.
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They will fracture up and you will see a lot of them are certain to fail.
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At least one victim remained in critical condition with a skull fracture Monday, the documents said.
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As soon as he assumed the presidency, Trump began to fracture the guardrails of his office.
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Top Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee threatened to fracture a bipartisan investigation into Big Tech.
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However, to acknowledge this all at once would almost certainly fracture the church and alienate millions.
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The fifth metatarsal is a very common fracture, he said, and mine was not very serious.
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For acute pain caused by, say, a bone fracture or surgery, opioids are generally more effective.
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"If the rock is cold (like we find on Europa), it's easier to fracture," explains Vance.
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FLS teams try to reduce future fracture risk in patients who present to hospitals following fractures.
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But when my grandmother suffered a major osteoporotic fracture, I essentially functioned as her personal FLS.
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In fact, scientists have understood that for over a decade: When a long and thin object like a stick of spaghetti is broken by bending it in two, the energy of the initial fracture propagates back through the stick, causing the stick to fracture in multiple places.
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"Osteoporosis screening after hip fracture is so important because there are a number of highly effective and relatively low-risk treatments available that can substantially reduce future fracture risk," said lead study author Catherine Gillespie of the AARP Public Policy Research Institute and George Washington University in Washington, D.C. For the study, researchers examined insurance data on medical care and prescription use for 8,359 women over 50 who had a hip fracture between 2 and 2013.
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Moderately high average blood sugar didn't appear to impact the risk of fracture for these patients, however.
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"He can't throw himself into the wall and fracture his jaw and lose his teeth," she said.
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As the FLA moved into the whirlpool of online far-right radicalism, it also began to fracture.
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What is the political and social price we pay for allowing society to fracture in this way?
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But this latest controversy was a bridge too far, and the virtual friend group began to fracture.
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Ironically, it was Burnette who hinted at this most recent fracture with a tweet on April 4.
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James underwent surgery for a stress fracture of the fifth metatarsal in his foot, multiple outlets reported.
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Halliburton was the first company to hydraulically fracture, or frack, a well, pioneering the process in 1949.
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"Penile fracture with urethral injury is an uncommon subtype of a rare urological emergency," the report said.
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Citing league sources, ESPN reported that further evaluation of the fracture led to hope of a return.
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I definitely felt that this was a fracture moment that sent the kids in a different direction.
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I would hope that the party would fracture if it nominated a fascist demagogue like Donald Trump.
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The doctor found 13 broken bones and a skull fracture in his X-rays, but no bruises.
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Despite the fracture, the team doctor said no surgery was required and there was no nerve damage.
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Quantum spin liquid is a phase where electrons actually fracture apart—and begin to behave very strangely.
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Shoemaker was taken to a local hospital and diagnosed with a hematoma and a small skull fracture.
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Newgarden was later diagnosed with a fractured right collarbone and a small fracture of his right hand.
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Shoemaker ended up suffering a small skull fracture and is scheduled to stay at the hospital overnight.
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For one thing, it offers a universal theory of change in an age of polarization and fracture.
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One in three adults aged 50 and over dies within 12 months of suffering a hip fracture.
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When we ignore the signs of a stress injury is when it can turn into a fracture.
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C Dewayne Dedmon missed yet another game with a left tibia stress fracture diagnosed in late November.
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Researchers have been examining the association between supplements and fracture risk amid conflicting studies of the issue.
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Antibiotics equals no alcohol, allergy to pain meds equals pain, 6 stitches & a hairline fracture #priceless pic.twitter.
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According to KXAN, Garcia had suffered a skull fracture, an inter-cranial trauma, and a herniated brain.
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Even patients who just broke a hip, which makes another hip fracture extremely likely, are refusing them.
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In regards to my body, apart from an abscess from injecting, and a spinal fracture, not much.
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The outside is crisp enough to fracture instantly, the inside crumbly yet fluffy, moist without being damp.
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White, returning from a right wrist fracture that kept him out for 12 games, scored four points.
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" If Epstein's neck fracture was fresh, Hua said, then "at a minimum, it's a very unusual suicide.
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Decertifying the Iran agreement would fracture the United States' credibility among its original partners in the deal.
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Duda is out with a stress fracture in his back, d'Arnaud with a strained right rotator cuff.
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The practice involves injecting water and chemicals underground in order to fracture rocks and release natural gas.
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The results of the MRI showed a sprain in addition to a small fracture in the elbow.
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First baseman Lucas Duda has been out since late May with a stress fracture in his back.
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"I also think it would be a mistake to fracture that relationship with the Saudis," he said.
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After my last stress fracture in March, I finally admitted that it was time to make changes.
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Here, women were typically diagnosed before they suffered a fracture, while the opposite was true for men.
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The fracture within TST reveals the complications and ambiguities inherent in activism in the age of Trump.
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He shares some of Khloé's struggles, even if the fracture in his life was his own doing.
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Chicago Cubs shortstop Javier Baez sustained a hairline fracture in his left thumb, the team announced Saturday.
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We're being used to fracture American democracy, and I don't think we know how to stop it.
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Despite a month of treatment, she never emerged from a coma and the skull fracture proved fatal.
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"Physical abuse included physical injury, bizarre punishment, asphyxiation, burns, bone fracture or internal injuries," the study said.
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She's recovering from a knee fracture suffered earlier this year, and from this angle ... everything's a-ok.
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As regular readers of this newsletter may know, I've been recovering from a stress fracture this winter.
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None of this has happened, and the fracture lines in American life are already beginning to gape.
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The children had undergone common childhood surgeries like hernia repair, appendectomy, adenoidectomy, circumcision, and elbow fracture repairs.
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Prolia's side effects, though rare, seemed formidable: osteonecrosis of the jaw and fracture of the thigh bone.
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These constantly shuffle about — they knock into one another, tear past one another, and fracture into shards.
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He told the Journal Sentinel's Tom Silverstein that X-rays confirmed a fracture in his right thumb.
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Our colleagues Jonathan Martin and Sydney Ember wrote about the fracture between Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren.
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It was bad: Mastery had a complete displaced condylar fracture, or in layman's terms, a broken ankle.
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The most certain way to ensure the corporate wing wins is for the progressive wing to fracture.
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If ever there were a fracture point on the planet right now, it must be that country.
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Additionally, the Senate bill excludes the permanent ban for violent felonies that could further fracture family stability.
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Washington feared the referendum would fracture Iraq and undermine the American-led coalition fighting Islamic State militants.
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Cabrera left the game and had X-rays, which the Mets said did not reveal a fracture.
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Missouri center Jeremiah Tilmon missed his fifth straight game with a stress fracture in his left foot.
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Newgarden was later diagnosed with a fractured right clavicle and a small fracture of his right hand.
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The doctor found 13 broken bones and a skull fracture in his X-rays but no bruises.
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Winston sustained a hairline fracture of the thumb late in the second quarter last Sunday against Indianapolis.
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X-rays show the fracture has healed and Choo could start hitting off a tee this weekend.
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However, both worlds contain fault lines that can fracture under pressure, sending seismic waves through their interiors.
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We've learned he was transported to a hospital to be checked out for a possible hip fracture.
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The political story of evangelicals in 7003, therefore, has been a story of internal pressure and fracture.
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Calcium and vitamin D can improve bone mineral density, but these alone do not reduce fracture risk.
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Maybe the least we can do is "capture the fracture" and treat osteoporosis after the identifying injury.
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The fracture occurred near the shield's outer edge and spans the circumference of the component, NASA said.
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If the FRAX assessment deems a woman's risk is 3 percent or higher for a hip fracture or 20 percent or higher for a fracture on the forearm, shoulder or spine, she is likely to be urged to get a bone density test if she is 40 or older.
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The decline in initiating treatment with any of the many medications known to reduce fracture risk is widely attributed to the outsize publicity given to the very rare risk of jaw necrosis and an uncommon fracture of the femur among patients who take bone drugs for many years.
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The intense heat causes the asteroid's surface to expand and fracture, and some of the material breaks off.
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He had an infected open fracture to his leg and needed surgery immediately, or he would have died.
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C Dewayne Dedmon missed yet another game Friday with a left tibia stress fracture diagnosed in late November.
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The tiny fracture is thought to have formed on the outside when a micro-meteorite struck the ISS.
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O'Brien suffered a "concussion, facial fracture and lacerations," according to THR, citing a report from regulatory agency WorkSafeBC.
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The tech behind that bread is CD-MPM, or continuum damage material point methods for dynamic fracture animation.
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A U.S. citizen alleges that an officer yanked his 11-year-old son's arm, causing a hairline fracture.
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De los Reyes' lawyer Robert Gellatly said that scan actually had detected a hairline fracture in his back.
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The study wasn't designed to identify why hip fracture rates are leveling off instead of continuing to decline.
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You can't exactly break a penis since there are no bones in it, but you can fracture it.
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One lesson, then, of Greece's crisis is that the single currency is harder to fracture than critics predicted.
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The study was not a controlled experiment designed to prove that diet quality influences hip fracture risk directly.
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In fact, 36% of children examined in the study had leg fracture injuries, particularly in the lower leg.
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"We reproduced the same kind of fracture patterns that we see on these mastodon limb bones," says Holen.
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Her candidacy would fracture the existing field even further and lead to a contested party convention in Milwaukee.
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You pump the ground with water and chemicals in order to fracture it, allowing shale gas to escape.
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This results in the proliferation of interlocking, crystal-shaped structures that increase the concrete's resistance to brittle fracture.
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But he only appeared in three games before a stress fracture in his left foot ended his season.
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The blast ruptured her eardrum and caused a small skull fracture, leaving her deaf in her right ear.
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Early indications are that Mahomes dislocated his kneecap but does not have a fracture, according to multiple reports.
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An X-ray and MRI exam revealed an avulsion fracture for Dedmon, who sustained the injury Aug. 27.
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Ultimately, the often rapid regression of an older person's health following a hip fracture means outcomes are poor.
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Hunter has been on the DL since July 17 with a non-displaced fracture in his lower back.
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She will find it difficult to do this without baiting the Trump bull to fracture his support base.
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MSU coach Mark Dantonio told reporters that Hartbarger is dealing with either a bone bruise or a fracture.
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And, with this in mind, might our giving not be dangerously superficial, a salve on a compound fracture?
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Boko Haram remnants are likely to fracture into isolated rural bandit groups roaming Nigeria's borders for several years.
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The resulting frailty can be lethal: nearly half of seniors hospitalized for a hip fracture never go home.
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I can put an older patient with a hip fracture ahead of someone with a more routine injury.
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In 2005, another black man, Dondi Johnson Sr., died after suffering a spinal fracture during a police ride.
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Trump falls into no such category, and he is not the first fracture in the age-old molds.
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"I'm heading to Birmingham to UAB he has fracture and had to transport to have surgery," she wrote.
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Duda offers more power potential but he missed four months because of a stress fracture in his back.
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There exists rampant concern that Trump's call with Taiwan will enrage China, and fracture relations between the nations.
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The actor suffered multiple injuries, including a facial fracture, and production on the film was shuttered for months.
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Some steps that helped Apache save costs in the Permian included modifying fracture intensity and optimizing fluid levels.
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Martinez suffered in right elbow fracture in mid-June when he crashed into a wall in Kansas City.
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The Times of India newspaper cited sources saying a fracture in the track might have been to blame.
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But he appeared in only three games before a stress fracture in his left foot ended his season.
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Dad was doing well: the fracture was setting nicely and surgery was off the table for the moment.
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Months later, Mr. Purinton would fracture another family, killing Mr. Kuchibhotla and leaving a wife without her husband.
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The two pilots ejected safely from the aircraft even though one of them suffered a spinal compression fracture.
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Tillie has missed much of the season with a stress fracture on his ankle and then plantar fasciitis.
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The more of either B210 or B212 supplement consumed, the higher the risk for fracture in postmenopausal women.
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Incoherent districts drawn by our incumbents further fracture the political power of rural and small-town New Yorkers.
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It is sheer madness to believe that it is in U.S. interests to see the European Union fracture!
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The youngest member of my cancer support group, Dana, consulted with medical professionals before she suffered a fracture.
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The brittle outer layers of the crust on Mars have to fracture to maintain themselves on the surface.
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Cerrone&aposs nose was broken and he suffered a "mild" orbital bone fracture, as reported by MMA Fighting.
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The bass-baritone's planned return to the company, after eight years, was canceled because of an ankle fracture.
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That accident left Blue with a left skull fracture that put her in a coma for 10 days.
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In the current study, researchers didn't find a connection between lower levels of soda consumption and fracture risk.
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The Palestinian government is paralyzed by the fracture between Hamas-ruled Gaza and the PLO-ruled West Bank.
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A week later, I was under anesthesia on an operating table, receiving surgery to repair a Colles' fracture.
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He has spoken of "a Civil War like fracture in this nation" if he is removed from office.
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The candidate who had vowed to mend the "social fracture" bequeathed worse public finances and deeper social divisions.
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Carter, 95, spoke at his Georgia church yesterday, less than two weeks after suffering a minor pelvic fracture.
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Supporting the fracture of the Soviet empire was correct—and protecting those gains have been worth every penny.
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The gelding, Zeke, suffered a pelvic fracture on the training track and was euthanized, the park said Tuesday.
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Washington announced on Twitter that Scherzer had a stress fracture in the knuckle of his right ring finger.
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Forward Brock Boeser returned to the Canucks' lineup after missing 12 games due to a rib cartilage fracture.
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Bruce Dern collapsed Friday in Los Angeles, and he's been hospitalized for a possible fracture ... TMZ has learned.
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Then they started taking the water, and they're using the water to fracture the bones of Mother Earth.
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The massive fracture within the white evangelical community over Trump that some (including me) expected has not occurred.
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"Although there are many studies looking at what happens after hip fracture, there have never previously been large enough data sets to look at other specific fracture types to identify for how long the increased risk of dying lasts," senior study author Jacqueline Center told Reuters Health in an email.
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She suffered a fracture to her neck and a broken arm, but was reported to be in good condition.
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None of the women had a prior history of osteoporosis, hip fracture, or taking medications to improve bone density.
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Judge's anticipation of the RHOC reunion comes after she tried to fracture her relationship with former friend Vicki Gunvalson.
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The team announced that Judge sustained a chip fracture of his ulnar styloid bone, but no surgery was recommended.
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Shortly after joining Oscar, he had a stress fracture and was able to pick a Baylor-affiliated orthopedist, too.
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RHP Matt Shoemaker (skull fracture) was transferred from the 22-day disabled list to the 21-day disabled list.
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F Larry Nance, Jr. missed his seventh straight game Wednesday with a second metacarpal fracture in his left hand.
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I lost an inch and a half in height on that accident from the burst fracture in my back.
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For any coffee company, capturing even a fracture of that market already means the company has hit unicorn status.
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Overall, 342 women would need to adhere to a Mediterranean diet to prevent one hip fracture, the authors say.
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"Having less IGF may compromise height but that may lower risk of fracture -- and some cancers, too," Weaver said.
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Their No. 2 scorer, guard Dru Smith (12.4 points), also is out with a stress fracture in his foot.
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Still, the deal could fracture if the U.S. or Iran treads too stridently over any number of fault lines.
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Good muscle mass and function reduce frailty and improve balance, thereby reducing the risk of falls and subsequent fracture.
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Inactive for Cleveland were F Kevin Love (left knee), G J.R. Smith (right thumb fracture) and G Kay Felder.
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F Okaro White underwent surgery to repair a fifth metatarsal fracture in his left foot, the team announced Thursday.
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"Antibiotics equals no alcohol, allergy to pain meds equals pain, 6 stitches & a hairline fracture #priceless," she wrote. 3.
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Hunter has been on the disabled list since July 33 with a non-displaced fracture in his lower back.
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He hit and kicked his wife repeatedly and struck his baby stepson with enough force to fracture his skull.
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SS Trea Turner (right wrist fracture) is working his way back after going on the disabled list June 30.
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Asher was at Triple-A Lehigh Valley with a stress fracture in his leg when he received the suspension.
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Grizzlies PF JaMychal Green sat out the last game with a facial fracture and is day-to-day. 3.
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By elevating Trump, Obama was trying to fracture the GOP and strike a fatal blow to his political rivals.
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Hardy is still weeks away from a return due to a right wrist fracture he suffered on June 18.
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Britain's National Health Service (NHS) runs a fracture prevention program, but this is aimed at preventing secondary fractures only.
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A 50-year-old woman has a 50 percent chance of having an osteoporotic fracture in her remaining years.
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A design and manufacturing flaw generated a crack at the bottom of the enormous pipe, which widened into fracture.
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Emergency room doctors found Jim Duncan's infant son, Kody, had 13 broken bones and a skull fracture in 1993.
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What intrigued Dr. Kappelman was what could have caused such a compressive fracture: a fall from a great height.
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James suffered a stress fracture in his fifth metatarsal during practice Thursday and was in a walking boot Friday.
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Twice-fried chicken, skin ready to fracture, is coated with a sauce close to syrup that suggests congealing lacquer.
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He was 4-for-11 since suffering a hairline fracture on his left hand on July 8 in Miami.
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He's also accused Schiff of treason and suggested that "a Civil War like fracture" could occur if he's impeached.
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No break was discovered during the initial examination but additional X-rays performed on Monday confirmed a hairline fracture.
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His body was discovered lying face down alongside a gravel road with extensive head wounds and a skull fracture.
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Harrison's 2017 season ended in September because of a left hand fracture when he was hit by a pitch.
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Norris, who threw 50 strikes in 70 pitches, is on the disabled list with a left lumbar spine fracture.
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Hurst was scheduled to have a screw inserted into the fracture Friday to promote rapid healing, NFL Network reported.
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The trouble began with Watkins back in April, when he needed surgery for a stress fracture in his foot.
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It was during the fourth that Nong Am kicked her opponent so hard it appeared to fracture her arm.
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Manager Bob Melvin said X-rays showed no break or fracture and said they may have dodged a bullet.
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After a car accident left him with a neck fracture, Angelo Verdini, a 90-year-old North Haven, Conn.
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One of them, Emily Infeld, joined the club in Portland after college, but developed one stress fracture after another.
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She went on her first vacation in seven years of marathon training after suffering a stress fracture this spring.
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"History shows that nationalism always uses the same totalitarian methods: fracture society and spread hatred," he wrote on Twitter.
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In addition, the quality of that foreign steel is clearly inferior, subject to fast oxidation (rusting) or actual fracture.
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So even though plastics can fracture into smaller pieces, at a molecular level they endure for a long time.
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The chance of developing a stress fracture increases if you suffer from any condition that also affect bone health.
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On Tuesday, I ran my first race since a stress fracture had sidelined me from running for 84 days.
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As the situation has dragged on, the opposition's senior leaders acknowledge that internal disagreements threaten to fracture the coalition.
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"The next time we went, she had her leg bandaged because she had had a tibia fracture," said Haney .
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It's then up to the patient's personal physician to recommend and prescribe measures to help prevent a second fracture.
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In many cases, experts say, practicing physicians don't even know which of their patients have had a hip fracture.
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"I would hope that the party would fracture if it nominated a fascist demagogue like Donald Trump," Boot says.
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The kind of attacks we see from authoritarian regimes are seeking to fracture and splinter groups in our society.
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Gray is out for the year with a left foot fracture, and Freeland has a strained left groin muscle.
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He also suffered a facial fracture in November 2017 with Boston that required surgery to repair a deviated septum.
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Her ranking plummeted to the 143s after she was sidelined by foot surgery to repair a stubborn stress fracture.
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Now, with the Trump impeachment, we are seeing that the structure of government is also showing signs of fracture.
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Elsewhere on the injury front, Cubs infielder Javier Baez (hairline thumb fracture) entered the game was a pinch-runner.
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He has missed the season after sustaining a re-fracture of his right elbow days before the season opener.
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Steadily, the guitar riffs expanded into murky chords and clusters, as single electronic tones seemed to split and fracture.
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The only surprising thing about finding out that I had a stress fracture was that it hadn't happened before.
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The biggest issue is that without screening, there is virtually no way to diagnose osteoporosis until a fracture occurs.
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Common risk factors for osteoporotic fracture in men, as well as in women, are age (over 60 for women and over 70 for men); being thin or underweight; current smoking; consuming more than three alcoholic drinks a day; a parental history of osteoporosis; or having a previous fracture or a recent fall.
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The FDA announced Tuesday that the drug, called romosozumab, which has the brand name Evenity, works mainly by boosting bone formation and is approved to treat osteoporosis in women with a history of osteoporotic fracture or multiple risk factors for fracture, or those who have not benefited from other types of osteoporosis therapies.
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Local reports say Rooney suffered a skull fracture and blood clots -- and he was placed into a medically induced coma.
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The semicircular depressed fracture had a radius of 1.4 inches and could only have been produced by a rounded object.
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With type 1 diabetes, kidney failure was also associated with more than doubled odds of a fracture, the study found.
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Fracture along Republican ideological lines, which pit conservatives against those who are more moderate, could dilute the party's voting strength.
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It takes a little arm-twisting – well, more like an actual fracture – but soon Healy and March are partnered up.
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In a way, the process of creating these songs was integral in helping him get over the breakup of Fracture.
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CF Jon Jay (right forearm fracture) was transferred from the 15-day disabled list to the 60-day disabled list.
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He was taken to the Children's Hospital of Orange County where doctors discovered a skull fracture and multiple rib fractures.
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However, she did end up with an infection, a fracture, and a torn ligament in her finger, 7 News reports.
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According to medical examiners, Lincoln — who was born three months premature — suffered a skull fracture as well as brain bleeding.
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The beating left Harris with a concussion, spinal fracture, eight staples to his head, multiple gashes, and a chipped tooth.
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Ron Baker sat for the Knicks after suffering an orbital fracture while trying to defend an Anthony Davis dunk Saturday.
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So Leah really doesn't know what to do when her rock-solid friend group starts to fracture in unexpected ways.
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How do you know when a sprained ankle is actually a fracture or when a stubbed toe is actually broken?
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Fracking is a natural gas extraction method that injects fluids underground to crack (or fracture) rock and release the gas.
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Unasur's fate is a symbol of the deep fracture caused by Venezuela's regime and its remaining friends in South America.
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This shock wave, in addition to wreaking havoc below, causes the asteroid to fracture and flatten out like a pancake.
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He identified the fracture on the x-ray, but they thought it could have been there for a long time.
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The strategy of smashing cartels and targeting gang leaders was causing them to fracture into more deadly and unpredictable gangs.
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She reportedly sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries, including a leg fracture where the bone went through the skin.
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But these fracture points are only interesting because all the characters involved in and affected by them are still alive.
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Political polarization, misinformation, the internet, and the human mind are working in lockstep to fracture reality into countless pieces. Why?
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"The army is beginning to fracture as an intransigent leader digs in," says Abdi Rashid of the International Crisis Group.
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An X-ray found the fracture, and the team announced that Kluber would be re-evaluated in Cleveland on Thursday.
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C Max Stassi joined Triple-A Fresno to begin his rehab assignment after surgery for a left wrist hamate fracture.
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He said the effect of keeping a seat vacant for what could be hundreds of days could fracture the country.
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More likely, it would fracture, parts of the Republican coalition spinning off to find a new home elsewhere (see article).
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Capela missed his fourth consecutive game on Monday with a small left fibula fracture incurred at Minnesota on Dec. 17.
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Combined with the trauma of a fracture and surgery, an existing health condition may significantly increase the risk of death.
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An "eggplant deformity" is, in urological circles, a sign of a penile fracture, which is even worse than it sounds.
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"If it goes that route and it gets really ugly, it could fracture a party that's already fractured," he added.
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Drillers in those regions inject water, minerals and chemicals into wells to fracture shale rock and release oil and gas.
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One drop on the corner and there's an even greater chance it'll create a fracture that'll expand across your screen.
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But the test showed no fracture and Buxton is considered day-to-day with a bone contusion in his hand.
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In extreme cases, you can fracture a tooth, which would really hurt, but that's hard to do, Dr. Kim says.
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Their first release this year is the four-track drum and bass happy Hype Tracks EP by London producer Fracture.
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"He has a fracture, and no surgery is needed so that's good news," New Jersey coach John Hynes told reporters.
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LF Alex Gordon (scaphoid fracture in right wrist) threw Monday in Baltimore, but he has still not taken any swings.
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INSIDE PITCH X-rays on the Yankees' top catching prospect, GARY SANCHEZ, revealed a nondisplaced fracture of his right thumb.
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The drive to include the mens rea provisions in sentencing reform legislation threatens to fracture the coalition backing the legislation.
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Rose has missed the past four games because of a chip fracture and a loose body in his right elbow.
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