Her father&aposs injuries included four fractured ribs and three fractured vertebrae.
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It will leave us not just a fractured party, but a fractured nation.
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Medical staff concluded that Hailey had a fractured skull, brain bleed and multiple fractured ribs.
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Those injuries included a fractured neck, dislocated back, fractured ribs, a punctured lung and pneumonia.
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Ms. Wilson's mother fractured her hip in the storm, and Ms. Wilson fractured her ankle.
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She slipped in and out of consciousness and heard doctors talk about a fractured this, a fractured that.
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Ms. Wilson's 72-year-old mother fractured her hip in the storm, and Ms. Wilson fractured her ankle.
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The medical examiner concluded that the boy's injuries were a fractured skull, fractured rib and a serious case of pneumonia.
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Fractured moment Leaders are assembling at a fractured moment for US alliances after Trump slapped tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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The Democratic Party is already fractured, and a third run for Hillary would only further demonstrate the extent of just how fractured.
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The two horses died there, and the riders were injured -- one with a fractured ankle and the other with a fractured leg.
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The politics of resentment against other people will not just leave us a fractured party, they're going leave us a fractured nation.
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Yet looking at the strain that the host nation has been placed under, a fractured tournament seems appropriate for an increasingly fractured Europe.
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GEORGIA POLICE OFFICER, WIFE FOUND STABBED TO DEATH; TEEN IN CUSTODY According to attorney Warren Brown, McGrier sustained a fractured jaw and fractured ribs.
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Jordan Fallis had been hurt before: a broken arm, broken ribs, a fractured wrist, a fractured hip—but that didn't deter him from riding.
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Fractured politics mirror the fractured religions: The main attraction in Bethlehem is the Church of the Nativity, said to the be birthplace of Jesus.
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Iannetta took stitches in his upper lip and suffered fractured teeth and a fractured nose when he was hit in the mound by a pitch Friday.
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On an icy, windy morning last winter, a misstep on Lafayette Street had left him with a fractured rib and, more consequentially, a fractured right wrist.
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He took stitches in his upper lip and suffered fractured teeth and a fractured nose when he was struck in the face with a pitch Friday night.
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She also had four fractured ribs, broken and fractured collar bones, a lung collapse, ruptured blood vessels in both eyes and sunburn on her hands, feet and face.
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"The politics of resentment against other people will not just leave us a fractured party; they are going to leave us a fractured nation," Rubio warned in his withdrawal speech.
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ESPN and other media outlets have reported that Beckham has a fractured fibula, and possible ligament damage, but the team thus far has not gone beyond the "fractured ankle" description.
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By the time a crowd had gathered and the youths had run away, he had a fractured skull and possibly permanent hearing damage and she had a fractured left arm.
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In March 2017, Canadian snowboarder Mark McMorris laid in a hospital bed with fractured ribs, a fractured left arm, pelvis, and jaw, along with a ruptured spleen and collapsed left lung.
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Kamie Klassen said her daughter, Kiara, 15, a cheerleader who had finished 20th at the recent cross-country state championships, had sustained a fractured skull, a fractured cheekbone and bruised lungs.
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Others — Venezuela, Syria, Afghanistan and Libya — have just fractured.
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The conversation was fractured, messy, wounding — and alarmingly real.
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Twenty-eight of the crashes reportedly caused injuries, including 3 with a fractured pelvis and 4 others requiring some degree of hospitalization (a ruptured bladder, fractured kneecap, broken ribs, damaged to right leg).
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My sister's nose was broken, and my collarbone was fractured.
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Two went to hospital; with fractured skulls, it was feared.
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We all feel the fractured fault lines across our country.
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Reynolds also took it upon herself to heal fractured relationships.
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Sal suffered from a fractured skull and three broken ribs.
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Bones thinned by osteoporosis are brittle and more easily fractured.
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Julia, the matriarch of their fractured family, issues constant reminders.
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But Trump's win in 2016 fractured Ohio's traditional Republican establishment.
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Madsen said the impact fractured her skull and killed her.
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But the rest of the vast country was linguistically fractured.
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And on politics, Obama's legacy is a complex, fractured thing.
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Mr Macron continues to crystallise anger in a fractured country.
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"Today Catalan society is fractured and in conflict," he said.
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His UK Independence Party (UKIP) always looked fractured and fragile.
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According to the teen's mother, he suffered a fractured nose.
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Doctors later determined the girl had sustained a fractured skull.
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The fallout among Hungary's fractured opposition is likely to continue.
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Of the 14 bones in his face, 13 were fractured.
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Joshua's throat had been slashed and his skull was fractured.
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Go deeper: Spain's fractured politics on display in general election
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He made several tackles, apparently unfazed by his fractured forearm.
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She claims she has 3 fractured ribs and a concussion.
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From the ceaseless noise of an active yet fractured mind.
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The challenge is that the market has become more fractured.
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I overdosed, fell down a staircase, and fractured my skull.
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An autopsy showed that the girl's skull had been fractured.
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Sometimes it was real fractured, everybody doing their own thing.
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Ms. Jagger arranged these elements in flowing and fractured formations.
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Zynga's market capitalisation has not recovered since the relationship fractured.
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A spate of lawsuits and bad business fractured the relationship.
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But by 2013, the EDL fractured and lost its leadership.
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I've gone out there with twisted ankles and fractured ribs.
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Its spine was fractured and its intestines were spilling out.
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One of the victims says he suffered a fractured spine.
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A bullet, since removed, rests near her fractured lower vertebra.
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Would he be able to unify the fractured Democratic Party?
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This fractured storytelling allowed for teaching in close human interactions.
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Brittle, fractured, pointillistic patterns lead, eventually, to weightless, sustained rapture.
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Fractured families try to find a heart in their homes.
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Those are wells that have yet to be hydraulically fractured.
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She has 110 broken or fractured bones, the outlet reported.
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A deeply fractured opposition also contributed to Maduro's big win.
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We got rid of that and now it's so fractured.
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One had a broken hand and another a fractured leg.
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There's Marine Le Pen's project of a fractured, closed France.
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A cop hit Lewis so hard, it fractured his skull.
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His left leg, left arm and skull had been fractured.
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Basic infrastructure remains fractured on the majority of the islands.
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The lower courts are hopelessly fractured, and certiorari is warranted.
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The last thing the region needs is another fractured state.
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Trump has fractured the international consensus needed for serious diplomacy.
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Older Navajos conversed in Navajo, while boys spoke fractured pieces.
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Without health insurance, Schultz's family was "completely fractured," he said.
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But he rejected Time's characterization of the country as fractured.
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The movement is fractured they say, its compass is lost.
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Muhammad, 11, is waiting for treatment of his fractured leg.
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Once that is fractured, the resultant divide poses huge headaches.
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One girl had fractured her pelvis in the escape attempt.
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I had a fractured rib and lesions in my back.
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More than 50% of Hungarians back it against a fractured opposition.
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Fractured Family Relationships A decade later, the Anthony family remains split.
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The Vols were already without starting CB Cam Sutton (fractured ankle).
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I have a fractured vertebrae and two braces in my back.
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He'd had surgery for a fractured leg just 10 days before.
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But the Republican majority is a fractured, fractious and motley crew.
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Barna suffered major injuries including a fractured skull and broken back.
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Italian Nibali was taken to hospital with a possible fractured collarbone.
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Stars, with a fractured ankle, Nichols felt sad when she departed.
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The nodules were found after Ginsburg fractured three ribs in November.
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An open and connected world can become an angry, fractured world.
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They fractured his skull because of the color of his skin.
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I palpitated with pleasure, my breath breaking like tiny fractured mirrors.
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"But nothing about this primary has been traditional … Everything's just fractured."
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This referendum has fractured Europe, divided families and split the country.
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In reality, he had fractured his right elbow and left wrist.
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Swelling Severe swelling can also indicate that a bone is fractured.
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DOES THAT TALK ABOUT A FRACTURED FED OR A DIVIDED FED?
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At home, some contend with abuse, addiction, gangs, and fractured families.
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Although Spain's political right has gained popularity, it has become fractured.
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Guess who fractured her foot walking down the stairs in Bali.
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"I know it's still fractured; it's not healed yet," Judge said.
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He will face little resistance or protest from a fractured opposition.
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The fractured opinion was 9-6 on the discriminatory intent finding.
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Chris, too, was opening up about his fractured marriage with Shanann.
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"I had a very fractured relationship with my father," he said.
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Many white Christians are struggling with fractured families and frayed friendships.
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"Dietary supplements have a complex and fractured supply chain," says Meyer.
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Tests showed that she fractured three ribs on her left side.
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Remorse is the only thing that can repair a fractured soul.
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But five years later, the West has never appeared more fractured.
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Paul suffered multiple fractured ribs and subsequently contracted pneumonia, prosecutors said.
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At Crosstown, patients continue to try to repair their fractured lives.
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The Grenfell disaster epitomised the mood of an uneasy, fractured Britain.
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Rivalries do not spring easily from such limited and fractured history.
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The most important of these challenges is Iran's highly fractured polity.
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He said he had suffered a fractured hand in the attack.
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She was later treated at a hospital for a fractured spine.
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Ginsburg fractured three ribs after falling in her office Wednesday night.
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As a child, I had fractured a vertebra playing backyard football.
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He had a fractured nose, two black eyes and head contusions.
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Ms. Sarandon, 69, had fractured her ankle while hiking in Colombia.
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Fractured and dystopian, it's like "Black Mirror" by way of Vine.
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The group, mostly from Central America, fractured after crossing into Mexico.
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The results: gas, fractured bedrock, depleted freshwater supplies and toxic waste.
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Crystal's ankle was fractured, and her hair was damp with rainwater.
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America's fractured health system has made it more vulnerable to coronavirus.
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The report, by five academics, revealed a deeply fractured school system.
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He described the fractured state of their marriage before she vanished.
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"The narrative that held America together has been fractured," he said.
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A fucking grand for no sneakers and a fractured eye-socket.
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Iraq's Shiites, although the majority, are fractured into competing political parties.
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But this spring, with Ano surging in popularity, the coalition fractured.
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Knievel fractured his vertebrae and was carried off in a stretcher.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg is in the hospital with three fractured ribs.
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Now, the Yankees desperately await his return from a fractured wrist.
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She fractured her knee as she evacuated her third-floor apartment.
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Her leg was fractured and blood was oozing from her mouth.
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The action takes place in fractured scenes, at night or dawn.
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Warning: This post contains spoilers for the ending of Netflix's Fractured.
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Still recovering from 60 years of dictatorship, Tunisian society remains fractured.
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Europe's TV industry is fractured, with no one sports broadcaster dominating.
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They are particularly fractured on how to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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And with the purge, he may have fractured his Conservative Party.
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In Arabia, the fractured Saudi Principalities continue their bloody power struggles.
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"The constitutional order of Venezuela has been completely fractured," he said.
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More Fractured Viewership Will Make It Harder to More Reach Viewers2.
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But even in a fractured Congress, it could win bipartisan support.
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Lives have been ruined, jobs lost, families fractured and communities aggrieved.
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The poem moves forward, but at a more fractured, receptive pace.
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Those Democrats are "further dividing our already fractured country," Gabbard tweeted.
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But, is the relationship between LeBron and the Lakers really fractured?
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The bipartisan consensus supporting harsh immigration and border enforcement has fractured.
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This was a respectable showing in a highly fractured political system.
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The Thread RE: FRACTURED LANDS Scott Anderson, along with the photographer Paolo Pellegrin, chronicled the story of the catastrophe that has fractured the Arab world, leading to the rise of ISIS and the global refugee crisis.
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According to the documents, Green's injuries from the fall included a fractured back, fractured right ankle and a broken left wrist and left him paralyzed on the left side of his body and confined to a wheelchair.
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In the short term, it could galvanize a fractured and dispirited base.
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Vanessa (Morena Baccarin), a fellow lost soul with a fractured spirit and
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It's a dark narrative that underscores how deeply fractured our country is.
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The "decentralized" bit means that Mastodon is fractured into multiple federated instances.
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How will he be able to restore faith in this fractured land?
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Her jaw was also fractured and she was sexually assaulted, Stedman said.
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Sure, a fractured skull almost certainly poses zero risk to anyone's life.
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Mahathir joined hands with former political enemies and united a fractured opposition.
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One received cuts under his eyes; her other client fractured his rib.
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"We expect the next parliament to be more fractured," the analyst said.
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On top of that, Syria is also a poor and fractured state.
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Each is the product of a fractured family and an uprooted childhood.
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I think of it as a kind of anchor — a fractured anchor.
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SS Ehire Adrianza went on the DL with a fractured left foot.
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It has fractured society and hundreds of companies have left the region.
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That's not the easiest of feats in a party fractured by Trumpism.
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The planet's surface eventually fractured into plates that shifted around, becoming continents.
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On a moment-to-moment basis, though, Justice League often feels fractured.
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Moustakas suffered a season-ending knee injury and Gordon fractured his wrist.
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One girl had a fractured face and another girl's hand was crushed.
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The dive broke his neck and fractured his spine, according to KCRA.
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Footballers have suffered broken arms, cracked ribs, fractured wrists and dislocated knees.
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The left is so fractured and powerless that we HAVE to fight.
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For his first two terms, F.D.R. presided over a deeply fractured nation.
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The fractured and greedy public stock exchanges seem powerless to stop them.
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And here the EU's fractured political culture may be a big problem.
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Policymaking roles and responsibilities have been fractured across the administration thus far.
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Gomes suffered a fractured right wrist when hit by a pitch Sept.
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LW James van Riemsdyk (fractured foot) remained out of the lineup Friday.
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Remember ... the Texans star fractured his tibial plateau back in an Oct.
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But those were common injuries, such as forearm strains or fractured hands.
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A 3-D model of Lucy's fractured right humerus (upper arm bone).
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The family says the linchpin to Tom's demise was the fractured hip.
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As those inside them are ceaselessly aware, they are fractious and fractured.
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In a fractured pop-culture landscape, many stars are not universally recognizable.
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She worries about another spine fracture or, even worse, a fractured hip.
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The Fractured Republic: Renewing America's Social Contract in the Age of Individualism.
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The mix opens with Honey Radar's fractured, lo-fi brand of rock.
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For weeks now your dreams have been offering you their fractured truths.
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Send us a limerick, haiku, fractured nursery rhyme, whatever strikes your fancy.
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There is no fractured basin field in production in Britain at present.
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The attack left him with injuries that included two fractured eye sockets.
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Fractured debate attended our soldiers as they fought and died in Vietnam.
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RF Josh Reddick (fractured left thumb) took 25 swings off a tee.
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The party staged a convention that reflected just how fractured it is.
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It's part of a fracturing media environment that reflects a fractured country.
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McConnell recently fractured his shoulder at his home in Kentucky on Aug.
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As Republicans have proven, a fractured party is ripe for a takeover.
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Iraq now is more politically and socially fractured than it was then.
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Her skull was fractured after being hit repeatedly with a hard object.
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The story behind this questing is fractured and tough to piece together.
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Singer and songwriter TJ Strohmer's creeping, fractured songs start from familiar places.
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The movement is fractured and the response to it is hardening daily.
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A vast majority of those oil wells are hydraulically fractured, or fracked.
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Our life has been upended; I will shore up the fractured border.
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These lines were often supported by clattering soundscapes of digitally fractured percussion.
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The fractured sleep results in feeling like you've stayed up all night.
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Liberty, tyranny, a fractured republic: We appear to be fretting over these.
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Following divisive elections in 2014, Libya has been politically and territorially fractured.
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McConnell is currently working from home while recovering from a fractured shoulder.
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What does the coronavirus crisis mean for increasingly fractured US-China relations?
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And they will first have to determine definitively why these beams fractured.
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After he fractured his right thumb in December, he missed 2126 games.
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I have no worries about a fractured national narrative on the Mall.
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It really fractured my identity and made me ashamed to be Iranian.
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The Democratic field is as fractured as the union voter bloc. Sen.
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He was in the hospital for a week with a fractured skull.
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Each is poor, plagued by alcoholism and drug abuse and fractured families.
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Nibali was later taken to hospital where scans revealed a fractured vertebra.
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"A little slip = concussion, fractured nose, banged up knee," her caption read.
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Correa suffered a spinal injury and fractured his legs in the crash.
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Whitney had broken bones, a fractured skull, and a traumatic brain injury.
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The Cavaliers said initial X-rays had revealed a fractured left tibia.
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McConnell fractured his shoulder in a fall at his home last month.
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It was a spectacle built upon the fractured fault line of race.
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For chronic pain caused by fractured vertebrae, there are few good treatments.
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Paul LePage won in a field fractured by a third party candidate.
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I think it's a sign of just an increasingly fractured society, frankly.
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It's clear that the anti-Trump contingent is more fractured than ever.
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McMorris suffered a fractured jaw, fractured left arm, ruptured spleen, a stable pelvic fracture, rib fractures and a collapsed left lung on Saturday and had to be airlifted to Vancouver General Hospital, where he has undergone several surgeries.
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He played with a fractured forearm in the Dolphins' second Super Bowl victory, completed a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers with a broken ankle and played much of the 1977 season with two fractured bones in his back.
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According to the affidavit, the medical examiner ruled the death a homicide due to blunt-force trauma, noting that the baby had sustained injuries including a fractured skull and a fractured rib, and had a serious case of pneumonia.
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Odell Beckham Jr. of the Giants fractured his fibula near his ankle, and J.J. Watt of the Texans fractured the very top of his tibia, and with that both superstars could be out for the rest of the season.
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Gabriel also suffered a fractured skull, broken ribs and burns across his body.
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The first lyric in "Fractured Lung" was a description of going through withdrawals.
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Hopefully they all chip in to help with that dude's fractured ribs. 25.
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Any sense of coherent, linear storytelling might be fractured by itchy trigger fingers.
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They are fractured shapes on flimsy cardboard to comment on our consumer tendencies.
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She tells this to Will, as they're starting to repair their fractured relationship.
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Politically fractured and economically sclerotic western nations can only look on in envy.
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A lot of relationships got fractured, and that felt irreparable, at the time.
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Nadia's quest in this episode then becomes: fixing her fractured relationship with John.
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Hadi then set about forming a transition government to unite the fractured nation.
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Jack is still in tons of pain … nothing fractured as we had assumed.
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Imagine if Bernie then transformed our fractured party into one inclusive big tent?
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Baltimore OF Craig Gentry, who suffered a fractured right middle finger on Sept.
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Stow was unable to break his fall, and his skull was severely fractured.
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Supply chains, in which wholesalers and truckers deal mostly in cash, have fractured.
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According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, tests showed that McCarron's collarbone is not fractured.
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The biggest part of its fractured bole was used as a bowling alley.
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Dan Balz: Democrats now face a fractured and divisive contest for the nomination.
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Hindering this process is just one more consequence of our fractured medical records.
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The injuries are pretty gnarly -- a collapsed ear canal, concussion and fractured skull.
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Two lovers struggle to stay together and eventually unite the once-fractured community.
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It's an optimistic ending to an hour full of complicated and fractured relationships.
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His wounds include a fractured collarbone, a cracked rib, and a bruised lung.
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AHEAD OF Spain's general election this weekend we examine its fractured political landscape.
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They are among nearly 30 parties that make up Venezuela&aposs fractured opposition.
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The longer the establishment lane stays fractured, the better off Trump will be.
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A Doral police officer suffered a fractured wrist during the exchange, authorities said.
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In November he fractured a bone in the hand and missed 17 games.
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That said, he called on the fractured public to come together behind Trump.
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Their first move is a careful joint observation, to resensitize a fractured consciousness.
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If the ice fractured during summer months, an evacuation could be swiftly mounted.
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They devise a strategy to sow intrigue and paranoia among the fractured Brains.
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While Kardashian is thriving in motherhood, it seems her romantic life remains fractured.
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Smith's ragged nasality and fractured mumble made sense when pitted against abrasive music.
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Costs in the American health care sector are fractured amid dozens of payers.
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It sidelined him for six months with a fractured skull and dislocated shoulder.
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She fractured her pelvis and has a broken right ankle and right arm.
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If you thought U.S. politics was fractured, take a look across the pond.
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But this is 53, and our nation is more badly fractured than ever.
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The influx surge goes on unabated, yet the European response has been fractured.
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IF Daniel Descalso (fractured left hand) will be examined Tuesday in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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Doctors say Buthaina has a fractured skull and many bruises to her body.
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BUT I HAD NEVER EVEN HEARD OF IT. BECAUSE IT WAS SO FRACTURED.
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The Arab world is, indeed, a "fractured land," as Scott Anderson describes it.
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Lundin Petroleum extracts oil from a fractured reservoir in the Norwegian North Sea.
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In 6900, who gets what, when, where, and how has fractured the people.
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The skull of Willie Kimani, the lawyer, had been fractured in many places.
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Ashbery chose fractured pastoral; Rich extracted metaphors from geology, archaeology, astronomy and biology.
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Plouffe has been on the 15-day disabled list with a fractured rib.
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Bitter disputes between Trump and his predecessors have fractured the traditional presidents' club.
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His hand was fractured, though it was not clear how it became injured.
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Though fractured and diminished, the P.T. is still the only genuinely popular party.
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THE LIMOUSINE LIBERAL: How an Incendiary Image United the Right and Fractured America.
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Rose also stands to benefit from a fractured Republican primary, with incumbent Rep.
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Is it maddening to deal with a fractured caucus and a mercurial president?
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The attack comes as Germany struggles to deal with an increasingly fractured society.
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And these masks underline the fractured lens through which Noh theater was interpreted.
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And key relationships, such as the one between Sears and Whirlpool, have fractured.
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The takeaway: This is a party in crisis, disarray and still completely fractured.
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Craddock hit a water bottle on the first stage and fractured a scapula.
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She said he had fractured his neck in a fall the previous week.
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Last season's fractured timeline and death of Abby was one way to reroute.
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Dems remain fractured, squabbling among themselves over who's more moderate and grown up.
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" — to credulousness that can be fractured — "I can't believe he dishonored his proposal!
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Instead, I fractured the 12th dorsal vertebra, right where the rib cage ends.
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On the Republican side, we see evidence that the "Reagan coalition" has fractured.
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She had been raped and her skull had been fractured in two places.
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The new opinion is fractured on its rationale and likely to be appealed.
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As the kingpin strategy fractured the cartels, smaller groups rose in their place.
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He fell beside the sink, fractured his hip and could not get up.
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A poorly armed and fractured separatist movement has simmered in Papua for decades.
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A poorly armed and fractured separatist movement has simmered in Papua for decades.
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A fractured coalition is not enough to tip the balance in anyone's favor.
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Its themes could not be more topical in today's fractured, and fractious, America.
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"We can't afford a fractured party in 2020," a former Bernie supporter says.
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Her egg problems led to calcium deficiency, weak bones and a fractured leg.
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But Mr. Gray's experience shows how complicated and fractured Republican politics have become.
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The fighter's neck is fractured, and he's in danger of never walking again.
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The fractured political climate has caused significant disruption to the country's oil industry.
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The theme this year is creating a shared future in a fractured world.
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The revelation was chilling: He had fractured the C2 vertebra in his neck.
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From there, the piece adopts a mode of continuous shifts and fractured phrases.
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Still, northern Syria fractured in ways that made it particularly complicated to reassemble.
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He fractured his hip and elbow and was in physical therapy for months.
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"That is crazy idea," said Mr. Ahmadi, in fluent but slightly fractured English.
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Smith, who suffered a fractured skull and brain bleeding, never woke up again.
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"What fractured these indigenous cultures is the encounter with the colonizers," she said.
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We've become a fractured nation fighting amongst ourselves rather than resolving problems together.
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Google has little choice to be evil or not in today's fractured internet
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Its interagency approach is susceptible to a fractured understanding of vulnerabilities and threats.
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After falling in his Georgia home in October, he suffered a fractured pelvis.
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Serge Ibaka (sprained ankle) and Kyle Lowry (fractured thumb) remained out for Toronto.
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She fractured her wrist after slipping off a rail in training on Wednesday.
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Trilobites In the wake of the election, it's clear American society is fractured.
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But even as the Popular Force wields immense power, the party appears fractured.
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Yet for many Greeks who escaped their fractured economy, the optimism seems premature.
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The fractured relationship between George Karl and DeMarcus Cousins has become public knowledge.
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In this atmosphere, Levin's new book, The Fractured Republic, reads like a warning.
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"We are in a situation where there is a more fractured world but in a more fractured world you have to incentivize more and closer cooperation," Borge Brende, president of the World Economic Forum, told CNBC's Willem Marx on Thursday.
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" The 44-year-old Cuban-American politician also took a stealth shot at the Republican frontrunner, saying "The politics of resentment against other people will not just leave us a fractured party, they're going to leave us a fractured nation.
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Lewis was beaten so badly by Alabama state troopers that they fractured his skull.
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Around the corner a fractured, leaning structure contains several boutiques, including Chloé and Cartier.
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The marchers hope to energise Turkey's fractured opposition, reaching beyond the CHP's traditional base.
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I think she slipped, it wasn&apost on set, but she fractured her knee.
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Almirola fractured a vertebra in the collision and spent the night in the hospital.
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On the right, populism is dominating as well, albeit in a more fractured way.
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Harris sustained a fractured fibula during a 5483-2548 victory at Cincinnati on Dec.
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Her other injuries include a shattered shoulder, several rib fractures, and a fractured mandible.
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It's a competency that is at odds with the fractured Republican party of today.
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Julian, who is in third grade, suffered multiple broken bones and a fractured skull.
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The deeply fractured Republican party is on the road to making peace with itself.
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But other Democrats fear the increasingly bitter Clinton-Sanders battle, has fractured the party.
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Still, Todd said he has hope that they will eventually mend their fractured relationship.
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Cleveland receiver Taylor Gabriel went to a hospital after suffering a fractured orbital socket.
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INF Ehire Adrianza was played on the disabled list with a fractured left foot.
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He suffered a fractured skull and a concussion and was airlifted to the hospital.
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He'll be tasked with healing a fractured community in the spotlight since Brown's shootingof .
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It's fractured families and kids growing up without parents, thinking that's the only route.
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While the Anthony family briefly reconciled after her acquittal, the relationship soon fractured again.
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Images beamed back by the New Horizons spacecraft show a fractured landscape on Charon.
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This year's typically grandiloquent theme is "creating a shared future in a fractured world".
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Elliot's fight against his own fractured consciousness is the central conflict in the show.
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Court documents say the boy was treated for a possible concussion and fractured skull.
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The Hornets were without starters Cody Zeller (fractured hand) and Jeremy Lamb (strained hamstring).
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But then when I was recovering on crutches, I fell and fractured my foot.
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The giveaway is the shape of the craters, which are often fractured into polygons.
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Whereas now it's not as easy because, like you mentioned, the fractured streaming services.
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The result was the badly fractured (but healing) Marvel movie landscape we enjoy today.
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But, in an increasingly fractured political landscape, what is next for these relative moderates?
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She argues that the system for reporting inappropriate physician conduct appears to be fractured.
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She stumbled at the State Department in summer 2009 and fractured her right elbow.
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In the mid-1950s, Tanning started experimenting with a more fractured, abstract painting style.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg fell in her office and fractured three ribs.
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With a fractured leg and no shoes, she sure wasn't going to go back.
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We're told the conflict goes way beyond Instagram ... the relationship itself is severely fractured.
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Ginsburg's had a rough Fall ... she fell down in November, and fractured 3 ribs.
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Eventually, though, Fellowes's own ties to the royal family fractured her relationship with Diana.
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Summer's skull was fractured and one of their sons' heads was bludgeoned seven times.
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But their power is strongest while the Republicans in Congress remain fractured and fighting.
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Should May offer her support, it would likely split her fractured party even further.
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Except, in line with cord cutting as a whole, it provides a fractured experience.
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This region, called the Medusa Fossae Formation, is highly fractured and contains shallow ice.
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Moustakas is expected to miss two-to-three weeks with the fractured left thumb.
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Nonbinding pacts like the Paris Agreement, by contrast, are easily fractured and easily exploited.
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The songs have now become much more contemporary, moving into fractured and abstract narratives.
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My wrist fractured when I hit the wood the wrong way in taekwondo class.
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The malignant lumps were found when she was treated for fractured ribs in November.
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Correa was in his second game since missing 50 games with a fractured rib.
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Instead, Reddick sustained a fractured femur in the preseason and missed the entire season.
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Fractured tax systems among India's 29 states and seven other territories have hardly helped.
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That being the case, the crucial bond between the two already looks irrevocably fractured.
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ONE OF THE REASONS WHY I'M HERE IS BECAUSE WE HAD A FRACTURED CAUCUS.
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Adams's savage, fractured music makes one long for an entire Shakespeare opera from him.
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A CT scan the next day showed a fractured rib but no spinal damage.
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THE FRACTURED REPUBLICRenewing America's Social Contract in the Age of IndividualismBy Yuval Levin262 pp.
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Booker reportedly sustained injuries in the attack including a concussion and a fractured wrist.
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Among the injuries were a fractured pelvis, broken ribs, cuts, sprains and severe bruising.
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What she found through her research was a a fractured movement of white nationalists.
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A fractured Republican Party (and a rumored affair) ruined McCarthy's speakership chances in 2015.
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The messaging market was heavily fractured and SMS was a more popular fall back.
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An inescapable truth of writing this book is that Black families are really fractured.
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Sometimes the borehole taps into a section of fractured rock with water coursing through.
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Harriet talks about her skull being fractured at a young age by an overseer.
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Crimson Tide safety Eddie Jackson had surgery Tuesday to repair a fractured left leg.
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They attend 12-step meetings, mend fractured familial relationships, relapse and get clean again.
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That large number can be subdivided and fractured into all kinds of smaller numbers.
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And that has fractured the middle class and left a lot of people behind.
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At age 6, I fractured my left arm practicing cartwheels in my neighbor's backyard.
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More than half his spinal cord was damaged and three neck vertebrae were fractured.
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"It's groggy," he says, and then invents a little fractured ditty on the spot.
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Griffin's fractured coracoid bone reportedly will be re-evaluated in three or four weeks.
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The developments threatened to further destabilize a region fractured by seven years of war.
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The decision was fractured, and the seven justices in the majority embraced differing rationales.
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So before this show started, I dislocated my ankle and I fractured my leg.
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He suffered a fractured knee but judging from the pics ... he was super lucky.
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She had been in failing health and had recently fractured a hip, he said.
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Kenneth Lonergan's wrenching play about a family fractured by memory loss finishes its run.
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He cited the lack of a national infrastructure plan and fractured health care policies.
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So, fractured photo works by Stezaker are framed above vitrines of Psycho production ephemera.
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Ms. Merkel, in turn, needed support for fixing Europe's fractured asylum and migration policies.
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The daughter's and mother's skulls were fractured and the daughter had been sexually assaulted.
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Though they have gravitated toward the left ever since the 20183s, they are fractured.
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FRACTURED CONTINENT Europe's Crises and the Fate of the West By William Drozdiak Illustrated.
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Brooks fractured the other man's skull and split his nose with a walking stick.
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"Freshwater" builds slowly, but that only crystallizes how fractured Ada and her personalities are.
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A female bar patron was knocked unconscious and said she suffered a fractured vertebrae.
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But the movement for women's rights is also fractured, and I couldn't forget that.
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Now, her inability to forge consensus risks becoming synonymous with a fractured, weakened Germany.
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Now, as our society feels increasingly fractured, the health threats seem even more alarming.
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Jeter said the team needed to restore its fractured relationships with sponsors and fans.
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The results in the state this year show some improvement amid a fractured field.
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And he was not regarded as a consensus-builder in a highly fractured Congress.
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What are the chances for political and social unity in a badly fractured nation?
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In its final moments, Grace and her fractured family find some measure of peace.
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Italian news media reported that Ms. Scomazzonn had fractured a foot and an elbow.
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This is a fractured country, not in two, but in four, maybe five parts.
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Like Spain, Chile will ultimately be fractured by dictatorship, sending Neruda into hiding abroad.
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In a time of heavy political polarization, the national dialogue is fractured and vitriolic.
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The revelations fractured the party and caused the downfall of several senior DNC officials.
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Tom Visser's lighting turns a simple set into what feels like fractured, dangerous territory.
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Mike, whom the family calls Motts, sustained a fractured skull and was knocked unconscious.
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In spring training, Miller, a left-hander, fractured a bone in his right wrist.
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"Inanimate" takes this investigation a step further, with a fractured lyricism all its own.
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At the Drive In reunited to play festivals in 2012, but then fractured again.
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We saw bloody faces, broken teeth, twisted knees, tweaked hamstrings and a fractured collarbone.
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We saw bloody faces, broken teeth, twisted knees, tweaked hamstrings and a fractured collarbone.
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Voters in the middle of our fractured political spectrum are coming around to that.
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Bryce Covert The Democrats' unity tour fractured into disunity almost immediately after it began.
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"It seems like it was OK. Nothing fractured or anything like that," Mattingly said.
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Mitski is peculiarly attuned to the brevity and fractured nature of modern attention spans.
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She suffered a fractured skull and a shattered pelvis that's broken in three places.
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It was smashed and fractured and melted in service of advancing their animation skills.
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Johnson missed the first three months of the season with a fractured left wrist.
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After the fall, she went to the hospital and was diagnosed with fractured ribs.
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Two years ago, Mr. Baker fractured his neck when he fell from a horse.
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Fractured by dementia, Beatrice's perception of everything around her keeps blending with her past.
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Fleeing for her life, Ms. Gavios tumbled from a cliff and fractured her spine.
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The result was a team that seemed distracted at best and fractured at worst.
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At the time, Khloe and Tristan Thompson's relationship was fractured to say the least.
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Two years ago, I fell down a flight of stairs and fractured my skull.
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UPDATE According to Ponte's racing team, BMC, he suffered a fractured clavicle and pelvis.
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They have had a fractured relationship ever since, but they did work together again.
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A mosaic of fractured ice The inflatable boats carrying the scientists maneuver slowly through a sea of fractured ice, a mosaic of pieces that once were part of the Arctic ice sheet, pushed south by winds and currents into the Fram Strait.
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Obsidian is a hard and brittle volcanic glass that produces very sharp edges when fractured.
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He suffered a fractured skull, which caused bleeding in the brain and required emergency surgery.
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We might never know, since the investigation is fractured on federal, state, and local levels.
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Although it refers to the past, it's a light push back into the fractured now.
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His body was covered in bruises and his skull was fractured, according to the indictment.
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Loyd -- who reportedly had a fractured eye socket -- entered the courtroom with a bandaged head.
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It involved stratified layers of meaning in the form of incomplete and fractured narrative ideas.
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Of course, it's also entering into a crowded, fractured, and, in some ways, intractable market.
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Team doctor Max Testa said Porte had suffered a broken collarbone and a fractured pelvis.
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Behind the scenes: The fractured policy process within the Trump administration contributed to the outcome.
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The music community is traditionally a very fractured one, but on this we are united.
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He hit my co-worker in the face and fractured her cheek bone with it.
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Will the Cavs be united or fractured under head coach Tyronn Lue in the playoffs?
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A fractured nation — part Alawite, part Sunni, part Kurd — is often discussed, but never officially.
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If a couple of fractured ribs can't keep RBG down, then Davidson's love certainly won't.
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The woman was later transported to Elmhurst Hospital Center and treated for a fractured spine.
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The attack left Barcay with a fractured skull, broken leg, broken nose, and split scalp.
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This lesson will inform the strategies we take up for repairing our fractured political platforms.
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Los Angeles will be without 2B Logan Forsythe (fractured toe) for approximately two weeks. 3.
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The director spent 10 days in the hospital suffering a concussion, fractured skull and hemorrhaging.
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The speaker also addressed Brexit, an issue that has fractured British politics like nothing else.
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His left leg was broken, and his foot and toes were severely fractured, Normand says.
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And this is what it seems that we are so fractured, so concrete against America.
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As a result, most of us live in worlds that are more fractured and digitized.
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It is the second time in eight months that he has fractured the right kneecap.
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He returned to the lineup Friday after missing 13 games with a fractured left thumb.
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Luton suffered a fractured thoracic spine injury during a game against Washington State on Sept.
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Keith Ellison's bid, as the race to helm the fractured party continues to take shape.
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Harvey missed all of last season because of a fractured right fibula and elbow soreness.
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Compare it to the fractured experiments with the sound he was doing ten years ago.
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He had suffered massive internal injuries, a fractured skull, brain damage, and two cardiac arrests.
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Authorities believe the former is true ... and could explain why his hyoid bone was fractured.
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It focuses on rebuilding fractured communities by handling crime and punishment on a local level.
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The current system remains too fractured and too subject to the whims of private companies.
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However, the CEO suggests an opportunity for Sonos in an increasingly fractured streaming music landscape.
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That alone is nothing if not a bright spot in an otherwise fractured political climate.
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But the man who woke — vacant eyes, no voice, fractured mind — was not my Dave.
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The immigration story has dominated headlines over the last several days and fractured the GOP.
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The small and fractured nature of the scrap supply chain mitigates against sophisticated price hedging.
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The poll also found Republican and GOP-leaning voters expressing concern over a fractured party.
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Add in poverty, racism, fractured families and joblessness, and you get extremely stress-prone populations.
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Even in prosperous and conservative Germany, Europe's No. 1 power, politics have become more fractured.
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But it also lays bare the beginnings of the fractured relationship between father and son.
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THE FRACTURED REPUBLIC: Renewing America's Social Contract in the Age of Individualism, by Yuval Levin.
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The victim was taken to Elmhurst Hospital with a fractured spine, the Daily News reported.
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His appeal transcended regional, racial and class boundaries in an otherwise stratified and fractured society.
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SS J.J. Hardy returned Saturday after missing about six weeks with a fractured left foot.
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Things are a little more complicated for fractured families — when children and parents are estranged.
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We expect it to produce miracles out of shrinking budgets, ageing equipment, and fractured staff.
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The tremors flattened buildings, fractured highways and knocked out electricity to much of the region.
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I totally fractured my wrist, but on top of that, I wasn't wearing a helmet.
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So there's a clear association between criminality and violence and fractured relationships—particularly with parents.
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Its fractured vestiges now haunt our stellar neighborhood and occasionally end up falling to Earth.
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Nichols deftly displays Margery's conflicting desires in a way that never seems fractured or disjunct.
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Upon arrival, two storms converge as they meet another fractured family with an absent father.
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The first contest in December produced a fractured legislature that could not form a government.
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Cavendish pulled out of the race after suffering a fractured shoulder blade in the incident.
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That's what's happening now -- black voters dragging a fractured party kicking and screaming into November.
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"Doesn't Matter" arrives in two audio versions, with vocals in French and (slightly fractured) English.
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But the size of the field has fractured his early domination of the voting bloc.
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Ms. Malliotakis fractured her foot in an attempt to avoid stepping on her pet Chihuahua.
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The song has such a fractured energy, how did you try to capture that visually?
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Follow Fractured FX on Instagram and their website, and learn more about Peter Weinstock here.
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Ryan's conservatism is no longer seen as a uniting force in a fractured Republican House.
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Ha. Rating "How an incendiary image united the right and fractured America," says the subtitle.
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In the Trump era, the sports-champion White House visit has racially fractured some teams.
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The fractured Brooklyn congregation has led to the formation of many smaller Hare Krishna groups.
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What kind of signal might that send across the fault lines of this fractured land?
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" Trish Beckman, a religion professor, said Ms. Klobuchar "speaks common sense in a fractured world.
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Calvert's paintings are palimpsests, archeological digs, engagements with art history, improvisational riffs, and fractured views.
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Or more importantly, is that even smart, given how fractured Elliot's brain is right now?
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Residents walked dazed through town, clambering over fractured roads to search for missing family members.
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Mr. al-Assad rules a fractured nation of corpses and rubble and tired, traumatized survivors.
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The horse, Unveiled, fractured its right humerus while galloping in morning training, the facility said.
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Authorities found other monkeys dead with fractured skulls after having been being attacked with stones.
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Her son had been killed; her leg and several bones in her hand were fractured.
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You know, the thematic of Davos is, how can we progress in a fractured world?
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As the Taliban movement has fractured, however, NGOs say fighters do not always follow orders.
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Austin continued to paint for several months more, fractured, psychedelic self-portraits in scorching colors.
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The Rangers' Chris Kreider suffered a fractured foot in the first period and didn't return.
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With his spleen split and skull fractured, Mr. Jumani spent 23 days in a coma.
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Even though the play was 80 years old, it had a kind of fractured nature.
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It was a turbulent first weekend for the increasingly fractured nation under the new authority.
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Fianna Fail won 38 seats in the fractured 160-seat parliament to Sinn Fein's 37.
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Curry practiced Wednesday without a brace on his left hand, which he fractured in October.
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Rather than uniting a fractured people, such an effort seems more likely to divide us.
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One patient fractured his hip, setting his therapy back by several months, the researchers said.
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Opinion polls show the Democratic race fractured in California, which has 416 delegates at stake.
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Prior to last week's game, NFL Network reported his injury was a fractured shoulder plate.
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The subsequent sentences are impacted and fractured, the jamming together of disconnected images presaging Dadaism.
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He missed 30 games from May 15-June 24 due to a fractured right wrist.
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Mamukelashvili suffered a fractured wrist in a 220-213 loss at Iowa State on Dec.
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A fractured vote means she will have to govern with a far less stable coalition.
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If the title of "The Ascent" doesn't grab you, the breathless, fractured, skittish music will.
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Together, they drew less than half the total votes cast in a highly fractured election.
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Wentz has a fractured vertebra that might require three months of rest to fully heal.
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You will always find obsidian flakes and fractured arrowheads littering the ground in these spots.
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Brazil's political system is incredibly fractured, with 14 parties holding at least one Senate seat.
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SS Barry Church will play Thursday after missing the last four games with a fractured forearm.
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But the alt-right has always been a fractured movement, made up of differing racist views.
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RF J.D. Martinez (fractured right elbow) began a rehab assignment with Triple-A Toledo on Tuesday.
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The accidents dislodged his left eye, fractured his skull and made him deaf in one ear.
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But the other characters, at least, have more or less non-fractured perspective on what's happening.
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Vuscan sustained a lacerated liver and spleen while Regis suffered a fractured leg, the document states.
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It summoned a unity of global purpose that is impossible to imagine in today's fractured politics.
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She has not, because of "a medical issue," which turns out to be a fractured pelvis.
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OF Mallex Smith (fractured left thumb) was sent on a rehab assignment to Double-A Mississippi.
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So where does all that leave the public during this fractured moment on the global stage?
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Left ankle, left heel was fractured due to a penetration wound coming laterally from the left.
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Shoemaker sustained a fractured skull and cranial bleeding after being hit by a line drive Sept.
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By now, it's pretty clear that the election season showed how fractured the country really was.
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By his own telling, Bruly Bouabré witnessed the heavens part while the sun fractured seven times.
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The lady who broke into my house and fractured his neck and spine is in jail.
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"We can't afford a fractured party in 2020," a 2016 Sanders supporter says in the spot.
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A hospital report reviewed by BuzzFeed News pinpointed the cause of the five deaths: fractured skulls.
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Her fractured relationship with her father (and herself) provides a critical through-line to the film.
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But in a more fractured electoral landscape, politicians have bigger incentives to wage largely symbolic battles.
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Part of that may have been due to a fractured left thumb suffered in May, though.
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John Elder, a spokesman for the Minneapolis Police Department, acknowledged a fractured relationship with black residents.
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The victim suffered multiple injuries, including two cracked ribs, a bruised left kidney and fractured vertebrae.
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Mansour consolidated his grip by winning territory and bringing the fractured insurgency together on the battlefield.
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Against this fragmented and fractured background, anyone who speaks critically is immediately labeled as a betrayer.
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Four days earlier, Moore engineered a victory over the Jets after Cutler left with fractured ribs.
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First, it's important to understand what doctors mean when they talk about broken and fractured bones.
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"I don't think the committee as a group wants to present themselves as fractured," he said.
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"The 1-year-old had a concussion, a fractured rib and a bruised lung," he says.
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Sunset Overdrive's weapons are cobbled-together creations, built out of the remains of a fractured world.
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So does any hope of finishing the goal that Elliot presumably fractured his mind to achieve.
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By joining Messrs Amari and Maliki, he could restore the dominance of the fractured Shia house.
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Numerous Saviors go down, and as the fighting intensifies, the group is fractured and sent scattering.
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Do you think the party is as fractured as the Twitter wars would have everyone believe?
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In this fractured political moment, he observes, "it's vital to have this kind of practice now".
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The official diagnosis was a fractured left ankle ... putting the rest of his season in jeopardy.
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Del Potro, who fractured his right kneecap last October, was scheduled to undergo tests on Wednesday.
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He remembers in a fractured flashback that the cave has a portal to a secret facility.
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How do serious conversations even happen behind the scenes on South Park: The Fractured But Whole?
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A fractured political environment played out across the country in voting booths in the midterm elections.
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Despite their fractured relationship, Todd Chrisley insists that he still loves his eldest daughter, Lindsie Chrisley.
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The young genius of fractured funk and reverberant R&B emerges boldly his debut full-length.
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Streaming today exclusively on THUMP, async is a fractured series of intimate glimpses into Sakamoto's life.
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The fractured, rudderless opposition does not have the winning combination to overcome UMNO's gerrymandering and harassment.
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Tell-tale order flows have been fractured to an endless procession of anonymous one-lot trades.
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Plouffe returned from the disabled list last week after missing a month with a fractured rib.
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And for now, the non-Trump vote will continue to be fractured among Rubio, Texas Sen.
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At least 40 people were hurt ... including a fan who says he suffered a fractured spine.
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RF J.D. Martinez is expected to miss 4-to-6 weeks with a fractured right elbow.
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The end result tends to be a fractured, unnecessarily complex and (likely) unintentional hampering of innovation.
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But even a punctured lung, fractured sternum and deep lacerations couldn't keep him from his duties.
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That ensures opposition to the billionaire will remain fractured for a few more weeks at least.
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Obama added that Democrats must then dust themselves off to work on rebuilding their fractured party.
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His doctors indicated Scalise suffered internal wounds and fractured bones, and was due for additional surgery.
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It is Alito's opinion in the Supreme Court's fractured five-to-four decision in Glossip v.
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Thankfully the Republican field is fractured among eight candidates, four of which have held office before.
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But Cuomo himself sees upsides in the bizarre legislative pact that has fractured his own party.
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Christians & Fractured American Politics in "Body and Soul," delving into the question of how birth-control
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Many companies have shifted to using fractured ownership of private jets, which makes oversight more difficult.
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" But with sports streaming being as fractured as it is, "networks are having a tough time.
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But it's becoming clear that Trump's tenure is not just a lesson in fractured presidential convention.
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THE LIMOUSINE LIBERAL: How an Incendiary Image United the Right and Fractured America, by Steve Fraser.
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He also admitted that Republicans have also played a part in fostering the fractured political environment.
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The Raptors again played without Kyle Lowry (fractured left thumb) and Serge Ibaka (sprained right ankle).
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But the restoration of fractured friendships doesn't happen by accident; it is a matter of choice.
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But Trump could have an entirely different goal in mind: bringing peace to a fractured party.
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"It's a fractured relationship," the cop at my house the other night said with a shrug.
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Grievances included a fractured education system, a flawed criminal justice system and a broken immigration system.
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St. Louis All-Star SS Aledmys Diaz (fractured thumb) is close to beginning a rehab assignment.
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He suffered a fractured hand, and was taken to the hospital by Atlanta Fire and Rescue.
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The climb and the foggy descent fractured the field into more than a half-dozen groups.
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Surely, even in these fractured times, just about everyone could agree on an antislavery measure. Right?
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The Republican electorate has fractured over the policy views and personal history of Donald J. Trump.
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Lundin Petroleum in August announced good productivity from a fractured reservoir in the Norwegian North Sea.
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And it revealed a political landscape deeply fractured along lines of race, generation, class and geography.
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EDT: Fractured Atlas is holding a 2023D printing policy event in Washington, D.C. Info: http://bit.
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Though the original team is a fractured, it makes room for a welcome influx of diversity.
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J R is all talk all the time, though actually more fractured dialogue than continual Bullshitting.
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I had costochondritis, which feels like fractured ribs, and also had a rib out of place.
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But the divisions have only highlighted how fractured the grouping has become on key global issues.
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Congressional candidate Jonah H. Ryan posed with a rifle and accidentally shot and fractured his foot.
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With more than 200 registered political parties, Georgia is a vibrant and also deeply fractured democracy.
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In this age of Twitter, that would be a prescription for a wild, angry, fractured convention.
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X-rays revealed that Gilbert had fractured his left kneecap, forcing him to abandon the Tour.
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It was his first game back after missing a month due to a fractured right wrist.
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Their wounded, fractured and contorted bodies communicate dark truths about what it means to be alive.
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That's due in part to the Palestinian leadership, fractured for years, which is now finally cracking.
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It's because our brains aren't great at rationally analyzing facts, especially in fractured, ideologically polarized times.
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In fact, Conner says he suffered a fractured skull -- and took photos of the bloody aftermath.
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The documents offer a window into how fractured and nervous the nation's security services have become.
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In a confused, fractured world, Facebook would be glad to stick to a single global standard.
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Most important, though, Mr. Malloy's score makes fractured thought audible (Or Matias is the musical director).
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Teachers report that kids are scared and hostile, and stories of relationships fractured over politics abound.
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On New Year's Day in 2016, her mother fell and was hospitalized for a fractured arm.
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But on Twitter, where discourse has been especially fractured this year, the story crossed political boundaries.
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"This seems to have fractured the international trust that has existed for decades," Mr. Sullenberger said.
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From Paris to Copenhagen, Rome and Athens, "Fractured Continent" provides sketches of Europe's many domestic problems.
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But as coronavirus spreads, it will only continue to put pressure on an already fractured system.
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The villain's death, depicted in jagged, fractured bursts, leads to a passage of shimmering, shifting chords.
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Instead, I fractured a foot bone, a cruel reminder I'm on the backstretch of my 30s.
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In 2016, Democratic leaders had predicted that Republican voters would become deeply fractured due to Trump.
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But Mr. del Mazo benefited hugely from a fractured opposition, which was spread across several candidates.
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In collages by Troy Michie it's physically fractured, its erotic charge interrupted, confused, even canceled out.
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The race is still super fractured, and there are plenty of strong contenders still in play.
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The country today is febrile and fractured — precisely because an epic fight for tomorrow is underway.
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In the past year, militant groups have also fractured and Islamic State has established a foothold.
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He is platooning with Mike Aviles in right while J.D. Martinez recovers from a fractured elbow.
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I'm heartened by the fact that our fractured society is still made up of individual people.
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He also fractured his skull in 2016 when a line drive hit him in the head.
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Perhaps the biggest challenge for Ms. Warren is that the race features such a fractured field.
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Doctors did not expect him to survive after a brutal attack, which left his skull fractured.
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But while BAP's prose is rather artfully penned, Bronze Age Mindset's arguments are fractured and incoherent.
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This polarization has fractured parliaments across Europe, creating political deadlock in countries like Italy and Spain.
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He was left with a fractured skull and a traumatic brain injury, according to his attorneys.
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He replaced Brendan Gaunce, who was sidelined with a reported fractured foot sustained Tuesday against Florida.
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But the massive redevelopment of Fikirtepe has changed the neighborhood beyond recognition - and fractured its community.
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The Dutch parliamentary election was a highly fractured affair, with 28 parties competing for 150 seats.
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Her perspectives on "Bluebeard" (2010) and "Sleeping Beauty" (2011) are more than fractured; they are radical.
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He won't score a big single from this album — these songs are too lopsided, too fractured.
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RANGERS' KLEIN BREAKS THUMB Rangers defenseman Kevin Klein will be out indefinitely with a fractured right thumb.
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Dalton fractured the thumb on his throwing hand in a loss to the Steelers in Week 14.
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Vancouver Canucks center Bo Horvat could be sidelined as many as six weeks with a fractured foot.
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What in mid-2016 looked like a fractured Republican party is increasingly uniting behind its new leader.
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In the United States, responsibility for paying for the criminal justice system is strangely, almost incomprehensibly, fractured.
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"He punched my teeth out, he broke my nose, my complete eye socket was fractured," she said.
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People at home can turn it on and go, 'We're not as fractured as it may seem.
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He spent days in an induced coma with a fractured skull, and had one finger partially amputated.
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Clay also fractured his skull and lost hearing in his right ear, according to the Indianapolis Star.
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The baby suffered from injuries that ranged from a fractured skull to spinal injuries, the report said.
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My left femur went thru my knee joint and fractured my tibia, and tore my left MCL.
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Then again, maybe I should be glad South Park: The Fractured But Whole forgot I was there.
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He does seem to enjoy a sizable loyal following, and he would benefit from a fractured field.
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Trier suffered a fractured right hand in the first meeting and missed seven games before returning Feb.
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Humanity was robbed of its ability to create, as cities fell into disrepair and mistrust fractured society.
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And for better or worse, that relative often provides the best continuity in a fractured medical system.
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In 2015 Somalia sold 5.3m animals, worth $384m; livestock counts for 40% of that fractured country's GDP.
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While the Taliban leadership is fractured, Mansoor is believed to remain loyal to central leader Mullah Fazlullah.
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Celebrity manicurist Tom Bachik was behind the modern manicure that included fractured glass and mini Swarovski beads.
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This feels like perhaps the most timely thing we could ask for in this fractious, fractured moment.
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Guard Jordan McRae will have surgery to repair a fractured right ring finger, the Washington Wizards announced.
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It was broken up and fractured by impacts on the lunar surface, just like the surrounding soil.
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Former President Carter was hospitalized Monday evening after he fell in his home and fractured his pelvis.
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But they fractured in Cologne, after months of infighting over Ms Petry's attempted expulsion of Mr Höcke.
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Today, Libya is a fractured country, with broad swaths of its territory now claimed by ISIS militants.
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The problem isn't so much the new successor, but the fractured state of Indian politics, Hui explained.
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Barinholtz fractured two cervical vertebrae in his neck after falling from a high platform during a stunt.
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Now, she can turn her attention to healing her fractured party and drawing in Sanders' passionate supporters.
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Her pelvis and vertebrae were fractured in multiple places as the neo-Nazi reversed from the crowd.
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"These structures, the larynx and the hyoid bone, are often fractured during homicidal manual strangulation," he wrote.
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He had surgery two days later to repair the fractured third metacarpal bone in his right hand.
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What happens in post-ISIS Mosul could act as harbinger for the rest of the fractured nation.
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The Fractured But Whole has a lot more of the complexity we've come to expect from RPGs.
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Fifth Harmony first fractured in 2016, when Camila Cabello left the group to pursue a solo career.
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Thursday's victim suffered from a fractured skull and was airlifted to a hospital, according to KSEE163 News.
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Also, as the U.S. political scene remains highly fractured, consumer and business sentiment might take a hit.
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It gave me the courage to explore, live, and learn about myself in a more fractured light.
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And while she calls for an unapologetically progressive platform, she's ready to unite the fractured Democratic Party.
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When I recovered from foot surgery, I fell again and fractured another part of the same foot.
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The pair's close friendship became fractured after Gunvalson helped introduce Dodd's ex-husband to his new girlfriend.
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"I was still very shaken and fractured and broken when I spoke to you," he recalls now.
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"The politics of resentment against other people will not just leave us a fractured party," he added.
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Summer's skull was fractured and one of their sons' heads was bludgeoned seven times, according to testimony.
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But the Alphabet chair expressed concern over the possibility of the European digital market becoming more fractured.
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Unusually in Yemen's fractured political landscape, Islah has supporters in the north and south of the country.
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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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Coming from a fractured family background, he's the first person I trusted with the idea of marriage.
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The fractured nature of Dutch parliamentary parties means coalition building is the only path to true leadership.
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He was hit by a drunk driver in 1993, leaving him with a fractured skull and shoulder.
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And of course Chewbacca Mom brought our fractured country together for a brief transcendent moment in May.
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"I severely fractured the humerus in my right arm," Vonn shared on social media at the time.
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Keith Ellison's (R-Minn.) bid, as the race to helm the fractured party continues to take shape.
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Peters, 24, fractured his thumb on a comebacker while pitching for Double-A Jacksonville on April 17.
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C Jett Bandy suffered a fractured rib and was placed on the 23-day disabled list Thursday.
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Patrice Bergeron (fractured right foot) and Charlie McAvoy (sprained left MCL) both missed the game for Boston.
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They fractured Ganon's power and sealed him but the Sheikah were banished from the land ever since.
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His jerky hip tilt now resembles the uneasy gait of someone who has suffered a fractured pelvis.
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In that time, her heart had stopped more than once, and her ribs were fractured from CPR.
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Sproles has a fractured radius and wrist ligament damage in a collision with Giants safety Darian Thompson.
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Mugabe plans to contest elections due next year and will likely face a weakened and fractured opposition.
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There is commentary and confusion about the state of the times, about a Britain that is fractured.
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Sparse and tech-y, they are centered around an Amen break that's as fractured as Max's thinking.
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A fractured skull At her hospital room this week, Buthaina is surrounded by relatives and well-wishers.
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After all, Bolsonaro is politically vulnerable, given plummeting approval ratings, economic contraction, and a fractured legislative coalition.
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But diplomats say the sides hare having to wrestle with a conflict that has changed and fractured.
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She fractured her pelvis and now suffers from seizures and migraines which leave her unable to work.
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Issues like health care, the Green New Deal, and impeachment have left the party fractured and vulnerable.
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She remains in a Washington, DC, hospital recovering from a fall that resulted in three fractured ribs.
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Participants with fractured sleep were 34% more like to have plaque buildup than those who slept well.
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However, unity is not a word one readily uses when talking about our fractured American voting system.
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New Orleans was without guards Elfrid Payton (fractured left pinky finger) and Frank Jackson (sprained right ankle).
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One woman in her 20s was in serious condition with a fractured femur, the fire department said.
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It will keep him limping along in the race, and the continued fractured support will benefit Trump.
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If there is a Trump White House, it's doubtful that "The Fractured Republic" will be its handbook.
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In 2010, she was forced to cancel to scheduled performances due to fractured ribs and abdominal pain.
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"This fractured approach will not be sufficient to rise to the challenge the country faces," they added.
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"This fractured approach will not be sufficient to rise to the challenge the country faces," they added.
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"I&aposve been really struck about just how his trust in humanity has been fractured," she said.
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Many of Palu's streets are fractured by huge cracks or just gone, swept away into muddy ravines.
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The result could be a weak and fractured Parliament that would be unable to hold its own.
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But in a way, the show's fractured narrative reflects the many ways the world sees its protagonist.
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Making matters worse is our system's health care infrastructure, built on top of this fractured payer system.
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I want to suggest that this socially and politically fractured nation state doesn't really have a soul.
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No matter your appearance though, your fourth amendment right is fractured when you become a marijuana patient.
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The period's raging debate over slavery fractured political parties, paralyzed the national government and divided the nation.
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The child had blood coming from his ears, a concussion and a fractured skull, the affidavit said.
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The fractured chimney of a coal-fired boiler room, on the left, is visible from miles away.
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The already fractured House GOP conference has been further divided by Donald Trump's candidacy this election cycle.
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Good food has the power to unite even the most fractured of families, as Thanksgiving occasionally shows.
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Strauss captures Ophelia's instability in music that slips between sumptuous lyrical flights and bouts of fractured eeriness.
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When flatness returned it again fractured into the elaborate rectangular archipelagoes — or clusters — of small shaped canvasses.
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The fractured opposition lacks clear leadership and agreement on how the president should be removed from power.
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The Timberwolves once again were without standout center Karl-Anthony Towns, sidelined by a fractured left wrist.
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Dianne's daughter-in-law Whitney told me that "Lularoe completely fractured the family" but declined further comment.
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But coordination may prove difficult in a increasingly fractured world where nationalism is often prized over cooperation.
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He did not suffer any fractured or broken bones, though his knee and elbow joints were swollen.
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But even if it does, Mr. Macron would inherit a fractured, ungovernable France, recalling Germany's Weimar Republic.
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The task of forming a government will be extremely complicated in a hugely fractured 160-seat parliament.
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This proposal has fractured the long-standing consensus among regulators on how to carry out the CRA.
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But the fractured opposition also lacks the seats needed to form a government and remove Mr Netanyahu.
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Eighteen of the 21 were admitted to hospital, with injuries ranging from head wounds to fractured arms.
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The abortion rights movement — made up of abortion providers, advocates, researchers, activists and patients — is not fractured.
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If the probationer is a parent, the family becomes fractured and someone has to raise the children.
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One eye was gouged out and his skull badly fractured and with a bullet hole in it.
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As a result, this record of his reading life is a fractured memoir, even a travel diary.
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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 opposition has become fractured in its wake with allegations of corruption and divisions weakening the movement.
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From fractured friendships to relationship rumbles, the cast has been busy since season 11 wrapped in May.
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Jacobs has played with a fractured shoulder since Week 7, missing just one game, in Week 14.
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Cameroon's opposition is fractured, and, like in past elections, no candidate with a mass following has emerged.
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Rondo had already missed 17 games this season because of a fractured bone in the same hand.
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Ginsburg, who is 85, was also hospitalized last month after she fractured several ribs in a fall.
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The crater zones of stratovolcanoes are often highly fractured, which allows water to penetrate the volcano interior.
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Mr. Yang's campaign feels different, though, in that it reflects the fractured nature of the modern internet.
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We get a lot of unscripted moments, with fractured, unfinished sentences, moving quickly from thought to thought.
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But today, it is fractured and so controversial that prominent Democratic women are steering clear of it altogether.
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The result is a portrait of fractured leadership that too often sought to delegate key decisions to others.
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Gualdi-Russo noted that bones pierced with nails are easily fractured, making them difficult to distinguish and interpret.
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During an autopsy, a medical examiner found the child had fractured his spine the day of his death.
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A fractured world could have used comforting words from the leader of the free world in those years.
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In an era of fractured relations between law enforcement and the communities it serves, it's about building trust.
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In spite of The Fractured But Whole's constant mockery, there was one moment where they tried something different.
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She suffered six cracked ribs, a broken clavicle, a fractured vertebrae and a lacerated spleen, according to AL.com.
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In Israel's fractured political system, no one party holds a majority of seats in the Knesset (Israel's Parliament).
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We all gathered in the living room to worry over yet another splinter in an already fractured family.
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Unfortunately Tom's body suffered from many serious ailments including emphysema, knee problems and most significantly a fractured hip.
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However, a fourth woman in her 20s was in serious condition with a fractured femur, fire officials said.
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Protection from prejudicial groups can inadvertently lead to individuals forming further prejudicial groups, resulting in a fractured population.
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Their story is a window into the agonizing reality of mixed-status families that are fractured by deportation.
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I think about this fractured grid as being emblematic of our time because it's nonsensical in many ways.
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We watch as the people who love him subjectively recreate him, and the effect is hollow and fractured.
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The offensive, which began last week, intensifies a power struggle that has fractured the oil and gas producer.
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Several people were in comas, but cuts and fractured limbs were the most common injuries, medical officials said.
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The fractured political landscape could make it hard to form another viable alliance than the current grand coalition.
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Perhaps because of Seat's juggling skills, the Cupcake Mafia business is organized in as equally a fractured way.
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Taken separately they offer a glimpse into the day-to-day experiences of a society fractured by bloodshed.
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Ahead of last month's Republican Party Convention, the RNC chairman sought to rally the fractured party behind Trump.
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Arizona CF A.J. Pollock (fractured elbow) could play the field during his rehab assignment on Wednesday or Thursday.
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He urged pro-government lawmakers to let those detainees go in a gesture to reunite politically fractured Venezuela.
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OF Mikie Mahtook was activated from the disabled list Saturday after missing six weeks with a fractured hand.
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These families have a veneer of unity but, underneath, they tend to be fractured by lies and betrayals.
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But Blair sustained a broken tibia and a fractured ankle, and attended Heyer's memorial service in a wheelchair.
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The church might have reformed more from within; it might have fractured even more deeply than it did.
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She spent weeks in the hospital with a broken shoulder, collapsed lung and fractured ribs, among other injuries.
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"She had an accident on New Year's Day and fractured her hip," Lynn's daughter Patsy tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Sling stones, clubs and lots of skull bashing Sling stones and clubs fractured countless heads in ancient Peru.
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"Hammered, fractured, crazy," Sheen said of his old self, adding that his new self is "focused, sober, hopeful."
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The attacks might even help the increasingly fractured Democratic minority in the Senate hold together a bit longer.
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That's because at this point, Game of Thrones fandom is a fractured fan base, not a united one.
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His problems are unusually extensive even in a fractured GOP field where voters seem unsure what they want.
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If there is a mind meld between Goldman and the Trump administration, it has been fractured at times.
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The Hornets continue to play without Cody Zeller, who missed his 15th straight game with a fractured hand.
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So, Ferguson and Clinton were surprised when a CT scan showed that the baby had a fractured skull.
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Injury reports include three complaints of a fractured pelvis and four others requiring some other degree of hospitalization.
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In November 2017, he took steps to mend the nation's previously fractured relationship with its own LGBT community.
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Correa, 24, last played on May 26 but then suffered a fractured rib that occurred during a massage.
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JB: Most of your video works are edited as fractured collages that contrast domestic life with horrific catastrophes.
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Summer's skull was fractured and one of their sons' heads was bludgeoned seven times, according to court testimony.
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Mitch Moreland is riding a nine-game hitting streak despite dealing with a reported fractured left big toe.
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Trump has now won the New Hampshire and South Carolina primaries against a fractured GOP field, while Sens.
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Pollock re-fractured his right elbow in spring training and was on the disabled until being activated Friday.
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"It's probably a combination of the fractured skeleton and internal organ damage that actually killed her," Kappelman said.
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The problem, he believes, is that Iraqi Shi'ism is badly fractured, helping Iran control almost all its factions.
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Yet at a time when they should be celebrating, the movement seemed more fractured and dysfunctional than ever.
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The Keynesian consensus fractured in the 1970s in the face of criticism from new intellectual camps within economics.
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He looks for God in silence, in the fractured souls around him, in a prostitute's late-night wisdom.
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For many, Wendy's spicy chicken nuggets are the one item that keeps the entire diverse, fractured chain together.
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Doctors plan to fuse his fractured neck so he can walk again, but walking isn't enough for Vinny.
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What resulted was a fractured decision that left no clear consensus on how to wrestle with partisan gerrymandering.
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It was the second time he fractured his collarbone; McCown missed five games with the injury in 2015.
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Like a poet, Guston offers us a fractured and contradictory vision, simultaneously beautiful, horrific, silly, and even holy.
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The elegant order of the universe is fractured to pieces by the very mechanisms that make thought possible.
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The fundraising page details her multiple injuries, which include a fractured mandible, shattered shoulder and several rib fractures.
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What parent wouldn't consider the benefit of walking again as a result of setting their child's fractured leg?
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Ginsburg's surgery came a month after the oldest justice fractured three ribs in a fall in her office.
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A fractured Great Britain would no longer be great; ultimately, all that would be left might be England.
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However, due to the fractured state of our politics, this issue has already turned into a political football.
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THE LIMOUSINE LIBERAL How an Incendiary Image United the Right and Fractured America By Steve Fraser 291 pp.
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Our avatars represent a self-image that's fractured across dozens of sites and text bubbles and email chains.
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"A party that is fractured by anger and backbiting is a party that will not succeed," he said.
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Rather, he wrestled with whether he wanted to begin healing the fractured party he was seeking to lead.
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Mr Shadary, who faces a fatally fractured opposition, may well win if the vote does indeed take place.
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That could mean another crowded, fractured GOP field in four years featuring candidates like Rubio, Cruz, Wisconsin Gov.
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In his collection of essays Fractured Times, it's hard not to detect a yearning for that lost world.
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Relationships will be fractured, lies will spin out of control, and shocking, new mysteries upend their entire lives.
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People with broken spines, fractured arms and limbs and ribcage damage were also being treated in the hospital.
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The United States has not fractured since the Civil War, despite any flaws and abuses of government institutions.
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Mike Conaway has been given the reins to the House intelligence committee's fractured Russia investigation following chairman Rep.
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Now, some members of his own fractured party have nominated a new leader to take Mr. Machar's place.
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In Canada, Trump confronted a fractured set of Western alliances that he has shown little desire to repair.
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Without it, the Democrats will remain fractured and unable to take on Donald Trump in the 2020 election.
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The pitch fractured his left cheekbone, dislocated his jaw and severely damaged the retina in his left eye.
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One could certainly argue that Trump won the 2016 nomination due to the crowded field and fractured base.
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John Kelly, who now finds his standing in the White House similarly fractured, has adopted a different approach.
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Because we live in such a fractured media environment, there's nowhere we can convene a national conversation anymore.
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This is Bourne's personal outlook — fractured and dangerous, anxious and unstable, hyperaware but never quite sure of itself.
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There's no bigger story right now than our fractured political landscape, including for the tech and media sector.
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Southland Tales is instead a darkly funny reflection of our own fractured identities and messy pop-culture landscape.
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Since there's no central authority to decide how to proceed, it's up to the fractured community to decide.
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I was just less engaged in general, and I think the band was quite fractured at the time.
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It's shows their endurance amidst a fractured place that could at any moment erupt into a war zone.
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The fractured ice would then thaw and contribute to sea level rise, which would then melt more ice.
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Will doesn't exactly feel like those early works, likely because of the fractured nature of its recording process.
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Local crops like lentils are also at risk as seeds cannot be sown on fractured land, it added.
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Lean management theory of the 1980s fractured massive corporations into a myriad of tiny, just-in-time producers.
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The new nominee will come at a time of fractured relations between the White House and Capitol Hill.
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And while Sanders had benefited from a fractured field in early contests, the moderate consolidation hurt him Tuesday.
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It spreads over a landscape part rolling, part rugged, covered in forests and fractured by valleys and ravines.
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Then, late in January, while appearing as the Dutchman in Spain, Mr. Terfel fell and fractured his ankle.
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A global and diverse feminist community isn't necessarily a fractured one; "their" stories are so often "our" stories.
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Three years later, he fractured a vertebrae in an off-roading accident and missed an additional eight races.
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He has struggled to show empathy, disdains detail and has more often fractured national unity that fostered it.
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After breaking his back, he returned to skiing in two months, then fractured his femur not long after.
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New York Fashion Week is both a corporate-fueled vehicle and a fractured vessel in a shifting industry.
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What do you think becomes of the fractured relationship between the Christian evangelical community and the Republican Party?
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In 2016, burnout hit and she began thinking about information overload and fractured attention spans, her own included.
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But more than anything else, the results showed how fractured the political landscape in the country has become.
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The nodules were discovered during tests following a fall in November in which Justice Ginsburg fractured her ribs.
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But his focus on getting there keeps clashing with Dorothy's confusion and, more crucially, his own fractured mind.
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With Foles starting at quarterback after Carson Wentz fractured a vertebra in his back, the team seemed energized.
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The initial FAME partnership fractured, and Mr. Hall restarted FAME Studios across the Tennessee River in Muscle Shoals.
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Know that my displaced, fractured hip was more tolerable because of your kindness, and I'll never forget it.
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A medical examiner ruled that Ms. Velasquez's death resulted from "multiple blunt-impact injuries" that fractured her skull.
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Human rights activists and experts say the campaign has traumatized Uighur society, leaving behind fractured communities and families.
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A poll, commissioned by WSB-TV and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, released on Thursday showed a fractured electorate.
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The ball fractured his left cheekbone, dislocated his jaw and left him with retina damage and blurred vision.
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The sum of Western musical output is splintered, fractured, and spreading away from itself in every which direction.
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Typically fractured into dozens of "national conversations," American public discourse is now rallied against a common, nonhuman enemy.
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This new British show about a fractured immigrant family takes on greater significance amid recent family-separation policies.
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It was the kind of message that needs to be heard more in these deeply fractured United States.
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A fractured center lane makes it tough to match Sanders so far in first-past-the-post totals.
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The association said in a statement that Momota suffered multiple lacerations to his face and a fractured nose.
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But the American health care system is uniquely fractured, opaque, and cruel in its approach to saying no.
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But they found that to the west, much of the fracking fluid remained underground in the fractured shale.
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He has dislocated his spine, fractured both ankles, both legs, both arms and torn ligaments in his knees.
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Love sustained a shoulder injury in the first round, and Irving fractured a kneecap in the N.B.A. finals.
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At my current job at Fractured Atlas, they were very transparent about salary and I absolutely love that.
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She suffered a fractured skull, seizure, subdural bleeding, brain contusions and brain edema, doctors said at the time.
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When Mr. Trump won the presidency, the Republican Party was fractured and important conservative leaders still opposed him.
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That would additionally help to create shared experiences and common points of reference in a dangerously fractured society.
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The outcome fractured the admissions and financial-aid process, mostly between the haves and have-nots among colleges.
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When his newborn daughter fractured an elbow in December, he found Polar's health insurance no longer covered her.
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The looming rule has fractured industry lobbying efforts and pitted vaping advocates against some of the tobacco giants.
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Here are some pieces outlining other steps to take: Van Jones: Fractured America got together on this issue.
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Even if Ms. Le Pen loses, establishment parties have fractured and center-right parties have grown more populist.
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The fractured and weak opposition has posed little challenge to the government, other than participating in the protests.
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Mnangagwa, with the state machinery behind him, and facing a fractured opposition, had confidence going into the polls.
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Papua has suffered a simmering conflict led by a mostly poorly armed and fractured separatist movement for decades.
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Many have spent the last year, anxious, angry, afraid, we all feel the fractured faultlines across our country.
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He is being treated in a private hospital for a suspected fractured pelvis, local newspaper El Mercurio reported.
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The 21-year-old has missed two of the Raiders' past three games with a fractured right shoulder.
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Another, as Barack Obama recently warned, is that "a circular firing squad" will form, leaving the Party fractured.
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Boston played without alternate captain Patrice Bergeron, who missed his second straight game with a fractured right foot.
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If there is a mind meld between Goldman and the Trump administration, it has been fractured at times.
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But a fractured opposition has proven an ineffectual restraint on the kleptocratic and authoritarian impulses of President Hernández.
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Doctors found the nodules during tests following a fall in November in which Justice Ginsburg fractured her ribs.
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But the fractured nature of the business means readers have to visit several platforms to fill their needs.
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Amazon says Hammond, who was filming an episode in Switzerland, has a fractured knee but is otherwise okay.
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But Lewis descended into depression, and the relationship fractured under the weight of his physical and emotional pain.
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Megan Halicek went to Dr. Larry Nassar as a 20143-year-old gymnast suffering from a fractured spine.
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Interestingly, Uber — in which Google has a major stake, though an increasingly fractured relationship — is doing just that.
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Participating stores include Dunkin' Donuts, Krispy Kreme, LaMar's Donuts, Cumberland Farms, Entenmann's, Fractured Prune Doughnuts, and Duck Donuts.
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