So big, oh my God — there's another thing growing back there!
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In one, her entire frontal hairline clearly is growing back in.
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A week later, none of the hairs have started growing back yet.
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For some, hair goes through cycles of falling out and growing back.
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"My arm is gone, and it's not growing back," Mr. Salzman said.
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It also looks like he's slowly but surely growing back the infamous 'stache.
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But he is already a commercial phenom in a sport that is growing back home.
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The frizzy hairs growing back in were still thick and still screaming to be pulled out.
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"My hair that's growing back now is much curlier than what it used to be," Hyland says.
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And every surface underneath should be disinfected to prevent fungus, bacteria and other toxins from growing back.
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In the meantime, Bettis's hair is growing back — it is still short, but it is coming in steadily.
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Thanks to Frannicola and Price's efforts, along with the assistance from Willowrun Veterinary Hospital, Sasha's hair is growing back.
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So you have to go through weekly tests to make sure nothing's growing back and that everything looks okay.
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Haddish found solace with girlfriends who had also been sexually assaulted, and tried to imagine her hymen growing back.
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Some of his fingers feel swollen all the time, and the nerves are still growing back in his left hand.
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"Having this new body and having my hair growing back, I was not yet confident in my appearance," she explained.
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Over the latter half of January, doctors and nurses furiously tried to treat the fungus, but it kept growing back.
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There's evidence that her teeth were broken from crushing bones and growing back in to replace the ones she lost.
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Once that happens, the space is taken over by seaweed, which grows quickly and prevents coral from growing back, the scientists explained.
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My hair was black and just growing back after letting Vidal Sassoon shave half my head for a hokey £20 modeling job.
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And it may provide a way to stop melanomas from growing back after they have been cut down by new targeted drugs.
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After getting past the old wives' tale of facial hair growing back thicker and darker, I decided to give it a shot.
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Gentle pulses of light hit your roots, and after several treatments, hair is prevented from growing back for up to eight weeks.
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The Himalayas, famously, grow — currently at the rate of about 0.4 inches (1 centimeter) a year — and they were growing back then, too.
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Shannen Doherty shared her love for her husband of five years, Kurt Iswarienko – and showed her hair growing back after being treated for cancer.
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In this case, the rectilinear nature of the feature and the secondary vegetation growing back within it are clear signs of a relic milpa.
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Now, she said, she's so used to her bald head, which she maintains with electric clippers, she has nightmares about her hair growing back.
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And after having the acrylic on for three weeks, I realized that I hadn't picked at my fingers and my skin was actually growing back.
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Some of the coral will die off from increased disease susceptibility, but once ocean temperatures drop again, many of the corals will start growing back.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I have a history of growing back wisdom teeth, parting my gums like persimmon fruit and making it look easy.
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"My hair that's growing back now is much curlier than what it used to be," Hyland shared, explaining that she hadn't anticipated the change in texture.
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The data provides only a partial picture of forest health around the world, since it does not capture trees that are growing back after storms, fires or logging.
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The zoo has, in recent years, experimented with several alternatives — including preemptively sawing off the horns of its rhinos, a painless procedure that doesn't prevent them from growing back.
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Exporters, meanwhile, scrambled for supplies to meet shipping commitments out of the Gulf Coast amid a growing back-up of bulk cargo ships waiting to load soybeans, they said.
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The air is cleaner, and rivers are cleaner—in the West, forests are growing back, and the rate of decline is slowing in emerging markets like China and India.
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Razor Burn What causes it: Razor burn occurs when you irritate your hair follicle while shaving or waxing, and razor bumps occur when the shaved hairs become ingrown while growing back.
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They include: - like-for-like sales growth in the low single digits over 2017-2020; - EBIT margin trough at 2.5% in 2017, growing back to 3% in 2018 with limited increase thereafter.
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We also can't forget that a huge junk of the Pentagon's operating costs have been devoted to a war on terrorism that continues to expand and an ever-growing back office bureaucracy.
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As women let go of wigs and weaves, stylists like Ms. Collins have perfected hairstyles to hide hair loss, and doctors are helping women through the process of growing back their own hair.
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Back in the '60s or '70s, living in big cities and metro areas, it worked out better for everybody, because yes, things were getting more expensive, but salaries were growing back then, too.
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What's more, they estimated that deforestation has accelerated in recent years: Logging, agriculture, wildfires, and pests contribute to the loss of about 220 billion trees each year, while about 22015 billion end up growing back.
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It pits those, like Mr. Kühnert, urging the party to regroup in opposition with the hope of growing back into the formidable political force it once was, against those who fear that new elections now might just kill it.
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Part of this necessity is also due to a growing back and forth between right-wing extremism and jihadist violence, where the jihadist attacks are used by white supremacists to justify attacks on Muslims — a circle that must be broken.
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So far, Amazon has dabbled across the TV spectrum, with original content such as "Lord of the Rings," a growing back catalog of movies and shows, as well as live sports from the National Football League and the Premier League.
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Colorful plates, napkins, confetti, packages of balloons, big bags of individually-wrapped candy: all wrapped in high-sheen plastic, tight and shiny as the new skin growing back after a burn, products set low on shoddy shelving, rarely neatly stacked.
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So far, according to Peter Potapov, a professor at the University of Maryland who leads global forest monitoring projects, scientists have not been able to reach consensus on whether fires and logging release more carbon dioxide than is reabsorbed by areas growing back.
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DOCTORS SAVE TEEN WHO LIVED WITH ORGANS OUTSIDE BODY FOR 19 YEARS "In Jeff's case, he has gone almost 18 months from his diagnosis, and – on his recent MRI scans – we do not see any evidence of cancer growing back in his brain," Ahluwalia said.
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But when you notice your hair's not growing back after it sheds, or if you're losing clumps that seem outside the norm, it's usually a sign of or reaction to something else (or in many cases, multiple things) happening in your body, she says.
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"I don't care about that judgment," she told Good Housekeeping back in 2017 of her decision to get CoolSculpting (or cryolipolysis) — an FDA-cleared nonsurgical procedure that crystallizes fat cells in hard-to-work areas to kill them off and prevent them from growing back.
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Destroying infestations is a painstaking process, with the plant growing back despite repeatedly being sprayed with weed killer, and companies like JKWS resorting to methods such as injecting herbicide directly into the individual stems of plants, or digging deep reinforced barriers to prevent the spread of root networks.
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This should be mainly supported by a recovery in France (ramp-up of the DIA stores) and some margin progression in Brazil; - EUR2.5 billion capex (net of change in payables to asset suppliers) in 2017, growing back to EUR7503 billion from 2018; - 71.3% of dividend paid in shares in 2017 (actual), i.e.
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It's hard not to be infected by his enthusiasm about what would happen next: food production occupies almost half of Earth's land area, so "if you could snap your fingers and make the animal industry go away, vegetation growing back on that land would bring CO2 levels down every year by itself" no matter what kinds of cars we drive.
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Repeated cycles of burning the grass have kept trees from growing back since.
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Repeated cycles of burning the grass have kept trees from growing back since.
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In the National Census conducted in 2010 showed that the Astra neighborhood has 341 inhabitants, growing back its population after 20 years by 5.08%.
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There is also the possibility of the removed tissue growing back, or of scar tissue blocking the throat, both requiring further surgeries, though with the incisional technique, the risk of fibrosis is virtually eliminated.
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Aspen and Jack Pines are growing back quickly. The Kek is an official part of the North Country National Scenic Trail and is maintained by the Kekekabic Trail Club Chapter of the North Country Trail Association.
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They deplete the energy supply of knotweed reducing the growth and root storage. This damage prevents the knotweed from growing back. Studies have indicated that A.itadori release would result in extensive Fallopia spp. defoliation on above and below-ground biomass.
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He asks Ida to come and visit him. Ida tells him that Leif has moved back and that she loves him. Back at home Ida realizes she no longer loves Leif and dumps him. Ida goes to Italy, ditching her wig and wearing her short hair which is growing back from chemo.
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The length and the character of these may vary between the species: some are fleshy, others are fragile. The sap in the root system allows the plants to survive extreme dry spells. In summer, a number of species die back to the rhizome, growing back in autumn. The plants have a basal rosette of long green to greyish-green leaves.
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C. apiculatum logs, showing dark heartwood and pale sapwood winged achene containing one seed This tree has dense (1.15), fine-grained, strong, dark brown to black heartwood, sometimes used as firewood or for making charcoal. It is hard, and termite-resistant. The tree responds well to coppicing, growing back with plentiful foliage. The bark has been used in leather tanning.
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Gold & Wood is a manufacturer of high-end hand-crafted eyeglasses and sunglasses. The company was founded in 1995 by Maurice Leonard and has its production facilities in Luxembourg. Gold & Wood uses precious materials like diamonds, gold, wood taken from authorised and supervised plantations, and buffalo horn from animals that are not harmed in the process, with their horns growing back.
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Shazier has alopecia, an autoimmune condition which prevents the growth of hair on the body. Throughout his childhood, he was the subject of ridicule and taunting because of this. However, with support and encouragement from his parents, Shazier developed an altruistic temperament to deal with the jabs and name calling. In May 2017, he wrote of his experiences when his hair unexpectedly began growing back.
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Fujimoto claims that his signature look of a bald head and brows is the result of natural causes, stating he lost his hair because of stress involved in his martial arts training. His eyebrows began growing back in July 2005. He is an avid bodybuilder and weightlifter, bench pressing a personal best of 140 kilos (308 pounds). He has a sister, as well as one niece and one nephew.
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Depending upon the rate of growth, one can begin to feel the hair growing back within hours of shaving. This is especially evident in men who develop a five o'clock shadow after having shaved their faces. This new growth is called stubble. Stubble typically appears to grow back thicker because the shaved hairs are blunted instead of tapered off at the end, although the hair never actually grows back thicker.
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The Keeshond typically 'blows' its undercoat once a year for males, twice a year for females. During this time, the loss of coat is excessive and their guard hairs will lie flat to their back. It usually takes 2 weeks for the 'blow' to complete, in order for new undercoat to begin growing back in. A Keeshond should never be shaved, as their undercoat provides a natural barrier against heat and cold.
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Removed nails are capable of growing back normally over several months if the nail matrix is left intact through surgical extraction. However, if the matrix is damaged by trauma, it can result in an overgrowth of tissue from the proximal nail fold, resulting in the formation of pterygium. Particularly, if the nail matrix is burnt by a heated instrument, subsequent growth may produce nails which are striped, thin, or broken into longitudinal segments.
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It is also associated with the monster Hydra, with its many heads, killed by Hercules, represented in another constellation. According to legend, if one of the Hydra's heads was cut off, two more would grow in its place. However, Hercules' nephew, Iolaus, seared the necks with a torch to prevent them from growing back and thus enabled Hercules to overcome the Hydra.P.K. Chen (2007) A Constellation Album: Stars and Mythology of the Night Sky, p.
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A new Groot was created as a sprig offshoot and went on to accompany the team on their continued mission against the Phalanx, but was one of the team members captured by the Phalanx. Groot and the others were freed by Mantis, and escaped back to the lines of the Kree's resistance. In time, Groot's body regenerated from the twig, growing back to full size. Groot and the others intended to carry on as part of Star-Lord's team.
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The most efficient prevention is to grow a beard. For men who are required to, or simply prefer to shave, studies show the optimal length to be about 0.5 mm to 1 mm to prevent the hair growing back into the skin. Using a beard trimmer at the lowest setting (0.5mm or 1mm) instead of shaving is an efficient alternative. The resulting faint stubble can be shaped using a standard electric razor on non-problematic areas (cheeks, lower neck).
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The name "Hydra" means "water snake" in Greek. According to the Bibliotheka of Pseudo- Apollodorus, the slaying of the Hydra was the second of the Twelve Labors of Heracles. Accounts disagree on which weapon Heracles used to slay the Hydra, but, by the end of the sixth century BC, it was agreed that the clubbed or severed heads needed to be cauterized to prevent them from growing back. Heracles was aided in this task by his nephew Iolaus.
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Lastly, there is threading eyebrows, where a cotton thread is rolled over hair to pull it out. Small scissors are sometimes used to trim the eyebrows, either with another method of hair removal or alone. All of these methods can be painful for some seconds or minutes due to the sensitivity of the area around the eye but, often, this pain decreases over time as the individual becomes used to it. In time, hair that has been plucked will stop growing back.
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He gets as far as the cinema downstairs before Elisa finds him and returns him to her apartment. The creature touches Giles on his balding head and wounded arm; the next morning, Giles discovers his hair has begun growing back, and the wounds on his arm have healed. After initially refusing, Elisa has sex with the Amphibian Man. General Hoyt unexpectedly arrives and tells Strickland he has 36 hours to recover the Amphibian Man, or his career and life will be over.
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The Doctor takes her to the local hospital, where the mesmeric power of the hand becomes more complete and both Sarah Jane and a pathologist called Dr Carter are brought under its control. Sarah heads for the nearest nuclear generator, the Nunton Complex, where she breaks into the reactor with the hand. It seems to thrive on radiation and begins to regenerate, growing back its missing finger and moving around unaided. The head of the complex, Professor Watson, remains at his post when the reactor goes critical.
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Arthritic and mobility problems in older dogs give them more time to lick and over-groom themselves. Frequent formations of lick granulomas in the same area due to the constant licking will cause hardening, callous formation, hair loss (the hair may stop growing back), and hyperpigmentation to that area. The condition becomes a vicious cycle – erosion of the skin from licking leads to pain and itching, which leads to more licking. Lick granulomas sometimes become infected with bacteria, causing abscessed areas or fistulous tracts (furuncles).
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It is suggested that the hunger birds did eat his heart after all, but Lettie's sacrifice revived him, and his heart has been slowly growing back ever since. His visits to the farm are the result of Lettie wanting to check up on him while she sleeps and heals. The narrator's concern over the unremembered visits soon fades as he begins to forget the past events once again, telling the Hempstock women to tell Lettie he said "hello" if she contacts them from Australia.
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Following the frequent large scale disturbances caused by settlement and timber harvesting, the Acadian forest is not growing back as it was, but is subject to borealization. This means that exposure-resistant species that are well adapted to the frequent large scale disturbances common in the boreal forest are increasingly abundant. These include jack pine, balsam fir, black spruce, white birch, and poplar. Forest ecosystems support large carnivores such as the bobcat, Canada lynx, and black bear, and the large herbivores moose and white-tailed deer.
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A debated issue in managed reforestation is whether or not the succeeding forest will have the same biodiversity as the original forest. If the forest is replaced with only one species of tree and all other vegetation is prevented from growing back, a monoculture forest similar to agricultural crops would be the result. However, most reforestation involves the planting of different selections of seedlings taken from the area, often of multiple species. Another important factor is the natural regeneration of a wide variety of plant and animal species that can occur on a clear cut.
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Most mechanical means of kudzu removal practiced in the southeastern United States involve mowing the vine or cutting it back. These methods, though more effective than herbicides, are more time-consuming. Vines must be mowed down just above ground level every month or two during the growing season in order to prevent them from growing back. When using this method of kudzu control, all of the plant material must be removed and/or destroyed (burned or fed to cattle) to prevent the vines from taking root and re-growing.
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If the infection metastasizes, it may spread to any other organ and could be lethal if not treated. The most common treatment for AE is to surgically remove the parasite. Since it is difficult and not always possible to remove the entire parasite, medicine such as Albendazole is utilized to keep the cyst from growing back. Guided by the Tumor-Node-Metastasis (TNM) system of liver cancer, the European Network for Concerted Surveillance of Alveolar Echinococcosis and the World Health Organization Informal Working Group on Echinococcosis, a clinical classification system has been proposed.
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Microchips are less commonly used in mice because of their expense compared to the short life span of a mouse. Earmarking a mutant strain of mice called MRL/MpJ led to the accidental discovery that they had the ability to regenerate tissue very quickly, when scientists working with them found that the holes punched in their ears kept growing back. The holes healed over completely with regenerated cartilage, blood vessels, and skin with hair follicles. It was later found that this strain of mice also heals damage to other body parts such as knee cartilage and heart muscle significantly better than other mice.
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Under CEO Nick Williams, HMV Canada focused on growing back-catalogue music and movies not found at discount rivals, while also carrying higher-margin merchandise like gifts, collectibles, clothing and headphones, while ditching video games and technology hardware. By contrast, former parent HMV Group remained under pressure due to stronger online competition and continuing to sell low-margin video games and computers. In 2012, HMV had 113 stores in Canada, down from 121 when it was sold by HMV Group. However, Hilco opened several new stores, such as the one in Peter Pond Mall in Fort McMurray.
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When the "War of the Realms" comes to Earth, Jane assists in getting refugees to safety, with her chemotherapy successfully concluded and her hair now growing back. During the invasion she meets Valkyrie and Frigga, confirming that she was the Thor who defeated Mangog. When a new assault requires Odin and Frigga to retreat to Asgard with various Earth heroes, Frigga appoints Jane to act as All-Mother while she and Odin help to prepare the counter-attack to protect Earth. As the war continues, Brunnhilde and the rest of the Valkyrior are massacred by Malekith and his forces.
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The music video was released to Renea's YouTube channel on August 17, 2009, the same day the song was released for digital download. The video depicts Renea and her partner shrunk down to size and living in a dollhouse. Renea in the video is depicted as a picture-perfect girl wearing bright red and green dresses who is unhappy with her lover. Within the video she expresses her anger and resentment at him up to a point where she cannot stand it anymore and breaks free of his clutches, growing back to normal size and having him sent away.
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Due to disputes between the local Berkshire Hills Conference trail group and both the Appalachian Trail Conference and the Appalachian Mountain Club Berkshire Chapter, the trail was in jeopardy of growing back in until the local Mount Greylock Ski Club assumed maintenance in 1937. The greatest period of development on Mount Greylock occurred in the 1930s. The Massachusetts (Veterans) War Memorial Tower on the summit was constructed (1931–32). The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) 107th Company, MA camp SP-7, from 1933-1941 made extensive improvements on roads, trails, scenic vistas, firebreaks, forest health improvement, and recreation area development.
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After Psylocke is eviscerated by X-Men prisoner Sabretooth during an escape attempt, Warren and the X-Men track him down and capture him, but not before he is able to badly damage Warren's metal wings.Sabretooth Special #1 - In The Red, September 1995 Over time, the damage to his wings spreads. Eventually, the metal wings shatter completely, revealing that his feathered wings have been growing back within them and have broken them apart from the inside.Uncanny X-Men #338 This follows a visit from Ozymandias, who tells him that he is indeed one of Apocalypse's chosen ones.
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Some individuals have a topknot like a Llewellin Setter. Field types are often shaved down and should not be penalized as long as it is of appropriate length to protect the skin. Improper shaving will result in some coats growing back in with excessive discoloration, fading or graying. White markings other than a mark on the chest, or a white mark on the chest that is more than 60% of the width of the chest, disqualify puppies from being registered with the Boykin Spaniel Society, although the American Kennel Club and United Kennel Club do not allow denial of registration for conformation reasons.
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This intensifies the loss of topsoil, prevents tall plants from growing back (changing the landscape permanently), and furthers the eco-climate change pattern. Naturally, this change does not only affect plant life but animals as well. Researchers have also begun running simulations to predict future conditions and concluded that great biodiversity loss will result if the DRC continues its current deforestation patterns. The Salonga National Park, for example, stands to lose around 7 species of mammals by 2050, and 19 species by 2080 if the DRC population do not reduce their heat-trapping emissions which result from deforestation.
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Upon his refusal to forsake his religion, in a public display, Bhai Taru Singh's scalp was cut away from his skull with a sharp knife to prevent his hair from ever growing back. According to prominent early Sikh historian Ratan Singh Bhangu, in response to having his scalp torn off, Taru Singh cursed Zakaria Khan, saying he would be killed by his shoes. According to Sikh sources, after cutting Singh's scalp, Zakaria Khan was stricken with unbearable pain and the inability to urinate. As a last resort, Khan sent an apology to the Khalsa Panth for his persecution of Sikhs and begged for forgiveness.
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Because, with the exception of Geneva and Lausanne, the country's major cities have not lost their tram systems, Switzerland has not witnessed a major re-construction of trams as happened in the rest of Europe in the decades following the 1990s. The major exception is Geneva, where the system has been growing back again from the one line and 8km's that was left out of its original network, to 5 lines and 36km's. By the end of 2019, with the opening of line 17, the network had once again extended over the border to the French city of Annemasse, with planned future extensions to over 50km's by 2026 .
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The activity of the theatre will proceed regularly until 1832 when the last known association will born after the merge of the two local academies: The Nobles and The Resurrected, that will form the Academy of the Nobles Resurrected. To witness this union the new blazon of the association is an olive tree, cut at the lower end with new branches on the sides that are growing back, that which symbolizes the definitive rebirth of this association. The academy will not be the only one to be renewed. The old theater, now dilapidated and in poor condition, will be demolished in favor of a new building, built in stone in front of the old theater.
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Resprouting from the woody base several months after a bushfire, Lane Cove National Park Lambertia formosa regenerates after bushfire by resprouting from its woody lignotuber, but is also serotinous in that it has a seed bank held in its canopy to be released after fire. The number of flowers produced by plants growing back from fire peaks two or three years afterwards. A field study in Brisbane Water National Park north of Sydney found that plants that had experienced two short (less than seven-year) intervals between bushfires had reduced reproductive output as measured by lower numbers of follicles, compared with plants in areas which had had no or one short inter-fire interval. Plants can live for over 60 years.
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She also forces him to accept the fact that they are more than friends, and that she will stand beside him and watch his back for as long as she can. In Skin Game, Murphy has more or less gone back to how she was before Harry's death, growing back her hair and completely putting her trust in him, to the point that she unconditionally goes along with his plan, even if he kept large parts of it secret from her. It is revealed that she has hidden Amoracchius in the Carpenter house and Fidelacchius in her own, and during a fight with Nicodemus, she wields Fidelacchius again. It shatters into pieces, however, when Murphy tries to use it to kill Nicodemus while he is defenseless, and Nicodemus then severely injures Murphy in the fight.
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This led to a peak in 1938 when there was a victory by Great Britain over the United States in the 1938 Amateur World Series which was held in England, which is considered the first World Cup of Baseball. The popularity of baseball in the United Kingdom diminished during and after the Second World War by other sports and today, baseball isn't widely played among Britons. Notwithstanding, Major League Baseball and the show Baseball Tonight are available to watch the United Kingdom on the BT Sport ESPN channel. On a growing back of interest in American sports, in 2018 Major League Baseball agreed a two-year deal to field four games a year during the 2019 and 2020 seasons at the London Stadium under the name 2019 MLB London Series.
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This explained why men were hit more often than women: it was only men to went out fishing and passed frequently near the water's edge He proposed the bold plan to deforest all river and lake banks to rob the tsetse fly of its habitat by burning the bush and then taking out all roots to prevent them from growing back. As roots often went down to more than a meter, and as Mpala was 50 kilometers away, the task was gargantuan yet Roelens supported the idea and crossed the region personally to convince all villages to come out and help. Over the course of months, the banks from Baudouinville to Mpala were cleared, and this indeed significantly brought down the number of patients in the region.Around this time, father Huys became titular bishop of Rusicade, providing Roelens with a much needed assistant bishop at a time where Roelens' health was again deteriorating, at one time collapsing in Kipungwe with stomach aches.
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